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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1929

Page

7

Hardin County Rebekah Lodge Convention at Ackley

Seven Hardin county Rebekah lodges will send delegates to the May 6 convention in Ackley with Mrs May Welch of Des Moines and Mrs Rose Will of Mason City attending. Hamp ton lodge to exemplify the Rebekah degree. officers named include Sule Frantz Ackley president and Edythe Tuam Ackley secretary. Other represented towns are Alden Iowa Falls Buckeye Hubbard Eldora Union and Ackley. The report also notes Rev. Herman Humke’s pastoral call to Punxsutawney Pennsylvania and the death of Mrs. Henry Flessner near Cleves with funeral arrangements at the Kastriesland Presbyterian church.

Ackley Hardin County May Welch Des Moines Rose Will Mason City Wil Hampton Lodge Sule Frantz Burton Iowa Falls Herman Humke John F. Humke First Presbyterian Church Punxsutawney General Assembly Flessner Henry Flessner Here Cleves Ekastriesland Presbyteran Church F. W. Engleke Idarle “Justing Flessner Kenny Fiessner Anna Kate Plessner Casper Jutting Not hee +s Ters Oakis Sheffield Henry Citas John Abbe Will Jutting

Hobby Show Awards Made At Cedar Falls

Entries from Butler and Black Hawk counties judged at the Cedar Falls hobby show with awards across rocks stamps curios and relics arrowhead small hardware and other categories. Winners include Armand Wildema Cedar Falls for rocks Dover, and J F Gross Jr Cedar Falls for arrowhead prizes, with winners in stamps, magazines, covers, and swellage categories.

Cedar Falls Ceder Palls Y.M. C Black Hawk Orig .Walters Shell Rock Istel Armand Wildema John May Harold Hansen Cedar Falla Robert Johnson Parkersburg Araty Puikip Biadine Robert Schmidt Cedar Palle Meredith Dix Earl Prahm New Wartford Jenkins New Hartford

Best Garden by Vote Prompts City Prize in Oelwein

Prizes will be awarded by popular vote for the best improved front and back yards in Oelwein. Dr. Kennedy, president of the Oelwein First Women’s Club, is local chairman for the contest appointed by the national Bet ter Homes in America board. The board lists Hoover and notable figures among its members. The item also notes staff changes and local events including school entries in a state music contest and various community notices.

Haz Jeton East Waterloo

Mrs Dorwin Rites Planned in Cedar Falls

Cedar Falls April 29 Services for Mrs. Jacob Dorwin Cedar Falls woman who died in Tulsa Oklahoma Saturday will be held here Thursday at 2 p.m. at First Methodist church with Dr. W G Rowley officiating Burial will be in Fairview cemetery Mrs Dorwin 67 years old went to Tulsa three years ago to live with a daughter Mrs G A Conwell Mrs Conwell and a son Percy Bacon will accompany the body here Another son Dr L F Bacon resides here

Courier Cedar Falls Jacob Dorwin Tulsa Okla M. E W. G. Rowley Fairview G. A. Conwell Conwell

Fairbank Woman Dies After Two Year Illness

Fairbank Iowa April 29 The funeral of Mrs August Kilngfus who died Sunday after about two years of illness will be held Tuesday afternoon There will be a service at the home at 2 pm and one at St Johns Lutheran church at 230 Rev F W Bruch will officiate Mr and Mrs Louis Miller Jr are parents of a son born April 26

Rites Held for Dr Billingsley at Cedar Falls

Cedar Falls marked the funeral of Dr Albert M Billingsley a 42 year clergyman of the Methodist Episcopal church with services at First Methodist. Pastor W G Rowley led the rites with fellow clergy including Dr B E J Lockwood F C Witzigman and Dr William G Crowder in attendance. The 69 year old preacher died Saturday afternoon at Sertort hospital after years of illness. He began preaching at 27 and served in multiple Ohio Iowa and Missouri appointments before retirement at Cedar Falls in 1927. He is survived by his wife and two sons Harry of Los Angeles and Dr Paul Billingsley of Sioux Falls. Burial followed in Manchester beside a daughter Ruth Billingsley Arnold.

Courier Cedar Falls Albert M. Billingsley Clergman Methodist ‘Episcopal Church W. G. Rowley J. Lockwood William. G. Crowder Birlingsley Sertort Hospital Lowellville Andover Mechanicsburg College North Bloomfield Courtland Youngstown Ohio Maple Avenue St. Louis Upper Iowa Firstchirch Clinton Mbt Vernon Dubuque Cornell College Urchat St. James Cedar Rapids Treer West Union Upper Town Billingsley Cedar Falls Methodist Cedar Fells Harry Los Angeles Cal Paul Billingsley Sioux Falls Manchester Ruth Billingsley Arnold

Baptist W. Mo. at Cedar Falls for convention

Approximately 70 delegates attend the semi annual meeting of the Woman's Missionary Society of the Cedar Valley association of Baptist churches at First Baptist church Cedar Falls. Luncheon guests included Mrs Edith Ballard a long time India missionary and Mrs F L Asquith Waterloo state president.

State Teachers College Majid B. Jones Trinity Baptist Church Minneapolis Columbia, College At Tsland Park Washington Park J. Burns Olve Street Eighth Ninth Werestne M. J. W Wilcox A. J. Weiner Riverview Park Sartori Hospital Riverview Tionn Stephen A. Bonn West Twelfth Street Altho Iowa Josephine Willard Cedar Falls Marion Mary Nauman Waterloo Waverly Opal Porter Monticello

O F Lodges Mark 110th Anniversary at Church Service

Randalla Ja April 29 Odd Fellowship marked its 110th anniversary with Ran dalla T O O F and Rebekah lodges attending First M E church. The Rev C E Dun levy delivered the sermon and a silk flag was presented by the Women's Relief Corps with Mrs Anna Bennut and BD Domer speaking for the corps and Sunday school respectively.

Ecousies Sprevit Saruver Randalla Odd Fellowship Randalla T Rebekah M. E C. E. Dunlevy Women's Relief Corps Anna Bennut Domer

Tama Dogs Delinquent Tax Payers Plague Tama County

In Tama county more than 200 dogs are delinquent as owners have not paid the dog tax by April 1. Taxes run $2 for males and $5 for females plus a $1 penalty for late payment. The year’s total dog tax collected was $2,004, lower than last year’s take of $2,XXX.

Tama Traer, Ja Tama County

Amputation Follows Runaway Injury near Nashua

An infection from a runaway accident led to the amputation of the first joint of the left hand small finger of William Greenlees a farmer near hero Nashua Indiana on April 29. The injury occurred during the runaway incident and the infection necessitated the operation.

Nashua William Greenlees Hero

American Woven Silk Developed for Parachutes

Navy textile experts announce an American woven silk fabric for parachutes to replace Japanese habutai. The material, tested by numerous jumps from fast planes, promises US supply independence and saving over 125 dollars per chute. Six hundred chutes ordered at 201 dollars each.

Washington, D. C Navy United States Japan Italy China Joshua Miller James E. Sullivan Insel

A. E. Park Sells Park Drug Store in Porte City

Meryl Terry of Waverly bought the Park drug store from A. E. Park in Porte City on April 29, taking possession. Park had run the business 12 years after purchasing from the Page brothers. Mr. and Mrs. Park and son Bobby will stay on for now.

Courier Special Seralen Porte City Meryl Terry Waverly A. E. Park Park Drug Store Park Page Brothers Bobby Literary Circle Roy E.wagner E. M. Haven W., M. Brough Inez Gilme Masonic Hall Galen Haven Madeline Fosse Thala MecChane Mt. Vernon Grex Corhell College

Pioneer of Iowa 107 Year Old Isaac Wolgamot Funeral

Isaac Wolgamot aged 107, a Fairbank Iowa pioneer born February 7 1822 in Hagestown Maryland, died April 26 1926 at his son Samuel Wolgamot’s home in Lemon South Dakota. Funeral held at his home then Baptist church with Rev. A Van Benschoten and Rev. E F Austin assisting. He came to Iowa in 1853 homesteaded near Fairbank married Mary Anne Kirkendall in 1857. Surviving are four other sons James David Charles and J W Wolgamot two daughters Lizzie Wolgamot and Flora Short and the son at the home where he died.

Courier Fairbank Isaac Wolgamot Wright Bradley Baptist Church A. van Benschoten E. F. Austin Oelwein Wolgamot Hagerstown Samuel Lemon S. D Iowa Mary Anne Kirkendall J. W James David Charles Lizzie Flora Short

Washington Observations on Hoover Law Commission

President Hoover faces difficulties in naming a high minded impartial law enforcement commission to probe prohibition beyond enforcement. Rumors link Justice Stone and Richard Washburn Child to key roles while others like Hughes, Taft, and Pepper are discussed. the move to form a five or nine member panel remains unsettled with White House silent on timing. The notice also covers Norman Prince’s memorial plans, Harvard's 1894 Republicans, Calvert manor, a banana tariff debate, and new female lawmakers Ruth Hanna McCormick and Ruth Bryan Owen aiming for major committees.

Washington, D. C Hoover White House Justice Stone Supreme Court Medicine Ball Cabinet Law Enforcement Commission Taft Richard Washburn Child Coolidge Child Haa U. S Charles Evans Hughes Las Strawn Newton D. Baker George Wherton Pepper William Draper Lewis American Law Association Washington Congress Ruth Hanna McCormick Ruth Bryan Owen House McCormick Naval Affairs Committee Owen Foreign Affairs

Band Delayed Home By Muddy Highways In April

Charles City Indiana April 29 members of the high school band spent over 12 hours returning from the Drake relays as soft roads and mud halted travel. The bus was pulled from mud by tractors en route.

Courier Charles City Drake Mad-Parr Oliver Farm Chicago Hart-Parr Company Hattie Pillasch H. Kelley Paul Agusta Clemens Oakley Pomeroy Milwaukee Street Cedar Valley Hospital Farley Harry Farley Waterloo Slacyville

Educators Plan Vacations at State College

Cedar Falls April 29 Several faculty members outline summer plans at the State Teacher College. Some remain for the full summer session then take recreation until fall. Others leave after spring term. Alison Aitchison will attend the International Geographical Society meeting in Paris and travel Europe before fall term. Belva Swallwell accompanies her. Marguerite Uttley will tour Alaska for several weeks. Leave of absence granted for study at Wisconsin Madison Iowa City and Chicago University. H F Timmons to Des Moines May 1 as supervisor of methods for Northwestern Bell.

fCourier Cedar Falls State Teacher A College Ene Alison Aitchison Geographical Natural Science International Geographical Society Paris Europe Belva Swallwell Marguerite Uttley Alaska Robert W. Getchell State University of

Great Results From Compound Read by Jesup Clubwomen

Local club activities fill the week in Jesup and nearby towns with meetings hosted by Mrs. F. N. Place and Mrs. Susan Miler along with Entre Nous and Every Other Friday clubs. A Meltonville talk features Mrs. Will Lyburger on community development, while a Brainerd reader praises Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for improving health and energy for housework duties.

Jesup F. N. Place E. O. FP Bridge Club Entre Nous Club Susan Miler F.C. Walker GC. B. Ganlere Marshalltown J. K. Ennis Brainerd Minn Lydia E. Pinkham Lydia Pinkham Maadiv Sarrin Minnesota

Local figures named in Davenport district notes

Axel Johnson of Davenport leases Nels Boysen home at 3115 Main Street South. Miss Florence Lemill to become cashier in local office vacated by Mrs Timmons. Charles Leavitt, city resident, after studying for a doctorate at Chicago, will spend next year at the university as assistant to Dean Spencer in the commerce and business administration department, a scholastic appointment.

Axel, Johnson Davenport Nels Boysen Main Enyit Charles Leavitt Chicago University Dean Spencer Department of Commerce and Business

Man Trying to Wed Held for Insanity in Iowa

Melville Devis of Des Moines was taken into custody in Hardin county while attempting to obtain a marriage license for a bride-to-be. He faces an insanity charge and was to be returned to Des Moines today.

Marshalltown Melville Devis Des’ Moines Hardin County Polk County Davis Des Moines

Combination rate for power set at Traer

Traer Iowa April 29 special the Traer municipal electric light and power plant has adopted a combination rate reducing electricity for cashing as well as light and power to become effective at once Death of Mrs Fletcher Independence Ia April 29 special Words received here Sunday afternoon of the death of Mrs W Fletcher at her home in Glenwood Ia She is survived by her husband and one daughter

Traer Traer Municipal Electric Light and Power Plant Fletcher Independence W. Fletcher Gleenwood

Konjola touted as cure in Waterloo ads

The Konjola Man travels to Waterloo at 239 East Fourth Street and 229 Mast Ponely Street to tout Konjola as a universal remedy. Claims report huge sales and dramatic improvements in chronic stomach and digestive ailments with endorsements from Waterloo residents like George Lincoln Shanks.

Waterloo Wangler Brothers Drug Store East Fourth Street Konjola America Konjala George Lincoln Shanks Randolph Street Medeine Koninia TS Hava Kerntsia Kanfale Mr. Shanks Datav Kaniela Mast Ponely Atreck Waterton

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