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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1923

Page

9

Woman Injured as Speeding Auto Wrecks Wagon Near Cedar Falls

A speeding auto crashed into a light touring car and a horse and wagon on Walls avenue near Calvary cemetery injuring Miss Bernice Ames and threatening seven others. The heavy car sped away, leaving survivors including three young men and several children.

Waterloo Cedar Falls Walls Avenue Bernice Ames Wallgate Calvary Cemetery Miss Ames Stephen D. Brown Frank Wyant Brown

International Salesmen Group to Form Waterloo Chapter

Robert E. Hicks and Albert G. Burns will present a charter to a Waterloo chapter at a banquet in the Hotel Russell Lamson at 6 30 p m Monday Nov 19 Ernest K Meredith international director to aid organization efforts in Iowa A luncheon for local salesmen will precede preparations for members drive and next month visit Hicks famed for a dramatic life story and a past prison sentence now a successful entrepreneur will also address Waterloo Rotary at noon Nov 19

International Association of Salesmen Waterloo Robert E. Hicks South Whitley Ind Albert G. Burns Oak Cal Hotel Russell-Lamson Ernest K. Meredith Des Moines Iowa Greater Waterloo Association Planus Bob Hicks Hicks Rotary

Horse Safe After City Accident Reported to Police

Mr Brown reported an accident to the Waterloo police department. A notice went to Cedar Falls to intercept the big car and arrest its driver. It was not traced and probably had stone through the city.

Brown Waterloo Cedar Falls

Wife rebels against taking husband's place in farm duties

Grace Andricks 22 of Dubuque says in district court she should divorce Frank Andricks 48 after he left home for town. She describes tending the baby milking cows and handling farm work in his absence and asks the court to grant the divorce.

Dubuque Grace Andricks Frank Andricks Andricks

Waterloo Delegates Praise Bishop Stuntz at M E Conference

Dr W J Lockwood elected chairman of the 10 member lay and ministerial delegation at Marion session of the Upper Iowa conference J W Arbuckle Waterloo chosen for three committees including State of the church The delegates praised Bishop H C Stuntz noting his eloquence and knowledge and recalling his Waterloo pastorate at First M E Church during his India mission period.

W. J. Lockwood Upper Iowa Upper Town Marion J. W. Arbuckle Waterloo H. C. Stunts Stunts First M. &. Church India

Football injury claims life of Presbyterian college player

Clinton South Carolina October 9 Harry Givde Brown right end of Presbyterian College football team died here yesterday from injuries suffered in Thursday practice. His spinal cord was injured and paralysis spread through his body.

Clinton S. C T Harry Givde Brown Presbyterian College

Scoutmasters Hear John H Piper Plan Season's Activities

Scoutmasters at Hoy Scouts headquarters in the Suffern building heard John S. Piper regional scout executive outline season plans and the need for strong leadership. A new tenderfoot test plan was presented by A it Jury while a fall rally in the hippodrome of the Cat le Congress Oct 26 was discussed. An eight week scoutmasters training course was approved and two new scoutmasters, L K Jonsen and Stanley Houghton, joined the meeting.

Hoy Scou Suffern John S. Piper Kansas City A. It Wall Euully Far Scout Legion Scout Alliies Waterloo United States Charles Greeley Eugene Eed

Zeppelin Company May Move to U S

Friedrichshafen Am Bodense Oct 9 The Zeppelin Airship company which builds the dirigible ZR-3 for the United States navy may transfer its gigantic plant from Germany to the United States if the ZR-3 proves a success and crosses the Atlantic without accident. The move would be financed only if the project succeeds and the plane proves safe.

Friedrichshafen - Am-Bodense Zeppelin Airship Company United States Navy Germany United States Atlantic

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