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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1921

Page

14

Tragic Drowning of Mrs Moon and Child in Greene Creek

Mrs William Moon JR aged 60 and Ruth Ritter drowned in a Greene Iowa creek while attempting to rescue Ruth who waded beyond her depth. The Ritter child and Moon granddaughter Madeline Austin aided, with emergency efforts failing. The Moons long-time Greene residents active in church and civic groups.

William Moon Ruth Ritter Green William Moon, Jr Huth Ritter Madeline Austin Moon June Telehone Greene Royaleighbors Methodist Episcopal Arch William Claire Kaydon Dick ‘Austin Denver Colo.w Sam Ritter Grundy Center Ritter Usuia Foon Wade Ruth Mrs. Moon

Knights Templar Park Opens at Spirit Lake Tomorrow

Waterloo Knights Templars plan family vacations at Templar Park Spirit Lake this summer. The resort opens tomorrow and runs through September 1. Trustees Greg Sporle C E Carey and D S lark oversee new improvements and expanded dining by the grand commandery. The asylum above houses the commandery with a 350 seat dining room and American plan meals. Visitors should bring towels bed linen and pillows. Knight Fred W Schneider of Union named superintendent for the season.

Waterloo Knight Templars Templar Park Spirit Lake Greg A. Sporle C. E. Carey D. S.lark Prospectus Asylum Dinnall Grand Commandery Fred W. Schneider Union

Starts suit against estate of B. E. Wilson

A suit for specific performance was filed seeking enforcement of a contract dated April 3 1921 between M M Moore and Burton E Wilson. Moore asks H W arcut administrator to carry out sale of the Easterly Portion of lot 1 Sherwood Park addition to Moore. Moore assigned a second mortgage of 553 on premises 1318 Sixth Street West to Burton E Wilson with the balance to be repaid to Moore.

M. M. Moore Mr. Moore H. W. Arcut Wilson Moore Sherwood’s Park Burton BH. Wilson Walter J. Murphy Sixth Street West

Two Waterloo Men Admitted To Law Practice

Two young Waterloo men Craig Arbuckle and Horace Van Metre joined 26 University of Town law graduates who passed the state bar exams at Town City this week. The group included one woman Consuelo Hanna. Arbuckle will join his father July 1 forming the Courtrigat Arbuckle firm. Doolittle of Manchester assisted at the bar association banquet.

Waterloo Craig Arbuckle W. Arbuckle Park Avenue East Horace van Metre I. van Metre Third Avenue West Law College, University of Town Town City Candi Mias Consuello Hanna Laverne Phil C. Hanna Clyde C. Doolittle Manchester State Bar Association Arbuckle J. W. Ar

CourtRight and Arbuckle Practice Lone Law since 1890

Details of the law practice at Parkersburg Waterloo and ongoing firm history. C B Courtright senior member opened the Waterloo office in 1894 with Arbuckle joining later. Courtright retired July 1 1911 and Arbuckle practiced alone until 18 months ago when Courtright became a municipal judge.

Parkersbug C. B. Courtright Waterloo Arbuckle Courtright

Reorganize Glee Club for Summer Activity

The Chanticleer Glee Club reorganized during the week with new officers elected: Rich ward Abel president, John Cutler vice president, Harold Miller secretary, Parmie Garamoni treasurer, Free Mead pianist, Merril Muzzey marshal, Louis Stolte and Harold Miller music managers. Alumni members from colleges last year bring experience, signaling a promising season. After the business meeting Miss Lilian Fifteen, former alumni Mexdort, and Ruth Miller met at Harold J. Mil’s home for refreshments.

Mexdort Ruth Miller Herold J. Mil

Traer Supervises City Playground Program This Summer

Traer launches supervised playgrounds in city parks for community children. The effort is supported by Cherokee schools and the local federation of women’s clubs. Ruth Wilson, a trained play supervisor from Traer, oversees the program.

Traev Treer Cherokee Federation of Women's Clubs Ruth Wilson Traer The Courier

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