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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1927

Page

5

Charles City Nashua road paving sets state record

The Charles City Nashua road project started May 13 with 1,228 feet paved in 11 hours 45 minutes, a state record at an 958 feet per day pace. Superintendent J R Sweeney expects nine miles done by Aug 9. Also in Charles City news Laura Perry and George Huxsel wed, Dow loses a foot to gangrene, Mrs Bailey breaks hip, and Bassett hosts annual picnic with parade ball game and bowery dance.

Courier Charles City Nashua J. R. Sweeney Jerome Dow Cedar Valley Hospital Fred Bailey Bassett

Orange Two Man Suffering from Blood Poisoning

Orange Township August 3. Fred Ebaugh has been suffering from blood poisoning the past week after cutting three fingers on a scythe. Community notices report church gatherings and visits around Waterloo and nearby towns with various families traveling for visits, conferences, and worship services.

Iowa corn crop shows progress with drought in north central region

Iowa harvests show better progress in western and central areas while the north central region remains dry with no rainfall. Oats and barley nearing completion in north counties, but oats yields are poor while barley and winter wheat hold good quality. Pastures fail due to moisture shortage, milk output affected, and stock feeding increases. Rainfall totals for July and the past week run about half normal, signaling a serious drought in parts.

Des Moines Iowa Iowa Department of Agriculture Northwest Drouth

Missing Grundy Center Produce Co. manager last seen two weeks

Grundy Center Iowa August 3 Bill Wilson former manager of the produce station has not been heard from since he left for Des Moines two weeks ago in his automobile Warren Robins was in charge for three days Wilson has been separated from his wife and three daughters oldest 12 youngest 10 months for two months Mrs Henry Wald left here about the same time as Wilson A Toledo firm has taken over the business and will send a man here tomorrow.

Courier Special Service Grundy Center Bill Wilson Des Moines Warren Robins Wilson Henry Wald Toledo

Celebrate 40 Years of Wedded Life at Denver

Sam Nicol and wife celebrated their fortieth wedding anniversary on Sunday in Denver. Guests included family from Waterloo and Cedar Rapids, with notes of related birthdays and visits. The page also reports farm fires near Denver causing significant losses, local church events, and a high fish catch reported by Vern Briner.

Denver Courier Sam Nicol John Dins Will Becker Becker Garton

Clarksville Man Breaks Arm Then Has Heart Attack

Clarksville Iowa August 3 Miner Wamsley broke his right arm cranking his car and last Saturday suffered a serious heart trouble attack. reported somewhat improved. Weddings announced include Warren Scoles and Mrs Ruby Crawford-Binley at Elkader July 5 1927 and Rudolph Engel Vera Grapp marriage near Cedar Falls. Two family picnics held at Pershing Park with 32 attendees including out of town guests. Move to Shell Rock the Latham family and Hummel to take over station duties. Farewell courtesy to Miss Hannah Scharpff a missionary leaving for Colorado Springs.

Gourier Clarksville Miner Wamsley Elkader Warren Scoles Ruby Crawford-Binley Clear Lake Little Brown the Vale Nashua Rudolph August Engel Vera Fred Grapp Cedar Falls Haney Johnson Pershing Park Henry Johnson Florence Jefferson Shell Rock George Fritch Fred Klinger Charles Griffith Ed Watson Betty Lewis Waterloo Frank Jones Grundy Center Lee Jones New Hartford Onalee Brace Chicago C. D. Brace Lake City Chris Brocka Allison Miss Brace St. Luke’s Episcopal Hospital E. E. Latham D. A. Hummel Sperry Latham M. A. Jones Jones Lathams Carl Scharpff Hannah Scharpff Scharpff Colorado Springs Bishop Waldorf

Two Hurt in Crash Near New Hartford

Aug 3 report from New Hartford indicates Henry Fieschner of Parkersburg collided at the Arthur Moore crossing as he entered the highway from the north. A second car from the east caused the impact. two women rode in the big car with one severely injured but no fractures. Both injured were taken to the Sam Buss home with a physician summoned. Earnest Schwedtfoger was hospitalized nearby for appendicitis surgery.

Courier New Hartford Henry Fieschner Parkersburg Mat Arthur Moore Bis Cay Sam Buss Fleschner Earnest Schwedtfoger

Threshing Nearing Start in Dewar Area

Harvesting winds down and threshing will begin in a few days near Dewar Ta. The large new barn of G L Smith nears completion. E J Steely was taken to Waterloo hospital Tuesday for throat operation.

Dewar G. L. Smith E. J. Steely Waterloo

Graduation notices and church gatherings in Cedar Falls

About 250 students have applied to receive diplomas at the State Teachers College with ceremonies planned for August 18. Upcoming events include major Methodist and Evangelical church conferences, missionary Day activities, and a sacred concert. Community notices cover local real estate, insurance agency openings, and visits of residents to Davenport, Lake Ada, and other cities.

Courter Cedar Falls State Teachers College Homer Rodeheaver

Shufelt Family Reunion At Nashua

Aug. 3 Nashua Iowa Mr and Mrs Jasper Shufelt hosted a family reunion at the fair grounds Sunday with 45 guests from Charles City Cedar Falls Waterloo Des Moines Minneapolis and Dakota Relatives gathered to celebrate the occasion. Harry Courtwright bought Mrs Minnie Tuckers Brooklyn residence for 3000 and Mrs Tucker moved to Waterloo. Mmes Arthur Johnson and James B Bellamy hosted friends Monday to honor their husbands birthday anniversaries.

Conriur Nashua Jasper Shufelt Fair Grounds Charles City Cedar Falls Waterloo Des Moines Minneapolis Dakota Harry Courtwright Minnie Tucker Brooklyn Tucker Mmes Arthur Johnson James B. Bellamy

Mrs. George Fay Dies Monday in Osage Home

Mrs George Fay died Monday evening at her West Chase Street home after a three week illness from a broken hip caused by a fall. Born April 5 1841 in Connecticut she lived most of her life in Osage where her husband ran a lumber business. Survived by daughters Miss Lulu at home and Mrs Will Moss of Minneapolis.

Sever Osage George Fay West Chase Street Connecticut Fay Lulu Will Moss Minneapolis

Pike Funeral to Be Held Thursday at Independence

Funeral services for Miss Ruth Pike will be at 2 p.m. Thursday from the Whittemore home in Independence. Pike had taught in Cedar Rapids schools the last few years and had been re elected for the coming year. Back From Motor Trip Mr and Mrs C C Meythaler returned from a 1500 mile auto trip through western Iowa Minnesota South and North Dakota Nebraska and Kansas reporting crops better in the Dakotas and Kansas not as good as the Dakotas. Annual Mission Festival Immanuel Lutheran to observe two services Sunday with Rev John Beckman English morning service at 10 30 and Rev M O Jahr Straw berry Point German 2 30 with English sermon to follow.

If Courier Special Service Independence Ruth Pike C. A. Whittemore West Side Whittemore C. C. Meythaler Iowa Minnesota North Dakota Nebraska Kansas Meythaler Dakotas Immanuel Lutheran Church John Beckman Albion, Neb M. O. Jahr Strawberry Point Mr. Beckman

Michaels Rites to Be Thursday from Home at Ackley

Funeral services for John F. Michaels who died at his Ackley home will be held Thursday at 2 p m at the residence with Rev J M Krafft of First Evangelical Church officiating. Burial will be in Oakwood Cemetery. He was born February 13 1852 in Stephenson County Illinois and came to Ackley at age 18, later running a livery and stock business. Surviving are four daughters Mrs James Scholhan Mason City Mrs Will Selek La Crosse Wis Mrs Frank Crandall Duluth Minn Mrs Mabel Scoles Waterloo and one son Fred Cedar Falls, plus 16 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren.

Courier Ackley John F. Michaels J. M. Krafft First Evangelical Church Oakwood Cemetery Michaels Stephenson County

Buss Family Reunion Draws 2384 in Denver Iowa

The Buss family gathered at city park in Denver Iowa on Aug 3 with about 2384 attendees. Direct descendants and relatives of the late Herman Buss Sr. and wife joined, sharing songs, games, visits, and a history read by Herman Buss Jr.

Courier Denver Buss City Park Herman Buss Carl Herman Albert Otto Robert Herman, Jr Otto Miller A. G. Hinz Elma Herman Schauer Cedar Falls William Hein Osage Albert Brummand Alta Vista William Timmerman Cresco Herman Hein Fairbank Theodore Jensen Juhl Dunkerton Richard Stremke C. F. Krueger West Union Roth Inglewood

Vinton Hospital to Re Open Soon

The Virginia Gay Memorial hospital will reopen once a superintendent is secured. The board of regents announced funds have been provided to operate for a year after a drive by local federated clubs.

Courier Special Service Vinton. In Virginia Gay Memorial Hospital Board of Regents

Church Societies Meet at La Porte

La Porte City Iowa August 3 Division T of the M F R Ald society held the monthly meeting in the park with Mrs W G Ballheint presiding A Ruth dramatization was presented by Dorthea Paige Madaline Fosse Corrinne Fultz Ruth Sawyer and Thalia McChane A picnic lunch followed Masters Ten Aleedng at the Presbyterian church was hosted by Mrs Charies Kocher A social afternoon ended Refreshments served Read later visits and travels noted among local families including O Brien Hummel Knight Vanderwilt and Christian in nearby towns

Courier Special Sermier la Porte City M. FR. Ald Society W. G. Ballheint Ruth Dorthea Paige Madaline Fosse Corrinne Fultz Ruth Sawyer Thalia McChane

Oelwein Plans New Chemical Factory and Auction-Ready Bids

Oelwein Iowa Aug 3 The Oelwein Chemical Company will begin erecting a new factory and office at the Rock Island and Great Western junction site of the old piano factory. Earl Rhine manager has crews clearing the ground. Bids on the project open August 19.

Oelwein Oelwein Chemical Company Earl Rhine Rock Island Great Western Railways

Bride Elect Shower in Greene and Aredale

Miss Idla Perry hosted a kitchen shower Friday for Miss Lola Kanter, who will wed Mr. Herbert Worley. In Greene, Lola Kanter’s wedding is planned at her parents’ home this Saturday. Esther Needham and Helen Birney hosted a miscellaneous shower for Lola Kanter near Bristow. A 12 acre farm near Greene changed hands to John Kramer of Marble Rock, with Winegars to stay until March 1, 1928. Kramer plans to move his family to Greene then.

Courier Greene Idla Perry Lola Kanter Herbert Worley Aredale Henry Kanter Esther ‘Needhan Helen Birney Needham Bristow Jay M. H. Sproul Ralph Winegar City John Kramer Marble Rock Winegar

Kiwanians Enjoy Evening at Camp Camp Event

Waterloo Kiwanis club held an evening at the YMCA camp on Morris Isle with a council fire sports and an outdoor dinner. Y M C A boys repeated a winning stunt to entertain visitors. The club’s regular annual picnic is set for August 23 at Elk Run.

Waterloo Kiwanis Club Morris Isle Kiwanis Club Elk Run

Backers of Redfern Flight Named by Brunswick Officials

The Brunswick Aug 3 report identifies Eugene W. Lewis of Detroit banker and organizer of aviation groups as a principal backer of Paul Redfern’s flight to Rio de Janeiro. Paul J. Warner of Sea Island Co. is another leading backer. The city and Glynn County sponsor the effort with about 30 business and professional men.

Brunswick Paul Redfern Rio de Janeiro Eugene W. Lewis Detroit, Mich Detroit Aviation Society The Aircraft’ Development. Corporation Northwest Airway, Inc Glynn Isle Beach Redfern Paul J. Warner Sea Island Company

Mackinac Caves Charm Victors To Fairyland

Mackinac Island Michigan August 2 a lively pageant of Indians trappers voyageurs and mission aries and a Chippewa group in hand me down clothes arrived to revive a vanished day. Skull Cave figures in the tale of Alexander Henry Wawatam and Langlade during Pontiac’s massacre. Langlade refused refuge and later credit blankets as Henry lay prisoner. Today Skull cave sits beneath a picnic roof smoked by visitors near Garrison avenue.

Mackinac Island Mich Island of Mackinac Montreal Skull Cave Alexander Henry Pontiac Henry Wawatam Langlade Garrison Ave

Skull Cave and Fairy Caves Of Mackinac Island

The article celebrates Mackinac Island’s cave landscape as a blend of fairy allure and historical grandeur. It highlights Skull Cave and Devil’s Kitchen among many mysterious entrances, noting spring water, moss, and natural beauty that endure as time stands still.

Sugar Loaf America Skull Cave Henry

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Rockford Laura Perry George Huxsel M. E Wesley Belling Orange Township Fred Ebaugh U. B. Church Sunday School of Waterloo Tanneather Grove CG. B. Brown Orange Church Beulah Myers Waverly Ws. Brown Joy Prp. Harners Floyd Miller Roene Carleton Neb Harvey Miller Pasadena Cal Regina Dan L. W. Cunningham Gladys Maxine Milton Saylor Illinois A. M. Sharp Fredericksburg O. S. Hamer Grundy Center Produce Co Arthur Phillips Donald Miami Fla Vernon Riedesel Los Angeles G. L. Riedesel Field Herman Schroeder Schroeder Great ‘Western Readlyn Wiederaenders Clinton Luther League Kern Marshalltown Irma St. John’s Union Bridge Denver Ball Club Dunkerton Boys Our Boys Vern Briner D’ Albert Brandt Methodist and Evangelical Church Riverview Upper Iowa Methodist Church F. T. Keeney Omaha Evangelical Church of Iowa J. F Dunlap Riverview Park Evangelical Assembly Sartori Hospital Sixth College Streets Nelson M. J. Nelson Twenty-second Street Albert E. Brown Department of Education Teachers College Eastern University Brown Open Joseph Myers D. M. Kelly Citizens Savings Bank Frank Wyth Mitchell S. D J. G. Wyth Franklin Street W. L. Taylor C. J. Bishop Davenport State Grand Lodge Pythian Sisters John Lorenzen Benson Lake Ada Minn Maurice L. Kerr Marion Ind Mary Hammond Street Ottar Jorgensen Austin Jorgensen Danish Bethlehem Frank Burke W. PF. Burke Olive Street Walter Paulsen Brayton, Ta J. C. Rainbow Shufelt Pike Vinton Hospital LA Porte Pella Harry Knight Clair Christian Chigago Touts Vanderwilt Fox-Pfeiffer Matilda Pfeiffer Amory Wis Harvey Fox Dan Fox Frederick Avenue Hagenbeck-Wallace C. Helm Dwight Schneider Kitchen Eugene Lewis Mackinag Jeniless Ndependent Meat and Zend CO Heidelberg Prince Albert Devil's Kitchen Fred Webster Mt. Vernon Farr No. 2 Webster Holland Towa Clay Street H. Walner Wm. Holland WM. Callaghan Farm Wm. Callaghan Callaghan Leversee Road Janesville C. B. Huston Admr Frank Miller Robert Innes Reinbeck Dillsdale Tama County Lolland Waterton Gen. C. Claassen Mike Healy W. C. Boyd Trustees Cedar Rapids First Savings Bank Reimbeck
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