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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1928

Page

5

Riverview Park To Host Several Summer Religious Events

Cedar Falls reports three major religious assemblies set for Riverview park this summer. The Presbyterian Young People's conference runs in sessiat family 12 to 16, the Cedar Falls Bible Conference opens July 29 and closes August 1, and the Iowa Evangelical church assembly and camp meeting takes place August 16 to 26. Additionally, Miss Thyra Rasmussen and Robert Nussle of Chicago plan a Bethlehem Lutheran Church ceremony, with a reception at the Rasmussen home on Olive street. Invitations extend to ten former Cedar Falls Methodist pastors for the denomination’s seventy-fifth celebration June 10-11.

Courier Cedar Falls Riverview Park Presbyterian Young People's Conference Sessiat Assembly Iowa EvangtHeal Church Sundar Thyra Rasmussen Chicago Robert Nussle That City Wil Bhe Bethlehem Lutheran Church Ottar Jorgensen Jens Rasmussen Olive Street Miss Rasmussen Lutheran Memorial Hospital Iowa T Lutheran ‘Training School For Nussle Kimbaliton Tata Invita First Methodist Episcopal Church of Rey R. D. Parsons H. C. Culver Mt. Vernon E. J. Lockwood Waterloo R. F. Horlburn Toledo Eugene Allen Owasso Mich John W. Holland St. Paul Minn George H. Birney Cleveland F. W. Luce Pasadena Cal Daniel McGurk Athens Titus Lowe

Cedar Falls Youth Swims River to Ald Stranded Quartet

In Cedar Falls on April 14 15 year old Courter Special Berrien resident Ju Hus Anderson rescued four La Porte City High School juniors after their boat overturned near Morris Island. Anderson swam 150 feet to shore through cold water and heavy clothing to seek help from city firemen who arrived with a truck and boat to save the stranded group.

Courter Special Berrien Cedar Falls JuHus Anderson Cedar River Anderson W. G L. Conder la Porte City High School la Porte Morris Island Corder

Balm Sought After Winter Assault in Balm Doane Suit

Fred Marshall of Union sues Frank Doane for 5000 dollars damages for injuries from an alleged assault last winter that broke Marshall's leg. Suit filed in district court, case set for April term in Eldora with Judge J. Henderson presiding after the death of Judge Thompson.

Courier Special Service Eldora, Is Nolice Fred Marshall Union Frank Doane Marshell District Court J. Henderson Webster City Henderson Thompson

Aged Indian Goes Baot on Watt Ten Former Employee

Jim Powe shick a 73 year old Mesquakie Indian from Tama returned from a three months eastward trip. He stayed with a Philadelphia friend who funded part of his journey and treated him well. Jim enjoyed New York and New Jersey visits, heard new experiences, and plans to possibly travel again.

Courier Special Service Jim Powesshick Tama Jim Philadelphia Jim Poweshiek New York City

Widow of Early Day Merchant Dies in Osage

Osage April 14 two aged residents died Thursday night Mrs S W Hastings longtime resident charter member Shakespearean club and officer in O E S Her husband was among Osages earliest merchants His survivors include three sons George Womis and Donald Hastings Hannibal Edgington plus a sister Mrs Will Skinner who died recently Her late husband ran a store on East Main Street near Woods hospital

Will Skinner

Special lime train runs in Delaware County Monday and Tuesday

County Agent Robert Combs announced two special lime trains on the Illinois Central line through Delaware County will operate Monday and Tuesday April 16 and 17. One train will run east of Newark and the other west from Manchester. Lime is shipped from Dubuque to be deposited along right of way near buyers farms. Farmers have 60 days to move it to their land. Unloading is quick as farmers accompany the trains.

Courier Ifarichester Robert Combs Ilinois Central Delaware County Here Manchester Ryan Black Hawk County Dubuque

Charles City Autos Meet Forms Local Association

Charles City hosts a meeting in the Y with 50 business leaders and Boog and Rood of Des Moines forming a local American Automobile association. Harry Fisher is president with L E Reed vice president and W E Taylor secretary treasurer. A Legion room session discussed a city swimming pool project and stop and go signals. Floyd County reports 5210 car licenses with 4841 passenger cars and 369 trucks. 275 mortgages in three months. Dogs numbered 194 registered. 1704 tagged. 234 delinquent. Reverend G A Ross informed his wife in Grant Park, Ill, that her father died at 94. Funeral for Infant Peterson held at Nashua with Greenwood Cemetery burial. Atlas of 1875 mentions Charles City 53 years ago with few homes. Parish event: a mother-daughter banquet at Luther Church April 20 by the Tabitha circle. Mrs Trena Hanson remains critical post town operation at Waverly hospital. Roy and ve Downing welcome a son.

Courier City Boog and Rood Des Moines American Automobile Association Harry Fisher W. E. Taylor L. E. Reed W. B.johnson L. H. Bloom Legion Rooms Floyd County G. A. Ross Grant Park Ill C. H. Peterson Floyd Nashua Greenwood Cemetery A. R. Grant

Former Town Falls Woman Hattie Guthrie Dies in Dubuque

Death due to cerebral hemorrhage occurred Monday night in Dubuque. Hattie Dowdell Guthrie, born July 13 1866 in Waddington New York, lived in Former Town until her 1893 marriage to Dr. Guthrie of Dubuque. Survived by husband a married daughter in Kansas City and three sisters. Active in Women’s club work statewide, former Dubuque club president.

Courier Special Iowa Falls Dubuque Hattie Dowdell Guthrie Tedar Rapids Kansas City Guthrie Women's Club Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs

Silver Anniversary Observed for Denver Couple

Denver Ja April 14 The twenty fifth anniversary of the marriage of Mr and Mrs Joe Schneider was celebrated Thursday with 60 guests at their home. Picnic supper at six preceded music cards and informal sociability. Birthday observance followed as Mrs Ed Konarske received a surprise party from her children and grandchildren for her seventyeth birthday.

Denver Joe Schneider Ed Konarske

Skromme Speaks Four Times in Hardin County

Senator Lars J. Skromme filled four speaking dates in Hardin county on Thursday in Alden Eldora Steamboat Rock and in this city William Schmedike led the tour in the county Four street meetings were held with an evening close in town and a local organizer assisted the tour’s stopBy conner special servter Town Falls Ia April 14

Conner Town Falls Lars J. Skromme Hardin County Alden Eldora Steamboat Rock William Schmedike

Highways Around Waterloo Snowbound After Blizzard

The Waterloo Automotive Club reports west and north of Waterloo are badly drifted due to blizzard conditions and cars are likely to become stuck. Other directions are passable but snowbound with meltwater expected to worsen road conditions later today.

Waterloo Instight Waterloo 1 Automotive Club

Dean Williams to keynote Treer Star-Clipper celebration

Dr. Walter W. Williams dean of the Missouri School of Journalism will give the principal address at the fiftieth anniversary celebration of the Treer Star-Clipper in Traer Iowa on May 18. Williams founded the nations first journalism school at the University of Missouri in 1908 and has led editorial bodies and the World Press Congress. He will be accompanied by his wife Sara Lockwood, a contributor to major magazines who continues to use her maiden name.

Courier Trmer Walter W. Williams School of Journalism University of Missouri Treer Star-Clipper Willams Columbia National Editorial Association World's Press Congress Traer Sara Lockwood

Grace Methodist Episcopal gains first bell in 20 years

Oelwein Iowa April 14 Grace Methodist Episcopal church now has a bell the first since the structure was erected twenty years ago Donors Mr and Mrs Lester Boots made the gift in memory of their daughter Lynn Marie Also listed are new officers of the Oelwein Women s club home economics department and local civic notices including a church rally and a motor show sponsorship by seven dealers for 13 makes of cars at the Coliseum April 27 and 28

Courier Oelwein Grace Methodist Episcopal Church Lester Boots Lynn Marie Oelwein Women's Club A. S. McMurray H. D. Easton Fred Schaffer L. A. Loken Ernest Axline Clarkfield Minn Coliseum Thelma Spicer

Mrs George Ludlow Buried in La Porte Cemetery Friday

Funeral services for Mrs. George Ludlow were held yesterday at 2 p.m. in the Methodist church with Rev. T. M. Nielsen and Rev. D. W. Morgan officiating. Burial followed in Westview cemetery. Pallbearers included Oscar Harvey C E Wagar John Bunyan George Banger George Billinger and C P Stroh. Ludlow funeral representative Peter Long of Marshalltown attended with his sister’s service. Neighbor Oscar Harvey of Cedar Falls also attended.

Courier la Porte City George Ludlow Methodist Church T. M. Nielsen D. W. Morgan Presbyterian Church Westview Cemetery Oscar Harvey C.E. Wagar John Bunyan George Banger George Billinger C. P. Stroh Ludlow Peter Long Marshalltown Cedar Falls Jay Cedar Rapids Alma Lackett Vinton Alma Hackett Nellie Rice Martha Rice Jane Smith Louis Clendennan Waterloo Jessa Daggett Jesse Daggett Axtell Neb Walter Daggett

Fourth Entry Set In Hardin Assembly Race

E O Ells Worth of Iowa Falls announces bid for Republican nomination to Hardin county representative in the June primaries. The four corner contest includes Morris from New Providence Schmedhka of Radcliffe and Leverton of Steamboat Rock. Ellsworth backs McNary Haugen or similar farm relief and supports gravel roads near every farm door with good roads to stores and elevators, urging primary reform.

Courter Iowa Falls E. O. Ells Worth Hardin County E. F Morris New Providence Willem Schmedhka Radcliffe William Leverton Steamboat Rock Mr. Elsworth

Weather Delays May Hit Delaware County Road Work

Manchester Virginia April 14 Bryant Paving of Waterloo holding the contract for hard surfacing primary No 20 from Winthrop to Dyversville will pour the first cement from the Masonville and Manchester distributing points Monday weather conditions moderate. Two organizations operate separate units with Haskell and Moore directing crews across Masonville Winthrop and Delaware areas. The west end should finish early July with 65 to 75 men employed. New culverts are installed curves adjusted for safety as a broad curve near Rocky Ridge schoolhouse replaces a sharp bend.

Courier Special Service Manchester Bryant Paving Company Waterloo Winthrop Dyersville Masonville Haskell Buchanan County Rom Delaware Mark Moore Dareyville Petersburg Spur Manchester & Oneida Dyereyville Rocky Ridge

Allison Council Plans to Improve Streets of Town

Allison Va April 14 The town council and Mayor George L Arnold plan rapid improvement of side streets with George Buerkle managing meters and Hugh Carter acting as street commissioner Post Easter bazar and supper by Ladies Aid of Associated Church April 13 was a success Eastern Star chapter met Thursday at Masonic hall hosts serving refreshments were Rev O B Preston Charles Zlert Chris Shirer Glen Richards and J B Isaacson

Gourier Allison George L. Arnold George Buerkle Hugh Carter Ladies’ Aid Society Associated Church Allison Chapter Order of Eastern Star Masonic Hall O. B. Preston Charles Zlert Chris Shirer Glen Richards J B. Isaacson

Firemen Acquire 45 Gallon Chemical Car at Clutier

Clutier Ia April 14 The Clutier fire department added a new chemical car with a 45 gallon tank and 100 feet of hose on a push cart. Purchased from Denver Indiana officials, the outfit originally cost 5600 but the town paid 195 delivered in Clutier. Funds were raised by dances, not town treasury.

Courier Special Service Clutier Theffficials of Denver

Winthrop Elects Gaffney to Fill Ward Vacancy

Winthrop council filled a ward vacancy after Albert Reid refused to qualify. James Gaffney was chosen this week to represent the ward. W. W. Records became town clerk following Earl Mulford’s resignation. The mayor appointed H A Householder health officer Harry Hocken street commissioner A R Jones fire chief Joe McKay library board member and several committees including finance street and alley and light and water with multiple council members named.

Gourier Winthrop Albert Reid James Gaffney W. W. Records Earl Mulford H. A. Householder Harry Hocken A. R. Jones Joe McKay Guthrie McKay Gaffney Gaffney, Finance Commission Householder Hearn Fearn Light and Water

Wunter Family Moves Into House At Raymond

Reymond Ia April 14 Special The Hunter family has moved here from Independence with Mr Hunter named section foreman succeeding John OConnell retired on pension after long service Hall managers announce a dance for Tuesday evening Miss Genevieve Petris of Sumner will visit sister Anna before returning to Mosinee Wis to visit parents Miss Elizabeth Gallagher of New Hampton becomes housekeeper at the Catholic rectory here

Reymond Hunter Independence John O'Connell Genevieve Petris Sumner Anna Moslee Wis Elizabeth Gallagher New Hampton

Lawn City Fireman Struck by Motorcar in Cedar Falls

Cedar Falls April 14 Clark Kennison a Lawn City fireman suffered a sprained wrist when struck by a taxi operated by Louis Beck. Kennison, the fireman, will be off duty for a short period.

Lawn City Courier Cedar Palls Clark Kennison Louis Beck Kennison

Flogging of Dubuque Suspect Highlights Old Iowa Justice

An account from early Dubuque depicts a mob beating William Hoffman after a dispute over $20. A juried panel reluctantly ordered 100 lashes before McMurty admitted Hoffman’s innocence and vanished, leaving the crowd to fade into history.

Associated Press State Historical Society of Jows Iowa City Dubuque Iowa William Hoffman Eliphalet Price Price United States McMurty Fort Crawford Hoffman MacMurty Kentucky Mooney Squire Williams

Fayette quarry turns out 6000 tons daily for paving project

At Fayette Minestone quarry limestone is produced for the primary road No. 11 paving between Strawberry Point and West Union. Output runs 600 tons every 24 hours with 20 workers on three shifts. About 13,000 tons shipped so far to Strawberry Point, West Union, and Maynard. 10,000 tons stored near the crusher. Paving starts Monday April 16. the quarry sits near the Milwaukee railroad. A separate Eldora court case acquitted Louis Darzes on a charge of selling improperly protected candy after jurors deemed the laws too restrictive. Oskaloosa hosted intercollegiate oratorical contest winners Ellis Yale and Leland Austin advancing to national meet.

Couriar Special Services Fayette Strawberry Point West Union Maynard Middlewest Iowa Milwaukee Railroad Fayette-West Union Road Oskaloosa Pi— Ellis Yale Carleton College Minn Leland Austin Penn College

Howard County Buried in Snow and Bobsleds in Use

Cresco Iowa April 14 Howard county is buried in snow from a northeast storm. Six inches fell on the level with drifts three feet deep in many places. Auto traffic is nearly at a standstill and snow plows are pressed into service. County trucks clear highways while teams and bobsleds aid transport. Temperature dropped to 320 above as rural carriers faced five foot drifts and could not pass.

Courier Special Service Cresco Howard County

E AID SOCIETY IN REGULAR SESSION AT FREDERICKSBURG

Fredericksburg is the site of a regular Ladies' Aid Society meeting at the Methodist Episcopal church with 15 members present and Mrs. William Reichal as guest. Home Study and World Wide Girls clubs held meetings. local residents were noted for illness and family emergencies including Mrs. James Swanger and Sister Mary Maxima.

Fredericksburg Ladies’ Aid Society The Methodist Episcopal Church Tdle White Club William Mueller Guiest William Reichal Home Study Club H. S. Kerssen C. W. Clemo R. E. Leach H. M. Karsten James Swanger Charles Swanger Waterloo F. J. Conlon Weserly Mary Maxima Sisters of Charity Lincoln Neb R. D. Sweet Des Moines Bert

Visitors to Hear Messages at Lawn City Church Apr 22

Cedar Falls April 14 Guests will preach at First Methodist Episcopal Church in Lawn City on Sunday April 23 with Rev. Clyde Baker in the morning and Dr. John M. Springer in the evening. Dr. W. Glenn Rowley discusses leadership. a 60-voice chorus performs The Holy City in the evening.

Cedar Falls First Methodist Episcopal Church Clyde Baker Upper Iowa John M. Springer Africa Sextet Holy City Gaul First Christian R. W. Fillmore Christ Buih HH. Yokum Vera Benedict Nora Springs Harry M. Gage Coca College Cedar Rapids Teachers College L. H. Seager Evangelical Church

Independence Hotel Sold to Hubbard Resident

Frances Johnson of Independence sold the Johnson hotel to F A Stapher of Hubbard Ta who will move to take over the hostelry. His son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Otto Koeppen will join later. The property has a long history in the area having been run by Hageman and later by D W Fisher before Mrs Johnson acquisition. Boy Scout Rally planned for Friday May 4 at the high school athletic field and Third ward park with events from 3 pm to evening campfire. J A Bechter, recently operated on an eye at Mayo Rochester, expected home Sunday after recovery and return to his home.

Courier Special Service Independence Frances Johnson Johnson Hotel F. A. Stapher Third Ward J. A. Bechter Mayo Hospital Rochester Bechter

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Cedar Falls Park Riverview Presbyterian Young People E& L. Jennings Daniel High Janesville High Grove California David Jd. Watters Scoggin Albert Scoggin Dahl Mortuary Brandon W. G. Rowley Kerr James Kerr Harry E. Brown Greenwood Colege Grand Rapids International Kindergarten Union Helen Waters Ruth Kennedy College Extension Dorothy Mummery State Teachers College C. W. Bangs Dale Welch Elkeder G. D. Young Geneseo Smith Douglas Smith Sartor Hospital John Patline Lea Minneapolis J. T. H. Parish Town G. Wyth Naperville Dorothy Wyth New Jersey Osage Delaware CO Charles City Walter Lanz North End Grocery Lutheran Church Trena Hanson Waverly Hospital Roy Downing Skromme Missouri Journalism School Oelwein Church Woman’s Club Hardin’s Bryant Organization Allison Council Clutier Bay Denver Dept Winthrop Council Wunter Raymond Fayette Quarry Lawg Ldora Louis Darzes Eureka F. D. Fiet Darzes E. Aid Society Floyd Farnum Floyd Gardner Lawn City M. E First Congregational George F. Barsalou First Congregational Church Independence Hotel Hubbard Newkirk’s W. StdSt John F. Heath Oak Ave Waverly Matt Gruben & Sons
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