I O O F Cedar Falls centenary celebration
Cedar Falls hosts a large I O O F centennial event with more than 300 members and 50 accompanying women. L W Smith and Henry Kyte spoke. twelve candidates received ceremonial degrees including past patriarch and golden rule degrees conferred by various city teams.
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Cedar Falls
United States
L. W. Smith
Des Moines
Henry Kyte
Maxwell
William Hunt
Davenport
Jacob
Hazlett
Mason City
Thomas Dustin
M. A. Bowen
Beaver Township
Butler County
I. O. O. F. Temple
Town
O. J. Shaw
Castle. Hill
Tracy Osborne
New
Sharon
Falls
Marshalltown
Boxing Carnival Planned by Oelwein Legion Aug 16
The American Legion promotes a boxing carnival at K C hall on August 16 featuring Jimmy Compton Mason City vs Ray Krause Oelwein Albert Shumock vs Slim Craycee Forest City Johnny Fortier Oelwein vs Eddie Jones Mason City Young Ackerman Cedar Falls vs Kid Holligan Waterloo and others promising twenty four fast rounds A community lab committee led by P J Neubauer meets Thursday morning to discuss local possibilities Marriage announced Frances Shields Oelwein and Harold Finders Marshalltown wed Monday in Iowa City Shippy family reunion held at First Avenue Northwest home in Oelwein Independence shop news Fettkether bar shop sold to local buyers
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Courier Special Service
Oelwein
American Legion
K. C.hall
Jimmy Compton
Mason City
Ray Krause
Albert Shumock
Slim Craycee
Forest City
Johnny Fortier
Eddie Jones
Young’ Ackerman
Cedar Falls
Kid’ Holligan
Waterloo
Wapie
Aliano
United Kid
Industries
Community Lab
P. J. Neubauer
OW . Hoyer
Jack Dwyer
Ted
Frances’ Shields
Harold’ Finders
Marishaltown
Lutheran Church
Iowa City
de KS Shields
Great Western Railroad
Charles” Shippy
Marie
Agnes
Shippy
Agnes Harms
Allot
Missing banker Caslavka linked to car found near Greene
Sheriff says Ford left by Caslavka, missing cashier of Clutter Farmers State Bank, who faces forgery charges. Car found in Greene garage. Caslavka fled after a trip to Chicago to borrow funds. Additional irregularities surface in local school district and county funds.
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Courier Special Service
Trner
M. A. Caslayka
S. E. Korfe
Clutier
Clear Lake
Caslavka
Greene
Korfe
J. P. Spalla
Britt
Carroll Township
Gaslavka
Chicago
La Porte Church Women Meet and Social Notices
Aug 12 in La Porte: Catholic Ladies league gathered, hosted by Mrs. Nick Kettman with Effie Calkins and Will Cordray assisting. A two course lunch followed. Sept 8 hostess will be Mrs. Perigo. Also Fancy Doers club hosted by Mrs. Joe Milne with guests Miss Marjorie Billne and Mrs. Harold Bruce. Next meetings listed. Families visit and reunions discussed with relatives from Waterloo and Stockton, Mo. People visiting include Clarence King family, Miss Mary Genurg Baldwin, Miss Clementine Goon, and John T. Porter. Local travel noted with several residents visiting Chicago and Portland area.
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la Porte
City
Catholic Ladies’ League
Nick Kettman
Effie Calkins
Will Cordray
Harry Perigo
Glenn Foss
Perigo
Joe Milne
Marjorie Billne
Harold Bruce
Florence Abel
Clarence King
Sim. Wis
Waterloo
David King
George
Stockton
Mary Genurg. Baldwin
Wits
J. A. Goon
Clementine Goon
John T. Porter
Earl Norder
Denice
Sumner
Norder
Ethel Schieuter
H. C. Schieu
Klock
Dallas Husman
Chicago
Husman
Grundy Center Band Performs Concert in Cedar Falls
Grundy Center's 35 piece band delivered a well arranged program with high musical skill at a Cedar Falls concert last evening. The Cedar Falls group will travel to Grundy Center Wednesday for a return performance at courthouse square.
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Cedar Falls
Grundy Center
Courthouse Square
Electric Clock Gift By Traer Class of 27
The Traer high school receives a Sangamo electrically driven clock from the class of 1927. Purchased through a Traer jeweler, it will be installed before school opens with the board to decide its location. This clock uses electric current, has a 15 1/2 inch diameter case and 11 1/2 inch dial, runs 24 hours on power off, and cost $55 at the factory.
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Courier
Traer
Fama Farmer Suffers Shoulder Fracture After Roof Fall
Charles Chalupsky of Traer Iowa is hospitalized with a broken shoulder and bruises after falling from the roof of a corn crib while painting a cupola. Doctors used a bone plate to set the fracture after a long descent to the ground.
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Courter
Traer
Charles Chalupsky
Black Hawk Township Farm Bureau Meeting Tonight
Black Hawk Township Farm Bureau will meet at the Conrad Kahler farm northwest of Hudson this evening. A program and refreshments are planned with entertainment including a playlet a price guessing contest a talk on a European trip by Miss Margaret Brandhorst and a reading The Bassetts Go to Tobyville by Mrs Edna Copley.
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Courier Special Services
Hudson
Black Hawk Township
Conrad Kahler
Here
Margaret Brandhorst
Bassetts
Tobyville
Edna Copley
St Ansgar Parish Marks Pastor Brammer Silver Anniversary
The Immanuel Lutheran church in St Ansgar observed the twenty fifth anniversary of Rev. Paul Brammer’s ordination with a service and social time. His father Rev. J Brammer from Cedar Rapids offered congratulations as clergy from Osage and Fort Dodge delivered sermons. Over 25 years he baptized 212, instructed and confirmed 278, officiated 86 marriages, conducted 114 funerals and preached about 3000 sermons.
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Courier
St Ansgar
Paul Brammer
Immanuel Lutheran Church
J. U. Brammer
Cedar Rapids
Osage
Fort Dodge
Mr. Brammer
Lutheran Church
Floyd Civil War Veterans Rally Set for August 25
Floyd County notes report the annual Civil War veterans reunion and Women's Relief Corps gathering planned for August 25 in Charles City. Other items include school book preparations, a farmhouse fire with partial loss, a Stuart wedding, a radio engineering graduation, a farm injury, and local personal mentions.
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Floyd
Relief
Charles City
Coutvier
Women's Relief Corps
Floyd County
Bay School
Mary D. Korinke
Thumb of Operator Almost Severed in Farm Machine
Greene Iowa August 12 Physicians hope to avoid amputation of the right thumb of Charles Crouse who was nearly severed when it was caught in a steam threshing separator He was tightening bolts as the machine moved and the wrench slipped Stock to Market Ben Pringle and William Moon Sr shipped two carloads of hogs to Chicago Thursday with Graydon Moon and William Moon Jr accompanying the shipments
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Courier Special Service
Greene
Charles Crouse
Ben Pringle
William Moon
Chicago
Graydon Moon
William Moon, Jr
Air Trail cigar label bought by Eastern concern
Independence IA Aug 12 The Air Trail cigar label originated by Joseph Limbert of Limbert Bros has been purchased on a royalty basis by Kelly Cigar Co Philadelphia A national public city campaign is planned The label has been in use through Limbert Bros wholesale territory for about a year
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Courier Special Service
Independence
Joseph ‘Limbert
Limbert Bros
Kelly Cigar Company
Philadelphia
Clow Funeral Held at Winthrop Iowa
Mrs. George Clow died Tuesday and funeral services were held Wednesday at the Congregational church in Winthrop Iowa with burial in Fairview cemetery. She is survived by her husband three sisters thirteen nieces and twelve nephews. The sisters are Mrs John Smith Cane Wyoming Mrs William Canning Mutual Oklahoma and Mrs John Casteel Waterloo.
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Winthrop
George Clow
Congregational Church
Fairview Cemetery
John Smith
Cane
Wyo
William Canning
Mutual
Okla
John Casteel
Waterloo
Keokuk Loses Two Oldtime Editors
Keokuk Iowa mourns as two veteran editors die Dr S W Moorhead ex editor of the Gate City and J P Christy who worked for the Constitution Democrat and Gate City Christy aged 91 died in Cedar Rapids Moorhead died after a stroke suffered Monday and 76 years old Frank Moorhead editor of the Town Homestead was with him in town at the time of the death
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Keokuk
S. W. Moorhead
Gate City
J. P. Christy
Constitution-Democrat
Christy
Cedar Rapids
Moorhead
Frank Moorhead
Des Moines
Town Homestead
Littleton Man Recovering After Friday Accident
Will Hayward of Littleton seriously injured when struck by an automobile and now improving at People's Hospital Independence. Mrs. Milton Bush, previously at home two weeks, admitted to People's Hospital Independence.
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Courier Special
Littleton
Will Hayward
People's Hospital, Independence
Milton Bush
Winthrop Woman Laid To Rest In Masonville Church
Services for Mrs. Adelia Larkin who died at her daughter Mrs Ed Gallerys home four miles east of Winthrop were held Thursday at Masonville Catholic church. Burial was in Monti cemetery. Surviving are the daughter and a number of brothers and sisters.
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Winthrop
Adelia Larkin
Ed Gallery
Here
Masonville Catholic Church
Butial
Monti Cemetery
Harvest Reveals Hail Damage in Tamaia Cat? Heany (Traer IA)
Threshing reports from the Traer area confirm a recent hail storm caused heavy damage southeast of Traer and near Clutter. Farmers describe reduced yields with some fields yielding only a few loads per 40 acres while others unaffected areas report strong yields such as Paul Stevenson and Clarence Archer in nearby districts.
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Courier Special Service
Traer, Ja
Traer
Peter Eckhart
Will Zimple
Mr. Zimple
Lenxon
Chris Hoeppner
Will Jones
Henry Haack
Charles Jackson
Clutter
Will Peters
Paul Stevenson
Clarence Archer
Iowa Roads and Weather Report Across Cities
Des Moines reports good clear conditions. Burlington and Muscatine show muddy and clear mix. Ottumwa and Clinton list good and clear skies. Keokuk and Dubuque in good to clear. Marshalltown and Creston fair to clear. Council Bluffs good to clear. Waterloo area dirt and gravel highways in good condition. Detours on No 20 east between Winthrop Masonville and between Dyersville Epworth.
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Des Moines
Burlington
Ottumwa
Keokuk
Muscatine
Clinton
Davenport
Dubuque
Marshalltown
Town City
Cedar Rapids
Fort Dodge
Creston
Council
Bluffs
Waterloo
Winthrop
Masonville
Dyersville
Epworth
Farm Youth Dies from Influenza in Aplington
Albert Buseman age 23 died Wednesday night at the family home south of Aplington as influenza claimed him during convalescence from an appendectomy. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Reike Buseman.
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Stuart
Orrin R. Springer
H. Springer
Dorothy Trevillyan
A. E. Cutler
Stuart High School
Teachers College
Minneapolis
Royal Stationery Company
Oo Radio Engineering
George R. Martin
Helen Gierman
Army Air Corps Technical School
Chanutefield
Rantoul
Til
Martin
Farimer
Jessy Idler
Ross Frazee Farm
Cedar Valley Hospital
Mary Newmatter
Chicago
Chicago Memorial Hospital
G. A. Hess
Johannes
Grants Park
Momence
Gourier
Aplington
Albert Buseman
Reike Buseman
Reinbeck Foreman Purchases William Property
Reinbeck on August 12 special report notes Roy Snyder, foreman of the repair department at Reinbeck Motor Company, has purchased the William property. Details of the transaction were not disclosed.
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Reinbeck
Roy Snyder
Reinbeck Motor Company
William
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Women
Letters from women across the country praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from long standing ailments. Testimonials cite recovered strength, ability to work, and improved health after use. The ads claim the remedy is made from roots and herbs and has been in use for many years.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Bertha Meachan
N. Penn. Ave
Lansing
Mich
Lydia
Pinkham
Marie K. Williams
Ketchikan
Alaska
Michigan
Maine
Oregon
Connecticut
California
Enasck Residence Sold With Immediate Possession
Real estate transfer notes immediate possession for Enasck residence. Reported consideration is $1,200 with more than $1,000 in assessments paid.
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Enasck
Farewell Party Honors John Malom Family
Neighbors and friends held a farewell party for the John Malom family Tuesday at their Washington home. Sixty seven attendees gathered as the family prepares to move to Washburn to reside.
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John Malom
Washburn
Indian Land Rent Paid by U S to Iroquois Nation
New York reports Uncle Sam paid the rent on Iroquois lands for another year. Will Hoag, Senecas head, notes 54 000 dollars and 24 000 yards of red calico were transferred as the annual tribute. He says the Cloth Day custom stems from a 1795 Washington treaty recognizing Iroquois ownership and allowing a separate government within the United States.
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New York
Sam
Department of Indian “Affairs
Will Hoag
United States
Republic
George Washington
Hoag
Farm and Fireside’ Magazine
Washington
Lucile Dewire Recovers After Six Weeks Illness
Eagle Center Ik Aug 12 Lucile daughter of Mr and Mrs Harley Dewire is recovering after six weeks illness from intestinal flu.
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Eagle Center
Lucile
Harley -Dewire
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Grundy
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ST. Ansgar
Will Wagner
Mr. Wagner
Lowan
Eastern Concern
Clow
Masonville Church
TAMIA
Iowa
Reinbeck House
Paris
Washington Two
U.S
Standard Oil Company
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