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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1921

Page

6

Beck Retires From Waterworks Building Society Board After 42 Years

George P. Beck Jr resigns from the People's Mutual Building & Loan Association after serving 42 years as a director. He is the last original board member. only Emmons Johnson and J. B. Hoff remain. Murtagh elected to fill Beck’s unexpired term. officers and several directors re-elected. Beck recalls Waterloo growth from frontier town to city and credits local leadership and industry.

George P. Beck, Jr People’s Mutual Building & Loan Association Beck Emmons Johnson J. B. Hoff California H.W. Jenner Frank Fischer W.H. Hartman G. Button Richard Garton G. F Roberts George P. Beck Association Edwin Messek J. J. Miller A. G. Cole Edwin Mesick Ww. C. Logan M. LaBarr A B. Coveri Carleton Sins R. Davis J. A. Young J. C. Hartman F. I. Marquis Waterloo Peoples Mutual Building & Loan Associated Geo. P. Beck George FP. Beck Mar Waterloo Courier Mesick People’s Mutual Building & Loan Association Var Prairies Bent Lfe Davidson H. Nawman Pioneer Village Iowa Black Hawk County Building Body People's Mutual, Building & Loan Association Martin Blim H. L. Shutts. Hoff W. A. Crowther C. P. Jones I A. Jenney Simmons Johnson J. Pls Hummel A. T. Luseh FH. H. Saunders Feerse Hoff Edgepick Uel A. T. iPomeroy

Great Chime Clock Erected At First National Bank

A bronze clock with copper accents is being installed on the First National Bank building corner. Standing 12 feet 3 inches high and 3 feet 6 inches square, it will be visible from Fourth and Sycamore streets. Four dials, art glass, and Westminster chimes will ring every quarter hour.

First National Bank Fourth Sycamore Westminster

J Amos Foot Saved After Mayo Clinic X Rays

J Amos of 115 Randolph suffered a compound ankle fracture from a fall at the West High building on August 1 1920. Mayo Clinic doctors in Rochester Minnesota took six X rays and decided to wait a year before further treatment, hoping for better healing outcomes.

HH. J. Amos New West High Maro Clinic Rochester Minn Amos Mayo Clinic Mr. Amos Randolph

Christ Church Plans Interior Redecoration

Christ Episcopal church vestry approved plans by the Ladies Guild and Daughters of the King to refinish and redecorate the sanctuary interior. A committee will contract the work, aiming to start after Easter and finish by May 1 at an estimated cost of about 1000 dollars.

M. B. Cleveland Christ Episcopal Church Ladies Guild and Daughters of the King J. 5. Parrott F. L. Northey F T. W. Place Church Society E. B. Mounsey Fourth Street

Bemis Co Report on Lawn City Gas Impartial in Tone

The Bemis company report on Citizens Gas and Electric Co. property serves as a basis for establishing service rates. It is described as balanced toward both sides and suggests a rate higher than some expected. A council and gas company conference is planned for Wednesday evening.

Bemis Co Lawn City Gas Cedar Falls B. W. Bemis Company Citizens Gas & Electric Co

Clarksville Resident Dies at Mercy Hospital Waverly

Clarksville resident Vernat Moore aged about 82.1 years died at Mercy Hospital, Waverly, early today after a several months illness. An operation was performed last Monday. Survived by widow Mabel Tennyson, a daughter Lucille, parents Levi and Mrs Moore, two brothers and two sisters. Funeral arrangements to be announced.

Clarksville Vernat Moore Mercy Hospital Waverly Mabel Tennyson Lucille Levi Moore

Old Home Remedy Cough Syrup Promises Quick Relief

An advertisement touts a cheap at home cough syrup using Pinex and sugar or honey. It claims rapid throat and lung relief within 24 hours and targets bronchitis asthma and related coughs. The Vinex Co promotional text urges asking druggists for 245 ounces of Pinex with full directions.

Norwar Vinex Co V. Wayne Ind

Dr Patterson Opens Revival at Graves Memorial Church

Dr J H Patterson of Westerville Ohio begins a series of meetings at Graves United Brethren church at Fourth and Alien streets. The revival runs from this evening at 7 30 until Faster Sunday with Mrs George Welker directing singing and Rodeheaver Victory Songs. The pastor Rev S S Smicy says the aim is to continue blessing the city through gospel preaching and personal renewal.

J. H. Patterson Westerville Graves United Brethren Church Fourth Alien Patterson Waterloo S. S. Smicy George Welker Rodeheaver

Arbuckle to End 15 Years on Waterloo East School Board

J. W. Arbuckle will finish his term on the Waterloo East board of education this spring after 15 years on the panel and 11 years as president. He previously served on the Parkersburg board and helped build a new high school. He taught school as a boy and led schools at Allison and Ipswich before qualifying as a lawyer in the Dakota Territory and later studying at Boston University.

J. W. Arbuckle Board of Education of Waterloo East Arbuckle East Board Board of Education Parkersburg Allison Ipswich Dakota Territory Boston University Waterloo Board

Divorce suit portrays alleged cruelty and drunkenness

Blanche Loyer accuses O F Loyer of cruel treatment and public drunkenness in a Cedar Falls divorce petition. She seeks alimony, child custody, and a restraining order amid claims of a 1914 marriage and an alleged February 25 1921 incident in front of lodge members.

J. H. Meyers Blanche Loyer O. F. Loyer Main Street Cedar Falls St. Joseph Mich Mae Clark Charles Clark Elkader Mae Oldfather Vera E. Morelock Gale Morelock Waterloo

One Narrow Gauge Railroad Still Operates in Iowa

A small Iowa railway, long controversial, continues to run its diminutive engines amid public debate. The line remains a curiosity and a source of commentary as it quietly sustains its operations despite ongoing disputes.

Bellevue Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Cascade Hine Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway State Railroad Commission Belle- Vue Tara Iowa Associated Press Cascade

Freezone promises painless corn relief for small price

An advertisement touts Freezone as a quick cure for corns and calluses. It claims the liquid stops pain instantly and can be lifted off with fingers without soreness or irritation. The druggist offers a tiny bottle for a few cents.

No-To-Bac Helps Break Tobacco Habit Ad

An advertisement touts No-To-Bac as a simple aid to quit smoking, chewing, or cigars. It promises relief from tobacco cravings and a money back guarantee if craving remains. It claims users gain mental and physical and financial improvement after stopping.

Parmint Remedy for Catarrhal Deafness and Head Noises

An old newspaper notice advises readers with catarrhal deafness or head noises to buy 1 ounce of Parmint double strength, mix with 4% pint hot water and a little tranulated sugar, then take one tablespoon four times daily. It claims relief as nostrils open and mucus stops dripping, noting the remedy is easy to prepare, inexpensive, and pleasant to take.

Father John’s Medicine Promises New Flesh and Strength

An advertisement touts Father John’s Medicine as a pure food body-builder that builds solid flesh and tissue. It claims to supply elements not in the diet and to be easily absorbed for quick strength, with no alcohol or dangerous drugs.

Father John

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Frontier Cedly Majestic Theatre Waterloo Woolen Beck, Nauman & Watts Elks J. Amos Christ Church Ladies’ Guild Rev. Hinkle G. W. Hinkle George W. Hinkle Cleveland Mey Jr Lloyd Hall DR. Patterson Graves Memorial Church John Barleygorn Oxford Black Hawk Bank Bldg Kuppenheiner Society Brand Hickey Freeman Stein Bloch Father Iohn Armory Waterloo Flour & Feed Co O” Kretz Cafe Commercial Street Brunswick Music Co Service A la Carte Tlome I. P. Kretz Prop The Princeton Phoenix East Fourth Street
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