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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1921

Page

8

Robber shoots at victim who escapes on foot

A holdup man commanded W H Richie of Mulberry street to surrender near the armory on Sixth street. Richie fled and a shot was fired at him but he reached the police station unharmed. Other items report thefts including $3 from a West Ninth Street grocery, a fur coat valued at $100 from 201 Poplar avenue, and a robe from a car near the Majestic theatre. Harold Shultz reported his bicycle stolen at the ball park yesterday.

W. H. Richie Mulberry Street Altho Richie Sixth Street Mley Piichie West Ninth Street Leo Budke Poplar Avenue Harold Shultz Logan Avenue Ball Park

Scholin Presents Concert at First M. E. Church

Albert Scholin proved himself an efficient organist and capable director in a Sunday concert at First Methodist Episcopal. An organ recital opened with strong interpretation, the Sunshine chorus of church children performed smoothly, and Carl W. Krause on violin with Max Noah on cello contributed solid numbers. This marked Scholin’s first concert since becoming organist and director of music at First M. E. Church in Waterloo.

Albert Scholin Methodist Episcopal Sunshine Chorus Carl W. Krause Max Noah Mr. Scholin Waterloo M. EB

Small Boy Injured After Auto Strikes Child in Mason City

Leo Ryan, 6, son of Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Ryan, is hospitalized with a broken leg and fractured skull after being run down by a car driven by G. B. Haynes of Independent Grain & Lumber Co. on a Friday night. Haynes, who said the boy darted into the street, took him to the Ryan home after the collision. Lights on the bridge near the scene were out at the time.

Mason City Leo Ryan D. P. Ryan G. B. Haynes Independent Grain & Lumber Co Haynes Ryan Cooper Apartments Ryan Home

Gets Ripe Tomatoes From Garden Nov 2

Charles City Iowa November 7 Special reports unusual horticultural progress with HB. Bentley of Charles City harvesting ripe tomatoes in November. A neighbor also gathered string beans from his garden the day Bentley picked tomatoes.

Charles City HB. J. Bently Bentley

Rev Haehlen to Speak to Juniors at First Evangelical

Rev J A Haehlen of Des Moines will address juniors at First Evangelical this evening in a junior night program with a special sermon and junior chorus music. Tomorrow features a father and son service with honored guests. Soulwinners class of about 90 young married members attends. A Sunday school orchestra opened yesterday with a concert before the evening meeting. eleven souls professed faith.

J. A. Haehlen Des Moines First Evangelical Church O. M. Yaggy Blairstown

Body of Charles City Soldier Is Returned

Charles City Iowa November 7 The body of Pvt Charles J Kromrey son of Mrs Wilhelmina Kromrey who died in France was returned in this city Saturday Services will be under auspices of the local American Legion post

Charles City Charles J. Kromrey Wilhelmina Kromrey France Merican Legion

Monte Cristo Money Tale Says Babson on Fortunes

New York November. Babson analyzes historic fortunes from Croesus to Rockefeller in Mentor Magazine. He argues Monte Cristo would not ripple Wall Street today, estimating his wealth at about 49 million and contrasting with modern mega fortunes including Rockefeller and Rothschild.

Monte Cristo Wall Street Babson New York Count Roger Babson Mentor Croesus Rockefeller Luculius John D Rockefeller Foundation Delphi Solomon Sheba Francis I France Henry II Henry VIII England Jacques Coeur Fugger Augsburg Cardinal Richelieu Louis the Fourteenth Sun King Napoleon Astor Manhattan London Tke Jay Gould Russell Sage James J. Hill John D. Rockefeller

Old Times Recalled At Gates Annual Banquet

Waterloo Business College officers and faculty gathered for the annual banquet at Hotel Russell Lamson with eleven seats. A F Gates, president, said the past year matched the previous in success as reminiscences of early days and later triumphs were shared by veteran teachers.

Waterloo Business College Hotel Russell-Lamson A. F. Gates Jefferson and Fifth Streets

Armistice Day Plans At Shell Rock Legion Event

Shell Rock Iowa November 1 The American Legion post laid out Armistice day plans including a parade at 1130 led by legionnaires and a band with school children, silent prayers at noon, dinner by auxiliary members, an afternoon program at 2 at the M E church, a basketball game at the high school gym, and a Legion sponsored picture show in the evening. Union services occurred Sunday at the Baptist church with Rev W J Adams delivering the sermon.

Shell Rock American Legion Post Legionnaires M.E

Freight Wrecks Near Charles City on Illinois Central

A northbound Illinois Central freight train wrecked Friday morning near Fifth Avenue crossing, Charles City Iowa. Wrecking crew cleared the track. two coal cars one water pipe and three refrigerator cars including one with meat and two with ice were badly damaged. European representatives Verhaeghe of Brussels and Smith of Peterborough visited Hart-Parr Co. this week.

Charles City Illinois Central Railway Fifth Avenue Crossing Peterborough Hart-Parr Company

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