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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1926

Page

4

What No Parsnips! By O G McIntyre

A fragment from a Chicago era column recounts hotel clerks and travelers, praising courteous staffers in New York and the Midwest. It notes a few salon anecdotes, a vaudeville scene, theatre deaths, and a cafe proprietor before ending with a theft charge against George Taylor, a Negro youth jailed on bicycle larceny accusations.

George Taylor

Three Bad Men at Plaza Theatre with Musical Stage Number

Spectacular thrills and an all star cast headline the Plaza theatre program tomorrow for a week long run. The feature film Three Bad Men stars George OBrien and Olive Borden with Tom Santschi Frank Camneau and J Farrel MacDonald. A large stage act fad Tieman and his Tunesmiths led by Pinkie Dees promises novelty and refreshment with Robert Shafer and others.

Plaza Theatre Dakota Territory George O'Brien Olive Borden Tales Tom Santchi Frank Camneau J. Farrell MacDonald Lou ‘Tellegen George Harris Jay Hunt Priscilla Bonner Otis Harlan Walter Perry Grace Borden Alec B. Francis George Irving Phyllis Haver Elton Rich Commonit Plaza

Krapp Found Not Guilty In Osage Arson Trial

Charles City news reports N. Krapp of Rockford was acquitted by an Osage jury on arson charges. He stood trial on a barn fire alleged at the Hal Jones farm near Rockford last spring after a venue change.

Charles City Krapp Rockford Osage Hal Jones

Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised by Mothers

Glasgow Kentucky mother of seven recalls severe fatigue and household strain eased after taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Another New Orleans mother credits regained strength and appetite after use following childbirth.

Lydia E. Pinkham Glasgow Lydia FE. Pinkham Indianapolis Indiana Menissa Barvers Route 2 O. F. Steenbergen New Orleans Pinkham C. Faux Dauphine St

Ranger the police dog stars in Flasing Fangs at Palace

Ranger the police dog stars in Flashing Fangs showing at the Palace today and Sunday. The story by Ewart Adamson features a human derelict aided by the dog with a strong supporting cast led by Robert Ramsey Lotus Thompson and Eddy Chandler, praised for the animal’s dramatic presence.

Ranger Palace Palace Theatre Ewart Adamson Robert Ramsey Lotus Thompson Eddy Chandler Clark Comstock Ada Mae Vaughn George Rehms Mary Dow

Kiwanis Delegates Return From District Convention

W. T. Stewart lieutenant governor Cal J. Miller and J. A. Townsley returned last night from the Kiwanis International Nebraska-Iowa district convention held in Shenandoah Iowa. Miller said inspiring talks were given by international officers Pred W Parker Horace W McDavid and Raymond M Crossman all of Chicago. Kerrney Neb was named for the next convention.

W. T. Stewart Cal J. Miller J. A. Townsley Nebraska-Iowa Kiwanis International Shanandoah Iowa Miller International Pred W. Parker Horace W. McDavid Raymond M. Crossman Chicago Kerrney Neb

P T A Meeting Focuses On Fire Prevention At School

Bristow Oct 22 The P T A meeting at the school house tonight features fire prevention. The high school carnival is set for Oct 29. Funds from the event will meet actual school needs. A large Bristow turnout attended homecoming at Cedar Falls last Saturday. Maxon and high school boys hunted ring necked pheasants Thursday and succeeded in startling several birds. Air and Mrs A N Morford and Miss Frances Richards traveled to Ames Sunday to visit Miss Neva Mor ford, a student at the state college. Mrs Sarat Richards, after weeks at W A Richards home, joined daughter Mrs June Needham and family for a Sunday visit. Carl Schrage has leased the Rich- [text cut off]

Giristow P.T. A Bristow Cedar Falls Maxon Air A. N. Morford Frances Richards Ames Neva Morford State College Sarat Richards W. A Richards June Needham Carl Schrage

Deaths, funerals and moves mark Waterloo week

The Herman Schrader family vacates for Memphis with Mrs. Schrader's mother buried in Waterloo. Harold Duffield and relatives head to Clara City after Mrs. S Welland's funeral. Rev J W Petersen visits. parsonage meeting held. Ida Cline hosts dinner for Clarksville friends. Oak Hill Cemetery auxiliary hosts guests including the Bunker and Seitz families. Floyd Walsh injured in barbed wire accident near Needam farm. condition reported hopeful.

Ards Herman Schrader Dee Memphis Tenn Wera Waterloo Harold Duffield Alligon Clara City Minn S. Welland Alison Neral Intermont Mm. J. W. Petersen Milford J. Sa. Needham Hincheyn Bunker Waterco Air Abe Seitz W. D. Connolly Chirkeville Grace Buroker Allison Ployd Walsh Needaam Floyd Stephen Piner

Dumont Delegates Gather for 60th Anniversary Plans

Dumont and surrounding towns sent delegates to a unit meeting at Allison with Mrs Corey chairing. The group discussed aims for the 1929 sixtieth anniversary to be held in Columbus. Mrs Graven Greene, a former India representative, attended. The Waterloo district last unit meeting is set for November 2 in Mason City.

Dumont Hampton N ' T Mines Dawson Walte Annie Stewart Corey Histon W. Fmm Allison Duesday Shell Rock Aredale Greens Columbus Graven. Greene Society India Waterloo Mason City

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