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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1928

Page

19

Mrs David Gaut Missed Putt On Gum Marker

The tale recounts Mrs. David Gaut of Memphis missing a decisive six yard putt when a caddy used a wad of chewing gum as a marker, causing the ball to stop and halved a fourball match at Memphis Country Club.

Mrs David C. B. Keeler Associated Press Virginia Hot Springs Hot Springs David Gaut Memphis Aut America Dorothy Campbell Hurd Mayfield Gant Hurd United States Golf Association

Three Hundred Brave Rain for Park Festival

More than 300 children and adults attended the Gates Park Playground association party despite early rain. Children led games while refreshments of hot dogs cake coffee and sandwiches were served. Noise makers were given to each child, donated by a Waterloo store. Mrs Frances Studebaker presided as president.

Gates Park Playground Association the Park Fourth Street East Waterloo Frances Studebaker

Increase in Chattel Mortgages Boosts Filings Record

Filing of instruments in the office of Eva Brebner, county recorder, tops all records. By October end 13,427 instruments were on file, with 854 filed in October. Ten month totals: 1927 11,841. 1926 10,815. 1925 9,990. Rise attributed mainly to more chattel mortgages.

Eva Brebner

Two Waterlooans on Committee to Revise School Study Course

William W. Gibson principal at West High and Maude Palmer English teacher were named to posts on state committees by Miss Agnes Samuelson to revise high school study courses. Gibson serves on the social science panel and Palmer on the English panel. Committees will report to Miss Samuelson later this year and their recommendations will be included in curricula adopted next year.

William W. Gibson West High School Maude Palmer Agnes Samuelson State Superintendent of Public Instruction Gibson Palmer

Palace and Plaza Theatres Present Mixed 1920s Screen and Stage Lineup

Palace offers Quick Triggers Paneaky Pancakes and The Yellow Cameo with stars Humes Landis and Landis. Plaza presents Getting Gertie’s Garter with 10 girl chorus plus Woman Wise with Collyer Russell. Riviera hosts The Battle of the Sexes with Wass and Haver, plus Movietone news. Strand shows The Show Girl with Alice White and Sharp Tools, plus Vitaphone acts and news. Waterloo features Rain with Trousdale Players and Sadie Thompson with Geneuro, matinee Saturday.

Palace Fred Humes Jeanne Landis Plaza—Paden Players Gertie’s Garter June Collyer William Russell Alice White Vitaphone Ethel Grey Terry Adele Rowland Bell ‘& Coates Dramatic Stock Company Boyd ‘Trousdale Josephine Generro Sadie Thompson

Cyclist Hurt In Six Day Race With 60 Stitches

In a six day bicycle race at Broadway Armory, Rene Boegman of Holland suffered a near severed throat and 60 stitches after a handlebar lock crash with Pete Van Kempen. Boegman’s partner Art Spencer withdrew. Van Kempen and Mike Rodak led at the 76th hour despite injuries.

Chicago Broadway Armory Rene Boegman Holland Pete van Kempen Boogman

Worthington named to Texas league all star team

In The Balance column, Red Worthington of Waterloo earns a Texas league all star selection with four other Houston players. The Houston club won the pennant and manager Frank Snyder is discussed as a potential 1929 St. Louis manager. The piece notes a California Winter Industrial Baseball league with four teams and lists other joining players such as Mickey Heath and Evar Swanson, plus well known players Goslin Meusel Dumovich Barnabe Rhyne. It also covers various baseball notes including Fred Heimach's fine and two year driving ban after a reckless driving incident near Camden, New Jersey.

Red” Worthington Waterloo St. Louis Cardinals Houston Frank Snyder St. Louis California Mickey Heath Ottumwa Evar Swanson Moline Shell Oils Goslin Meusel Dumovich Barnabe Rhyne National Association Sporting News Babe Ruth Lou Gehrig Charles J. Doyle Pittsburgh Sun- Telegraph Columbia Lou Columbus Babe Lou Washington Post Rogers Hornsby Boston Braves Broadway Tom New York Charles A. Stoneham Mr. Hormsby

State Teachers Beat Upper Iowa in Fayette Showdown

Cedar Falls based Iowa State Teachers college, led by Coach Bender, eyes a pivotal clash with Upper Iowa in Fayette. The Tutors boast 110 points scored in four games while allowing 32, with Coe's early 32 points their sole surge, and Cedar Falls holds a strong eight year edge over Upper Iowa in these meetings.

Courier Special Service Cedar Falls Navy Iowa State Teachers College Upper Iowa Fayette Bender Iowa Coe Upper Town

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