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Newspaper

Progress Review

Location

La Porte City, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1937

Page

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Canning Plant to Open In La Porte City For Sweet Corn

Iowa Canning Company announces La Porte City plant will reopen for sweet corn canning after upgrades and new acreage contracts. About 2000 acres of corn to be contracted within twenty two miles. A H Brewer of Vinton named manager and will relocate with his family. The venture aims to provide local employment for men and women and support community businesses.

Iowa Canning Company La Porte City omy Iowa Canning Co Carr Vinton locol Canning Co A. H. Brewer mumuer Ja Perte can

Lynn Allison Weds Jann Allison in Waterloo Rectory

Lynn Allison and Jann Allison were married last Thursday at St. Joseph's rectory in Waterloo by Rev. K. M. Ryan. The couple, witnessed by relatives, will reside in Waterloo. Groom from La Porte City. musician with orchestras and WMT Little German Bend. bride daughter of Waterloo Campbell family with degrees from Iowa State Teachers College and University of Rochester. taught in Williams Ta and employed at WMT radio.

Lynn Allison Jann Allison Dana Campbell Waterloo St. Joseph's will K. M. Ryan y o'tlack gardenias J. L. Allison La Porte City WMT Little German Bend Allison J. Campbell Iowa State Teachers college Ceder Falls Rochester N. Y Williams Waterland

O E S Waterloo Chapter Meeting Attended

A group of Waterloo Chapter O E S members attended an instruction and inspection session last evening. The party included Mmes Roy Lev Inez Glime John R Ruse F B Gartrabrant L Moore Georgia Oren W R Lock Mabir Nighgls Rose Hayzlett I C Kleist Kai Tuna Booth Carol Ashb and others. The meeting focused on chapter activities and upcoming events with Falls anticipated to visit.

Lyrater Wateroo Mmes Roy Lev Inez Glime John R. Ruse Gartrabrant L. Moore Georgia Oren W. R. Lock Mabir Nighgls Rose Hayzlett 1. C. Kleist Kai Tuna Booth Carol Ashbatten Mya. L. Rit- Falls

Former Local Girl Announces Engagement

Former La Porte resident Miss Colene Curie of Pasadena announces her engagement to Marry Meinel of Pasadena. The engagement party was hosted by Miss Curie’s mother Mrs James Curdie, details received by local relatives. The couple plan a summer wedding in California.

Colene Curie Pasadena Cal

Mrs Helen Gay Meister Answers Last Summons

Death notice for Mrs Helen Harriet Gay Meister of Oklahoma City inspires a family obituary noting her birth in 1874, long Benton County ties, and four children. The piece lists siblings and reflects on her active church and political work in Oklahoma.

Helen Gay Meister J.P. Gay Mr Gay Meister Oklahoma City Helen Harriet Gay John B Aicie G Benton County MG, Meister Dele Arbuckle Ruth Meister Frank Jackson John Gay Spokane Eugene Gay Stockton Cal F. Gay Bruce township J. F. Gay

Pioneer Lady Called Beyond Funeral Service Remembrance

Funeral services were held for Mrs. Hans Miller at the Barnhart and Johannsen funeral home with Rev. C D James and Rev. G A Gaide. Burial followed in West View. Matilda Struve, born February 2 1860 in Minnesota, died February 22 1997 at age 137. Surviving children include eight La Porte City residents and one in Beaumont California. a brother and two Kruse relatives also noted. Her husband Mans Miller died December 24 1902.

Hans Miller Barnhart and Johannsen C.D. James Nora Springs M. E. church G. A. Gaide F. E. Lehman Beautiful Isle of Somewhere Old Rugged Cross G. A. Brust Herman Fleck D. J. Miller Henry Weisert Che ing Mans Miller Germany Benton county Bruce township Miller John Strave Mount Auburn twos Kruse

Thursday Club Banquet Held At Gay Home

The Thursday club held its annual banquet last Thursday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Gay with about forty attendees. The arrangements committee included Mrs. Gay and several members, and Cameg entertainment was provided. The next meeting plans to rotate to Mrs. Frank Nabholz’s home on March 4 with officer elections on the docket.

Big Creek Farm Bureau George Moran Jay Anton home project Ezra Hager Andrew Gonnerman treat Ray Burrows Joe Robertson pirls club Rose Hayzlett elu Jeader Presbyterian Missionary Weldon Betts Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church Gertrude Gardner WD. Lyle Georgia Hloyt C. T. Gates Mmes. Betts Elizabeth Morgan Ida Betts Mary A. McQuilkin Sarah Hudson Belle Obland N. Wi. Blanchaine C. G. Woorsley J. F. Gay Gay J. G. McQuilkin Wesley Fleming Sibyl Salmon D. B. Canper Ralph Runyan Richard Maheod Cameg Frank Nabholz Lotus club dirs. W. E. Morgan Henry Bookmeier Mra C. E. Wagar Alice Mopper B. G. B. club Wagar Etta Goodwin Frank Nobhole Hugh Salmon Alisa Nelle Gannon Eva Bogles J. J. Allison

Brooks and Young wed in local church ceremony

Mrs Martha Blanche Brooks and Claude W Young were married last evening at the Evangelical church parsonage with Rev Roy M Smith officiating. They will reside in Sa Porte City. Both have long roots in the community with Mr Young recently returning from Independence.

Baby Buried Here Funeral for Infant Daughter of Phelps

Mr and Mrs Charles Phelps brought their infant daughter Colleen to La Torre City for a funeral and burial held at 230 in the Presbyterian church conducted by Rev Harry Moore. Missy Lillian Garra iprant played, with Mrs Lehman and Mrs Burr singing three numbers as Miss Phelps rests in West View cemetery. The child, born October 20 1936 in New Hampton Iowa, died February 22 19 Waterloo hospital from intestinal infection. Surviving are the parents. Moore Lab Tome 39.00 Moore's phone 91.

Charles Phelps La Torre City Presbyterian churc Harry Moore Westmister Presbyterian church Waterloo F. E. Lehman Clifford Burr Jesus Missy Lillian Garraiprant West View D. B. Fox Coleen Cieo Phelps Charles and Neva Bellinger Phelps New Hampton Presbyterian hospital

Legislative Letter From State Capitol Gossips

The 47th General Assembly nears halfway with about fifty days left. Observers note Gov Valentine and LaMar Foster handle their roles well, keeping public opinion balanced. Nine House contests leave Republicans with a steady majority as key members shift alignments. A Motor Vehicle Revision bill proposes a new state traffic department, higher driver fees, and harsher speed limits, while the farm-to-market bill advances, funding secondary roads through federal and state cooperation.

47th General Assembly Valentine Senate LaMar Foster Iowa House of Representatives Iowa General Assembly Albert Relmin King Wiliam M. Todd Clinton county Milton Peace emocrat J. U Van Buren county R. G. Moore Marchigan county Words Clarkey county Trimocrats aml Rebert D. Blue Wright county Ed R. Brown York county T. Dykhouse Lyon county WilliamoN dall Muscatine county Dean W. n. Murdin Italy Une rand Lo centrol reg!ulate state highway patrol William N. Beardsley New Virgina Kraschel Highways committee Millhone Hep county boards of supervisors state highway commission Iowa

Death of Bert Wilder in Iowa after car crash

Word arrived of the accidental death of Bert Wilder, formerly of the area, after a vehicle collision near Oelwein. Wilder, long a telephone manager here and later a radio shop operator at Strawberry Point, died from skull fractures and other injuries en route to a hospital. He leaves a widow and several siblings, with funeral plans pending relocation for burial in West View.

Bert Wilder Strawberry Point Iowa Oelwen automobile Wikter Ile Oelwein Dyerse Cascade Strawberry Point Perise i Burrel) Wilder Arthur Wilder Pudue Will Lubb Orln Mas Letha Bond West View melory

Fiftieth Anniversary of Mr and Mrs Charles Cole

Mr and Mrs Charles Cole celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary with a quiet observance on Tuesday February 24 They farmed about forty years before retiring to town due to Mr Coles health Their children Roy Albert Ernest live nearby Le in Cedar Rapids Blapehe Hackerson Inver at Garrison and Leshwii offered congratulations from friends in the area

Charles Cole

Seventh Anniversary Observed for Mrs E M Claven

Mrs. E M Claven marked her seventy seventh birthday yesterday with cards and gifts from relatives and friends. She is frail but well enough to note the occasion. Her maiden name was Sarah E Hull and she married Emmett M Slaven on November 20 1901. They moved to La Porte City in 1900 and remained there. They have six children: Melville Percy and Glenn in La Porte City Carleton in Washington Iowa Mrs J B Scott in Waterloo and Mrs Frank Gutknecht in Hudson. There are seven grandchildren.

E. M. Claven Haven Sarah E. Hull Emmett M. Slaven La Porte City Laven Melville Percy Glenn Carleton Washington, Ia J. B. Scott Waterloo Frank Gutknecht Hudson

Rothmeier Family Reunion Spans Three States

Enjoyed trip traces Mr and Mrs George Rothmeier and two children Patricia and Duane returning from two months in California where relatives were visited Despite disliking unusual weather the family connected with Fred Rothmeier in Gardena sister Mrs Henry Bresham in Inglewood and the three brothers reunite after thirty years Jack Rothmeier of Jockport joined in Gardens reunion Also visits with Carl Milligan in North Hollywood and Kaiser Fike ill at home Mrs Frank Garber of Okanogan Washington left after visiting relatives and friends

George Rothminer Patricia Duane California Rothmeier Fred Gardena Henry Bresham Inglewood Iowa Jack Rothmeier Jockport sho Gardens North Hollywood Carl Milligan H. BH. Kaiser L. D. Fike Frank Garber Okanogan Wash W. Tedford J. W. Kaber

Paul G. Kline Died From Waterloo Pool Hall Altercation

Paul G. Kline died at Presbyterian hospital after a shooting at a Waterloo pool hall following an altercation with Marshal Henry Kruse. He was struck at close range, suffered a splenic injury, and died about eight o'clock. Funeral services were held at his home parish with Rev. Geo. D. Gaide officiating. burial at West View cemetery. Kline, born July 9 1899 in La Porte city, served in World War I with Pershing’s forces, farmed, and later resided in the area. He left a wife, his mother Mrs. Emeline Kline, three brothers, two sisters, and other relatives.

Paul G. Kline Presbyterian hospital ening Marshal Henry Kruse Kline Kruse pe ae Waterloo Sloan aining N. E. Walerafl Waterloo idvolt Geo. D. Gaide Methodist Episcopal West View Arthur Frank Harry D. Kline broth I. BE. Waldroff E. shot Kenneth Dailey San Diego La Porte Willis L. Kline mar iss Maude Longaker Cedar Rapids Gen. Pershing seax

Farewell visit as Bukke family departs farm after twenty three years

E I Bukke and family hosted a farewell gathering at their Spring Creek township home on Tuesday evening February 73 to say goodbye before moving northeast of Waterlo. Neighbors and friends shared social time and a basket supper as they wished the Buttke family success on their new rural move.

E. I. Bukke Buttke Spring Creek township Water- Itgo

Annual Silver Tea by Women's Relief Corps

Members gathered for the annual silver tea at the K of P hall amid poor weather. Mrs Eva Boyles led the program featuring soloists Esther Hemsworth and Mrs Lehman, a flag drill by high school girls, and a mock Colonial wedding with multiple hosts and attendants.

Women’s Relief Corps PB. holt Eva Boyles Piang Esther Hemsworth Mra H. G. Esher E. B. McLaughlin Ada Narber John Misaner J. Kerr F. M. Igon Tollin Blough Ralph Hudson Mmes Alma Hackett Ada Nacker Rollin Blough John Miszner W. E. Ponsford Ella Gingrich Raymond Hackett Bert Bogenstes

Moore-Lak-Tone Trial Bag Advertisement

Trial bag of Moore-Lak-Tone priced at $9.06 with satisfaction guaranteed. Moore is reachable by phone at 91.

Moore

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