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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1925
Page
18
Clarksville area items report Mr. and Mrs. Willan Quibal returning from Trochester Minnesota after treatment for nouritls, and others including Irma Marquand and Nona Burke involved in medical or personal travel. Several residents attend conventions, visits to hospitals in Rochester and Waverly, with various family and social gatherings noted despite scattered ailments and appointments.
Denver and Jesup notices cover church meetings, home visits, birthdays, travel, school openings, and family gatherings. Key names include Nora Frela, Viola Adet, Margaret Sassman, Fred Buhman, August Jahnke, Lorraine Tierney, Harold Warlow, Cora Shannon, and many local families visiting relatives, traveling to Minnesota and Iowa for fairs, fishing, and repairs.
Editor G. E. Ellison and family left Wednesday for an outing in Minnesota. Wesley Innes dislocated his jaw last week helping a neighbor thresh a load. Frewigat Gibson of Des Moines is visiting Nashua friends. Mrs Clyde Gelven and son returned to Topeka after months with her sisters the Staley family rode to Waterloo with Grace Moody. G A Hinkley of Hagi¢ Grove was run over and family at Sioux to visit his sister.
Local residents and visitors are listed with travels to Manchester Clinton and Freeport. Obituary notes Fr. W Bruechert dies after illness. survivors include wife and children. community moves and relocations follow.
Ackley residents welcome Harold Foster and family visiting the Tingen King and Wessel farms. Harold Foster, formerly Irene Greer, is joined by Milas Clara Heasman Storm Tatke and others. Barney McCauley travels from Rockwell passing Ackley en route home from Gary, Ind., after attending the funeral of James Treanor, a longtime area resident who died aged 75 after being struck by a car near the park. Treanor farmed west of Faulkner on the Pattee place.
Aug 27 notices from Dunkerton report VFW and UUU picnics at Bemea Park and a M.G. event. Perl Filmn and family toured from California to see relatives including C. F. Filmn and Clarence Brown. Berkley Hardware’s Waterson buys Jean Campbell estate stock and moves Sept 1. Hailey travels to Minnesota. Beilmer injured her foot. Paul Young rents Dell Dankerton house as Sulmer Miller completes home addition and plans move in within weeks.
A collection of village notices, visits, travels, and minor events across Frederieka Frederik Ta Aug 21. Highlights include births, guests, and helpers at local homes, school openings for Grace Lindfield and others, threshing crew celebrations, vehicle accidents near Reinbeck, and plans for an ice cream sociable at the Forfers farm to aid Pin Hook cemetery. Also reported are trips to Los Angeles, Des Moines, and Miami for family members, along with visits from relatives in various towns.
Marble Rock society column lists visitors and travelers: Mr and Mrs W Wilson of Cedar Rapids attend a Wilson family reunion. Mr and Mrs A H N Highmore visited family after a trip to Oklahoma. Mrs Hue formerly Maggie Carbloner visits from her new home. Jins Hill's son Willard TIM visits Jesup. Mrs Wil Broom and daughter Fern from Los Angeles visit Mrs Brown's sister in Marble Rock. Mr J Ackley and family host Brown relatives. Mr and Mrs Wilson Meyers and daughter Parcis travel to Strathotn Saskatchewan for land. Is here visiting sister Mrs Susan Lietell. Miss Genevieve Brallier returns from operation in Waterloo. Miss Thelen Maxson at Lake Geneva for a conference. Mrs Men Smith returns from Waterloo. Mrs Ball Ackles Wield visiting Texas. Miss Jennia Ewens new post office assistant. Tyan Jaxson to Bristow. William Curler from Des Moines to join wife and daughter here. they plan to return home tomorrow.
A string of short notices from Hudson and Mitchell describe visits by Dr and Mrs Gin Madigon to Mrs Po Shaffner, family travel to Minnesota and Wisconsin, surgery recoveries, hotel sale to Emil Lindke, and property changes including the West Mitchell Walter home purchase and the Cheney sisters’ purchase. Additional travel and vacation plans involve Mr and Mrs Widshuw McFarline, Lee Watters, and the Hall family.
Sumner In. August to West Union fair among residents including Ben Winks and family, while Durant returns from Seattle with school staff. Marion Stores buries son, and local families visit relatives. Frink Hatch undergoes operation and recovers. Reis Farrand, Floyd Harding travel Yellowstone. numerous trips and illnesses noted across multiple towns.
Shell Rock notes changes at Shell Teck and Rena Tieherds will teach next year, with Miss Neale and others continuing at Finch school. Riverside area locals report a three year tenure ending as Robert Lainville takes a Ford project in Waverly starting Mayday. Pine Valley church Sunday school class held a meeting with officers including Mrs Whadt Lee and Mrs Frank Tiunt. Miss Marvel Fishel to hospital training at Hampton after Saturday foot injury.
The community reads a notice about church services at the Presbyterian church in Littleton and a Sunday school session. It mentions a dinner event at Pteshy nm ehureh and references local families and residents attending the services.
The funeral of D W Nabholz, who died early Sunday in a涉及 accident, was held Tuesday at the Brandon Methodist Church conducted by Rev Trible. He was born December 22, 1889 on a farm near Brandon and married Ella Bender May 1, 1894, with six children. Survivors include his father Matthew Nabholz, sister Mrs AE Miller, brother Eimer Nabholz, sons Let, Ward, Clarence, daughters Alma Kizer and Ineztsehy. Several relatives visited Brandon after the service. other family members arrived from Estherville Davenport Mora and Santa Monica for condolences and gatherings.
Shell Rock Iowa social column notes visitors and relatives from area towns. Mrs George Young Mrs Harry Sinker Mr and Mrs Glenn Kecher and family Mrs Cisries Winkey and others visit kin in Wisconsin and Missouri. Mrs Lachavend district superintendent will preach at the MLEB churn. A daughter Pauline visits relatives and travels for a week.
A report from Urbana describes a minor railway mishap near Raymond where several residents, including Anna Philips and Veronica We, were mentioned among witnesses and relatives. The event prompted preparations and medical checks as families gathered, with local names appearing in the reunion and assistance at the scene.
Grun dy Center and area residents record a flurry of travel visits and home changes. George visiting relatives, J A Frerichs trading land for a Waterloo house, Nickersons visiting Indiana, and various families relocating or planning moves to Beale City Cedar Palace and other towns. Local births, care updates, and a farming family building plans noted alongside school and travel mentions.
Miss Agnes visits Fairbank family events include Mrs. Wb’s set party on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Whitehead announce a new girl born Aug. 21. Visitors include Mrs. Nellie King and Mrs. Louis Reamy plus children. Local ceremonies and prom associations are hinted with Rev. Mr. Sith’s role and family ties to Fayette.
Local brief lists a funeral in progress for a Miss Taudéenian and mentions residents and visitors in Aplington. The fragment notes social visits, family returns from travel, a mission connection, and a memorial event with Magriv S35 referenced in a public notice context.
In Dumont Iowa Henry Krieg and his daughters Geneva and Arrazeta returned from a short motor trip to Belle Plaine and other nearby points. Nearby residents Jacob Plaininger Clinton and Gorton also traveled, with others visiting relatives, church events, and local home improvements noted.
Community scraps record payments for butterfat and hay crops, visits by Des Moles and the Tarlows, and news on George and Mrs John Garaghty. A letter says John is in Rochester receiving treatment. Gust Meter advances a new school by September 21. Frost worry noted for Dunkerton bank with weekly movies continuing. Alva recently arrived in town.
Aug 26 notes from Gilbertville report Welbes visiting relatives at Heideewater South Dakota. Mike Weber went to Vorena North Dakota. Dallas Shares took a job at Rath Packing in Neosho. J M Delagardett sent four cans to Denver. Mr and Mrs Matt Akies visiting relatives in pod Minnesota.
Finchford officials met to discuss school matters with unclear notes. Names and places are partially legible, including Finchford and Washburn, with principal and superintendent roles referenced but details obscured.
Dike consolidated school will open Aug 31 with a list of teachers and staff including Ola Hildreth first grade Wincom Minn Ruth Stirling third grade Merle Hendry fourth Bertha Frederick sixth grade Mrs C A Morris seventh and eighth Hazel Miller music and history Genevieve Muller commercial and physical training Naomi Stubby home economics and history Mildred Jacobsen English and Latin H Grime principal and manual training Typewriting to be taught in the high school This week sees a series of travels and local events connected with residents and families in the area.
Readlyn IA Aug 25. Mrs Jerry Johnson of Deer Creek Minn visits sister Mrs Beanula Tiedt and relatives. Readlyn Juniors beat Waverly Giants 5 to 9 at the local diamond Sunday. Bruns and Mrs Bodeker and son planned a trip to Athens Wisconsin to visit Rev Piehler. A large birthday gathering honored Fred Tiedt. Lawler and Meadiva game in Lawler Sunday ended Readlyn 1 to 9. William Hagenow marked his birthday with relatives.
GRESHAM IA August 25 Mrs Fay Daniels and Viole Shanewise entertained the junior and primary Sunday school classes at the hostesses home Wednesday afternoon Games and contests formed the entertainment with refreshments served Bennington school No 1 is being relile to repair WW MS attended the convention at Beane Falls Harold Herman with Tet Jensen and Donald Helmer Dunkerton left Saturday night for a tour through Afin nescu Klinger creamery pair for the month of July 49 cents for butterfat J B Albright suffers hay fever
Members of the U P church and families held an all day outing along the Wapsie east of Dunkerton with 61 present. Fred Turner of Brandon assisted his brother H G Turner this week. Mrs Roy Cummings visited relatives in Illinois. J Y Conrad sold potatoes in Watemloo Tuesday.
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