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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1925
Page
8
Classified listings include coal and fuel terms, canned phrases, and various offers for sale. Multiple entries mention canary birds, cages, and breeder notices. Contact details such as names and phone notes appear, with miscellaneous goods and services in a dense OCR excerpt.
An old catalog style ad lists coal types from Home Coal Company and regional suppliers. It includes Kentucky black coal, Pocahontas coke, and by products with prices like 14.50 and 13.25, plus a phone contact. A cheerfully dated note promotes Holly tree buying and packing from a local grove.
The firm Wagoner and Grace of Waterloo Iowa is dissolved. Notice requests creditors to govern their claims. dated November 21 1925 in Waterloo Iowa signed by C E Wagoner and S Groce and Woodker Jens A Thomsen. In another case Jens A Thomsen plaintiff seeks absolute divorce from Mathilda Thomsen with over five years desertion. notice of petition to be filed by January 5 1926. failure to appear may lead to default. attorney Leonard M Weiss for plaintiff.
Rev J W Whiteside on Loss of the Soul at Free Methodist church argues the soul's loss is irreparable, surpassing personal, family, and community losses. He notes worldly gains fade without the soul and revival meetings continue through next week amid ongoing sermons on life experience and moral focus.
Waterloo's 42 boy delegates to the state older boys conference at Dubuque reported strong profit from inspirational talks and a Saturday banquet at Peter's Commons, University of Dubuque. Dr. K F Whettston urged self mastery, while Craig Ellyson sang. Waterloo's team reached semifinals in a Saturday basketball tournament, Cedar Rapids winning the event. Two Waterloo youths spoke in Dubuque churches on the theme The Jesus Way of Living. NUELSEN GILPERT, Osage, IA, reports a marriage: May Gilbert wed Kasper Nielsen at Myth Episcopalian parsonage. plans for January form a Meadow.
A dense listing of radio program schedules across U S cities detailing station call letters program types orchestra ensembles concert hours and guest acts. Entries span Chicago New York Philadelphia Detroit Buffalo Dayton Des Moines and many others with times from early evening to after midnight and include dinner music studio programs opera and orchestral concerts choral and solo performances and public notices of upcoming broadcasts.
Dr Myron Taylor preached at St Pauls revival Sunday urging unselfish Christianity and noting heroes of selflessness in the Civil War and World War I. At services 40 parents offered to dedicate children to Christian service and about 15 youths promised to serve. An evening evangelist sermon on The Unpardonable Sin drew a full auditorium and adjacent room.
Four representatives from A Leath & Co Wa istics store attended the annual banquet in the Louis XVI room at the Hotel Sherman Chicago. Attendees included J A Raymond manager A K Mason S Letsch and Max Olmstead among 140 persons including managers from all 25 stores. The program featured entertainment and the group later attended the Music Box Regus at the Illinois theatre.
Jared Nauman 17, former Courier carrier and grandson of Mrs. Louis Nauman and J. M. Miles, found a ring in Salt Lake City and turned it to his mother. Police identified it as part of a theft, earning praise from Salt Lake papers for the act. In separate notices, Andrew Bleicher of American Locomotive Co. died at 61 in New York, and the De Molay Lake District No. 6 held its second annual convention in Charles City with 175 in attendance and plans for a Mason City gathering next June.
William A. Hane, former cashier of the Farmers State Bank of Ackley now a laborer, has filed for bankruptcy in a federal court in Cedar Rapids. Unsecured liabilities total 989 dollars with 45000 owed as the largest unsecured debt tied to guarantees on "frozen" paper. Address listed as Eldora.
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