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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1927

Page

14

Governor Hammill Proclaims Constitution Day Observance

Des Moines reports Governor Hammill issued a proclamation for September 17 as Constitution Day in Iowa. He calls for nationwide observance emphasizing the Constitution’s amendments and individual rights. He urges church services, school programs, and patriotic activities during Constitution Week under auspices of the Sons and Daughters of the American Revolution.

Courier Special Service Des Moines Hammill Iowa Nacan Tson Society of Sons of the Ameri Congress Congress of the Confederation National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution Daughters of the American Revolution

Audience Gathers in Darkness for Light Sermon

A tent on Jefferson Street next to the old Baptist church on Park Avenue drew a large audience last night despite delayed lights. Evangelist Rev. N. K. Long placed a car’s lights inside the tent and sang Make Light the Darkness Before Thee, promising further services at 7:30 p.m. daily with additional sessions tomorrow and next week. Long, a Wesleyan Methodist pastor near Walker Ia, served as a World War I Marine Corps chaplain.

Jefferson Street Old Baptist Church Park Avenue N. K. Long Mr. Long Walker Marine Corps

Henry Averhoff 61-Year Waterloo Resident Dies at 85

Henry Averhoff 85 longtime Iowa resident died at 9 08 p m Friday at his son Charles Averhoff s home five miles northeast of Waterloo after two weeks illness of age related complications. Born September 2 1842 in Germany he immigrated to Clarence Iowa in 1868 later lived in London and Lowden before moving to Vinton and finally Waterloo in 1926. Surviving are his children Charles Dewar Fred Vinton William Mrs Biliza beth Ireland Mrs Emma Moulton and Mrs Anna Abraham twenty grandchildren and a brother Albert of Nebraska. The body lies at Petersen Bros mortuary awaiting funeral arrangements.

Henry Averhoff Iowa Charles Averhoff Waterloo Germany Clarence Averhoff London Lowden Vinton Charles Dewar Fred William New Hampton Bilizabeth Ireland Des Moines Emma Moulton Ontario Can Anna Abraham Newhall Albert Nebraska Petersen Bros

Birth announcements pile up at local hospital roster

Mr and Mrs Glenn Johnson report a daughter born Sept 9 at Allen Memorial Hospital marking the eighth consecutive girl birth that month. Other families announce daughters and sons born Sept 8 to Sept 9 across several rural routes and addresses, with names including Dorothy June Marlys Mary Ruth Elinor Donald Ralph Lena May LaVonne Kathleen Mae Beth Marian Russell Kathryn and more, listed by residence and parent names, citywide. A final note reports Gulf coast fishermen discovering radio broadcasts of weather conditions of great value.

Glenn Johnson Kern Street Allen Memorial Hospital Albert Zimmerman Dorothy Lawrence J. Smith Marlys Mary Charles L. Murphy Kern Doris Lee Marion Williams Lafayette Laurina Adaline Bernhardt Volker Cedar Heights Elaine Fran- Cay Howard E. Grange Home Park Ruth Elinor Max W. Hall Sumner Marcia Ernest Joseph L. Griezer Ankeny Richard Joseph Ralph Clark Berth Donald Ralph Joe Gentis Thompson East Lena May E. F. Diehl LaVonne Katheen Alfred Hebel First

Coolidge Reign Questioned In Times Influence

The essay questions whether Coolidge shaped the era or merely reflected the times. It weighs if the administration’s emphasis on economy altered American habits, such as installment buying, and contrasts reactions from The New Republic about leadership versus inspiration, while noting other prominent figures like Dawes and Hoover as possible successors.

Coolidge Times America Mr. Coolidge White House New Republic Roosevelt Wilson

Flying Truck to Bring Cargo of Typewriters Here

A 200 typewriter consignment departs Hartford for a 50 city air run with Waterloo as a key stop. The air delivery truck uses parachute drops for ground delivery where runways are unavailable, boosting air port interest and spurring plans for better airports.

Hartford Conn Waterloo Royal Typewriter Company John A. Collings

Court Hears Plea of County Clerks for 75000 Fees

Des Moines case argued before District Judge S Franklin on whether county clerks may collect about 75000 in fees for service on sanity commissions. William Baldwin Polk county clerk seeks fees from the county board after the attorney general ruled against entitlement. Board says clerk salaries cover all services.

Des Moines Sanity Commissions S. Franklin William Baldwin Polk County Clerk of Courts County Board of Supervisors Baldwin Sanity Commission Courtty

Sioux City Woman 21 Seeks Sixth Husband After Five Divorces

Mrs. Flossie Lane, 21, has five divorces from marriages begun at ages 12, 14, 16, 17, and 18. She plans to wed again if a suitable partner is found. Her past included a sensational kidnapping attempt with her second and fourth husbands, Leo Darr, later dismissed when the child was returned.

Sioux City Flossie Ferdig-Sullivan-Darr- Broden - Darr Lane Leo

Radio programs tonight and Sunday schedule notes

Radio listings from multiple Iowa stations with Pick of the Air features a duo on violin and piano, studio ensemble and old time tunes. WHO Des Moines KWCR Cedar Rapids broadcast tonight, WGN WBAF other networks host baritone ensemble and a little symphony. Sunday features Elsie Baker from WOC Davenport and assorted concert and chimes programs across WLS WCCO WGN and others.

Associated Press WHO Des Moines KWCR Cedar Rapids Iowa WGN Woz Blue Network Key WLBF EFAB Sam'n Henry Music Box Tora Wgn WLS WLW WCCO WGY KOIL WMAQ WWI WOO WBAP WBBM KTHS WDAF School of Air EMA Ruby WSAI WOC WJJD Ensemble WSM WEAF Ww4d WHAS WEAP WSATL PFM WORD Land of Dance WJZ Wsz WIZ Wweocy WSB Club Banio Horner Conservatory Dempsey WFAA ETHS WEBH Sam ‘N Henry Little Brown Church Presbyterian Kyw Little Symphony WRC WCAE WW3 KSD WMAG WWJ Christian Church WOG Leonard Wood Theodore Roosevelt WGR

Mother Proves Her Parenthood but May Still Lose Her Baby

Des Moines judge ruled Inez nine month old daughter of unmarried Miss Swanson after court fight between Miss Swan son Mobridge and Mrs Tilton Des Moines. He deferred decision for ten days to determine a suitable home for the child. The juvenile court currently cares for Inez. Auto tires wear out faster on rear wheels than on front wheels.

Des Moines INS Inez Tillie Swanson Mobridge S. D Carroll Tilton Miss Swanson

Reverend Laurie Preaches at Cedar Heights Church

Rev J A Laurie will preach at Cedar Heights Community Presbyterian church Sunday morning on Building a World Brotherhood the Task of Christian Citizens. The children's talk is When Mother Made a Speech. In the evening his topic is The Master Is Come and Calleth for Thee.

J. A. Laurie Cedar Heights Community Presbyterian Church Mr. Laurie

A Trip to Europe Advertisement Opens Leadership Call

A well known tour company seeks community leaders to organize economical European travel. No prior foreign travel needed. Earn all or part of a 60 day trip in July and August 1928 visiting eight countries. Provide age, position, and activities to E. Battarson 210 Michigan Ave Chicago.

Europe Battarson Michigan Ave Chicago

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