Women of Me. Organ. 10 Meet Next Week in Iowa
The Waterloo district of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church will convene April 25 and 26 in the M. E. Church at Danesville Iowa. The program covers devotions, district surveys, junior work, and talks by Mrs. Flora S. Dudley, Miss Ethel Ruggles of India, and others. Officers include Mrs. L. Appleby Geneva treasurer and Mrs. A. Gleason Waterloo president.
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Danesville
Waterloo
I. L. Snider
Cedar Falls
H. W. Graven
Greene
W.H. Borman
Mason City
G. R. Cassell
Flora
Dudley
W. Hitch
C. W. Cleveland
Edgewood
E. T. Gough
Charles City
Mother
Ethel Ruggies
India
Little Brown
Cedar
Ruggles
Burhanpur
Gate of
Alice Cowie
A. N Gleason
Elizabeth ‘Corey
Korea
Ethel
P. Shaffer
Organiza
P. L. Snider
Gedar
Falls
W. H. Borman
Hy No “Graven
Vice Press
Blunt
Charles
C. Sell
Bs Pa ‘Appleby
Geneva
Elizabeth. Corey
Bristow
A. N. Gleason
Young People's Work
T. Gough
Charlies City
Palmer-Hunter Marriage Read at La Porte City
Nil Norma Mas Hunter and Albert Palmer wed Thursday at 8 pm in La Porte City with Justice W.E. Bickel officiating. The bride, youngest Hunter daughter, will live on a farm with the groom. The groom is son of Mr and Mrs Will Palmer and helps on a farm. Other items note Farm Bureau and Thrift Club meetings, bridge gathering, and obituaries.
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Courier
Porte City
Norma Mas Hunter
Albert Palmer
W.E. Bickel
Farm Bureau
Spring Creek Farm Bureau
Fehl School
Spring Creek “School No
Orrin Fry
Lester Two Farm Bureau to Meet at Dunkerton
Lestr Township Farm Bureau will hold a meeting in Dunkerton bank hall Monday evening April 22. County agent Urban and Milas Siover will speak. Refreshments will be served by the women.
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Lester
Farm Bureau
Dunkerton
Lestr Township
Bank Hall
Uban
Milas Siover
City Invests Funds in U S Government Bonds
The Independence city council, April 20, invested 30 000 from light power water funds in U S government registered bonds and 10 000 in each of three local banks. It will not fill fire department vacancies to reduce staff from 23 to 20 including chief and two drivers. The budget director notes the new pumper truck and stop and go signs should not have been paid from water power light funds. improvements henceforth must be paid from fire and general funds.
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Courier Special Service Independence
Councell
U.ss
Lutheran Confirmations At Bethlehem Danish Church
Cedar Falls April 20 thirteen members will join Bethlehem Danish Lutheran Church in morning service, led by Rev. Jorgensen due to Palm Sunday illness. Class includes Alma Christensen Ervin Petersen Elna Schmidt Dagny Pedersen Gunnar Overgaard Gudrim Andersen Valborg Nielsen Gerda Hansen Elma Dagny Thora and Elmer Christensen. | Dr Bruce Giffin to conduct funeral for Mrs Reuben Ford of Washington township at 2 p.m. Sunday with interment at Hillside cemetery. Glee clubs Cecellan from Teachers College touring via Milwaukee Chicago and Dubuque on weekend. Minnesingers to broadcast from Iowa City.
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Gourier
Cedar Falls
Bethlehem
Qilar Jorgensen
Jorgensen
Alma Christensen
Ervin Petersen
Elna Schmidt
Dagny Pedersen
Gunnar Overgaard
Gudrim Andersen
Valborg ‘Nielsen
Sylvia Ostergaard
Gerda Hansen
Elma
Dagny
Thora
Elmer Christensen
Peter Christensen
Hudson
Elmer
Giffin
Reuben Ford
Washington Township
Bruce’ Giffin
First Presbyterian Church
Hillside ‘Cemetery
Cecellan
Teachers College
Milwaukee
Chicago
Presbyterian
Dubuque
Iowa City
O. R. Latham
R. L. Morton
Athens
L. T. Hopkins
Boulder
Colo
George D. Eaton
Clarion
Walter L. Ernest
Bayard
Cedar Fills
Allison
Grant H. Hoffman
Karl Hauser
Wis
Emma Hauser
South Main Street
New Hampton Man Dies Unexpectedly in Rochester Minn
Henry R. Reich junior partner in Leuthold Reich clothing firm New Hampton and former local resident died in Rochester Minn after gallbladder surgery two weeks earlier his planned return home was moved up by illness his sister E L Paschke died here four weeks ago after a four day pneumonia illness
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Nashua
Rochester
Minn
Henry R. Reich
Leuthold & Reich
New Hampton
Reich
E. L., Paschke
Weiland Funeral to Be Monday at Bristow Church
John Weiland, 88, died Friday from infirmities of age. Funeral is at 2 p m Monday at Reform church, Bristow. Interment in Oak Hill cemetery west of town. He is survived by his widow, son Ralph of Bristow, daughters Mrs Rachel Peterson of Dickens Iowa and Mrs Jane Walsh of Bristow, and a brother B R Welland of Bristow.
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Bristow
John Weiland
Reform Church
Oak Hill Cemetery
Weiland
Ralph
Lor Bristow
Rachel Peterson
Dickens
Jane. Walsh
Cedar Falls church service and area sermons slated for Sunday
A Cedar Falls church gathering invites the public with a 9:45 assemble and 10 oclock service at St Patrick’s led by Father J C Wieneke and features soloist Jesse M Church. Viking Pump guests attend First Presbyterian for World Workers theme with Dr Bruce Giffen preaching and choir pieces. Other local churches outline morning and evening sermons including First M E First Congregational First Evangelical First Baptist and a baptismal service. Rev W J Diegelman speaks at First Baptist on Bidding for the World and What Shall We Do With Christ. Rev W C Gran of Minneapolis lectures at the college auditorium on My Experience with God and Man and The Foal.
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Courier
Cedar Falls
Cedar’Tails
J. C. Wieneke
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Jesse M. Church
First
Presbyterian Church Choir
Viking Pump Company
First Presbyterian Church
World Workers
Bruce Giffen
Shelley
First M. E
W. G. Rowley
First Methodist Episcopal Church
G. F. Barsalou
First Congregational Church
H. J. Faust
First Evangelical Church
First Baptist
W. J. Diegelman
First Baptist Church
Walter C. Gran
Minneapolis
Minn
God
Man
Pollock
R.W. Fillmore
First Church of Christ
Daring Thief Steals Miss Donovan’s Ford in Daylight
In Waverly Iowa on April 19 a Ford sedan owned by Miss Tessie Donovan was stolen from the curb while she briefly left to buy groceries. A man loitering near the store is believed to have taken the car, license 8-2147, as Miss Donovan, her sister, and another woman observed the suspect.
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Courier
Waverly
Wetlaufer Buys Oelwein Garage In Iowa Action
Herbert Wetlaufer of City Laundry buys Oelwein Motor Sales in an adjoining building. The name will become Motor Service garage with Palmer Hilsabeck, son of the former owner, to manage. Hilsabeck retains an office and plans not announced. J B Growley buys Wilson Grocery in West Union. Other notes include Eldon Thompson recovering from appendicitis surgery at Mercy hospital and the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Harvey Kiefer at Mercy. Church society in Allison discusses a food sale and bazar.
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Oelwein
Herbert Wetlaufer
City Laundry Company
First Avenue Southeast
A. R Hilsabeck
Oelwein Motor Sales Company
Motor Service Garage
Palmer Hilsabeck
Hilsabeck
J. B. Growley
Wison
West Union
Eldon Thompson
Grand Theatre
Mercy Hospital
Reef
Harvey Kiefer
Tama Will Grade Secondary Roads in Tama County
Tracy April 20 Tama county advertises for bids to grade and bridge 17 miles of secondary roads including Montour through Garwin to Gladbrook Vining Dinsdale and Buckingham. Contracts expected. part of a six year program funded by bonds. final goal over 200 miles of hard surfaced roads with graveling continuing and completion likely next year.
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Courier Special Service
Tracy
Tama County
Dravertising
Montour
Garwin
Gladbrook
Vining
Dinsdale
Buckingham
Toledo-Dupanda Road
Elberon
Gate Factory to Open at Dundee
Oelwein Iowa April 20 The E 2 Lift Manufacturing company plans to start operations at Dundee in about 10 days. It will produce a patent gate post with an inside spring to lift gates for snow clearance or to allow small animals to pass under while restraining larger ones. O W Schrieber is president and J S Hunt secretary treasurer of the newly formed firm.
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Oelwein
Dundee
J. 5. Hunt
Allie Ross
Second “Avenue
H. G. Straight
James Lawlor
Lee Aldrich
Fourth Street Northeast
Hoyer
Des Moines
Eldon. Thompson
Mercy Hospital
Pythian Sisters School
Esther Smith
Manchester
Pythian Sisters
Maurice Kehoe
Stockton
Robert Connor
Mexico
Connors, Inc
Cresco Parish to Replace Church Which Burned
Cresco Iowa April 20 The Assumption Catholic parish advisory board has formed a building committee to study architecture for a new church. Members include John McDermott Jr B McAllister John Murtha John Streskal and W H Baker with the larger advisory board chaired by Dr William Connelly. The parish pastor Very Rev E J Dougherty assists. Also a note on a Woman's club meeting in Allison with an emergency preparedness talk.
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Cresco
Assumption Catholi
John McDermott, Jr
B. McAllister
John Murtha
John Streskal
W. H. Baker
William Connelly
J. D. Kennelly
M. W. Drew
Q. J. McHugh
Owen McGee
John Owens
Frank Kaderabek
Thomas Flemming
John McDermott
Ole Anderson
C. D. Carroll
J. W. Daly
Assumption Parish
E. J. Dougherty
Allison
Woman's Club
Ralph McWhirter
Henry W. Burma
Defendants Rule In Appeal By Rect Court in Charles City
A directed verdict was given to Mike Becta by Judge J J Clark in a case appealed from police court. The district court will hear the next case, a landlord and tenant dispute, while local civic events include a Cedar Valley Rebekah lodge children’s party with 60 attendees and talks on the I O O F home. Ensign from Iowa University spoke to the Lions about junior and college schools. A Mason City Pow Wow drew 25 boys and their secretary. Orin A Walker suffered a forearm fracture after a fall in a First Avenue home.
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Courier Special Service
Charles City
Mike Becta
J. J. Clark
Ay. Reetz
Ge. Gray
Co. FP
Loreng
Herman
Buhr
Clark
Mason City
Frank Kafer
J. C. Stoecker
Myr. Stoecker
Cedar Valley
Rebeked Lodge
Laura Page
Ensign
Iowa’ University Education College
Orin W. Bell
M. M. GC
Jewell Pickett
The
Baptist Church
Fred Ford
Des Moines
Cedar Valley Hospital Birth Noted After Meeting
The report notes the birth of a daughter to parents living north of the city near Cedar Valley hospital. The Colwell P.T.A. last met the previous evening with a program of music readings and a motion picture travelog The Palladian. Refreshments were served afterward by Mrs Rex Sturdivant and committee to a large number.
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Cedar Valley Hospital
Colwell P.T. A
Rex Sturdivant
Funeral for Civil War Veteran Henry Knapp at Nashua church
Last rites for Henry Knapp, Civil War veteran, were held this afternoon at the M E Church in Nashua with Rev. E H Clements presiding. Knapp, who died at the soldiers home in Marshalltown, had lived in Nashua earlier and spent several years at the home after his wife’s death. Surviving are five daughters and one son: Mrs Park Wilson, Mrs Mike Zwanziger, Mrs Dora Reiner, Mrs Al Winter, Frank Knapp, and Mrs Lou Eckstein.
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Nashua
Henry’ Knapp
Marshalltown
E. HE. Clements
Methodist Episcopal’ Church
Knapp
Park Wilson
Mike Zwanziger
Dora Reiner
Winter
Minneapolis
Frank Knapp
Rawns
Wyo
Lou Eckstein
Turner
Mich
Waverly Pastor to Speak Sunday in Fort Dodge
Rev. A. Rausch of St. Pauls Lutheran in Waverly will address a pan Lutheran mass meeting in Fort Dodge on Sunday under the auspices of Augustana synod. In Manchester the operetta The Palace of Carelessness was staged by Manchester public school pupils at the high school gymnasium. Nearly one hundred students took part, directed by Edna Lindahl, music instructor.
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Fort Dodge
Garrer Speeie
Waverly
A. Rausch
Manchester
Edna Lindahl
Traer Town Light Plant Posts Profit Despite Rate Cut
Traer municipal electric power and steam heating plant earned an operating profit of 9115.31 in the fiscal year ending March 31 1929, the annual financial statement shows. Despite a 10 percent rate cut on light and a 20 percent cut on gate on electric stores, total operating revenue rose and profits topped the prior year due to efficiency gains and cost savings. The town also operates its waterworks with two deep wells and two pumps and a 1923 investment of 31000 for a new storage tank.
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Courier Special Service
Traer
Anvil
Traer Municipal Electric Power
Light and Water Game Mission
Water System Upgrades Cut Debt and Expand Mains
City plans enlargement of water mains and elimination of dead ends while adding blocks of new mains for commercial and fire protection. Bonded debt of the water system has been reduced by $18,000.
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Ity
Osage Girl Champion Dramatic Speaker of Iowa Schools
Osage's Marjorie Dorsey won the dramatic class title and Richard Baker of Mt. Vernon captured the humorous division, with Guy Dunn of Missouri Valley taking the state overall oratorical crown after besting George Nostrand of Fairfield in the state final. Thirteen victors from four districts competed in last night’s finals, sponsored by the Town High School Delamaatory Association, as part of a statewide event with over 6,000 contestants in 300 preliminaries.
Waterloo Hi-Y Club to Hold Service in Dunkerton Church
Waterloo Hi Y Club to Hold Service in Dunkerton M E churches here and at Dewar Sunday with supplies and special music from Wesleyan Cedar Falls. Ruth Barlow 12 is improving after an appendicitis attack.
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Waterloo
Dunkerton Church
Dunkerton
Twenastor
Samuel Knorr
Velpgill
M. E
Dewar
Wesleyan Foundation
Cedar Falls
Waterloo Hi ¥ Club
Ruth Barlow
Frank Barlow
Cresco Clerk Stella O'Brien Retires After 93 Years Service
Cresco Iowa April 20 Miss Stella O'Brien resigns after 93 years as Cresco post office clerk. Charles Powers named successor, a capable substitute who has served the office for four years. The brief notice highlights long service and a smooth transition in the Cresco post office.
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Courier Special Scrubs
Cresco
Stella O’brien
Charles Powers
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Motorgas and Greasing at Northland Stations Offer Better Performance
Ted WAT compares fuels noting Red Hat improves performance without coating more. Motorgas promises better results in high and low end efficiency, while Northland Stations advertise thorough greasing across all points and expert service. They promote frequent greasing to reduce car ownership costs and invite customers to visit Sixth and Commerical, Third and Lafayette locations for the greasing offer.
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Ted Wat
Red Hat
Sixth
Commerceial
Lafayette
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