Man may lose arm after shotgun discharge
Joseph Heetges, 24, employed on Clarence H. Gutknecht’s Cedar Falls farm, suffered a left arm injury when a shotgun discharged while he held it in a field. The wound, from wrist to above elbow, shattered bone. Heetges spent a night at Sartor hospital after treatment. Fortnight events include a Legion improvement bee, memorial planning, and community notices in Cedar Falls.
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Cedar Falls
Joseph Heetges
Clarence H. Gutknecht
Black Hawk
Heetges
Sartor Hospital
American Legion
Hospital Staf
Dysart Junior HI Presents Operetta and Local Games
More than 100 junior high students performed The Pioneer's PapOOSE in Dysart on Tuesday evening. Dysart High's basketball team was hosted at O. E. cafe by Mr and Mrs Ray Johnston. Local baseball games between Dysart and Dinsdale tied 1 to 1 after four extra innings. Eugene Pots, son of Mr and Mrs T A, visiting from Great Lakes Naval Station, will transfer to San Diego and Honolulu. Community groups held meetings and visits around town including DE and lab activities at residents' homes.
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Courier Spreintiere
Dysart
Pioneer
Papoose
Bond
Dysart High School
Ray Johnston
Dinsdale Tigh Sengsl
Dinsdale
Eugene Pots
T. A. Fouls
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
San Diego
Honolulu
C. U. B. Club
Mooreville
Adam Rand
De,lab
R. E. Steslider
Clareice United
H Lis
Here
Waterloo
Gold Fish Survive Winter In Pond With Protection
In Waverly Indiana on April 27 gold fish that spent winter in a lily pond at the Kel ly home were found alive after the covering was removed. The pond froze deeply yet the fish revived quickly, though most stock had been moved to the basement.
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Contree
Independence to Organize Second Golf and Gun Clubs
Independence April 27 final arrangements for a second golf club are to be made soon with a course to be laid out on Leo Jamason land east of Malone creek. A second gun club has formed and may join the Foresters, who hold weekly trap practice at their park in the southeast part of the city. Mrs. Clinton E Miller remains in critical condition at her Second Street Northeast home. Church meeting at St. James in Waterloo on May 3 features Rev. J. G. Creede and Mrs. WM. Cunningham as speakers. Editorial workers named for I-Hyh and Wapsie High School publications for 1929 term list editors, managers, and staff across various roles.
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George Jensen
Hame
Washington Street
Cedar Falls
H.C. Boisster
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Regent Theatre
W. Glenn Rowley
American Legion
William C. Lang
George L. Bergeman
Bergemans
Evangelical Church Conference
LeMars
G. A. Pullerton
Teachers College
Rotary and
Lies Club
Leonard Olsen
Dalton Johnson
Cedar Falls High School
Brass Quarter
Lea Hughes
R. H. Miller
Wilbur Riedell
K. 5. Oleson
Osage
Thomas Anderson
First Baptist Church
E. B. Pryce
Methodist Brotherhood
Charles J. Connell
Seventh Street West
KE. B. Downs
Cedar Paths
Franklin Street
iVourter Spev
Independence
Leo Jamason
Malone Creek
Forresters
Miller
Clinton E. Miller
Second Street
Waterloo
The
Episcopal Church
St. James Church
J. G. Creede
WM. Cunningham
Cedar Rapids
I-Hyh
Wapsite
Weon Fuckinger
Florence Meyer
Dale Slaughter
Raymond Stewart
Grace Burris
Charlotte Maxwell
Jean Hovey
Dorothy Olsen
Conan Fiester
Nadine Rowland
Wilma Gardner
Thelma Fleming
Kenneth Finke
Margaret Engstrom
Janice Holland
Mildred Day
Betty June Brooks
Evelyn Whitney
Jack Cherny
Vivian Gissell
Chickasaw Court Opens May 14 at New Hampton
The May term of the district court will open at New Hampton on Monday May 14 with Judge Carl B Reed of Cresco presiding. Petit jurors are to appear at 2 p.m. May 21 at the courthouse.
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Chickasaw Court
New Hampton
Courier Xperia
District Court
Carl B. Reed
Cresco
Petit Jurrors
Allison Legion Auxiliary Birthday Observance Noted in Allison
The Allison Legion Auxiliary marks its seventh anniversary with a meeting at the opera house and a social time at 7 o'clock. Forty members currently, with former president Mrs Dina Wilder. Senior Choral to perform. A welfare conference, physical training talk, and child welfare demonstrations follow, plus a special Saturday art teaching class in Shell Rock for teachers unable to attend earlier centers.
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Bre
Glen Ruenaras
Nffies
Phag Serings
Allison
Tasulon Opera House
Yoeseping
Hiei Mae Ee
Renoeth Tyde
Burl Parkers
Beresete “Tull
Parkers
Mariorie
Emerson Bernice Brive
Tides de Bayne
Henry A. Brown
Dumont
Shell Rock
Henefi
Parkersburg
Greene
Misa Liv- Pingslow
Naturalist Club Lecture Highlights And Local News
A naturalist club event in Charles City featured a remarkable motion picture lecture by Unpokt Evans Kellogg born here thirty years ago. Kellogg, an aerial photographer, discussed insect life images and his cross continental tour with 100 school and club presentations. Other items note a new three storefront building contract by N C Peterson & Son, city well progress to 1400 feet, two weddings, a golden anniversary, Girls Club May breakfast, a return of Judge Kelley and court reporter, U C T auxiliary meeting, and a night patrol appointment plus a local case verdict of Monakd Shapley.
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Ohurter
Charles City
Eye
Califor
Kellogg
Los Angeles
New York City
City
Orchard
Colwell
Chicago
N.C. Peterson & Son
Clark Street
Jonce
R. P. Waller
Mary's
St. Mary's Bridge
G. H. Kelley
Gorge Blake
Northwood
USC. T
Auxiliary No. 19
U. C.T
Tamerow
L. A. Fisher
Kelly Street
Charles Mapes
Fisher
Worl
Fort Dodge
Monakd Shapley
Janesville Man Appointed Agent at Nashua Depot
Nashua April 27. Fulton Norman, station agent at Janesville, moves to Nashua to succeed L B McCue who retires on pension after 6d years on duty. They expect to move May 2. Mrs Norman is Margarat Toneison, daughter of and Mrs C J Johnson of this prize, and spent her girlhood here RB Reynolds. Charles City hosts a hoRirage there, Beek farm in Floyd County rented. experts occupy it June 1. August Broker receives weeoth at her plant, Mrs Helen Witten, amputated five weeks ago, is weakening. Mrs Witten formerly resided lore.
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Nashua
Ulton Norman
Janesville
L. BE
McCue
Floyd County
Helen Whitun
Increased Funds Awarded Indian Hospital at Tama
The government sanitarium for Indians at Tama To l e do received an appropriation of 22500 beyond the regular 60000 maintenance. The funds, to be available in July, include 15000 for hospital enlargement and the remainder for new equipment.
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Indian Hospital
Tama
Toledo
Pythian Sisters of La Porte City Benefit Party
Iris temple Pythian Sisters plan a benefit party in La Porte City after their meeting with husbands and friends invited. Progressive 509 to provide entertainment and a committee will oversee refreshments.
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Pythian Sisters of
la Porte City
To Give Benefit Party
Iris Temple
Pythian Sisters
Progressive
Mines
W. G. Fox
J. Tutt
D. J. Hummel
Frank Edgeton
Sibyl Salmon
Austin Powell
Maude Kline
B W. Kine
P. R. Ashley
S. W. Foss
C. A. Hayzlett
Audrey Hulse
M. L. Cummins
Sam Bralner
Orra Brunt
Mossman
Hugh Mossman
Vinton
Benton County
C. A. Fosse
Ollie Billngsley
Waterloo
L. A. Moore
Presbyterian Church
Jesup High to Graduate 25 in May Program
Jesup High School plans graduation events for May 18 with activities starting May 12 at the Elks club in Waterloo. Baccalaureate May 13 and senior class play May 16 in the school auditorium. Commencement speaker A. M. Deyoe, former state superintendent, marks the tenth anniversary of the school. Class roster includes Blaster, Jahieny, Comfort, Lord, Copenhiaver, Parker, Cage, Parker, Duggan, Pratzke, Pratzke, VanEman, Gibson, Walker, Hanson, Wright among others.
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Igcourier
Jesup
Jesup High School
Elks Club
Waterloo
Adam and Eva
A. M. Deyoe
George VanEman
Mabel Gibson
Frances Walker
Mildred Hanson
Floy Wright
Earl Hart
Leo Demuth
Entre Neus Club
E. O. F. Club
E.P. Seartes
Ladies' Aid Society
The
United Presbyterian Church
J. Campbell
Dunkerton
D. D. Hu
Pytitlan Sisters Order
L. J. Dodge
T. H. Barrett
R. W. Houck
Wood
Cemetery Assn of Janesville to Meet May 1
The Cemetery association of Janesville will meet Tuesday afternoon May 1 at the home of Miss Dillenbeck. Mrs Gilliland’s residence was damaged by a minor fire checked by an extinguisher used by Ancil Cassaday. The fire engine was brought to the scene but not needed.
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Courier Special Service
Janesville
The
Cemetery Association
Dillenbeck
Candidacy Fever Ahead of Bremer County Elections
April filings loom as Republicans flood the race for county offices in Bremer with several contests in June primaries. Waverly candidates for auditor treasurer sheriff and clerk of the courts seek renomination or advanced posts, while Democrats contest state and local seats including state senator and county coroner. Fray widens as third district supervisor seat sees Frank Lang seeking renomination amid no Democrat entry.
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F Courier Special Service
Waverly
Bremer- Butler
Charles Ills
Dick Babcock
Ed Schoephoerster
Will Henning
J. H. Schwake
Kreen
John Hallowell
Burt Powler
Albert Oltrogge
Frank Sager
Arden Young
Eldon Laird
Young
Harry &. Hagemann
P. G. Bloeser
Bloeser
George Vosseler
Wents
George Christopher
John Ramsey
R. A. Bonnell
Sumner
F. C. Koch
Leonard Miller
Fred Nolte
Henry Thoms
Frank Lang
Lang
Harold Trible Ill at Raymond Milk Route Substitute
Harold Trible is ill at Raymond PCaericn Specter Servicr Raymond. Harald Tribie is it and Bal Douglass is acting as substitute on the milk route. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Herend, Ma son City, Mr. and Mrs. Heber Brown, Woaterlod, spent Sunday with relatives here. The Frank Beasley family retired Monday after spending the winter in California. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Keefe. Water, too, were guests in the Robert Hardin home Sunday. W. S. S. O'Connor spent last week in Chicago. Mrs. W. A. O'Connell went to DBy jersville Friday to spend a few days with her parents.
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Pcaericn Specter Servicr
Raymond
Harald
Tribie
Bal Douglass
Henry Herend
W. S&s. O'Connor
Chicago
W. A. O'Connell
Dbyjersville
Critzman Funeral Held at New Hartford
Services for August Critzman longtime resident of New Hartford were held yesterday at First Baptist church with a large congregation in attendance Rev S L Unger officiated Casket bearers were Robert Ward Ben Martin F L Olmstead W W Dove James Bolton and Nathan Olmstead
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Courtey
New Hartford
August Critzman
First Baptist Church
Rev
S. L. Unger
Robert Ward
Ben Martin
F. L. Olmstead
James Bolton
Nathan Olmstead
Fairbank High Seniors Honored At Dinner Night
Fairbank Indiana seniors of Fairbank high school Ber nice Gallup Fred Kraft Leland Ford Clifford Richards and Ivan Finch will be feted by the junior class at a Friday dinner in the school dining hall A short program will follow with guests including Professors Williams and Lambert and several ladies Also WR C Will Meet in May at Knights of Pythias hall including initiation program and refreshments Farm Bureau music by Fairbank glee clubs May 1 at Oran Also news of Erby Duffy injured breaking a colt at Oelwein hospital and Selma Albrecht called to Readlyn for her brother’s serious illness.
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Courier Special Service
Fairbank
Fairbank High School
Bernice Gallup
Fred Kraft
Leland Ford
Clifford Richards
Ivan Finch
Professor Williams
Professor Lambert
Austin
Probart
Lambert
Smith
Monson
Hrinken
Wr.c
Women's Relief Corps
Knights of Pythias Hall
Farm Bureau
Oran
Erby Duffy
Oelwein Hospital
Selma Albrecht
Readlyn
Two Day Motor Show Opens in Oelwein
Oelwein hosts its first annual automobile show at the coliseum with artfully arranged exhibits and a well attended crowd from northeastern Iowa. Plans unfold for an Ames led egg and poultry organization, a Saturday hitch demonstration north of town, and Boy Scout hikes to Eagle Point. Local birthdays and funerals cap a busy week as residents face jury duty and speeding fines.
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Courier Special Service
Oelwein
Coliseum
Iowa
Thermolin
Ames
Eagle Point
Fayette
Dorothy Grant
A. S. McMurray
Cornell Board Meets to Approve School Merger
Mount Vernon Iowa April 27 Trustees of Cornell college meet to consider merging Upper Iowa university in Fayette with Cornell. Upper Iowa trustees rejected consolidation Tuesday. Cornell President Burgstahler said the plan aligns with the Methodist church educational council decision. Fayette citizens oppose the merger and seek funds to keep Upper Iowa.
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Mount Vernon
U.R
Unner Iowa University
Fayette
Cornell College
Cornell
Upper Iowa
Educational Council of the Methodist Church
H. J. Burgstahler
Cornnell
All Methodist
Waterloo
Iowa
Paving Work Closes Seven Mile Chickasaw Road
The seven mile stretch from here to Williamstown is closed for paving. Detours for state highway 69 and U.S. 18 go via Boyd. A M Russell, contractor, is preparing the road for paving work along Chickasaw Road.
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Courier Special
New Hampton
Here
Williamstown
Trafic
Boyd
A. M. Russell
Firm at Aplington Starts Erection of Addition
Aplington Ta April 27 Construction of a fire proof addition to the Frey Motor company garage has begun under Charles Willeke. A committee met Central Telephone officials on Tuesday about recent rate increases. Jans Popkes will resign as Farmers Elevator manager May 1. William Vanderpen is named his successor.
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Aplington
Frey Motor Company
Charles Willeke
Central Telephone Company
Jans Popkes
Farmers Elevator
William Vanderpen
Prominent Illinois Farmer Killed In Train Collision
In Marshfield Illinois on April 27 Delbert Peterson a prominent young farmer was instantly killed and Rober a farmhand likely fatally injured when a Northwestern passenger train struck their truck.
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Marshfield
Ill
Delbert Peterson
Rober
Northwestern
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F. L. VanderVeer
Blue Grass
First Congregational Church
Dysart Junior HI
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Allison Legion Auxiliary
Naturalist Club
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M. I
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Latimer
Leon J. Malnix
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Ruth M. Bogart
H. J. Birkholz
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Girls Community Club
Oaks
M. E
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U.S. Army
Fort Sill
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Harold Trible
Critzman
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Egg and Poultry Association
J. B. Jamison
Dubuque
J. B. Feld
Marshalltown
Henry Cheney
Walter Holtzman
Superior Court
J. W. Crowe
J. F. Willams
Dr. Bothwell
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