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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1922

Page

12

Federal Building May Be Enlarged

Measurements of the second floor of the Federal building near Des Moines are planned to enlarge the facility. Harry Gleason assisting U S marshal Fred Davis will oversee the work. Lack of space has hindered court proceedings with jurors witnesses and officials using scattered offices and hallways during sessions.

Harry Gleason Dubuque Fred Davis Sioux City United States United States Attorney's Office Washington Gleason

Scouts Look for Big Time at Camp Ingahooc This Summer

Scouting groups plan a large summer camp with about 400 attendees. Troop 18 led by C Peterson and W K Chapman raise funds by collecting papers magazines and tires. Troop 4 earned 50 last year. Troop 21 follows Troop 19 and Troop 14 prepares for district rallies. John McGraw receives Camp Kiwanis medal. Troop 4 earns aluminum cooking kit and camper’s felling-ax for winning.

Ingahooc C. Peterson W.K. Chapman Arthur Moore Sedgwick's Island C. v. Simmons John McGraw Troop 14 Mr. Simmons D. G. Palmer Whittier School Simmons Meryle J. Brown Waterloo Central Christian Church Westminster Church First Baptist Church Christ Episcopal Church Washington School

YWCA Recreation Program Extends For Employed Girls

The YWCA recreation department offers an extensive summer program for employed young women lacking school and club access. Mrs. D P Gaylor leads activities with a full-time director soon to replace her as assistant. Tennis enrollment reaches eighty this month across 12 courts. horseback riding, golf, volleyball, playground baseball and supervised swimming parties are planned.

D. P. Gaylor WL. C. A

Test Made by I S T in Waterloo Store

In Cedar Falls on May 14 an Iowa State Teachers College observation test for James Black Dry Goods employees showed high observational intelligence. The test involved 83 freshmen in the department of observational psychology under T B Holman. Further Waterloo visits by other institutions are planned.

Cedar Falls James Black Dry Goods Store Department of Iowa States Teachers College T. B. Holman Department of Psychology Waterloo

Lifesaving Tests Form New Waterloo Corps

Red Cross examiner Co E Dauber and Ames college coach conducts certifications at East High School pool for four lifesaver corps. Tests began at 2 pm with 20 women, then 12 high school girls and about 12 boys enrolled. tonight 10 men seek qualification. Mrs Rudolph and Mrs Chapman lead the movement with 150 women in the association.

Co.e. Dauber Red Cross Ames College Chartered Corps of Life- Savers Waterloo East High School Dauber C. J. Rudolph Woman's Athletic Association H. O. Chapman Liesaving Corps

Candidacy Affidavits Due for County and Township Officials

County auditor Frank W. Esher urges affidavits of candidacy to be filed by May 16 for county board and township officers including justices of the peace constables clerks assessors and trustees. Delegates to county conventions need not file. Alphabetical candidate lists expected. state representatives appear on party tickets. Green Hollis Lichty Newell listed for Republican statewide contests.

Frank W. Esher Esher Green Hollis Lichty Newell

Popular Auto Case Ties Up Court With Missing Car

In a replevin action Joe Alloway sues Herman and George Ostrin over a touring car valued at $500. Herman refuses to reveal the vehicle’s location, despite a three hour police search and a daylong effort with Deputy F A Robinson. Judge Wood released Herman after a tearful plea from George Ostrin and a promise the car would be produced by noon.

Herman Ostrin Joe Alloway George Ostrin Herman G. W. Wood F. A. Robinson Young Ostrin Chicago J. C. Murtagh Alloway Prive P.O

Angeles Man Dismisses Franklin In Latest Auto Stunt

California driver R L Larson of Los Angeles writes Franklin Automobile Co remarks after testing a Franklin in rugged western terrains. He boasts about extreme fuel economy and brutal delays across Death Valley and desert highways, claiming Roland Rohills has not seen real roughing it.

Roland’ Rohills Franklin Colorado Utah Arizona New Mexico California R. L. Larson Los Angeles Franklin Automobile Company Robills Death Valley Larson United States Fenner Arbor

Brookhart to Urge High School Rifle Targets

Brookhart plan to address West High students in Waterloo Iowa on rifle marksmanship at 1 30 p m He is a noted authority co author of Rifle Marksmanship and former head of small arms practice in Iowa He advocates training all boys to shoot to build nerves and judgment and urges government funds to equip rifle ranges nationwide.

Gol. Smith W. Brookhart Washington Waterloo West High Col. Brookhart Towa National Guard Brookhart Camp Perry Infantry School At Arms Camp Benning National Rifle Association United States

Hospital Day Sets National Visitor Focus on Local Hospitals

Friday marks National Hospital Day by the United States Public Health Service. Presbyterian and St Francis hospitals invite visitors to see patient care and offer suggestions to help keep standards high. SUIT FOR PREMIUMS The United States Fidelity & Guaranty Co. sues Adams and Vanderwicker, a Waterloo Grundy Center co partnership, in municipal court for 962.87 claiming unpaid premiums on bonds and insurance.

United States Public Health Service United States Presbyterian St. Francis United States Fidelity & Guaranty Co Adams & Vanderwicker Waterloo and Grundy Center

I. C. Coal Movement Up Despite Strike

A report to W. Williams shows Illinois Central lines loaded more coal cars in the first five days of May than the same period last year when there was no strike. The May total was 3 71 cars, compared with 3 61 cars a year earlier.

W. §. Williams Illinois Central Lines Illinois Central LTS

Death of Clermont Farmer M P Burke at 2 P M

Maurice P Burke a farmer near Clermont Indiana died at St Francis hospital after nine weeks treatment. He was born December 9 1875 and his body was taken to O Keefe and Towne funeral home for burial arrangements.

M. P. Burke Maurice P. Burke Clermont St. Francis Hospital O'Keefe & Towne Funeral Home Decedent

New West School Head Arrives to Meet Board

Casper Wyoming superintendent elect Jon Co McGinda arrives to confer with retiring H YD Lee and board members before starting duties June 19 at Casper. McGlade plans to finish June 2 and return to a field familiar to him in Iowa. Lea will leave June 10 for a principal post at Northern Michigan Normal school in Marquette July 1.

Jon Co. McGinda Casper Wyo West Schools H. Yd, Lee McGlade Towa Lea Northern Michigan Normal School Marquette Mich

Benny Leonard and Jack Britton Set for June 1 Fight

New York May 11 Jack Briton welterweight champion and Benny Leonard lightweight champion were matched for a bout around June 1. Promoters may stage a 12 round no decision stay at Jersey City arena or a three round decision at the New York Vero dome. Britton to weigh at 164 pounds and Leonard above 135 pounds. Arranged by Madison Square Garden Corporation.

New York Jack Britton Benny Leonard Jersey City

Falls Fair Acres Foreclosure Ends Local Fairground Deal

A decree of foreclosure was entered on a mortgage held by Clara 3. Keene for 8000 dollars on the Cedar Valley District Fair grounds near Cedar Falls. The sheriff will auction the 45 acre property to the highest bidder. an exhibition is not planned this autumn but a potential 1928 fair or reorganization is noted. The Cedar Falls Commercial Club had tried to stave off the action.

Cedar Valley District Fair Association Cedar Falls Clara Keene Commercial Club of

Rifle shoot postponed to next Wednesday at West High range

The city rifle shoot at West High range was postponed from last night to next week’s Wednesday. Co B Iowa National Guard celebrated its first birthday causing Lieut W H Durehdenwald to be absent as military supervisor at West High. An article notes snow crystals are mostly hexagonal and Stevenson invented a dynamometer to measure wave forms.

West High Range Co. B Iowa National Guard W. H. Durehdenwald West High

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