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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1927

Page

8

Bond Issue Wins Approval After Three Attempts

Charles City Iowa April 2 plans move ahead for county home on county farm three miles west of Floyd after three elections, with a $30,000 bond approved on the third vote last November. Tapager Construction Co. of Albert Lea Minn. awarded contract for $45,000. $15,000 saved from taxes. G Ralston Waterloo drew plans. A B Smith handles plumbing for $6,720 and Bruhm Electric Co. for wiring at $855. Furnishings contract not yet let.

Charles City Floyd Tapager Construction Co Albert Lea Minn Or. G. Ralston Waterloo A.B. Smith Bruhm Electric /company

Seed Company of Independence to Be Sold May 16

Independence La April 28 The Mel L Webster Seed company of Independence will be sold Monday May 16 at a public auction to liquidate claims. Creditors who have operated under a five year old creditors' agreement will participate. past five years saw 17 12 percent payments with liabilities around 115 000. Company after 1918 fire loss of its Second avenue building has continued only in a small manner.

Courier Special Service Independence Mel. L. Webster -Seed Company Second Avenue Seads

Funeral for Mrs Marie Procter in Dysart Lutheran Church

Marie Procter died Monday from paralysis aged nearly 77. Funeral held Wednesday afternoon at the Lutheran church in Dysart. Survived by five daughters Mrs John Nath Mrs Harry Bennus Riceville Mrs F G Jessen Mrs Dirk Lorenzen Mrs John Scheel Dysart and two sons Henry and Fred.

Nysart Tdracart Marie Procter John Nath Harry Ben‘nus Riceville F. G. Jessen Mra Dirk Lorenzen John Scheel Dysart Henry Fred

Oelwein High Elects Lord and Queen of May

Virginia Eischeld and Theron Ashby were elected queen and lord of May at Oelwein High School. The Women’s Relief corps will stage Listen, Ladies at the senior high auditorium for Parent-Teacher funds. A Waterloo bread wagon driver, Ray Allen, wrecked near Littleton but escaped injury. Louis Thurman was buried at the county home. Hazleton rifle club to shoot West Waterloo High at Waterloo next Tuesday.

Courier Oelwein Virginia Eischeld Theron Ashby Ray Allen Waterloo Littleton Louis Thurman Hea Parent-Teachers Association Legislative Department Women's Club Dahl A. S. McMurray Kennedy Hazleton Rifle Club West Waterloo High School

Hampton Legion to Give Pageant in July

The George A Aldinger post of the American Legion in Hampton plans a giant state historical pageant on July 27 and 28. About 400 to 600 participants are needed. Mrs. B L Thurston will oversee the production with committees led by R D Moorhead and others handling executive finance relics property costumes advertising and advance ticket sales.

Courier Special Service Hampton George A.aldinger American Legion B. L. Thurston R. D. Moorhead Legion Nels Pederson

Church Societies Meet in La Porte

April meeting reports from La Porte Iowa Evangelical Missionary society and Presbyterian Missionary society with program items, readings, music, and refreshments. local visitors Ralph and Mrs Hudson from Miami arrive for a visit. several brief society notices and visits around the area.

la Porte Gourier la Porte City Evangelical Missionary Society William Anton C. H Vandersall Mattie Fry Rolican J. A. Gonnerman Albert Anton J. G. Frank Clarence Wilson L. A. Ritter J. O. Rober Jesse Bond Carene Vandersall Frank Presbyterian Missionary Society A. M. Thompson D. W. Morgan N. H. Blanchaine N. R. Osborn C. A. Brust Dubuque Iowa

Aplington Senior Class Play Set for May 5 6

Aplington April 28 The senior class will present its Day May and 6. The concert Tuesday evening by Aplington band was favorably received. The audience was comparatively small.

Courier Special Servica Aplington Aplington Band

Toledo Bank Plan Sets 40 Percent Cash Payout

Toledo April 28. Firat National Bank closed Oct. 25. Receiver F. R. Jones says depositors receive 40 percent cash and 25 percent in certificates due in six and 12 months when The National Bank of Toledo opens. Trust fund to liquidate remaining assets. 35 percent via participation certificates. Red Cross to aid Mississippi flood victims with $59. Toledo minister B C Montgomery to move to Georgia. Tama road bonds sold for 300000 at 4.5 percent premium 2526. Sorosis elects Sarah Sime to lead club. Nineteenth Century elects officers in Toledo.

Toledo Firat National Bank National Bank of Toledo F. R. Jones Red Cross Fund

Florida Cormorant in Pasture Near Clarksville

Clarksville Iowa April 8 Burr Shepard son of Mr and Mrs Ben Shepard caught a Florida cormorant in the pasture. The migrating bird fought the boy as it alighted. The species rarely seen in the area and is a web footed fish eater. Other items note illness operations and local events including a tornado wreck, church picnics, and business moves in Clarksville.

Clarksville Carmel-by-the-Sea Cal Ralph Conner Waverly Hospital Rochester Elmer Poppe Belle Joe Swalve Waverly Helen Smith Airs Lawrence Morris Bristow John Leeper Charles Hunt Albert Leeper Decatur Tih Clinton Lindner Fred Grappe Tuela Tleenfritz Christian Church Inerton Heenfritz John Hazard

NEW OSAGE CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS IN WATANVE GROUP

Osage Iowa April 28 special report lists newly organized Watanve club officers Daisy Tupper Nichols president Blancha Mc Laughlin vice president Augusta Knowlton secretary Dolly Cham p ion treasurer Bird Staey Rena Cornwell Betty Woodward Marie Jackson F May Tuttle directors Bessie Arsers reporter names provided in the roster

NEW Osage Osage Watanve Club Daisy Tupper Nichols Blancha McLaughlin Augusta Knowlton Dolly Champion Bird Staey Rena Cornwell Betty Woodward Marie Jackson F. May Tuttle Bessie Arsers

Butler County Tax Collections March Total $362 558

Butler County records show March tax collections at 362 558 02 with additional income from city specials for paying sewer charges automobile license fees and delinquent taxes bringing the month’s total near 400 000. The report notes nearby wolf pups exhibited by Arnold Bros after being removed from a West Fork den by Frank Montgomery and Wartburg Normal College Concert Club performed at the opera house to a large approving audience.

Courier Special Service Allison C. F. Shirer Arnold Bros West Fork Frank Montgomery Wartburg Normal College Opera House

No Taxes or Light Charge Cuts in New Hampton

New Hampton Iowa April 27 The city council announced no reduction in the light rate and the tax levy will likely stay the same City officials deny rumors the cash on hand from abandoned city hall plans would be returned to light users or taxpayers Mayor Wachholz says the rate is already very low and probably cannot be cut further Construction of the main outfall sewer has begun under E T Webster contractor with work on lateral sewers West Prospect and Sheakley to be finished about six and one half blocks remain of the main sewer about 1000 feet of the 4000 feet are incomplete and completion will take about a month Marriages in Chickasaw county show 70 licenses issued in 1927 up from 51 in 1926 largely due to the Little Brown Church popularity

New Hampton A. L. Wachholz F. B. Strike E. T. Webster St. Paul West Prospect Sheakley Chickasaw Chickasaw County C. R. Albright Little Brown Church

Fire at Hazleton destroys 135 chicks and brooder house

Hazleton Iowa April 28 a brooder house and 135 chicks were destroyed by fire at the home of Mrs H B Sprague. Grandparents Louis Gerestenberger unable to attend their granddaughter Betty Maharan funeral in Dubuque due to diphtheria quarantine from which the child died. Kyle Ozias injured in a Chicago accident returns home able to walk with crutches. Mrs J D Lawrence returns from Chicago and Gary Ind. Mrs Wayne Nelson is very ill. Mrs Fanny Schemerhorn cares for her.

Hazleton H. B. Sprague Louis Gerestenberger Betty Maharan Dubuque Kyle Ozias Chicago J. D. Lawrence Gary Ind Wayne Nelson Fanny Schemerhorn

Hampton Man Kratochvil Killed by Train Near Hampton

Frank Kratochvil age 50 died Wednesday afternoon after stepping in front of southbound M. and St. L. No. 2 about half a mile north of Hampton. Funeral Friday at 2:30 p.m. at his home with Rev. W. J. Drew officiating. burial in Hampton cemetery.Kratochvil, a Hampton native and former pharmacist, had worked at his father Frank Kratochvil’s cigar factory and earlier in Mason City and Clear Lake before ill health forced retirement three years ago. He was unmarried.

Hampton Frank .Ratochvil M. and &J. L W. J. Drew Kratochvil Hampton Cemetery Mr. Jatochvil Frank Kratochvil Mason City Clear Lake

Race horses in Cedar Falls training for Iowa season

Cedar Falls April 28 race horses are being stabled at Cedar Valley fairgrounds for training ahead of Iowa season opener. W J Fitzpatrick Iowa City rents to C W McMillan. David Reed Grundy Center. C Cummins pacer. H S Lemper two pacers. John McMillan to bring five horses owned by Gene Teller Fort Dodge.

Courier Special Service Cedar Falls Cedar Valley Fairgrounds Iowa W. J. Fitzpatrick Iowa City C. W. McMillan McMillan David Reed Grundy Center Cummins H. S. Lemper John McMillan Fort Dodge Gene Teller Cedar Falls Canning Company Salina Kan

Stumme Improves Slowly in Denver Ta Address

John W. Stumme of Denver Ta is slowly improving and can sit up briefly. Elva Wehling, daughter of Mr and Mrs Herman Wehling, fractured her arm in a roller skating fall last week. Miss Trula Lorenzen underwent appendectomy and is convalescing well. Mrs Abner Tippy recovers after gallstone removal at Presbyterian hospital Waterloo. Rev Mr Schoenbohm travels to Iowa City for lymphoma treatment.

Denver John W. Stumme Elva Wehling Herman Wehling Trula Lorenzen Abner Tippy Presbyterian Hospital Waterloo Mr Schoenbohm Iowa City

Ruth Putnam Leaves Mitchell for Arizona Teaching Post

Miss Ruth Putnam, fifth and sixth grade teacher, will not seek reelection in Mitchell Iowa next year. She is under consideration for a position in Arizona. Miss Cordelia Ahrens is elected her successor. Prof Littelle, Miss Mayer and Miss Sonnie will return.

Arizona Mitchell Ruth Putnam Cordelia Ahrens Prof Littelle Mayer Sonnie

Special Women’s Missionary Society Meeting May Fifth

Gresham W M S Geneseo Iowa reports its monthly gathering set for May 5 at the home of Mrs. G L Herman.

Gresham W. M. S. Geneseo Special Women's Missionary Society

College Head Quits After Ill Health

Burlington Iowa April 28 President W S Smith of Iowa Wesleyan College tendered his resignation to the board of trustees at Mount Pleasant citing ill health. The resignation will be considered at the May 10 meeting.

Qutts Burlington W. S. Smith Iowa Wesleyan College Mount Pleasant

Readlyn Celebrates Local Anniversaries in April

Readlyn Iowa marks milestones with the tenth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Henry Blasberg celebrated by friends. Birthday anniversaries noted for Mrs Anna Rommel Arthur Zahn and Wil Brockmann. Christening ceremonies held Sunday with El Dora Rose and Darlene Ester names for new arrivals. A surprise party honored Mr and Mrs Christ Everding on their twentieth anniversary.

Courier Readlyn Henry Blasberg Anna Rommel Arthur Zahn Wil Brockmann Henry Lobeck Eldora Rose August Schlawitz Darlene Ester Everding

Everly Minister Delivers Sermon in Tripoli Church

Tripoli Ja April 28 Rev Roy Dass Everly Ia preached at the Congregational church. His wife and daughter accompanied him here Mr and Mrs H H Schmidt entertained a group Sunday in celebration of their twenty fifth wedding anniversary.

Courier Tripoli Roy Dass Everly Congregational Church

Manchester to Repave Franklin Street, April Action

Manchester city council, in a special meeting, unanimously ordered repaving of Franklin Street from Butler Street to Clara Avenue. The 1911 paving had a concrete base with crushed rock and asphalt surface that has deteriorated, especially in the southern part. Property owners urged no special assessments as they had already paid for paving.

Manchester Franklin Street Butler Street Clara’ Avenue

Misapplied Economy The City Council Holds Fault Not Its

The council states that the mistaken theories of economy led to a cheaper payment being ordered. They argue the fault lies with those theories, not with city authorities, and that residents should not be charged again due to the petition concerning property conveyance.

Onviery

Foley Pills diuretic ad from Petersburg VA

A Petersburg Virginia reader touts Foley Pills as a diuretic that eases back pain and lumbago. The testimonial claims the product stops the need to stoop or rise with pain and promises prompt improvement with guaranteed satisfaction. Sold everywhere.

Blick Petersburg Foley

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