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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1921

Page

12

Mysterious Shooting In Ogden Leaves Man Critical

William Brown a 40 year old married man with three children is in critical condition at St Francis Hospital after being shot multiple times near the railroad yards in Highland addition. He insists he did not recognize his assailant, describing the shooter as a hatless man, possibly one of four. Police found no coat or coat near the scene and surgeons report a bullet pierced his back with possible internal injuries.

OG. G. W Highland Addition William Brown St. Francis Hospital Alice Young Ano Dew Brown Reng Bates Street Eone Taro Oreans

New Summer Home of Iowa Opens at Templar Park

Templar Park opens June 25 for the 1921 session with a 1,600 strongTemplar family. The grand commandery will meet that week, accompanied by a Des Moines band for dances, and a motion picture machine will be installed in the asylum to boost programs. The park offers seven rooms with 1 to 5 beds per room and guests may stay varying weeks through September. Fred W. Schweirrr named superintendent and I. s H. Christopherson in charge of dining.

Iowa Templar Park Templar Grand Commandery Des Moines Fred W. Schweirr West Union S H. Christopherson Cedar Falls

Purser Portrays Christ as Wonderful Counselor at Union Service

Dr. D J Purser Jr pastor of Walnut Street Baptist preached a simple gospel sermon at a union service in First Congregational Church last evening. He highlighted Christ as the wonderful counselor and urged trust in him for comfort and growth, praising mothers who guide children and criticizing modern creeds that drift from Christian faith. Dr. Fred J Clark of First Congregational and Dr F W Court of First E B church delivered prayers as Mrs Fred Clark and RC Aufstader sang.

D. J. Purser, Jr Walnt Street Baptist Church Christ Purser Iowa Fred J. Clark Lrst Congregational Church F. W. Court First EB. Church

Lifesavers Qualify At Waterloo YMCA School

Eight boys achieved lifesaver status at a Waterloo YMCA swimming school led by F. W. Richardson. They passed a demanding exam including deep water diving to retrieve a 10 pound sandbag, 200 yard swims with and without arms, land and water release demonstrations, rescue towing, Shafer resuscitation, and were awarded sterling silver waterfobs marking their achievement.

Waterloo Y. M. C. A F. W. Richardson

Cedar Falls Cools as Rain Streak Feels Short Lived

Waterloo and Cedar Falls endured record heat in 1921 with 96 degrees highs and a 69 degree night. A passing shower barely touched Waterloo as Cedar Falls enjoyed a dramatic but brief rain split by a visible dry wall of air. Residents sought shade and river plunges to beat the heat while motorists reported a sudden halt to the storm near Electric Park.

Waterloo Greece Cedar Falls Electric Park Chautauqua Park Shede

Two Boys Bitten By Dogs Stir City Action

Complaints of vicious dog attacks prompt city to consider legal steps. Two boys were bitten yesterday in different city areas, Walter Les of 350 Butleravente and a child of Mrs. Sophie Bodell of 629 Iowa Street. Police lack authority to seize outlaws. dog catcher Baldwin cites ordinance limits. City marshal tradition of annual roundup noted as past approach.

Walter Les Butleravente Sophie A. Bodell Iowa Street B. Wv. Baldwin

New Jersey Visitor Records Weehawken History Sites

William Shackleford of Mitchellville Iowa visits Weehawken with brother in law Walter Jensen. He notes horses dying and discusses the Hamilton Burr duel site, calling Weehawken sacred ground for Revolutionary War and Washington’s army memories.

William Shackleford Weehawken WN. J Walter P. Jensen Mitchellville Iowa Mr. Sheckleford Alexander Hamilton Aaron Burr Hamilton Burr Washington

Births Reported In Cedar Falls Area

Birth notices list multiple families from Cedar Falls and nearby towns. Entries include McEnany twins Edward Wallace and Elizabeth. Anton daughter Charlotte See. Yarrow daughter. Largonn daughter. Canning daughter Maxine. Onnell family Cedar Falls daughter Mary. Baughman Cedar Falls daughter Av Bell Catherine. Bass son Robert Richard. Raebl Cedar Falls daughter Marlys Louise. Sanders son Clyde Edward.

Peter E. McEnany Duryea Edward Wallace Agnes Elizabeth Jay B Anton Big Creek Township Charlotte See Mes Roy C. Yarrow Walter L. Largonn Dawson Henry Carl Raebl Cedar Falls Marlys Louise Vere Witt Barton Francis Robert Pearl L. Sanders Joder Clyde Edward

Tax receipts under review in Clarke county

Clarke county residents are asked to bring spring tax receipts for inspection by state accountants next Saturday. The note alleges county treasurer C W Judkins collected more taxes than owed, with duplicates in the tax book used to conceal the difference. Citizens should compare their receipts with records at the treasurer’s office.

Osceola Clarke County

GAR Thieves Active Across Iowa Statewide

Automobile thieves were busy Sunday across Iowa with several car thefts reported to police. A Saxon roadster stolen from W J Helm at 505 Washington in Des Moines was recovered wrecked with a broken clutch. Other thefts included a 1921 seven passenger at Rapides and a Manchester Ford touring car, plus a Des Moines Ford with different license numbers.

Waterloo Manchester Cedar Rapids Des Moines W. J. Helm Washington Street Rapides Bng Lcense Sherif Price Delaware County

Probation Wife at Piaza and Day With Mes-Wonea-Marryings at Strand

A mixed review highlights The Probation Wife at the Piaza as a human story of Norma Tal with Jo Mowbray in three roles. Strand screens Day With Mes-Wonea-Marryings, a $0.5 million production featuring Dor jothy Phillips and Victoria in a grand drama with elaborate, colorful scenes and strong director Allen Holubar.

Piaza Norma Talmudigets Jo Mowbray Reformatory Talmadge Strand Theatre Zurore Dorjothy Phillips Snow Heights Victoria Allen Holubar Mia

Illinois Budget Increase Reaches 41 Million

The Illinois general appropriation bill passed by the legislature carries 41,843,690 dollars for two years' expenses. The measure follows a 50‑hour executive day and exceeds the previous omnibus bill by nearly 14 million dollars.

Illinois Associated Press Springfield Ill

Pearl White shifts from serial stunts to feature drama

Theaters report Pearl White, once worshipped as queen of film serials, has moved to feature drama under William Fox. Tiger's Cub, an exciting Alaskan romance, is now playing at the Palace Theatre with Miss White in a leading role.

Pearl White William Fox Palace Theatre Miss White

Cocoanut Oil Shampoo Promises Gentle Hair Care

An advertisement praises massified cocoanut oil shampoo as a superior option for hair washing. It argues standard soaps and shampoos contain alkali that dries the scalp and harms hair, urging use of a pure greaseless cocoanut oil formula to cleanse the scalp, remove dirt, and leave hair silky and manageable.

Strand Theatre Presents Universal Magnitude of Modern Story

A vivid Strand Theatre blurb extols a modern story for its universal appeal and impressive theme. Critics praise its grand scope and cinematic impact, noting immersive scenes that enhance the narrative without drawing attention away from the thrill.

Strand Theatre

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