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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1924

Page

4

Uniform flag display backed by council vote

Waterloo to adopt the Shenandoah uniform flag display system for business streets during conventions and holidays. A Becker-Chapman post committee and the American Legion backed the plan, with installation at curb lines and a total cost of about 4.85 per flag outfit. The program allows Christmas trees in winter and half mast flags during mourning, with mayor A E Gnagy pledging support.

Waterloo Shenandoah American Legion Becker-Chapman Post Shenandoah Unilorm Legion Committees Legion Legion Auxiliary Chrismmas Legion and Auxiliary

Obituary: Harold J. Blough Born in Local Community

Harold J. Blough of the Church of the Brethren was born January 1, 1908, in the local community. He is survived by his parents and one brother, Edgar, while a sister died four years ago.

Harold J. Blough Edgar

SITY IN BRIEF Glimpses of local events and visits

Miss Julia Post of Pella visits sister Mrs G J Mahanke in Waterloo. Mrs B H Miller, wife of a coach, tours Hammond Ind and teaches music. Mr and Mrs Joey Upton and daughter Jane of Dubuque visit the Carkendall home during Rotary. Seven young women to perform The Challenge of the Cross at Grace M. Bl dures Sunday. Des Moines agents visit on business with Chicago Great Western railroad. Henry D Ruhter files will. wife Margaret executrix. instrument dated April 27, 1905. Marion Bigelow visits home then returns to Ames. pledged to Sigma Kahn sorority. Milwaukee boosters stop in Waterloo May 21 on manufacturer trip. arrive on a special train. Leo Webber returns to Ames after funeral of Merle Dean. Mrs Pearl Elis remains in critical condition after auto accident. C B L Neilson injured at roundhouse. improving. Kenneth Kline, 710 Sixth, bruised when hit by car near Sixth and Wellington. driver unknown.

Julia Post Pella G. J. Mahanke Logan Avenue H. W. Fox Hay Des Moines B. H. Miller East G. A Carkendall Park Avenue West Henry D. Ruhter Margaret Marion Bigelow Sh. K. Doherty Ames Ames Last Night, Miss. Bigelow Was An Honor Student At East High State College Sigma Kahn Leo Webber Thomas Webber Lafayette Merle Dean Ccllege Pearl Elis St. Francis Hospital Bridge Street C. BL Neilson U Winds Central Kenneth Theodore Kline Sixth Wellington Katherine Smith

Evangelist to Speak on The Spirit-filled Life at Walnut Street Church

Rev. Harry O. Anderson will headline at Walnut Street Baptist Church tonight on The Worst Thing in Waterloo. Earlier he spoke to Illinois Central shop employees this afternoon and tomorrow evenings he will lecture on The Spirit-filled Life and Jacobs. Central shopmen expected to attend in a body.

Waterloo Harry 0. Anderson Walnut Street Baptist Church Tinois Central Jacobs Tunois Central

Travel Books Displayed in Waterloo Libraries

Waterloo public libraries plan travel displays in April at East Library and May at West Library. The circulation department received folders and posters promoting world resorts. Highlights cover American and European travel, with up to date publications. Large window streamers read Read Before You Travel. Librarians discuss travel to better answer readers’ questions.

Waterloo East West America Europe

Boy Dies of Meningitis in Orange Township

Harold Blough, 8, son of Mr and Mrs Warren W Blough, died at home in Orange Township at 4 30 p m yesterday from meningitis contracted Saturday. Funeral at 1 p m tomorrow at the residence conducted by Pastor Alough.

Orange Township Harold Blough Warren W. Blough Strick Roy Alough

Iowa leads in number of national banks in Chicago Fed

Des Moines reports Iowa has the most national banks that are members of the Chicago Federal Reserve Bank among the northwest district states Illinois Indiana Iowa Michigan and Wisconsin. Illinois ranks second with 464 while Michigan is third with 275 state and national banks combined.

Iowa Chicago Federal Reserve Des Moines Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago Northwest Tllinois Indiana Michigan Wisconsin Towa Chicago Federal Reserve Bank Chicago Federal Bank Ilinois

Plan New Burlington Depot at Shenandoah

Shenandoah Iowa March 25 district officials of the Burlington railroad with head line men are in the city this week planning a new Burlington depot to be erected in the city during the summer. They outline changing telegraph lines and wiring for the new structure and expect bids to be called soon. The pulp left after extracting oil from olives is burned as fuel in Spain.

Shenandoah Burlington Railroad Burlington Spain

Freezone Corn Remedy Promises Quick Pain Relief

Advertisement claims Freezone instantly relieves aching corns with a small bottle costing a few cents. It promises painless removal of hard and soft corns and calluses between toes using a simple finger method, without soreness or irritation.

JAYS MISSISSIPPI CHIPPING BENEFITS NORTH AND SOUTH

Washington report on Senator Seaman testimony urged rapid Upper Mississippi river deepening to cut rail tariffs and move grain south to the gulf while south lumber fuels northern mills. He argued inland waterways reduce shipping costs and support western producers. Northern and southern regions would gain from cheaper transport and wider market access.

Washington News Bureau Waterloo Evening Courier Washington, D. C New Orleans Iowa Middle Western St. Lawrences Halleck W. Souman Clinton House ‘Rivers and Hirbors Committee Misppi Mississippi Tlinois Gulf Wisconsin Illinois Southland Seaman Tthe Tennessee Tennessee River Alusele Shoals Hudson Mississippi River Seouthern Ilinois St. Lawrence

Hull to fight youth enlistment consent provision

Representative Hull prepares to object on the House floor to a war department push to authorize enlistment of youths under 21 without parental consent. The army appropriation bill had removed the consent requirement, but Hull plans a floor fight to reinstate it as a precaution against reckless youths.

Washington News Bureau Waterloo Lvening Courier Washington, D. C War Department Congress Representative Hull House Committee On Military Affairs Hull

Army enlistment debate on one year terms and parental consent

Hull argues against youths enlisting without parental approval while the army seeks one year service under the National Defense Act. He warns young recruits may desert after brief service, tarnishing families, as Ottenger and the War Department seek a Justice Department ruling on enlistment interpretation. Secretary Weeks favors the one or three year option.

Pep Hull Ottenger Department of Justice War Department

Pairview Cemetery officers re-elected at annual meeting

All officers were re-elected when Pairview Cemetery association met at the president H. W. Grout's office for the annual business session last evening. F. C. Platt continues as vice president BE. A. McFarlane secretary and Paul Haighley treasurer.

Pairview Pairview Cemetery Association H. W. Grout F.C. Platt BE. A. McFarlane Paul Highley

Germans Pioneer Rubber Covered Tennis Ball

Berlin reports a new tennis ball with a rubber covering bearing the owner's initials. The cover is added during manufacture, costing only a small extra amount. The stitchless ball is claimed to outlast standard balls by many games.

Berlin Tennis Balla

Maxim Gorky Reports Biography On Lenine

Carlsbad dispatches say Maxim Gorky the famed Russian writer has completed a life of Nikolai Lenine and expects to publish the work. In Vienna Marianne Beth Bas becomes Austria’s first woman admitted to the bar after passing the law exam.

Maxim Gorky Lenine Carlsbad Nikolai Lenine Gorky Rdiu Austria Vienna Marianne Beth Bas

What About Your Rug Cleaning

Miller Cleaning and Dye Works advertises thorough rug cleaning services. Contact at 16509 216-218 W. 11th for full cleaning and dye work.

Miller Cleaning & Dye Works

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