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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1922

Page

14

Labor Day Activities Planned at Park Celebration

Labor day events set for September 4 at Waterloo Park include an all day celebration with a carnival and entertainment. Fort Dodge Pastor Rev. Fred Pettit is chosen to deliver the labor day address at the afternoon program. Committee chair Thomas Roland leads a broad organizing group including Earl Maus and J Harris Guilford with finances managed by N Stufflebeam. Details include music, arts, and amusements. a downtown parade is canceled to reduce prep and cost. Weather forecasts predict rain on several July days, affecting the broader summer schedule.

Willy Ber Waterloo Electric ‘Park Fort Dodge Fred Pettit Fort Co Pet First Methodist Episco Thomas ‘Rolan Earl Maus J. Harris Jerry. Guilford GW. L. Erhéon Prank Stone L. P. Mullan Stufflebeam Harles C. MacKay T. B. Brown Hohrrichson iMusic

Auto Loses Eye When a Batted Ball Strikes Car Headlight

While driving home on a weekend evening J C ran a car into a group of boys playing street ball. A ball struck a headlight with a sharp crack and shattered it, injuring the eye of no one in the car. The incident was reported to police headquarters.

Ionally J. C. Ran Eleventh Street

Cornstalk Ambitious Telegraph Pole Stands 12 Feet

W. F. Parrott of Cedar Heights displays a young telegraph pole he used as a corn stalk on his river bottom dairy farm. The stalk measures 11 feet 11 inches, tassel out, and was harvested from a six acre patch. He plans fodder for a 30 foot silo and credits barnyard manure as the fertilizer secret.

FL Parrott Cedar Heights Mr. Parrott

Thief Steals Diamond Rings From Mrs. Nellie Cohn

Two diamond rings and several dollars disappeared from the Franklin Street residence of Mrs. Nellie Cohn while she gardened and her son slept upstairs. A suspect was described to police.

Nellie ‘Cohn Franklin Igtreat

His Back Against the Wall at the Plaza For Three Days

The Goldwyn photoplay His Back Against the Wall opens today at the Plaza for three days. It is a farce comedy about a coward turned hero through circumstances. Also at the Palace The Man Unconquerable with Pearl Fisher on the South Pacific islands and South Sea intrigue.

Goldwyn Plaza Plaza Theatre Max Jack Jlolt Para Mount Star Robert Kendall Pearl Fisher South Pacific Jin the Palace South Sea Islands Bee Font Palace Theatre

Angel of Crooked Street Amid Lottery of Timed Pranks

Altice and Calhoun devised practical jokes during a motor trip near Hullswood this week. Rudolph Valentino, a dog, attracted attention as the pair staged scenes at the Rialto and Strand theatres, while Gloria Brown acted in Beyond the Rocks.

Altice Calhoun Mies Horn Rialto Theatre

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