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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1927

Page

4

Youth Escape From Butler County Jail Secrets Tunnel

A Iowa Falls youth, Fred Weible, escaped from the Butler County jail in Allison by tunneling under the cell wall near a window. He fled through a tunnel extending from a new jail site to the courthouse over heating pipes, likely using a Ford touring car stolen from Harry Sabin. Weible had prior detention for forgery and parole violations, and was returned to Eldora after the escape. another prisoner on a bootlegging charge was moved to Bremer county jail.

Courier Special Service Allison Fred Weible Towa Falls Futler County Weible Harry Sabin State Industrial School Eldora Butler County Bremer County

Reverend Kleckner to Leave Vinton Christian Church

Pastor C S Kleckner resigns after four years of service at the Vinton Christian Church. He will preach a farewell sermon and has not yet accepted a new charge. The Kleckners plan a short vacation before future duties. Also, Clarence Beilke waived preliminary hearing on intoxicated driving and was bound over to the grand jury. Miss Josephine Pitts announced engagement to Robert Daugherty with wedding planned in early fall. Miss Sallie Judd to wed a Kansas City man named Brown on May 26 in Kansas City. Mrs Brown will remain at work in the local telephone exchange until Sept. 1 before moving.

Courier Vinton Kleckner Clarence Beilke Shellsburg Miss Pitts Vinton’ High School State Normal Sallie Judd Brown Kansas City Father Wieneke John C. Wieneke St. Patrick's Church Cedar Falls St. Francis Hospital Massing Neal Johnson Irving Hart Fort Snelling Minn Citizens Miliary Johnson Hart G. CG. Vanderhorst Nellie Defoe Seattle Wash A.G. “Lawrence L. F. Wolff Mora Clarence Lawrence A A. R. Baxter Fred Madigan Gladys Blanche Edward Madigan Fairview Apartments Oklahoma City B. B. Anundsen Decorah A. G. Killen College Hill

Marital Differences Lead to Separation Suit and Divorce

Kathryn Baldridge sues for separate maintenance citing her husband Fr. J Baldridge's heavy weekend drinking. They wed September 20 1922 at Davenport. She seeks 75 monthly support and custody of their minor son Thomas Joseph after a March separation. Robert MacDonald sues for divorce from Mattie MacDonald for cruel treatment, married July 1915 in Lexington Mississippi, seeking custody of their nine year old son Robert.

Fr. J. Baldridge Kathryn Baldridge Davenport Baldridge Thomas Joseph Robert MacDonald Mattie MacDonald Lexington Miss Robert

Former Jesup Folk Take Up Residence in La Porte City

Mr and Mrs James Hess moved from Jesup to La Porte City occupying the W E P Ma food residence vacated by Supt Moore and family Hess will run the feed and coal business bought from Farmers union by Ham and Hess possession to be given today The article also notes a church youth meeting and various visiting relatives with numerous names and locations including Montana Chicago and Des Moines events and a camping trip in Cedar Falls

Jesup la Porte City Courier James Hess W. E. P. Mafood Moore Hess Farmers’ Union Ham and Hess Young People's Society of the Evangelical Church Wayne Longaker Harold Stahnke

Budget Hearing Planned in New Hampton August

New Hampton Iowa council set August 8 for public hearing on the 1927 budget. They expect to raise about 17000 by taxation next year, with a levy near 10 per thousand and a taxable valuation of 440389. Expenditures are estimated at 80465 this year, up from 50588 in 1926 and 85615 in 1925.

Courier Special Service New Hampton T. F. Klatt Moresco American Linseed Oil Co U. 5 S. A

Diving Injury Fatal Near Fort Dodge Iowa

Peter Jones aged 43, a power hiker, died after striking his head on a rock while diving into the Des Moines River just west of Fort Dodge. The accident occurred Friday with fatal injuries reported Saturday.

Fort Dodge lee-Pi Peter Jones Des Moines

Perry Township Farm Bureau Meeting Attended

In Jesup Iowa on August 1 a large crowd gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs J R Laird for a Perry Township Farm Bureau meeting directed by Mr and Mrs Roy Masters The program included a movie The Woman's Relief corps will host a thimblebee Thursday at Mrs A D Van Eman's home Mesella Masteller was summoned to Pipestone Minnesota Friday by her mother's illness

Courier Jesup Perry Township Pipestone, Minn

Fayette County Fair to Run Aug 22 to 26 in West Union

The seventy fourth Fayette County fair, run by the Fayette County Agricultural Society, is set for August 22 to 26. The event funds on the grounds have supported new buildings and improvements, with space for concessions filling fast. Highlights include contests, animal displays, poultry barn, horse shoes, team pulling, horse racing, baseball, a big circus, and nightly fireworks. The Old Soldiers' reunion is August 16 with speakers Kingsley Palmer and W H Antes, plus music and readings. Violinist Archibald Sowden and pianist Paul Oberg will perform in West Union, with Oberg having links to the Minneapolis Symphony and Juilliard Foundation.

Courier Special Services Weet Union Fayette County Fayette County Agricultural Society Agricultural Society West Union D. H. Hall Fitch Althe Kingsley R. Palmer W.h."antes Archibald Sowden Methodist Church Auditorium Paul Oberg Minneapolis Mr. Sowden Mabel Augustine Knapp Miss Knapp Seveik Prague Thebaud Paris Mr. Oberg Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra

Most Schools of State to Reopen Monday

Cedar Falls Aug 1 Nearly all Iowa public schools plan to reopen Monday Sept 5 after a three month break. Several longtime school executives retire, while many move to new districts as openings shift across the state. The Cedar Falls district prepares six buildings for opening under custodian Samuel Brown, with Nels Skaarup succeeding Fred Graham at Lincoln school.

Courier Cedar Falls Iowa Harry E. Blackmar Ottumwa C. F. Garrett Fairfield D. M. Kelly Colfax C. W. Pratt Charles City A. W. Moore Oelwein Dysart W. Christian Traer Belle Plaine H. K. Bennett Belle Plaine High School R. E. Lampman New Hampton J. H. Trefz Centerville L. R. Taylor Stanton Corning Fred Vorhies Guthrie Center J. Dale Welsch Iowa Wesleyan University Mt. Pleasant Elkader J. W. Fulton Hartley R. A. Vanderwall Stanley Montezuma M. B. Street Chariton A. W. Crane Creston Osceola Godfrey Masser State Teachers College Parkersburg F. S. Hill Mechanicsville Branon C. C. Randall Brandon E. F. Agee Janesville J. E. Stout Iowa City State University Mt. Vernon F. J. Moore la Porte City W. F. Schneider Roy TF. Hammum Ottumwa High School

Plead Guilty to Packing Burglar Tools at Clarion

Two Sioux City men named Jos Cook and Charles Adams confessed to possessing a burglars kit and goods from Rockford's R. E. B. Martens store. They face a 15 year sentence in Fort Madison. Sheriff Saddler recovered the stolen merchandise and linked the pair to multiple state-wide burglaries. Funeral services for August Fenske, 62, are set for Tuesday at the Lutheran church in Mason City with Rev. Prottengeier officiating. He died from lockjaw, survived by six children and his wife who predeceased him.

Courier Charles City Saddler Clarion Jos Cook Charles Adams Sioux City R. EB. Martens Rockford Fort Madison Themen Fenske August Fenske Lutheran Church C. G. Prottengeier Riverside Fred Mason City Charles Crosby N. D Len Kosterman Racine Wis Otto Pabe Marble Rock August Beck Cottonwood S. D Miu Lena

Ackley Man 76 Dies After Four Weeks Illness

John F. Michael, aged 76, died at his Ackley Iowa home at 1:25 am Sunday after four weeks of illness from dropsy. Born in Stephenson county Illinois in March 1851, he moved to Ackley in 1869 and ran a livery and stock business for years before retiring 12 years ago. Survived by five children Mrs James Schoilian Mason City Mrs Frank Crandall Duluth Mn Mrs William Selck La Crosse Wisconsin Mrs Fred Michael Cedar Falls and Mrs Matel Scales two sons and 16 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren also survive. He was thrice married and all wives preceded him in death.

Thourier Speomut Ackley John F. Michael Stephenson County James Schoilian Mason City Frank Crandall Duluth Minn William Selck la Crosse Mis Fred Michael Cedar Falls Matel Scales Waterloo

Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Praised by Mother

In Vinton Iowa Mrs Frank Sellers recalls severe illness after age seventeen and credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health. She has used it for thirteen years and shares it with daughters and others, noting its habit of helping when she is unwell and its endorsement by other mothers.

Vinton Iowa Lydia E. Pinkham Frank Sellers 7Th Avenue Town

Bank closure at Clutter prompts grand jury probe

F J Husak assistant cashier of the closed Farmers State Bank at Clutter Ia was held to the Tama county grand jury under 5000 bonds as state bank examiners continued their investigation into alleged spurious paper totaling 22000 A warrant is said to be out for cashier M A Caslavka who has been missing since Saturday morning after learning of the probe The bank closed its doors Saturday noon following a directors meeting with examiners

Toledo F. J. Husak Farmers’ State Bank Clutter Tama County Grand Jury M. A. Caslavka Clutier Chicago Clutier Bank

Cradle Roll Babes Entertained With Mothers at Greene

Mrs L W Hesalroad hosted 20 cradle roll babies and their mothers of Hall s Grove church at Greene on July 27. The gathering honored her grandson Neil Shook of Trego Montana with visits and refreshments. On July 28, Round Grove Country club held a ladies day picnic luncheon at 1 pm for members and families. Mary Strickler is ill at home. Bess Machamer assists. James Pringle injured in July 24 auto crash remains largely confined.

Mary Strickler Bess Machamer Belvidere Til Strickler James Pringle

Bright faces and powder puffs in unexpected sermon scene

A minister addressed his flock with a line about bright and shining faces, then eighty seven powder puffs emerged from Good Hardware suggesting a humorous or quirky storefront display or shop gimmick observed during the address.

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