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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1928

Page

4

Earlville May Settle Primary Road Controversy With State

Earlville officials indicate a compromise with the State Highway Commission on the Fellville vicinity primary route is likely. The city council’s opposition to the commission’s plan may be withdrawn if public sentiment favors routing the road north of town. Grading along the proposed line is nearly complete with paving to follow, while injunctions delay final completion and the four corners removal to reduce traffic hazards.

Courier Special Services Manchester Frimary 20 Fellville Commercial Club Highway Commission van Fleet Itown Thru. Barlville Four Corners

Family birthday reunion marks Cosgrove matriarch’s milestone

Nashua Iowa Aug family gathers at Mrs Cosgrove’s Algona home to celebrate her fifth birthday anniversary. Seven of eight children attend. George Tobin unable to travel from Illinois. The group later visits a grotto in West Bend. Rev George Hanna, former Congregational pastor, recovering after throat surgery. his wife plans to join him at Chautauqua Lake.

Nashua Peter Tobin Mers. Cosgrove Algona Cosgrove George Illnois West Bend Grotto Monroe Bullis Say Russell Staley Congregational Church Little Brown Church Chautauqua Lake N.Y Hanna

Year book issued for Cedar Falls P E G Chapter

The annual year book of Chapter FV P E G Cedar Falls has been issued. It lists 17 meetings for the season starting Sept 17 with a get together and supper at Mrs Louise McKitrick on College hill. A joint session with Chapter A on April 29 features a musical program. The chapter holds 783 members with 3 residents and eight nonresidents. Officers named include Mrs A C Fuller president Mrs C Coddington vice president and others.

Courier Cedar Palis Louise McKitrick College Hill A. C. Fuller C. §. Coddington Harry M. Merrill Louise McHittick

Cedar Falls Boy Severely Injured After Wagon Fall

Donald Reeve four and a half year old son of Mr and Mrs Reno R Reeve was taken to Sartori hospital with a large fracture in the left leg and cuts after sliding from the rear of an ice wagon into the path of a passing automobile. The car operated by A Madsen struck the child before he could be stepped.

Courier Spec Cedar Falls Donald Reno R. Reeve Ab Sartori Hospital A. ©. Madsen

Chickasaw Sells $80,000 Road Bonds

Sew Hampton Aug 1 Deputy County Treasurer R D Markle sold 80000 in bonds to finance paying primary No 50 from here to Williamstown seven miles south of here at the Town National Bank of Des Moines at 4 1 2 percent and a premium of 237 Other bidders included Geo M Bechtel Co Davenport A B Leach Co Chicago C W Me Near Co Chicago and Carlne D Bech Co Des Moines

Courier Hampton R. D. Markle Williamstown Here Town National Bank of Des Moines Geo. Ml Bechtel Co. Davenporty A. B. Leach Co Chicago C. W. Me Co. Chicago Carlne D. Bech Co Des Moines

Cash Stolen From Waverly Store Restored Secretly

Waverly August 1 The $88 hidden cash from Meyer Cash Grocery was found back in the shop by the owner this morning. Police believe the thief watched the money being hidden and dumped it on the floor during break in, but none of the funds were missing.

Courier Special Reriier Waverly Meyer Cash Grocery

Charms City Tank Work Begins and City Projects

Excavation for a 100000 gallon storage tank foundation by the local gas company has started in Charms City. Water and sewer mains will be laid on Second Avenue as Teavy tree experts trim Central park. Several residents including William Graner Earl Hughes and Cecil Shufelt faced intoxication fines in police court. Funeral services were held for Mrs. Frank Stanford. Former Charles City girls Prue Kinsley Rena Parr Grace Hulse attended the Wa Tan Ye gathering. The public opened a new store on East Clark Street owned by William Mullarkey. Rainbow Girls initiation planned. weather official E G Larson travels west. A W Onok to oversee station. Attorney McDonald from Minneapolis will practice law locally.

C. G. Gray Graner Hughes Cecil Shufelt Stanford Frank Stanford N. Town Street E. T. Gough Riversite Prue Kinsley New York Rena Parr Chicago Grace Hulse Reno New Charles City Olive Hand Hulse America Clear Lake East Clark Street R. P. Waller William A’ Mullarkey Floyd Mitchell Chickasaw Butler Jane, Griffin Helen Blunt Gorson Larson Weather Bureau Colorado A. W. Onok Wil McDonald Minneapolis Lydia Kern

Independence Girl Struck by Golf Club During Practice

Catherine Tabor, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Tabor in Independence, was severely injured when a golf club swung by her father struck her left temple as she ran behind him. Three stitches closed a deep cup. her face remains swollen but she is improving. Dr. Henry Green Brainard, former Independence hospital assistant superintendent and USC neuropsychiatrist, died July 22 in Los Angeles after a long career. A. G. Van Ree, Independence shoe dealer, plans a Holland visit returning August 20 and expected in September. he served with US forces during World War I and will visit his mother and relatives abroad.

Gaurier Special Service Catherine R. B. Tabor Brainard Independence Henry Green Brainard Los Angeles State Hospital Londonderry N. A Alma Loomis Fannie Howerd Chicago University of Southern California Holand A. G. van Ree Holland van Ree America United States

Funeral for Dr A M Pond In Independence

The body of Dr A M Pond former resident of Independence and Dubuque died in California. He will be taken to Oak Grove cemetery for a four Masonic service. He practiced medicine in Marble Rock and Dubuque and served as a WWI surgeon. Surviving are his widow a daughter Miss Dorothy and a grandson of Dubuque.

Fourier Dorothy Dubuque

Bible Assembly to Hear McNeill Balance of Week

Cedar Falls August 1 Dr John McNeill Los Angeles pastor famed in Great Britain and the United States will lecture tonight at the Bible conference. He will speak Thursday and Friday evenings as well. Dr Massee Tremont Temple Boston continues morning talks on Eternal Fellowship and The Power of Woman.

Cedar Falls John McNeill Los Angeles Great Britain Scotland United States Evangelist Melody American J. ©. Massee Tremont Temple Boston Mass House of Happiness Masset Solomon Masses Will Massee Lyas Heaven Christ John God Jesus

Readlyn Bound Grade Work Complete. Harvest Underway

Gresham August 1 grading on the road north from the county line to Readlyn is finished. Most farmers have finished harvesting and threshing now under way. Mr and Mrs John Kirman of Kewanee Illinois left for home after visiting Ray Daniels. Ellen Bowers of Dunkerton and Naomi Brant of Oelwein left for a two week visit with relatives in St Louis Missouri.

Courier Kerview Gresham Readlyn John Kirman George Kewanee Hher Ray Daniels Ellen Bowers Dunkerton Naomi Brant Oelwein St. Louis

Franklin Legion Promotes Picnics for World War Veterans

The George A. Aldinger post of the American Legion hosts a county wide picnic at Harriman park north of Hampton on Thursday Aug 14 for World War I and auxiliary members and families. Activities include a bathing beauty contest water sports diamondball swimming tug of war and a dance at Knights of Pythias hall. Frank Miles editor of Town Legionnaire will address the assembly. The event aims to attract as many of Franklin county's 400 World War veterans as possible.

Icarrier Hamioon Harriman Park Hampton George A. Aldinger American Legion Frank Miles Itor

Decorah Firm to Move Greenhouse from West Union

Symonds Bros. of Decorah plan to dismantle their West Union branch greenhouse and relocate it to Decorah. A Clermont gas station operator paid a fine after a state inspector found gasoline in an unpainted and unlabeled container. Mrs. Lizzie Borland of Waterloo visited her sister in West Union and then went to Wadena to see her daughter. The Hoovers, once owners of a West Union photographic studio, were visiting Lansing, Iowa.

George Fay Hoover Minneapolis, Minn Visting Lansing West Union

Orange Township Hosts Honor for Upcoming Bride

Orange Township Aug 1 Mrs R W Lichty and Mrs Dan Myers entertained in honor of Miss Lois Lichty the bride elect who will wed Kramer Thomas of Oregon Illinois this month The event was a surprise to the bride elect gifts were given and refreshments served by Ruth Myers Ana Hoff and Mrs Harold McRoberts Also notices of visits from Sadie J Miller missionary in India on furlough and other local residents travel and hospital news follow with multiple names and places including Waterloo Cedar Falls Milledgeville Independence and Grand Island.

Courier Orange Township R. W. Lichty Dan Myers Homer Lois Lichty Kramer Thomas Oregon Ruth Myers Ana Hoff Harold McRoberts Miss Miller Sadie J. Miller India United States California Dorsey Blough Clarence Heckman Polo J. M. Forney Presbtyerian Hospital Waterloo Samuel Myers Ray Milledgeville Russell Miller Grand Island Neb J. Lichty Luther Baker Cedar Rapids P. J. Summy

Former Resident Buried at Hudson

The last rites for T. F. Ward, a former resident who died Sunday in West Slains Missouri, were held Tuesday at the United Brethren church with Rev. W. N. Roush officiating. Odd Fellows escorted the funeral to Hudson cemetery. The church interior has been redecorated by the United Brethren Ladies Aid Society and activities were noted for Thursday afternoon.

Courier Sprei Hudson T. F. Ward West Slains United Brethren“s Church W. N. Roush Odd Fellows United Srethter Brethren Nolte Pear Smith Bowr Starley Lester K. Fhells Grundy Ceunty the Kesbrook Zantily

Grundy Woman in Waterloo Hospital Amid Health News

Courier Spectator Grundy Center reports Carrie Langdon is at Allen Memorial hospital Waterloo recovering from an operation. Dora Jett travels to Chicago to consult specialists before returning to New York City to provide anesthetics for surgeons. Frank Mason party goes to Iowa City to visit Mrs Floyd Mason post appendicitis operation. Gwen Kruse leaves Waterloo for Cedar Rapids to manage a Gordon store. Grace Linnes hospitalized at Allen Memorial in Waterloo.

Courier Spectator Grundy Center Iss Carrie Langdon Allen Memorial Hospital Waterloo Condrad Fricken Dora Jett Chicago Dora New York City Frank Mason Iowa City Floyd Mason S. Kruse Helen Dr. Louis Watertoo Gwen Kruse Mullan Avenue Cedar Rapids Gordon Miss Krust Mra Grace Linnes

Sons of Union Veterans to Hold Day at Eldora Training School

Iowa Sons of Union Veterans and auxiliary will conduct a patriotic service on the Iowa State Training school campus in Eldora on Sunday. Asa LeRay Briar announces the event named Sons of Union Veterans day with prize essay readings and medal awards. Officers Ray Gibford Dr L L Shope Rev W F Clark Leah Vigren Asa LeRoy Briar O S Von Krog participate with a band concert to follow and an installation of a Camp on Saturday.

Iowa Department Cedar Rapids Sons of Union Veterans Eldora Ray Gibford Newton L. L. Shope Des Moines W. FP. Clark Fort Dodge Leah Vigren Women's Auxiliary Asa LeRoy

Ackley Church Women to Meet Aug 2

Ackley Iowa August 1 The Ladies Aid society of the M E church will meet Thursday afternoon August 2 at the home of Mrs A J Wittick Mrs Frank Glaze will assist Rev Jerry Johnson St Louis will supply pulpit at First Presbyterian Sunday in Rev J J Brittell's absence The Women's Missionary society of St John's Evangelical will meet at Mrs A Meinzer's home in Marshalltown Wednesday afternoon A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Gilbert HenrySunday July 29 A boy born to Mr and Mrs James Tsinbides July 26 at the home of her grandparents Mr and Mrs Heike Muller St John's auxiliary will meet Wednesday Aug 3 at the country home of Mrs Ros Hoffelmeier

Courier Spreial Servicr Ackley Ladies‘ Ald Society M. E A. J. Wittick Frank Glaze Jerry Johnsn St. Louis First Presbyterian Church J. J. Brittell Cedar Falls Women’s Missionary Society of St Ros' Hoffelmeier

Swann Delivers Farewell Sermon at Colwell Church

Reverend Walter M. Swann preached a farewell sermon at the Colwell Congregational church in Charles City Iowa. He has tendered his resignation effective September 1. Reverend G. A. Hess will lead services next Sunday evening.

Courier Charles City Walter M. Swann Congregational Colwell G. A. Hess

Walton Picnic at Cedar Falls Draws Big Crowd

Aug 1 Cedar Falls plans for the annual statewide Izaak Walton league picnic at Island park. Cedar Falls and Waterloo chapters host with lemonade and coffee. Speakers include Judge George W. Wood J C Mutagh and W H Merner. Afternoon features athletic contests and a Cedar Falls concert band weekly concert closing the event.

Courier Cedar Falls Izaak Walton League Island Park Waterloo George W. Wood J. C. Mutagh W. H. Merner

Jesup Girl Stricken at Clear Lake Camp

Miss Dorothy Brown daughter of Mr and Mrs John Brown is recovering at Mason City hospital after an appendectomy performed when she became ill at a Clear Lake Upworth Teague session. Members of the MF sorority were entertained at Mrs A Williams home. Mrs F A Davis hosted Baptist Ladies Aid. Mrs Maxine Maltas of Cedar Falls honored at a Lafayette Park picnic in Waterloo.

Courier Dorothy Brown John Brown Mason City Hospital Clear Lake M.F. Sagt Society A Williams Littleton A. Davis Ladies’ Aid Society the Baptist Church Maxine Maltas A. Oliver Lafayette Park Waterloo Maltas Iowa State Teachers College

Lange family reunion at Lange farm draws 40 relatives

The Lange family reunion was held Sunday at the August Lange farm along Spring Creek with about 40 relatives. Attendees included August Lange and his children Oscen Fred Art and Dallas, plus Henry Schleeger and Chicago relatives. A full day of dining games and socializing followed a program.

August Lange Oscen Fred Art Dallas Lange Louis Schreiber Henry ©. Schleeger Chicago Ivan Lange Willian Benarden Jesup W.F. Schneider Davenport

Scion of Pioneers Family Dies at Hardin Go Home

Funeral services were held for Edward E. Elerding 61 a Hardin county farmer who died at his home five miles southwest of Eldora. He was a longtime secretary treasurer of the Blerding picnic and a key figure among local pioneers. He is survived by his widow three children three brothers and two sisters.

Pionees Hardin GO Courier Special Servics Eldora, Fa Edward E. Elerding Hardin County Eldora New Providence Blerding Loz Cabin Elerding Ruth Harold Everett George William Herman William Rathbun Lewis’ King Willam , Elerding

Hudson Picnic Honors Former Residents In Woods West Of Town

Aug 1 picnic in Hudson honored visiting former residents. Guests included Mildred Shank Haseroldt of Des Moines and Mildred Hollis Annis of Elgin UL. Attendees noted most were graduates of Hudson High in 1917. A picnic dinner was served.

Glen Philp Johnson Martha Brandhurst McDowell Daphne Philp Haseroldt

Strawberry Point Band to Perform at Backbone State Park

Strawberry Point Indiana will host a concert by the Strawberry Point band at Backbone state park on Sunday afternoon in August. The event promises a community gathering with the local ensemble performing a varied program for park visitors.

Strawberry Point Band Backbone State Park Courier Strawberry Point

Passengers Unhurt After Car Skids Off Road Into Ditch

Three passengers in Nate Tibbitts automobile escaped serious injury when the car skidded on a slippery road Sunday afternoon and overturned at the roadside. Mr and Mrs Erwin Gundacker and Mr Tibbitts suffered a severe jolting but were unhurt. Mrs Tibbitts is recovering from a minor operation. Harrett Liddy visited Gamnaville Monday. Carmichael and Burkhart left for St Paul on business.

Courier Special Service Hawkeye Nate Tibbitts Erwin Gundacker Gamnaville

Castoria Into Every Home Says Five Million Buyers

The article touts Castoria as a trusted infant remedy used in millions of homes. It emphasizes relief from colic constipation and diarrhea with a safe vegetable formula suitable for young children and warns against strong medicines for babies.

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