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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1912

Page

5

Women Weep In Norse Court Case of Cruelty Allegations

Two women in district court sought legal separation amid abuse claims. Mildred Prage described being kicked by traveling husband Jorman Pragg and freezing conditions in Cedar Falls hotels. she tearfully declined returning home to avoid disgracing her mother. Mrs Ackerman testified of repeated cruelty and choking after an illness, with two children in the house and her husband employed at the Illinois Central round house.

Rodey Mildred Prage Jorman Pragg Hoone Waterloo Cedar Falls J.C. Murtagh Foeat Montrose Cedar Thapids Andee Platt Sullivan Ackerman Llinois Central Round House

Fine Shat Sale For Class Play

The class play The Rose of Plymouth Town will be staged Monday evening in the Waterloo east fil school manual training auditorium. Cast members under Miss Carolyn Darber show strong practice and a creditable performance is expected with period costumes and stage settings. Mrs Jane Richardson demonstrated spinning to add realism for the colonial decor. Dress rehearsal is tonight.

Plymouth Town Manual Training Waterloo East Fil School Carolyn Darber

Spelling Contest Highlights Waterloo West Schools

In a semester long contest Emerson building led in the fifth to seventh grades with a 62 3 score while Lowell school showed fifth graders excelists led by Mies Mabelloff. In the eighth grade many spellers remained un answered after a lengthy hour and a half test and a final date for conclusion was set with Supt A T Hukill pronouncing the words.

Waterloo West Emerson Lowell School Mies Mabelloff A. T. Hukill

Potatoes Sold at H H Schmitz and Dunkerton Notice

Potatoes priced at 85 cents and 135 cents per sack at H H Schmitz Grocery with phone 110. Mrs James Stewart of Dunkerton recovering from a recent operation at Presbyterian Hospital is now at 1924 South Street with her mother in law Mrs Isabella Stewart.

H. HH. Schmitz’ Grocery James Stewart Dunkerton Presbyterian Hospital Isabella Stewart South Street Schmitz’ Grocery

Jameson Sells Waterloo Loan & Trust Interests

Waterloo Loan & Trust Co assets around $500000 to $500000 with eight employees in Logan house corner. F J Eighmey and others purchase W R Jameson interests in Waterloo loan and trust, likely for First National Bank. Jameson to retire from active management before year end. Ben J Howley to remain president and A E Smith cashier. Waterloo annual meeting set for June 5.

F. J. Eighmey W. R. Jameson Loo Loan & Trust Company of Water First National Bank Eighmey Wirst National Trig Jameson Waterloo Waterloo Loan & Trust Company Ben J. Howley A. E. Smith C. A. Barber

Rally to La Follette and New Police Telephones in Madison

Madison moves to install five police telephone boxes as part of the fire alarm wiring project with locations at Highland, Westfield, the eleventh street bridge, the East Side Chicago Great Western depot, and Park and Bluff streets. Wisconsin rally lines up for La Follette in South Dakota primary. Speaker Charles A. Ingram and Mrs. A. G. Burdyte noted among early supporters. Des Moines hosts Northern Baptist convention with Baptists from Waterloo in attendance.

City Electrician Leighton Highland Westfield Eleventh Street Bridge Chicago Great Western Park and Bluff T Streets Madison Wis la Follette Wisconsin South Dakota Charles A. Ingram A. G. Burdyte Cedar Waterloo Northern Baptist Convention Des Moines

Patriotic Talks In City Schools Visit By Local Groups

Representatives of Robert Anderson post G A R and other patri otic organizations visited city schools including business colleges and Lutheran schools today. They gave patriotic addresses in anticipation of Decoration Day next Thursday. The talks were excellent and students paid close attention.

Robert Anderson Post

Cases Taken To Juvenile Court In Three Boy Arraignments

Joseph Cotter Werner Welty and Fred Eliott three boys accused of stealing a watch near the Great Western depot were arraigned before Justice of the Peace Frank F Knapp. A change of venue moved their cases to the Juvenile Court before Justice J H Kuhns. Huott was held for thirty days and released on bonds. Welty and Cotter were transferred to juvenile court for hearing with John E Williams representing Cotter.

Joseph Cotter Werner Welty Fred Eliott Great Western Justice of the Peace Frank F. Knapp Boies Rudolph Welty Elliott Court of Justice of the Peace J. H. Kuhns Huott Cotter Justice Knapp John E. Williams

Richards estate administratrixs in Black Hawk court

Application for administration of the estate of Julian W Richards filed in Black Hawk county probate. Siddie IX Richards widow named administratrix with bond 20000 dollars. Richards also named administratrix de bonis non with bond 12000 dollars. Guardian bond for Edward Tharer Richards set at 600 dollars. Julian W Richards previously held guardianship.

Julian W. Richards Black Hawk County Siddie IX

Waterloo City in Brief Highlights Local Social Notes

Des Moines auditor candidate Frank Shaw and state agent A P Heald visit Waterloo while local residents travel for business and leisure. Residents include R G Danver and son from Chicago, H M Russell from Des Moines, and Howard Webster and Lila from Independence. Attendees attend a Cedar Falls concert. church delegates return from Charles City. Fireman A Nelson travels to Cherokee for engine 265 switching service. Leta Fowler returns to Hampton after Waterloo Business College study.

Frank 8. Shaw Tama County Waterloo R. G. Danver Chicago Danver Howard Webster Miss Lila Independence Thomas Orchestra Cedar Falls Walter H. Rollins L. A. Brink Charles City Congregational Churches A. Nelson Leta Fowler Waterloo Business College John A. Mears Miller & Mears Des Moines Jama County Plummer Friends

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IK Norge Judge Platt Traveling Man W. A. Covell & Son West Fourth Street Waterloo Loan & Trust Co. Organiz Ed By Hong Kong Furniture China Mallacca Meh Buck's Standard Oil Co Hall-Erfelt CO Park Avenue and Lafayette Street Buchanan H. M. Russell F. L. Benedict James Black Dry Goods Company Hampton C. C. Woodmansee Loveland Colo Haviland Manhattan Waterloo Tea CO East Fifth Street Fifth Street Great Western Washing Machine Fourth Street East Fifth St East Fifth St Sears Lawrence Mills Ana VADOR
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