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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1921

Page

8

Black Hawk County Motor Vehicle Tax Totals Grow in 1921

Black Hawk County shows 9 608 vehicle registrations by Sept 1 1921 with 8 850 autos 536 trucks and 222 motorcycles. Tax collections reach 11 253 59 with 99 069 53 on deposit in local banks and 4 307 18 road fund balance. Registration rules shift under new law enabling county deposits and faster allocations.

Cecil Lanning Ed. Madigan Black Hawk County Des Moines General Assembly Black Hawk Polk Woodbury Linn Scott Lanning

Registration Provisions for 1922 Vehicle Licensing

The text notes that registration proceeds if the provision is complied with promptly, avoiding delays in 1922 registration. It warns that without the removal certificate at hand, registration will be refused until received.

Teachers' Association of West District Plans Year

Representatives on the board of management were chosen at the first meeting of the year at West High. Miss Nettie McKinnon reported on the National Educational Association convention and presented a scrapbook. Committee chairs were named and list of grade representatives announced.

West Teachers’ Association West High Nettie McKinnon National Educational Association Des Moines Elizabeth Kenney Attie McKinnon Mae Barnes Sarah Story Selma Knocke Laws Marguerite Coward Board of Management Myra Downs Katherine Young Laura Darby Clara McKitrick Sara McMahon Nellie M. Townd Bernice Ravlin Eudora Carey Marie Good Fior Helen

Castoria Astoria A Safe Remedy For Infants And Children

Castoria is a barmless substitute for Castor Oil Paregoric and soothing syrups. It has no opium or narcotics and has over thirty years of use for constipation flatulence wind colic and diarrhea. It helps regulate the stomach and bowels and promotes healthy sleep in children. The genuine Castoria bears the signature of Charles H. Fletcher and has been supervised since infancy. Do not trust counterfeits or imitators.

Astoria Chas. H. Fletcher

Waterloo to Host Luther League First Convention

The first annual state convention of the American Luther League will be held September 18 and 19 at the Immanuel Lutheran church auditorium in Waterloo under the Waterloo society. About 200 delegates from 55 Iowa organizations are expected. Rev. John Bauer of Fort Wayne Indiana will address the gathering. Sunday events include opening services, social events, and an automobile ride. The league has grown rapidly since a provisional meeting a year ago and officers praise the development under state president W Wallhauser, secretary P H Zopf, and treasurer R H Heuser.

American Luther League Immanual Lutheran Church Auditorium Waterloo Society Iowa John ©. Bauer Fort Wayne Ind R. H. Heuser

Court Grants Change in Koenecke Divorce on Custody

Modification of Hazel M. Koenecke and J. C. Koeneke divorce granted by Judge G. W. Wood. Custody of daughter Virginia revised with schooling at Immaculate Heart in Hollywood California and continued residence under court supervision. Expenses split between parents. mother to transport daughter to Waterloo at year end. Both parents retain visitation rights within jurisdiction.

Toar Waterloo St. Katherine’s Davenport Hazel M. Kocoucka J. C. Koeneke G. W. Wood Aughter Virginia Immaculate Heart Woods Malin Hollywood Cal

Marital Woes Highlight Custody Disputes in Iowa

George Herbert Cameron seeks custody of two young children Lila Belle four and Ethel Lucile two after separation from Eva M. Cameron married in Independence on July 31 1914. Lorela A Ball files for divorce from Joe H Ball citing cruel treatment and requests custody of three children ages 11 8 and 5 and the couple’s home at 14237 Sycamore Street Fayette County Iowa marriage November 1835.

George Herbert Cameron Aoek Eva M. Camer Inpendence Lila Belle Ethel Lucile Lorela A. Ball Joe H. Ball Sycamore Street Fayette

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