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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1925

Page

5

Judge Rules Sleeping Adults May Be Served Notice

In a ruling Judge EB Stiles held it is not required to awaken a sleeping person for legal service under the latest code. The case, by Dunkelberg Leeper & Cropper against Rosa Blitsch and husband, involved service by Deputy Sheriff Ray Armstrong at the Blitsch home. The judge ruled sleeping can fall under the term disability and ordered the notice amended to reflect morning testimony.

Stiles Rosa Blitsch Dunkelberg, Leeper & Cropper Ray Armstrong Sherif Tate Glenn Beers Pike, Sias, Zimmerman & Frank

First Presbyterian Choir Delights Big Audience with Play

An audience of 660 at East High enjoyed Princess Bonnie presented by the First Presbyterian church. Eunice Howard led as Bonnie Bell with a wide range voice and strong applause. Craig Ellyson as Roy Sterling and Dorothy Wilbur as Kitty Clover received praise along with others as Shrimps Captain Surf and Dona Pomposo, plus a general chorus and Spanish choirs adding carnival flair.

East High Princess Bonnie First Presbyterian Church Eunice Howard Bonnie Bell Miss Howard Craig Ellyson Roy Sterling Bonnie Dorothy Wilbur Kitty Clover Victor Zellboefer Shrimps Rov. Gilfillan Capt Surf Emily Trevarthen Sanborn

Tax Deadline Notice Extends To March 16 In Cedar Falls

Only three days remain to file 1924 income tax returns. As March 15 falls on a Sunday this year, the deadline is moved to Monday March 16. Failing to file risks a 1000 dollar fine or a year in prison, plus a 250 percent penalty on the tax due. Returns are accepted at 150 dollars daily at the revenue office on the second floor of the post office, with evening hours for workers. CG C Boysen, deputy collector, aids in Cedar Falls along with C M Williams. Julius Stippman from Dubuque takes Boysen’s place.

CG. C. Boysen C. M. Williams Julius Stippman Dubuque Borsen

Real Estate Board Leader Herren At Miami Groundbreaking

Herren of the National Association of Real Estate Boards participated in the groundbreaking for a three million dollar home for the Miami Realty board. He recently toured the East addressing boards on city planning taxation research and legislative programs.

Bb. Herren Waterloo National Association of Real Estate Boards Threequerer Miami Realty Board Herren East

Boy Scouts to Attend Crystal Movie Event

A large group of Boy Scouts will attend a special theatre party at the Crystal on Saturday morning arranged by manager Jack Smith. Registered scouts meet at Lincoln Park at 9 a.m. to receive tickets from scout executive Arthur F. Jury before walking to the downtown district for the showing of Classmates filmed partly at West Point. The March Scout Court of Honor is set for tomorrow evening, with many merit badge and advancement applications filed at the scout office.

the Crystal Jack Smith Lincoln Park Arthur F. Jury West Point

Radio Programs Thursday Details Across Cities and Venues

A dense rundown lists radio concert programs across Chicago and other cities. It notes stations like WLS WHS WMAQ KYW and WEAF with schedules for concerts vocal readings and orchestral performances at locales such as Riviera Theatre and other venues, including dates and times, featuring ensembles and individual artists.

WEBI Chicago Post Concert Inlet Riviera Thestra Ingomain Club Ebleart ‘Tribune WLS Chicago Senate Woodshed Theatre Walag Chicago News Orsg Meture Glee Siclody Boys WEAR Cleveland Sraerem WEA Victor WEA Ballas News OFI Ohestras VOC Davenport Sandman Detroit Newa WDA Geanees City Star Nsas City Reading WHAS Louisville Times Journal Wmc Aenone Wece St. Paul BER New York Packard Victor WOAW Omaha Nightingales ROKAL Pittsburgh Sir Antonia ESD St. Louis Post Dispatch Soprang Pionist WRG Washington Mexican Niehks O Webd Zion Des Moines WEAF FDM Beaument WEEL Boston Ien Itiviera Theatre Change Ee Kyw Revue Oid WHS Triok WMAQ Asia Chicago Tribune Ensable Ance WLW Cincignati Teat WEA Cievetaed Vancert Leo Quartet U sScaraasaka ' Woo Lavengott Hoa Denver Petrol News Jefferson City Wodat Kansas City Owarte Grchestra KGO Oakland Anpanneed Melody Boys Wir Philadelphia Woo Ehestrinl WAL Plitshurgh _ de Kavbee Koka Plitsburgh Niles Medrese Concersur Row

Charles City Man Visits Henry Ford Boyhood Chum

Charles City, March 12. David Young, 73, reared on a Dearborn farm adjoining Henry Ford, left for Detroit to visit the Ford home. Ford notified local auto dealers to provide transportation so the old friends could chat and plan visits to their boyhood sites including the Ford farm.

Charles City David Young Dearborn Mich Henry Ford Detroit Ford Mr. Young Ford Farm

Many Voters Unclear On School Tax Fund East District

Inquiries to the Courier show voters in the east district fail to understand why a schoolhouse tax fund of 50,000 is needed for maintenance of buildings and grounds. Voters rejected the fund in 1925, forcing the board to rely on a larger contingent fund for repairs. The legislature had allowed districts to levy a schoolhouse tax fund of any stated amount annually.

Courier Board of Education

McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets Promise Quick Gains

A sensational ad touts McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets as a tasteless easy substitute for cod liver oil. It claims 5 to 10 pounds gain in 30 days, money back if not achieved, with testimonials of increased strength and vitality and notable drugstore support across America.

McCoy Wangler Bros. C. J. Miller Robert Drug Co America McCoy's

West District Voters Endorse Ten Year School Tax Levy

The article notes that the west district approved a ten year schoolhouse tax levy at the election, while the east district did not bring the measure before voters. The levy will not be annually reasked in the west district due to the decade approval.

Lly West District

Freezone Corn Remedy Advertises Instant Relief

A vintage ad touts Freezone as a quick pain reliever for all corn types and foot calluses. It claims a tiny bottle, costing only a few cents, removes corns between the toes without soreness or irritation and can be lifted off with fingers.

Many Candidates for Vinton Offices

The mayor and all council members except John Beatty of the Third ward will seek another term. A lively field forms for council and assessor posts. I. M. Reeve of the Popular ticket will oppose Mayor Artee. Candidates for council include C. H. Moon Sami Shelly A L Thompson D L Bryan A Houlihan and others such as W G Alcorn C G W Suner George Kilanover.

Epsonade Salts Promises Tasteless Relief for Constipation

An ad touts tasteless Epsonade Salts as superior for constipation and biliousness, claiming it never gripes or overacts. It notes doctors and nurses rely on Epsom Salts, describes Epsonade as pleasant tasting like lemonade, and promises low cost at drug stores.

American Epsom Association Adv

Local race updates and candidacy notes

Fragmentary notes list Bert Hayes and George Horning as candidates or figures in local matters. Mentions Charles Donalds Charles Will and Fourth among unclear references. J. 20. Remington, assessor, to be opposed by G. M. Cox. BE. M. Tinkham, treasurer, has no opposition yet.

Bert Hayes George Horning Charles Donalds Crank Cass Charles Will Remington G. M. Cox BE. M. Tinkham

Clothing Burned Off In Fire At Atlantic Man Injured

Art Godfrey twenty two year old mechanic from Elliott Iowa was critically injured when his clothing burned off at his mother Grace Godfrey's home in Atlantic Virginia on March 12.

Atlantic

Marmola Prescription Tablets Promise Easy Fat Reduction

Extraordinary weight loss method claims no starvation or violent exercise. Marmala Prescription Tablets, made as per Marmoala formula, promise steady, easy fat reduction with no side effects. Available from druggists for one dollar a box or by sending the price to Marmola Company, General Motors Building, Detroit.

General Motors Building Detroit Mfeh

Joint-Ease Joint Comfort Advert

Joint-Ease rubs into skin to soothe stiff swollen joints. It claims quick relief for rheumatic and other joint pains by calming inflammation and reducing swelling. Distributed by Wangler Bros Co and Robert Drug Co among others, a tube costs 60 cents.

E. Lawrence & Co Chicago Robert Drug Coa Wangler Bros. Co Robert Drug Co

Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Gains Trust Worldwide

Mothers seek a safe cough remedy without narcotics and for fifty years Foley's Honey and Tar Compound has been a top selling choice. Children like it and examples from customers highlight prompt relief without substitutes, with wide distribution and endorsements from families nationwide.

Foley

Sage and Sulphur Compound Restores Gray Hair Color

Older remedy praised for reviving gray hair using Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound now sold in drugstores. Easy application with a sponge or brush darkens each strand, promising natural, even color by morning and deeper tint after a few uses.

Wyeth Nokody

Mrs Sam J Lutz Credits Favorite Prescription Revival

Mrs Sam J Lutz of Gardner Colorado reports a serious operation for feminine trouble left her weak for eighteen months. After using Dr Pierce s Favorite Prescription she gained energy, color, and appetite and less fatigue while performing household tasks. Free confidential medical advice offered by Dr Pierce with a 10 cent tablet trial.

J. Lutz Gardner Colo Sam J. Lutz Dr. Pierce President Invalids' Hotel Buffalo N. Y

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