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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1913

Page

9

West High School Graduation Class Stages Fine Waterloo Play

An enthusiastic audience witnessed the West High School graduation class perform She Stoops to Conquer at Waterloo theatre. The cast featured many stars with Milo Miller Pressey Harold Nesbit and others delivering strong portrayals as Marlow Hastings and Miss Neville amid witty comic antics by Tony Lumpkin. The class orchestra provided enjoyable interludes and the boxes reflected school colors old rose and black.

Waterloo Theatre the West High School Marlow Hastings Hardcastle Miss Neville Miss Hardcastle Tony Lumpkin Acta Ocestra West High School Charles Marlow Milo Miller Young Marlow Pressey Frank Hardcastle Verne Drew Tony Lumpkin Nelson Sly Hastings Robert Frehbie Stingo Uandlord Harold Nesbit Piloty Elmer Hersch Simon Leo Huntington Ralph le Roy Woodruff Rory Oie Ee Tee Ee Hoff Tom Twist Len Huntington Jack Slang Kenneth Curtis Aminadabe Clarence Walker Jeremy Harold Nesbit Kenneth Curtis Misa Hardcastle Jeasia Colin Mias Neville Gladysa Ogan

Diplomas to Be Presented at First M E Church Event

This evening at the First M E church a program of orations and musical selections will be held. Carleton Sias, president of the school board, will present the diplomas to graduates.

M. FE Carleton Sias Wll

Keokuk Series Final Starts Early At 2:30 PM

The final Keokuk series game will begin at 2 30 in the afternoon to fit the Keokuk club’s 4 40 train home after the double header on Decoration Day. Normally set for 3 30, the 2 30 start avoids travel conflicts and ensures timely arrivals for the return trip. Friday’s event will not be Ladies Day due to Decoration Day falling on Friday.

Keokuk

Miss Hogan to Wed Walter Hill in June Shower

Miss Helen Hogan honored guest at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Miss Ora Schwietert on Fowler Street. A mock wedding was staged with details matching the upcoming nuptials. Hogan afterward received gifts including a copper coffee percolator. Lavender white wedding menu matched table decor.

Helen Hogan Walter Hill Ora Schwietert Fowler Street Miss Hogan

Two Fires Extinguished by Waterloo Firemen

Waterloo firemen battled two blazes yesterday afternoon and last evening. The first fire started on the roof at 214 Seventh Street East causing roof damage at Mrs Susan Killerlains home. A blaze at the Fred I Kimball printing plant on Commercial Street at 846 last evening was quickly controlled with minimal damage. Mrs Burk is home from hospital on Cottage Street. E W Lanham of Equitable Life Insurance visits town for business. Kenneth Jorgenson of 11140 Forest Avenue placed under scarlet fever quarantine.

Waterloo Susan Killerlain Seventh Street Commercial Street

Death of Catherine Friedl Leaves Family in Grief

Catherine Friedl daughter of Mr and Mrs Wenzl Friedl of 609 Commercial street died at 11 45 am after a month long illness from heart valve leakage. Born July 4 1901 in Waterloo she attended Sacred Heart parish school and reached fourth B grade. Surviving: parents two sisters Eyra and Margaret two brothers Phillip and Louis. Funeral to be held Friday morning at Sacred Heart Church with arrangements to be announced.

Catherine Wenzl Friedl Commercial Street Waterloo Sacred Heart Perochial Little Catherine Slaters Eyra Margaret Phillip Lous Sacred Heart Catholic Church

Market Summary on New York Stock Exchange Close

Prices on the New York Stock Exchange at closing showed mixed moves with Canadian Pacific at 22.28 star 1098 Reading and Northwestern around 64 in extra digits. Union Pacific touched 2.61 while Baltimore and Ohio hovered near 2.0 and Atchison traded around 2.22.

New York Stock Exchange Canadian Pacific Pennsylvania Northwestern Atchison Union Pacific Baltimore and Ohio

Engineers Change Runs At Illinois Central

Henry Harper, veteran engineer on the Clipper run, now serves on Nos 14 and 15 with 7 10 am to 7 20 am returns. N W Frisbie takes a opposite run to Engineer P R Griffin on the trains here. J F Mulkern moves to the latter runs with William Yordy on 4 15 am to 1 30 am trips. Tabernacle chapter No 62 R A M will hold a special convocation Thursday May 28 at 8 o'clock. all members invited.

Henry Harper Illinois Central N. W. Frisbie George A. Martin P. R. Griffin J. F. Mulkern William Yordy A. M. Tabernacle Chapter No

Waterloo Cedar Falls Mystic Workers Plan Program

Regular committees to oversee the program to be rendered by the Waterloo and Cedar Falls lodges of the Mystic Workers of the World will be appointed at the Waterloo lodge regular meeting in the Labor temple this evening. A joint meeting with literary and musical services is set for Sunday at 3 pm in the Labor temple with acts by a quintette, Mrs. I. M. Gibson and Rev. W. B. Sandford among others.

Waterloo Cedar Falls Mystic Workers of the World Labor Temple E. B. Downs O. W. Rice I. M. Gibson W. B. Sandford America

Greek Prophet Predicts Constantine Return to Constantinople

Aflastasis Hronis of Detroit claims a vision foresees King Constantine taking Constantinople and reestablishing the Greek empire. He warns of three great battles with two set for May 13 and 21 on the Greek calendar. Peter Mavrelig received the letter this morning.

Aflastasis Hronis Detroit Mich Waterloo Turke Balkan States Peter Mavrelig Hronis Constantine Constantinople Magretia

Students Picnic At Cedar Heights

About 45 students and teachers from Waterloo Business College traveled by Interurban car to Cedar Heights for a 1:30 luncheon and an afternoon of sports and scenery. They planned to return early to attend West High School commencement at First M. E. Church.

Waterloo Business College Cedar Heights Exercices West High Schoe M. E. Church

Roosevelt Libel Trial Hearing With Depositions Read

Court continues libel case against Col. Roosevelt as witness depositions on his liquor habits are read. Defense argues against admissibility while plaintiffs push for broader evidence. Court schedule shifts for holiday and crowds fill courthouse as testimony proceeds with notable figures named in attendance.

Porto Rico Lawrences Abbott W. Emlen Roosevelt Wm. Loeb, Jr Col. Roosevelt Boe James H. Pound Col. Roose Walt W.W. H. van Benschoten Pound King of England

Mission Program Was Excellent At Grace M W Church

Grace M W church Home Missionary society hosted a large church gathering with a missionary program in the auditorium. Ten young ladies portrayed the Home Mission Families in period costumes while soloist Martha Mussett and Beulah Bingham performed. Members donated mites for the mite box treasury and a social hour followed hosted by Mesdames Courtright Dietrick Arbuckle.

Home Missionary Society of Grace M. W. Church Martha Mussett Beulah Bingham Home Mission Families Florence Heiple Oral Wheeler Ethel Lindelof Ethel Wickman Hazel Shaffer Mildred Gleason Edna Hill Helen Gale Wiliam Red A. O Courtright F. Dietrick J. Arbuckte

Reynolds decides course in Union Pacific merger case

Washington May 28 Antitrust chief McReynolds will sue under the Sherman act to force Southern Pacific to relinquish Central Pacific in the pending dissolution of the Union Pacific merger if the planned dissolution does not include it. Frances and Josephine Schiel return from Cedar Rapids after visiting friends.

Washington Genera] McReynolds Southern Pacific Central Pacific Union Pacific

Lost Auto Robe Located Between Padden Garage and Park

Finder urged to return the lost automobile robe between Harry Padden garage and Chau Tauqua Park. Reward offered and contact at 601 Marsh Place Building.

Harry Padden Garage Chautauqua Park Marsh-Place

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All Ladies Coats Price Yetter & Waters BIG White Mra. A. Burk Cottage Street E. W. Lanham The Equitable Life Insurance Company Dubuque Kenneth Jorgenson Forest Avenue T. C Omen Wwe Ame Mae Ko Ee Ei Robert, Macon Truman H. Newberry Reynolds Frances Josephine iSchiel Cedar Rapids Berth Eed West 4Th St Broadway Railroad Avenue Iowa St Wellington St Cats Courier Rebel Ave A. W. Peverill White Union Station Building & Loan Black Hawk Fourth Street
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