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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1921

Page

8

Quayle Praises Self Made Leaders at Waterloo Chautauqua

Bishop William A. Quayle urged independence and self reliance as he compared Napoleon Bonaparte to a democrat who rose from humble origins. The program at First Methodist Episcopal church included a Grossman orchestra concert and an inspirational talk by Dr. O A Newlin.

William A. Quayle Waterloo First Methodist Episcopal Church Napoleon Bonaparte Quayle Napoleon Europe Bonaparte Marie Louise Alps Win‘ter America England Atlantic United States of America Louisiana Mississippi Valley Grossman Bishop Quayle Barnes Asia South America M.B. Church

Rich and Poor Dance Crowd at Electric Park

A Ton to the open air dancing pavilion at Electric park draws a cross section of society from college students to nurses and clerks. Carl Baker, the floor manager, notes that patrons span all occupations with little trouble from the so called higher classes, and staff monitor intoxication as 263 tickets are sold.

Electric Park Carl Baker

New State Law Tightens Motor Headlight Regulations

Iowa officials announce strict enforcement of a new headlight law effective Sept. 1. The bulletin lists approved lensmakers and maximum candle power with tilt and focal adjustment rules for motorists. Ford cars with flywheel generators have an extra tilt requirement. Some motorists have already complied.

W. M. Calladay Des Moines Sfice Iowa Iowa State Highway Commission Ed Madigan Ford

Camp Boys Feast on Pig at Andersons Island

YMCA camp at Andersons Island hosts roast pig night as a highlight among events for fourth period boys. E E Micklewight praised Waterloo camp size and facilities, while Rotary Club declines a baseball challenge, inviting a call instead.

Charles Lamb Anderson’s Island E. E. Micklewight Omaha Waterloo Motirlans Rotary Club Wred Adams Rotary Pienit’ Entertainment Committee Rotarians

Spurgin Kin in Iowa Deny Missing Banker Hidden Here

Des Moines reports say Wade Spurgin of Panora denied that Warren C. Spurgin the Chicago bank president who vanished with his wife and children is hiding near Panora. Officials allege embezzlement of securities from Michigan Avenue Trust. George M. Reynolds, former head of Des Moines National is noted in the text.

Continental and Commercial National Bank of Chicago Michigan Avenue Trust Company Reynolds Michigan Avenue Bank Des Moines Wade Spurgin Panora Warren C. Spurgin Chicago Spurgin George M. Reynolds Des Moines National Bank

Three Speeders Fined One Charge Dismissed In Court

Bing Monday saw four speeding charges listed in police court over the holiday period. Gus Bansonias Lyle Selleck and Simon Bueminke each paid eight dollars and fifty cents plus costs, covering ten dollar appearance bonds. John Banton pleaded not guilty and had the charge of exceeding the speed limit dismissed after presenting supporting witnesses.

Bing Belog Gus Ban Sonias Lyle Selleck Simon Bueminke John Banton Mulicy

Bishop Quayle recalls dedication of first M E church in ashes

Bishop William A. Quayle of St. Louis spoke at the First M I church recalling his dedicatory sermon of March 5, 1911. The new edifice was destroyed by a disastrous fire early that morning after great preparations for impressive services.

Quayle M. E M. I William A. Quayle St. Louis Frank

Pastor Cole Leads Faithful Services in Theatre

Pastor Cole and Bishop Quayle led a morning worship in a theatre for the sorrowful flock. The church, after months, opened for occupancy and has since seen phenomenal growth in membership with Bishop Quayle preaching there on multiple occasions.

Cocoanut Oil Shampoo Promises Safe Hair Care

An old advice column extols mulsified cocoanut oil shampoo as a gentle, greaseless cleaner for hair. It warns soaps and shampoos with alkali dry the scalp and damage hair, while detailing easy use and strong lather that cleanses scalp and dust. The article notes it is inexpensive and widely available.

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