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Waterloo Evening Courier in Waterloo, Iowa

18 Nov 1921

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Waterloo Evening Courier

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Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1921

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3

Sorenson Held to Grand Jury on Nuisance Charge

Christ Sorenson bound over to the grand jury after a municipal court hearing. Bail set at 500 dollars for maintaining a nuisance by manufacturing and selling swine and beer at 514 Saxon Street. Arrested Nov 15 in a raid by Bailiff J N Sweitzer. large quantity of homebrew wine and beer seized.

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Christ Sorenson A. G. Reid Sorenson Peer Saxon Street J. N. Sweitzer Tria Roger Murphy Bona Trapper George Fry Edward Chapman Game and Fish Warden Fry Iiew
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Thanksgiving Cantata to Be Presented by Two Choirs

Grace M. E. and First Evangelical church choirs join for a Thanksgiving cantata at Grace church led by Kenneth E B Runkel. The Song of Thanksgiving by J H Mauder will be performed by about 60 voices in a program praised as very enjoyable. Grace choir also plans a recital at First Baptist Independence Friday with about 35 singers.

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Grace M. E First Evangelical Churches Grace Church Kenneth EB. Runkel J. H. Mauder Grace Choir First Baptist Church Independence
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Magnate's Daughter to Be Performed in Waterloo Next Year

Excerpts from the comic opera The Magnate's Daughter by Mr. and Mrs. K. E. Runkel will be given. Mr. Runkel plans to produce the composition in Waterloo probably next year. Kansas City has returned here three weeks ago and is recovering. Mrs. Hattery suffered two broken ribs in an accident two weeks ago, one rib kept her in bed for a time.

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K. E. Runkel Kansas City Altho
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Sweitzer Tyepper J. S. Hattery American Legion Jenple Adelberg-Feder Stores Inc E. Fourth St Shiecago U.sa
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