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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1929

Page

6

Election on bonds to pave Hardin County roads

In Hardin County petitions surge as backers push a $300000 bond issue to fund paving of secondary roads. A rival drive seeks a special election to issue bonds for paving primary roads, backed by ex Senator William Schmedika. Farmers fear mud relief may not come, as both sides race to file petitions and court county support for their transportation plans.

Courier Yowa Falls Hardin County William‘ Schmedika Board of Suubecvinnts Firaé

Bridge Worker Buck Welsh Injured In Parkersburg Fall

Buck Welsh, a bridge crew member east of Parkersburg, was injured after falling on a 2x4 and is hospitalized for abdominal injuries with severe hemorrhages. Peter Berends is convalescing after appendicitis surgery at Mercy hospital in Waverly. Miss Gesiena Trey, a telephone operator, fell down stairs at the exchange building with a sprained ankle and possible hip injury.

Courier Special Service Parkersburg Buck Welsh No. 20 Here Waverly Hospital Welsh Peter Berends Mercy Steis Exchange

Missing Watches Trigger Arrest of Former Jeweler

Deputy Sheriff Bernard Atherton returned from Cedar Rapids with A. G. L. Heinrich a former Nora Springs jeweler. Two teachers swore out a warrant accusing him of embezzlement for allegedly pawning or mishandling watches left for repair. He claims he mailed the watches to Chicago and they were lost in transit.

Courier Special Service Charles City Bernard Atherton Cedar Rapids A. G L. Heinrich Nora Bprings Chicago

Five Weeks More Of School Term In Barclay Township

Barclay Township April 23 The nine month term of district school will close in five weeks. Lynn Atkins now holds two offices as road superintendent of the west half of the township and as school director. Walter Schmitt moved to the farm vacated by Ed Donovan. Oats sowing is light and many farmers have not started hay market activity continues. Mrs Billy Shimp’s birthday anniversary was celebrated. Jesup creamery paid 60 cents for butterfat in March. Frank Sherman opened a cue goods store in the Herbert Brant building, Dunkerton.

Barclay Township Ninesmonth Tom Cunningham Arthur Smith Lynn Atkins Tha Walter Schmitt Ed Donovan Metcalf Place Billy Shimp Jesup Creamery Frank Sherman Cue Goods Herbert Brant Dunkertan

Gladbrook Man Dies at Marshalltown Funeral Today

Adolphe Breune 34 died in Marshalltown and his funeral was held at the German M E church. Rev Asting officiated with interment at Badger Hill cemetery. Survived by widow and three children, plus parents, two brothers and seven sisters. Brothers Fred Beanin and Wesley of Green Mountain. sisters live in Dubuque, Lac Du Flambeau, Forest Grove Ore, Postville, Los Angeles, and Gladbrook. Also notes the Fred Tsorry house sale to Minnie Enrig and Berry family move to Marengo.

Courier Giladbrook Adolphe Breune Marshalltown M. E Asting Badger Hill Cemetery Minnie Enrig

Taxicab Company Erects Office Building in Oelwein

In Oelwein a taxicab firm began constructing an office building northwest of the Ridler building near North Frederick avenue. A smoke incident at A Bierman’s home prompted a fire department call. Various local notes include illnesses, funerals, births, and hospital surgeries.

Oelwein Courier Special Service Ridler Frederick Avenue A. Bierman Third Ave R. W. Flanagan Baltimore Gelgein D. Mahonsy East Charles Street Robert EB. L. Myers Volga City John Myers Fred Cook Dar- Hine Marie Robert Hansen St. Francis Hospital Waterloo John Fatlmer Prat+ da Centér Mercy hospi+ tal

Waverly Erects New Steel Tank for City Water

Workmen from Steel Construction company of Des Moines are erecting a new steel water tank at Waverly Iowa. The old concrete smokestack at the oil power plant grounds is being razed by Will Gegendorf and G L Peters Independence. They hold a contract worth 325 dollars.

Mercy Hospital Waterloo Llover Stanley Pohl Shell Rock Drake Waverly High School Orphans Aid Society of St. Paul's Parish Child Welfare Department Woman's Club Herman Propp Arlene Carstensen Will Carstensen

Manchester Woman's Funeral Service in Colesburg

Mrs. Hannah Brown, 70, a Delaware resident, died after a paralytic stroke suffered January 20. Brief services were held at her daughter's home on South Brewer Street, then the funeral proceeded to Colesburg and a Methodist church service led by Rev. GC W. Cleveland. Interment followed at the Brown cemetery.

Carrier Special Manchester Hannah Brown Delaware Clarence Powell South Brewer Street Powell Colesburg Methodist GC. W. Cleveland Brown Cemetery

Former Ionia Resident Dies in Bellingham Washington

George Herveg died at Bellingham Washington at age four, a former Ionia resident. Relatives were notified Monday. Mrs Lisle Bordwell, formerly of this place, died at Long Beach California recently. Mrs J F Reths is a patient in New Hampton hospital where an operation was performed. Mr and Mrs Lennard Lechteig welcomed a son born Sunday April 1.

Courier Species Service Louis George Herveg Bellingham Wash Lisle Bordwell Long Beard Cat J. FL Reths New Hampton Hospital S Istedany Lennard Lechteig

Bristow Man Expands Filling Station For Produce

Bristow Iowa April 23 An addition to the Cy Small oil station is under construction to house a produce business proposed by Mr Small. Duncan Wilkinson hospitalized in Waverly for kidney ailment. relatives traveling to Clarkfield Minnesota for William Gough funeral. The annual mother daughter dinner of the United Brethren W M A will be Friday May 10 at 7 30. Mrs E W Troul moved to Park Hospital Mason City for further treatment. Littleton Ladies Aid to meet at Mrs C H Stottman home on May 2.

Mewprice H. Corey George Gough Lbs Edward Gough United Brethren Eluven Littleton Aid Iddleton Ladies’ Aid Society C. H. Stottman

Cedar Falls Clergy Budget Dinner and Memorial Plans

Cedar Falls scene covers Methodist clergy dinner, budget talk for 1929 30 at College Hill student center. Memorial Day address tipped by Howland Henson with Ladies Society schedule and hospital update on Dr Paul Billingsley rear.

Commitment rites for Evangel minister held at Cedar Falls

Cedar Falls April 23. A commitment service for the late Rev. L. N. Day Evangelical clergyman at Radcliffe was held at Greenwood Cemetery this afternoon. Rev. Mr. Day died from pneumonia in Des Moines, his body in Greenwood Mausoleum awaiting family arrival. Last rites conducted by Rev. H. J. Faust of the Evangelical church of Cedar Falls.

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Beverstock Elected Waterloo Rotary President

W. H. Beverstock of 617 Kingsley Avenue was elected president of the Waterloo Rotary Club, succeeding A. G. Reid. He will take office for one year starting July 11 and is a lumber dealer active in club and council committees.

Waterloo Rotary Club W. H. Beverstock Kingsley Avenue A. G. Reid Beverstock

Waverly Banker Addresses Charles City Rotary Meeting

Guy Van de Veer, cashier of the State Bank in Waverly, spoke before the Charles City Rotary yesterday on Iowa resources and national price trends, urging preparedness and an Americanization program. David Ainsworth of Oliver Farm Equipment discussed Rotary impressions. Delegates elected for Cedar Rapids district event. guests included J H Moore of Emmetsburg and Max Hickethler, a state highway official.

Courier Special Service Charles City Guy van de Veer State Bank Waverly Rotary Towa David Ainsworth Oliver Farm Equipment Company W. B. Dodge J F. Tilden Fas Cedar Rapids J. H. Moore Emmetsburg Max Hickethler

Heath elected president of Hawkeye PTA in Iowa

Hawkeye Iowa April 29 special report states H F Heath was chosen as president of the local Parent Teacher Association succeeding Joe Knox. P J Campbell was named vice president Mrs W E Heiserman secretary and Gus Sundlacker treasurer in the new slate.

Hawkeye Fp.t. A Hawkeye H. F. Heath Parent-Teacher Association Joe Knox P. J. Campbell W. E. Heiserman Gus Sundlacker

Births Reported Across Several Iowa Communities

Birth notices from Charles City St Ansgar Gunstown Fredericksburg Hampton and Clarksville list newborn daughters and sons with dates in April and parental names including Walter Hehling John Toepfer James Canoe Alton Gilbertson Ed Rainey and Austin Reynolds.

Dreco claimed to cure years of pain and indigestion

A local vendor promotes Dreco as a cure for stomach trouble and weakness, citing Mrs. I. B. Ingalls of Waterloo who reports relief after one bottle. The Dreco Man tours Lauer man’s shop giving health booklets and urging others to try the remedy.

Waterloo Dreco NL Twalth

Injury leads to meningitis in Charles City worker

Melvin Denlinger injured at Hart-Pare company in Charles City collapses with meningitis and brain base involvement. Cedar Valley hospital reports diagnosis. Dr. Rohner from Iowa City consulted. Hope for recovery noted.

Eagle Center Couple Host Neighbors Social Evening

Eagle Center April 23. Mr and Mrs John Kaufman entertained neighbors in a formal Sunday evening. Mrs Fred Kaufman and Miss Anna Hemmer won favors of cards. Mike Pieres, recently seriously ill, is improving.

Courier Eagle Center John Kaufman Fred Kaufman Anna Hemmer Mike Pieres

Funeral Rites Held for Mrs William Matchan at Clarksville

Funeral services were held Monday at the Methodist Episcopal church for Mrs. William Matchan who died at her farm near Packard. Burial followed in Lynnwood cemetery. Surviving are her husband and son Harry. Her age was about 73. Maiden name Alice Holy, first married to Alonzo Dildine. L T Mabb ill over weekend but recovering. Wayne Weinberg resigns from Butler County State Bank to join Weinberg Miller Lumber. succeeds Paul Dickinson who left for a lumber company in Independente.

Clarksville William’ Matchan Packard Methodist Episcopal Church Lynnwood Cemetery Harry Alice “Holy Alonzo Dildine Matchan L. T. Mabb Wayne Weinberg Butler, County State Bank Weinberg & Miller Lumber Go Paul Dickinson Independente

Janesville Board Elects Hinshaw Head of Schools

Floyd superintendent A. G. Hinshaw was unanimously elected to lead the Janesville consolidated schools. The position is highly regarded and competition was keen. The Floyd system earned state praise after an inspector’s visit for its strong showing among consolidated schools.

Gourier Floyd A. G. Hinshaw Floyd Consolidated Schools Janesville

Baccalaureate for Shell Rock Class Set for May 19

Shell Rock high school seniors of 1928 will hear Rev. A A Grand at the M E church on the evening of May 19. The M E Ald society schedules a Wednesday meeting this week to avoid clashing with the Women’s Foreign Missionary society convention at Janesville Thursday and Friday.

Courier Spocial Service Shell Rock Shell Rock High School M. E A. A. Grand M. E.' Ald Society Women’s Foreign Missionary Society Janesville

Potter and McDowell obtain Chickasaw marriage license

Robert Harold Potter and Geraldine Helen McDowell both of Hanover Tr. received a marriage license from Ray R. Sisson, Chickasaw county district court clerk, on Monday. Special notes report a Quasqueton play proceeds of 57 dollars to fund the junior-senior banquet during commencement week.

Chichrasaw New Hampton Robert Harold Potter Geraldine Helen McDowell Hanover Ray R. Sisson District Court Chickasaw County FLAY Quasqueton

New Farm Home to Be Built in La Porte Area

Wayne McQuilkin will erect a house on his farm this spring the contract let to W G Ballhein. Foundations started yesterday. Changes in Residences S W Foss family moved to Harold Johnson residence vacated by the Johnson family who moved to a bungalow formerly owned by Mrs Mary E Young. Annual Praise Meeting The Presbyterian Missionary society holds its annual praise meeting in the church social room with a special program and tank offering. Visitors Cedar Rapids Mrs J W Stewart and two sons visited in Cedar Rapids with Mr Stewart's brother. Ida Lehman joined them to see her son Dr O V Lehman and family. Attended School Operetta Mrs T C Kleist attended the operetta The Pioneer’s Papoose in Gladbrook. joined by her daughter Mrs Albert Adams of Waterloo. Home from Hospital Mrs Harve Bible returned from Allen Memorial hospital Waterloo where she had been a patient since April 14.

David A. Finley James Brownell Bosh Grand Army of the Republic Howland Henson Teachers College Cedar Falls Danish Bethlehem Church Ottar Jorgensen Ald So-ciety First Methodist Church Walter Rownd West Twenty-third Charles Kyler College Dora Lowe Tremont A. H. Clingman West ‘Thirteenth Henry Morgan West Tenth Roland FP. Merner Washington Warren Tay Lea Jamerson West Fifth H. Wise EB. W. Goeth East Fifteenth Culler Dubuque Franklin H. Cutlier Cedar Sioux Fails Albert MY. Billingsley Courier Special Baruba la Porte City Snn Wayne McQuilkin W. G. Ballhein S. W. Foss Harold Johnson Johnson Mary £. Young Presbyterian” Missionary Society Visiterson Cedar, Rapids J. W Stewart Gedar Rapids Ida Lehman O. V. Lehman T. C. Kleist Gladbrook Myrtle Kleist

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