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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1922

Page

6

Speeders Persist in Castle Hill Under Tightened Enforcement

Mayor Gnagy reports 68 speed violations in Castle Hill in four weeks despite intensified enforcement. Fines remain $10, with plans to adopt a per mile over limit charge and a sliding scale for repeat offenders. Court night at the schoolhouse Mondays fuels a local speeder’s court, while warrants issue for defaulters who fail to promise attendance.

Castle Hill O. Gnegg Altho Gnagy Gnaegy Waterloo Spear Clan Spesders

Showers Local Ruined Trees Near Plainfield

Travelers report extreme showers and a tornado near Plainfield. G W Hazlett and brother J Y Hazlett from Waverly observed mud and debris on routes between Bennington township and Waverly. A Chicago traveler described a dust filled air and falling trees as the storm hit.

G. W. Hazlett J. Y. Hazlett Waverly Bennington Township Crane Creek Waterloo Hazlett Chicago Plainfield

Nora Springs to Close Bank and Park Overnight

Charles City Indiana May 11 The Nora Springs town council passes an ordinance closing the bank at 10 oclock each evening during summer. The night watchman will patrol the park and nights will be kept on all night.

Charles City rThe Town Council Nora Springs

Millinery Sale Advertises Price Enactment Saturday

An advertisement notes a millinery business offering a sale with prices and events slated for Saturday May 13 as part of a promotional push.

Victor Company Reports Banner Year in 1921

Camden N J May 12 Victor Talking Machine Company outlines its 1921 balance sheet at the annual stockholders meeting. Total assets and liabilities reach 43 426 765 with a current surplus of 31 351 024 up 2 190 88 while current assets drop to 32 837 456 and current liabilities fall to 7 074 550.

Camden N. J Victor Talking Machine Company Victor Company Vietor

Heights Club Women Endorse C E Pickett

Cedar Heights clubwomen hosting a school of instruction for the primary election explained their methods and discussed county, legislative, state, congressional and senatorial candidates. The group remained nonpartisan yet fully endorsed Mr. Pickett, the home candidate for senator.

Cedar Heights Galloway Club E. Pickett United States Mr. Pickett

Shriners Plan Grand Ceremonial Journey May 18

Waterloo Shrine club members prepare to travel by special train to New Hampton for a major El Kahir temple ceremony described in florid terms. The caravan departs Cedar Rapids at 7 a.m. arrives Waterloo 9 10, then to New Hampton by 11 40 a.m. Return starts 12 30 p.m. Friday with arrival Cedar Rapids by 6 50 a.m. This trip aims for a good time.

Waterloo Oelwein New Hampton Cedar Rapids

Rev Clinton F Smith Chosen For International Sunday School Union

Rev. Clinton F. Smith of Fire Evangelical church was selected to represent Black Hawk County Sunday School Association at the International convention in Kansas City Missouri this June. Hudson hosts the annual convention where 25 churches are represented by 190 delegates and 45 ministers.

Clinton F. Smith Fire Evangelical Church Black Hawk County Sunday School Association Kansas City North America Hudson Mr. Smith W.H. Beachler C. J. Miller Francis la Barre P. R. Asquith KR. EB Keroey la Porte City F. W. Main O. B. Read Cedar Falls J. B. Paul W. H. Garman Waterloo Winfield Scott J. O. Kober la Parte City H. BR. Hollis C. Clayton Browne Dunkerton A. C. Preston Hubert Beekly W. H. Beachler Pauline Wisner E. W. Main W. Garmon W. W. Beal C. A. Lasser B. F. Beghtol

Buck's Lame or Kidneys Bother Health Ad

An old advertisement promotes Dr Carey’s PRESCRIPTION NO. 777 to purify kidneys and bladder. It claims sluggish kidneys cause headaches rheumatic pains and urinary issues and urges buying from Henderson Drug Co and trusted chemists with a ten day trial and money back guarantee.

Dr. Carey Henderson Drug Co G. J. Mitler Hansen & Hansen

Luncheon and Dinner Held at United Brethren Church

A meeting feature included a luncheon and dinner at United Brethren church. Rev. C C Browne of Dunkerton provided the address at the vesper meeting.

United Brethrens Church C.C. Browne Dunkerton

TAMACO OFFICERS RENEW DRIVE ON BOOTLEGGERS

In Tracr Ja May 12 county attorney W F Russell and W C Harrison lead a renewed crackdown after raids last week netted several arrests. Special agents join local officers in surprise parties to prevent resumption of bootlegging and seek injunctions against offenders and premises. An advertisement notes Woolf Millinery's large 14 price sale for Saturday May 13.

Fer Woolf Millinery

World War Veteran Dies in Waterloo

Forrest B E Kirkhart died at his parents home 654 Riehl Street Waterloo at 6 a m from complications dating to World War I service with the Rainbow division He was born May 11 1898 in Lacona Iowa married Nellie R Frank in December 1918 They resided in Longmont California now Waterloo Survived by widow parents a sister Mrs Grace Bote Waterloo a brother B E Kirkhart Larimer Iowa and is a Christian church member Rainbow division veterans will lead the funeral service

Forrest BE. Kirkhart John Kirkhart Riehl Street Lacona Nellie R. Frank Denver Calo Longmont Waterloo Kirkhart Rainbow Division Grace Bote BE. KE

Missing Cherokee Brother Sought for Lenora Thompson

Girl missing from home Lenora Thompson 17 left 600 Douglas Street for school and did not return. Police alerted. An orphan with a brother in Cherokee. In addition there is a private service at the late residence and a church service with soldier escorts for the burial in Fairview cemetery. May 13 big price sale advertisement for Woods Milliners starts Saturday.

St. Paul C. E Gude Fairview Cemetery Lenora Thompson Douglas Street Baturtey Woods Milliners Big 44

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