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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1920

Page

9

Golden Wedding Celebration At Mrs. Maricle’s Home

Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Maricle celebrated their golden wedding with a Saturday gathering at Mettingen’s hall. Attendants included Mrs. Amelia Viyeth and Mrs. Fred White, with children and grandchildren from across Iowa and Illinois attending.

A. R. Maricle Me Tints Hall Amelia Viyeth Fred White Maricle Rufus Farrington Stanwood Albert Maricle Fairbank Walter Maricle Cedar Rapids Amos Fairbanks Waterloo Charles Maricle Gilbertville P. B. Gushard Lincoln Neb Conrad Gushard Gary Ind Isaac Gushard Anna Finn Merriman and Gilley Edgington Ruth Markle Ruth Marvin Ruth Marble Marvin Marjorie Corey Madeline Moore Decker Elnora Glass Anna Markle America L. E- Park William Starr de Haven Starr

Bread on the Waters Side Talks by Ruth Cameron

Ruth Cameron muses on the echoes of opinions voiced by others and the misattribution of quotes. A conversation over tea touches on Daisy Ashford and the Barrie connection, with a playful reflection on authorship and reputation.

Ruth Cameron

Flattery and Imitation Echoed in Tea Talk

A column discusses how shared opinions mimic a borrowed voice from Mrs B and echoes of wit at her tea. It notes imitation as a sly form of flattery and warns to choose audiences when airing secondhand ideas.

Mrs. B Daisy Ashford

Illinois Publisher Behind Bars in Iowa Jail

Davenport Iowa Sept 20 Dan Drost publisher of the Rock Island News a weekly sensational publication was lodged behind the bars of Scott county jail to begin a year long sentence for libel He had escaped to Illinois nearly a year ago by staying within its borders a requisition from Gov Lowden brought him back to Davenport where Sheriff Kuehl and deputies placed him in custody.

Davenport Dan Drost Rock Island Scott County District Court Drost Freily Fort Illinois Iowa Lowden Kuehl

Ministers Appoint Committees at Waterloo Meeting

Dr. D F Whiting spoke on the Japan Korea situation at a Waterloo ministerial association meeting held at Hotel Russell Lamson. The main business was appointing committees including hospital public affairs morals cooperation publicity program and fraternal delegates to Central Labor union with Rev J Lockwood Rev W A Peterson Rev F J Clark Rev C F Smith and others named as members.

D. F. Whiting Korea Ministerial Association of Waterloo Hotel Russell-Lamson Dd. St. Gretzinger Ruth McGowan N. J. Calhoun E. J. Lockwood W. H. Beachler W. A. Peterson F. W. Gourt G. D. Serrill A. P.blough A. Cohagan C. J.askins F. J. Clark A. C. Preston D. J. Purser C. F. Smith Central Labor Union P. J. Lockwood W. A Peterson B. F. MacDonough Greater Watering Association

Democratic Banquet Speakers Named in Black Hawk County

Carleton Chamberlain who spoke at the International Lyceum and Chautauqua convention will address the Black Hawk county Democrats banquet at Hotel Russell Lamson next Wednesday at seven. Miss Anne Lawther of Dubuque, a noted suffragist and Democratic national committee member from Iowa, is also on the program. The committee expects additional speakers to be announced.

Carleton Chamberlain International Lyceum Chautauquta Association Black Hawk County Democrats Russell-Lamson Commercial Street Anne Lawther Dubuque Democratic National Committee Iowa

Dentist seeks court order to stop partner from occupying offices

Dr. C. W. Kress petitions Black Hawk county court to enjoin former partner G. R. Luce from using the First National bank building offices or interfering with his practice. The two dentists formed a yearlong partnership and shared leased rooms. Kress claims an oral agreement allowed termination after a year and that Luce was absent frequently while the partnership declined.

C. W. Kress Black Hawk County G. R. Luce First National Bank Dr. Luce

Former Service Members Attend Iowa Teachers College Free Tuition

Cedar Falls reports sixty six veterans from army navy and marines enrolled at Iowa State Teachers College under a free tuition offer by the Iowa board of education. This marks a notable rise from last year’s figure.

Cedar Falls Army Navy Marines Iowa ‘State Teachers College Board of Education of Iowa

Marriage Licenses for Moravia Cedar Falls Waterloo Area

John Troxel and Mary A Darwin of Moravia Cedar Falls, Harry B Allard and Opal L Harris of Waterloo, Fred W Olds and Helen Venette Dean of Waterloo join in marriage licenses. Three Turkish cabinet members resign over failure to reach a compromise with nationalists to carry out the treaty and require two new ministers.

John Troxel Moravia Mary A. Darwin Cedar Falls Harry B. Allard Waterloo Opal L. Harris Fred W. Olds Helen Venette Dean Constantinople Turkey

Waterloo Seeking Courier Patterns

Waterloo seeks courier patterns for up to date designs in the Courier. Fill the attached coupon and mail to Fashion Department Evening Courier Waterloo with 15 cents for each pattern. Patterns allow for teams and orders are filled promptly, reaching readers about ten days after sending.

Fashion Department Evening Courier Waterloo

Youth 6 Hurt in Motor Crash

Lee Briden 18 suffered a sprained shoulder and injuries to arm and leg when his motorcycle collided with a car on Rainbow drive. The car, driven by a man named McKinnie of Independence, turned in front of the bike. Briden was thrown several feet striking head and shoulders but is not expected to have a critical injury. A broken wrist and bruises befell cyclist Harry McMullan when his bicycle was struck by a car driven by C N Rawley. The bicycle was damaged. Police found a wrecked Ford coupe at Genter street and Logan avenue, license 30569 registered to Marguerite Wuttke Sumner Ia. no report filed.

Lee Briden John Briden Saxon Street Bow Drive Briden McKeniie Independence Harry McMullen Commercial Street C. N. Rawley Washington Street McMullan Sumner Genter Street Logan Avenue Marguerite Wuttke

Insanity Defense in Carmella Russo Case

Centerville Indiana September 20 Carmella Russo was temporarily sane when she shot Tony Matto near her home weeks ago her attorneys declared in the opening statement today They assert she was driven insane by the alleged attentions of the man The state alleged the shooting was premeditated First witnesses were county and city officials called.

Centerville Carmella Russo Tony Matto

Lewis in Des Moines for Miners' Meeting

John L. Lewis president of the United Mine Workers of America arrived in Des Moines to attend a statewide miners meeting. The Iowa operators refusal to reopen wage discussions was announced at the gathering which began this afternoon with officials and miners offering no prediction on the outcome.

Des Moines John L. Lewis United Mine Workers’ of America Iowa

Polish Refugee Claims Many Girls in Poland Armies

Mason City report quotes Miss Hena Tamres, a Polish refugee, saying women are drafted and fight alongside men in Poland. She recalls her sister-in-law on the Warsaw front, notes five years in the Polish female scouts, and describes Polish training, hospitals full of wounded women, and equal duties with men amid red advances.

Mason City Hena ‘Tamres Hyman Tamres South Adams Avenue Tamares Warsaw Reds Tamres Hena Atha Poland Polist Girl Scouty Migs America Harry Masonily

More Than Two Years Needed To Repair Concert Grand Piano

Cedar Falls Sept 2 Special More than two years were required to make repairs to the concert grand piano at Iowa State Teachers college returned from the factory last week. Strikes of experts objections of the company to carrying out the contract at the price and other difficulties caused the delay.

Cedar Falls Iowa State Teachers College

Vestry Plans Yearwork for Christ Church Tonight

Members of Christ Episcopal church vestry will meet this evening at 8:20 to organize for work under Rev. E Mounsey who has become rector. The previous rector left a strong foundation and Mounsey urged hold fast to inspirational aims and pursue greater achievements as the church and city develop amid postwar turmoil.

Vestry of Christ Episcopal Church Mousey Mr. Mounsey Mounsey

Death penalty sought in Muscatine murder case

Bert Boke faces first degree murder charges in the slaying of retired farmer Guy McFaden near Muscatine Iowa. County Attorney C BR Stafford says the death penalty will be asked. Boke was captured early Saturday within 109 yards of the scene after hiding in a ravine north of the home and returning toward the house with a shotgun. Armed guards have watched the home since Friday night. Indictment came Saturday and arraignment is planned for today.

Muscatine Bert Boke Guy McFaden C. BR. Stafford Boke

Tulsa Wins Pennant in Western League

Tulsa finishes atop the Western League standings as the season ends. Wichita and Saint Joseph follow, with Oklahoma City and Des Moines among the other clubs listed. The article notes expected presidential appointments and court justices, highlighting ages and names in a broader government context.

TULSA Chicago Tearney Western Teages PetiTulva Wichita Oklahom Oman St. Joseph Ata Sioux City Dex Moines

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