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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1923

Page

8

National Motorists Association aids Shrine visitors to Washington

The National Motorists Association and its Washington club plan expanded touring aid for Shrine convention visitors. They will place scout cars at key entry routes, issue maps to Mount Vernon Arlington Cemetery and Annapolis, and recruit touring directors to guide motorists from city to city without charges. The effort aims to ease travel for up to 51,600 visitors and connect Shriners with local clubs nationwide.

Washington, D. C National Motorists Association Convention State Washington Byaymond Beck Pioneer Touring Authority N. M. Aj Scont National Capital Club Ecout Beck Rockville Pike Washington-Baltimore N. ML. AL N. M.A Shriners Bull Run Antietam Chancellors Ville Gettysburg Mr. Deck Big Automobile Club New York City Keystone Club Philadelphia Pittsburgh Motor Club Automobile Club of Maryland Cincinnati Cleveland Atlantic City Louisville Rochester

Waterloo Heir to Western Estate Described in Tacoma Settlement

In May 12 report, members of the Carpenter family appear among beneficiaries of a $40,000 estate of Mrs. George Cleveland, Tacoma, settled in February. Thomas, Traer lawyer, served as executor. Cleveland was J. L. Carpenter’s sister. The estate goes to Arthur Thomas children of Traer, Mrs. Elmer Draper of Buckingham, Alex Carpenter of Waterloo, and Fred Carpenter of Werbuarn Sask.

Traer Carpenter George, Cleveland Tacona Wash Thomas Haseen TasoTea Cleveland J. L. Carpenter Tacoma Arthur Thomas Elmer Draper Buckingham Alex Carpenter Waterloo Fred Carpenter Werbuarn Sask

President Harding Urges Clean News in Editors Address

President Harding addresses the American Society of Newspaper Editors in New York urging a strict code of ethics for the press. He recalls early newspaper days, warns of consolidation, stresses responsibility and honesty, and stresses decency and accuracy over sensationalism.

Harding

Sumner Garage Man Suffers Burns In Gasoline Explosion

Sumner Ill May 12 c c Carpenter a member of Carpenter Benziner Bros narrowly escaped serious injury at the garage when gasoline exploded on the car he worked on The crew wrapped him in a blanket to smother the flames The fire department arrived with chemical extinguishers and quenched the blaze Carpenter suffered several severe burns not expected to be serious Paving work started first concrete base laid about a block and progressing rapidly Miss Inez Kent and M R Fridley were married at West Union last Monday at the M E parsonage Fridley works for the New Hampton Poultry Co at New Hampton.

Sumner, Ill Carpenter Carpenter & Benziner Bros M. R Inez Kent West ‘Union Fridley New Hampton Poultry Company New Hampon

Sumner Egg Plant Produces Carloads of Eggs Every Six Hours

Sumner Iowa May 12 The Iscal poultry and egg plant of Westott and Winks reports an output of about one car of eggs every six hours. Since May 1 the entire Westot & Winks organization with plants in Sumner Manchester Marion Greene New Hampton Waucoma and Harsteln and Kenyon has shipped 54 cars of eggs an average five cars daily. Sumner serves as the organization's headquarters.

Sumner Isca Westott & Winks Wercote & Winks Manchester Marion Greene New Hampton Waucoma Harsteln and Kenyon, Minn

Leper Colony on Molokai Shows Glimpses of Hope

AP reports from Kalaupapa Molokai that a task of healing leprosy has brought rare peace and even joy. Visitors see smiles, a hospital scene, a native band, and children thriving in a nursery as legislation seeks humane treatment and continued isolation. The colony houses 263 men and 138 women with diverse origins, while workers and nonleprous residents support daily life. A five dollar monthly allowance for blind inmates is requested.

Associated Press Kalaupapa Island of Molokai T. IL Hawaiian Archipelago Molokai Hilo Honolulu Wailuku Lahaina Althe Honolurs Cere Tian Hvingagath Iawaiian Homes Commission

Farewell to Thee Echoes as Ship Departs From Island Colony

On a narrow peninsula of Makanalua a visitors landing faced treacherous surf as a legislators' vessel weighed anchor. Inmates on the dock sang Alpha Epsilon's Farewell to Thee while the ship pulled away, the sea rough and the dock lively with music.

Makanalua Latte

Sacred chimes and organ recitals mark Palmer School concert day

Palmer School of Chiropractic Davenport Iowa lists a May 12 schedule of weather forecasts time signals and concert events. Sacred chimes at 3 00 pm organ recital by John Richards 5 00 pm church services 8 30 pm Barebell scorem Ty RP. mL chimes 2 00 pm closing stocks and markets 6 00 pm Sandman visit and baseball scores later totaling programs by Erwin Swindell Harmonia Clio Clinton Iowa educational lecture Custer Battlefield Hiway by WW Bisher.

Palmer School of Cntropractic Davenport John Richards Ml—Church Servon Rav Foin Neal Grace Methodist Episcopal Church P. S C. AL Russell Sandman Haseball Erwin Swindell Harmonia Clio Clinton Iowa Custer Battlefield Hiway WW. D. Bisher

Symphony and Choir Concerts at Schenectady WGY

WGY presents a day of concerts and services in Schenectady New York on May 12 featuring the Symphony Orchestra conducted by Lea Kirwen with soprano solos and selections from The Creation and other works, plus a matinee of Polish music and a 2.0 baseball scores update and religious service at First Methodist Episcopal Church.

General Alactrie Company Schenectady N. Y Orches Arcady Nevin Tannlaby WGY Symphony Orchestra Lea Kirwen Iinydn Fred Walison Miss Meinhold Navin “Shephard II Symphony Divine Redeemer Fred Bilison Edward A. Rice Vt XV Symphony Orchestra Wees Gaul Siegfried Wagner WGY First Matroas E Episcopal Church Courier-Journal & Louisville Times Louisville Broadway Russell Johnson Pirkey H. G. Goodwin John Rasmussen Angeline McCrocklin Whiliams Layne Vick A.W. Thompson Ite & i. m Lucille Lowe Smith Roy c Parks Halto Theatre ATA Police Puilatins Bachmann Louise Bachmann Henrietta Bachmann Robert Seaton Morris Bachmanna Mary Anderson Theatra Orchestra Ollie Jones

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