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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1925
Page
13
Four subscriptions of 100 and several of 50 plus smaller gifts were received early today for the American Legion endowment fund in Waterloo. Committee chair Memnan Miller noted all gifts included checks and letters praising the plan to aid disabled veterans and orphans, with school children urged to contribute.
Miller cites citizens and will as driving force behind aid efforts to spare many children from dependent lives, highlighting the community's role in supporting their future independence.
Elizabeth and Oscar Jensen, married twice, seek divorce filings for a second time. First union began May 33, 1919 with a 1920 separation, second marriage May 27, 1925 with a four day gap to a second separation. Custody sought for a 5 year old daughter. Elsie Jensen alleged desertion. Also Mabel Fearn Lanning filed today for divorce from Cecil G. Lanning, married June 4, 1917, citing cruel treatment.
Weverly Sept 15 special i Gisen Bros Waterloo were awarded the contract for Clark's building to be erected for use as a store. It will be a one story brick structure.
A brief notice instructs readers to specify fabric type wool or silk or linen cotton or mixed goods when purchasing Diamond Dyes. The guidance emphasizes choosing the correct dye for each material to ensure proper results and colorfastness.
A Columbia South Carolina testimonial claims Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured years of illness and backache letting a woman do housework again. The ad also cites a country wide survey of 200 000 buyers with 98 of 100 reporting benefit from its use.
West High will not offer a regular lyceum this season but will present exceptional numbers independently. The first act is violinist Ross Gilbert, engaged for a December concert at the West High auditorium. Ross began violin at seven and studied under Leon Samatini, then Leopold Aumr, debuting in Berlin in 1922.
Ezra Bills, 21, of Winston Salem, was held on a statutory charge in Allison Ta on September 15, in a special report from the county justice desk.
North Carolina man remains in county jail in default of bail after being held to the grand jury on Saturday on a rape charge. The case involves a young girl identified as Sdna.
Buss, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Buss of Allison, will also face a trial during the October term of court on an old charge.
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