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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1921

Page

9

Feely to Retain Post During 15 Good Behavior

Elmer Feely agreed to resigns only if he keeps behavior and duties satisfactory to the Waterloo city council. A bar association delegation urged settling without removal, offering a chance to stay in office if he refrains from liquor and fulfills office duties. The council will accept resignation only if Feely breaks promises. otherwise he retains the post.

Elmer F. Feely Conn Iman W. B. Ogle Police and Public Building Committee Black Hawk County Bar Association Theity Hall Eely Feely Ogle Harris Frisbie George D. Harris Edwards, Longley, Ransier & Harris Ermission N. Birdsall EJ. Wenner J. T. Sullivan J. E. Jordan J. C. Murtagh J. H. Meyers Leon A. Link Mr. Feely Waterloo Carleton Sias Bar Association

Marital Woes Lead to Separation and Divorces

Matilda L Downey seeks legal separation from George Downey after a 1919 marriage and 1920 separation. Magmie Smiddy sues Elijah H Smiddy for divorce alleging cruel treatment. she seeks custody of four children Foldie Dale Inez Lloyd, $15 weekly alimony and a home injunction. Rosina Hildebrand sues Ray V Hildebrand after a 1917 marriage. he was convicted of a felony forgery, arrested March 6 1921, and nine days later jailed. She seeks custody of a son and $104 weekly alimony.

Matilda L. Downey George Downer

Four Murders Die In Mass State Electrocution

Four murderers were electrocuted in Bellefontaine Pennsylvania today marking the first time in state history that four inmates have paid the death penalty for the same crime.

United Press Bellefontaine

Missionaries Attend Northern Baptist Meeting in Des Moines

Delegations arriving for the Northern Baptist convention in Des Moines include veterans and families from Burma, Assam, South India, East and West China, Japan, Africa, and the Congo. Notables include Rev. C. H. Heptonstall, Rev. W. F. Thomas, Rev. R. B. Long, Rev. D. Bawden, Dr. and Mrs. W. L. Ferguson, and others, highlighting long service in missions across Asia and Africa.

Associated Press Des Moines Northern Baptist Convention Foreign Mission Felds Northern Baptists Japan Africa Philippines East China Asian Burma South India India Baptists C. H. Heptonstall Heptonstall W. F. Thomas America Insein Thomas Baptist Theological Seminary Assam R. B. Long Impur Britain 8. D. Bawden W. L. Ferguson William Ashmore Swatow South China Ashmore West China Yangtzee Yangtsekieng F. L. Bradshaw J. P. Davies East China Field J. F. White H. Kulp Shanghai Baptist College Victor Hanson Kinhwa Hanson Ola Hanson William Axling Tokio Axling The Baptist Tabernacle Congo

Missionary Delegation Arrives in Philippine Island Ports

Mrs Thomas Hill and the Bains reside at Mukimvika near the Congo mouth in Portuguese territory. Their school work uses Portuguese. The Philippine delegation includes Dr and Mrs R C Thomas, Jlo Le, Rev J F Russell, Kupiz Panayjand, and Rev and Mrs W Q Valentine in Bacolod on Negros Island.

Thomas Hill Bain Mukimvika Congo Portugese Poruguese Philippine R. C. Thomas Jlo le J. F. Russell Kupiz Panay Jand W. QC. Valentine Bacolod Negros

Davis to Initiate for Moose Fete in Chicago

Secretary of Labor James J. Davis will take part in an initiation at the Greater Chicago Moose lodge during the Moose fete in Chicago on June 21 following the June 20 event. The visit highlights labor leadership and fraternal cooperation in the city.

Morgans Rainbow Band Delights Small Waterloo Audience

Morgans Rainbow Band under Low Morgans played at the Dairy Cattle Congress hippodrome with 25 musicians and vocalist Mrs. Marion Morgans. The program included Faust, Rigoletto, Stars and Stripes Forever, Atlantis, Don Quixote, Raymond, Barnum Bailey Favorite, and Sometime. Proceeds went to the B. P.O. Elza benefit fund.

Waterloo Morgans Rainbow Band Dairy Cattle Congress Mrs. Morgans Gounod Verdi Sousa Safranek Raymond Thomas Barnum B. P.O

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