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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1928

Page

13

Mellon Denies Liquor Ties Amid October Denial

Secretary Mellon reiterated he has no interest in liquor manufacturing or distribution. He cited past stock in Overhoud distillery that ceased years before Prohibition and said agitation will end on November 6 Election Day.

Washington,d. C Mellon Aquor Garaway Arkansas Treasury Harding Senate House Pinchob Pennsylvania Coolidge

Venice Williams 14 Dies After Hip TB in Independence

Venice Williams aged 14 son of Mrs. John I. Sheets of Independence died Wednesday at People's Hospital after a weeks long illness from tuberculosis of the hip bone. An operation was performed in hopes of prolonging life. He is survived by his mother, his stepfather, two brothers and other relatives. Burial likely in Vinton where the family lived until recently.

Courier Special Service Independence Venice

Judge Beem Expected Back On Bench Monday

Municipal court judge J G Beem confined at home with a cold the past week will return to duties Monday. Judge George J Sager has handled Beem's work in his absence.

J. G. Beem Judge Beem George J. Sager

The Cow as Mythic Symbol in a Forum Magazine Piece

A fragmented poem-like meditation presents a four legged cow as a powerful, almost mystical figure. It contrasts rustic, wholesome imagery with humorous and surreal lines, naming natural bounty and a playful, dreamlike appetite.

Edipus England E. Mensur Forum Magazie

Army Recruiter Here Leads Town in Enlistments

John D. Overbey in charge of the army recruiting station in the Lafayette building led all recruiting officers in the Town district for September. Nine men joined the service this month, with a total of 65 accepted in the district, most sent to Fort Des Moines. Musicians are especially sought, though all branches are open.

John D. Overbey Army Lafayette Thrucnim Fort Des Moines Ovyerbey

Beatty Near Death in Independence G A R Circles Leader

G A R leader G B Beatty aged about 86 is near death at People's Hospital Independence after months of frailty. His wife died about a year ago. Beatty has been prominent in Civil War veterans circles for 60 years.

Courier Opera Services Independence A. G. Beatty People's Hospital

Growing Children Use 8 8 8 and S S S for vitality

The ad urges boosting a child’s appetite and red blood cell production with tonics 8 8 8 and S S S. It claims under nourishment stems from low appetite, notes skin issues as weakness indicators, and endorses drugstore purchase of larger sizes for economy. It cites 100 years of effectiveness and herbal preparation.

S.S.S

Hurricane relief drive surpasses initial county goal

Black Hawk county residents donate to the Florida and West Indies relief fund as the drive exceeds the $1,500 quota set by the American Red Cross National headquarters. Early gifts brought the tally to $1,565.90 with churches and individuals contributing. further contributions accepted at Herman &.

Florida and West Indies National Headquarters American Red Cross Black Hawk County oMee of Herman

Red Cross Chairman Seeks Contributions at Russell-Lamson Hotel

Mitley, chairman of the Waterloo chapter, directs donations to the American Red Cross with checks payable to the organization at Hotel Russell-Lamson.

Mitley Waterloo The Red Cross Russell-Lamson American Red Cross

Independence Man and Marion Girl to Wed at Nashua

Lu Vere Griffith of Independence and Miss Clarissa A Massingale of Marion are to be married at Lite Brown Church near Nashua on Friday Oct 12. Griffith is the son of J W Griffith and former manager of an oil service station in Independence. The couple plans to reside in Independence.

Gourier Independence Lu Vere Griffith Clarissa A. Massingale Marion Lite Brown Church Nashua J. W. Griffith Focal High School

Republican HQ Opens Monday at 211 East Fifth Street

The Republican organization in Black Hawk county will open its headquarters next Monday at 211 East Fifth Street. George D. Harts, treasurer, says two offices will host the campaign manager and the executive committee. One hundred chairs will be provided for group meetings and the offices will be open daily for Republicans to use through the general election on November 3.

Black Hawk County Fifth ‘Street George D. Harts County Central Committee

Naval officer from Independence weds New Zealand girl

Announcements report the marriage of Lieut. Church Chappell formerly of Independence and Miss Molly Robert of New Zealand. The Sept. 17 ceremony in San Francisco at the Church of St. Mary the Virgin was officiated by Rev. J. A. Oblhoff with relatives and a few officers from the U S Yarborough in attendance.

Courier Special Service Independence Church Chappll

Dentist from Waterloo Seeks Old Friends in Sioux City

A former grad iat e dentist from Waterloo is visiting Sioux City calling on friends here He plans a stay at the Ellis hotel and hopes to reconnect with acquaintances from years past.

AL Rose Sioux City Waterloo Ellis Hotel

Critic and Coiner of Slang Dies in Bermuda

Jack Conway, 42, famed dramatic critic and creator of many Broadway slang phrases, died of heart disease yesterday in Bermuda. He was a popular writer for Variety and a noted theater commentator.

New York U.P Jack Conway Broadway Bermuda

Unclear Text Fragment About Slang Terms and Connotations

Fragmentary notes discuss slang formations like Con and Pushove and the verb click. Mentions Conway as a contributor to slang usage and etymology notes appear scattered with uncertain context and dates.

Conway

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