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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1920

Page

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Amore the Stove Sta and Gladys Brockwell Star

Amore the Stove Sta star Gladys Brockwell of the Fox constellation runs a ranch near Los Angeles praised for prize livestock. The piece notes her blue ribbons and ranch ability while she works on the film While I Live adapted from Charles Reade. Grant Washburn in Hollywood finds pride in his two sons, Brant IV and Jim.

Gladys Brockwell Fox Constellation Vs Angeles West Grrant Washburn Brrant Washburn Paramount Brant IV Hollywood Cal Jim

Screen stars and stage talk mix in backstage notes

The article recalls Sonny and Dwight Ludlow Wash urn and explains Dwight I Moody, a famed evangelist, as the baby’s great uncle. It notes Louise Hutt’s return as a Selznick star and traces her early film start and roles in Seventeen and Tom Sawyer. It mentions Jack Benny, Jack Holt, Dorothy Gish, and James Rennie, plus Hampton Hope in a Czech costume aboard the Imperator for a seaman’s fund event.

Sonny Dwight Ludlow Washurn Dwight Dwight I. Moody Louise Hutt Selznick Miss Hutt Heig James Rennie Royal Air Forces Ope Hampton Hope Hampton Imperator New York Seaman's Fund Paris

Republicans Hear Northwest Outlook From Party Leaders

Will H. W. Flays resumed hearings with Midwest readers and will travel with T. Geleman Du Pont to confer with Senator Harding. Hearings in Chicago await the notification ceremonies at Harding's home. Minnesota leaders predict better party prospects aided by liquor policy and Roosevelt followers pledge support. protests from Ohio over a front porch campaign will be addressed with Harding.

Associated Press Chicago H W. Flays Irving A. Caseyell Minnesota L. H. Stoddard Theatore Roosevelt Ohio Harding Hays

Iowa Legion Men to Meet in Cedar Rapids

The second annual Iowa Department American Legion convention will be held in Cedar Rapids September 3 and 4. Officers will be elected and delegates chosen for the national meeting in Cleveland. Waterloo will send delegates and alternates based on membership. Reduced rates are sought. Miss Mildred Williamson visits Waterloo before Red Cross overseas service.

Iowa Legion Cedar Rapids Iown Department American Legion Cedar Hepids Miss Williamson Mildred Williamson Waterloo Red Cross Overseas Service J. W. Weatherth Hammond Avenue Western Reserve Univeraity Cleveland Beron Mikhart

Boy Drowns In Water Tank While Playing

Five year old William Bonson died after falling into a water tank in Dubuque Iowa. His mother and sister slept through the accident and efforts to revive him were unsuccessful. The body was found at the tank's bottom after a fruitless search.

Associated Press Dubuque, Ta William Bonson

Fate of Interchurch World Movement Up for Decision Today

In New York the general committee of 200 clerical and lay delegates faced a critical vote on the Interchurch World Movement. With a shortfall of about 100000 from a 33607757 target and withdrawals by Northern Presbyterian and Northern Baptist groups, leaders weighed three options: wind up immediately, continue briefly on a changed basis, or reorganize along denominational lines. The finance crisis and recent withdrawals drive the debate as the committee met.

Interchurch World Movement New York Northern Presbyterian N Ral Byss Men's Committee Fame Ihe

Fireman Out Of Danger After Truck Collision

Jeane Chishard, a city fireman, was severely injured in a collision of firetrucks en route to an alarm. He has passed the critical stage and is reported out of danger at Presbyterian hospital. An x ray yesterday eased fears of a fractured skull.

Jeane Chishard Sity Presbyterian Hospital Gushard

Government rat killing drive to guard U S from bubonic plague

Health service issues a public guide to destroy rats and protect buildings. It covers trapping, poisoning, and sealing food sources, with detailed tips on trap placement, bait, and rat proofing of floors walls and food depots to curb infestations.

Gov't U.S Washington, D. C United States Public Health Service Cumming Health Service Mediterranean Te Wealth Himberg

Rat-Proofing Push for City and State Antirat Laws

Community leader Killing Lim urges aggressive rat-proof construction and screen openings while attacking rats at every opportunity. He calls for strict city anti rat ordinances and stronger state antirat laws to curb infestations.

Lim

City May Order New Fire Truck At Special Meeting

The Minneapolis city council plans a 4 PM special meeting to consider purchasing another La France fire engine to replace one ruined in a collision. Don Green of American LaFrance arrives to discuss concessions on payments as the city already has a $13,000 engine from a prior contract and would gain three LaFrance trucks upon delivery.

Don Green Minneapolis American la Frante Fire Engine Company Green LaFrance

American Wins Dash at Oxford Meet

Princeton athlete B Brown won the 100 yard dash at the Princeton Oxford meet in London. D Rudd of Oxford placed second, R D Clark and Wood of Princeton followed, Brown clocked about 10 seconds. Milligan of Oxford won the mile, Montague second, Swede third, McCulloch fourth, in 14 31 ec. Pole Mines Busy reports Polk county coal mines employing all available workers with no idle period this summer.

London B. Brown Princeton D. Rudd Oxford R. D. Clark Wood Brown Milligan Montague A. Swede R. M. McCulloch Pole Associated Press Des Moines Polk County George Heaps, Jr Iowa Coal Operators’ Association

Unpaid city bills loom over Chicago finances

City deputy comptroller Louis E. Gosselin says unpaid bills for the current fiscal year total 1 600 000 with projections that the year end total will reach 6 006 000 due to crippled finances.

Tnpald Associated Press Chicago Tuly Ascal Louis E. Gosselin

Landis Attacks Wilson Over Dorsey Commutation

Judge Kenesaw Landis denounces President Wilson for commuting cattleman James Dorsey’s sentence from eight to four years. Dorsey was convicted of selling 12 6060 head of Holsteins that proved to be common stock upon delivery. Awards, dates, and scattered town notes follow in a jumble of brief items from Zion City to Janesville and Pipestone.

Associated Prasad Chicago Kenesaw M. Landis Wilson James Dorsey Gilbert Dorssy

Social Roundup Highlights Local Visits and Hosting

Barclay Center hosts Judy, Sue, and Mrs. Nelson Trumbauer from Charles City over the weekend at sister Mrs. H A Trumbauer s home. Nellie Whitness of Waterloo visits J G Turner. Mrs John Conrad spends several days in Waterloo. Mr and Mrs Charles Myore entertain many guests for the Fourth.

Barclay Center Judy Sue Nelson Trumbauer Charles City H. A. Trumbauer Nellie Whitness Waterloo J. G. Turner John Conrad Ben Waterioo Mea Chas Myore

Parkersburg Gossip Highlights Local Visits and Weddings

Parkersburg area residents share a busy week with reunions in Shell Rock, visitors from Waterloo Des Moines and Chicago, a wedding at Cartersville, and health notes including a broken limb. Local families tour cities, attend funerals, and celebrate summer travel and gatherings.

Community Notes From Tripoli area

Mrs to M. Dore um Minneapolis attended funeral of William Goodenbear and visited her mother Mrs Mary. Alberta Backhaus returned home from a three week visit with sister Mrs T M Bornm Minneapolis. Families from Mashlstead, Esikema, and Freg Person with Katherine Stange traveled to Wa ters for a birthday gathering at Henry Kahler’s. The Satters with Clara Olas visited Waterloo. hosts’ family remains. Large crowd at Waverly celebration and halt game. Tripoli beat Waverly 9 to 1. Koeh takes a week vacation from Garland Bros store. St Johns Lutheran mission festival ended Sunday.

Parkersburg Fury H. FE Lashbrook Mary Shell Rock Irving Geissman Billy Waterloo Edwards C. A. Mahanke W. H. Mahanke Berwyn Will Lohr Biemarck N. D Val Lohr Irving Finger Helen Strickland Genevieve Ferguson Hilda Hanwell Zella Tysdean Schuck Clear Lake Mae Ludeman Marie Goerner Sabrin Bogers Chicago Henry Rogers New York City Marie Charles Wilson Dumont Clarence McCann Weverly Hospital Palmer Fred Brown Des Moines S. Black Ruth Sioux City HR. Mulder Rosa Reid Waverly Ben Blan Arthur TiSenschmitt Dubuque Virginia Shaffer Pacatenda Henry Walbaum Balumet Okis Red Walbaum Dakota Harry Renken Enid Okla R. G. Renken Myrtie Avfinson Cloaer Lake Buffalo Center Florabathe Pierson Jill Plerson Maurce Madix Cartersville Father McKinles Plerzon Madix Northwestern Railroad Josiah Given Driss Allene Allen Wielkers Clarksville Sandreck C. Mardorf Theo. Pockels Western Douglas Cummings Zatha Gunsalus Trifoll Tripoli Ken Freg Person Katherine Stange Waters Henry Kahler I Min Mra F. Scheppete J Chhildren Rame Clara Olas Tripolk Koeh Garland Bros St Jann's Lutheran

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