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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1928

Page

4

Primary 113 Re routed From Hopkinton to Delhi Iowa Route Upgrade

The Iowa state highway commission announces Primary No. 113 will be rerouted to connect with No. 20 near Delhi. Plans include an overhead crossing over the Illinois Central tracks and a 76 000 cubic yard earth excavation with 3 000 yards of rock. Work on paving No. 20 proceeds toward completion across Delaware county with traffic detours via Earlville.

Courier Special Secutey Manchester Hope Sinton Delhi State Highway Commission W. W. Winslow Final Wilson A. J ©. Billings Delhi Township Fred Pettson Delaware Church Fekoolhouke Delaware Stock Yards Delaware Fillers Fred Yeldom Dlinois Central Lars Hokangon Gustav March Delaware Four Corners Milwaukkee William J. Claus Barlville Delaware County Earlville Delaware Corners

Former Vinton School Staff Members Marry Two Couples

Miss Lucile Allen of Rudd wed Seymour D. Vestermearck, a medical student at the State University, with both having ties to Vinton. The couple will live in Iowa City as he continues his medical studies. Also, Miss Abie Lybbert wed Bonair Hite at home in the city, with Hite the son of local residents and a Young undertaking employee. They plan a brief leave before hosting friends. Mrs Butterfield's nephew, son of Charles Brown, died in South Dakota. she travels to attend the funeral.

Courier Vinton Lucile Allen Af Rudd Seymour D. Vestermearck State University Teachers College Towa City Rudd Hite-Lybbert Missabel Lybbert Bonair Fey Hite Oride Hite State Teachers College South Dakota Charles Brown

Finish Surfacing of Elkader Road

Contractors paving the Elkader road from West Union to the Clayton county line expect to complete the job today. Crushed rock was applied. Attendees at the Dwyer family reunion in Oelwein include Mr. and Mrs. Donald Dwyer of Chicago. Also noted are travels of Dr. B. R. Keig and BH. P. Hancock with A. J. Guerney on a northern Minnesota excursion. A dog killed a tame squirrel at courthouse square after being fed by H. A. Schaefer.

Kourier Suchial Service West Union Clayton County Elkader Road Donald Dwyer Chicago Dwyer Oelwein B. R. Keig. Das Moin Fone Harey Heig BH. P. Hancock A. J. Guerney Minnesota Courthouse Square H. A. Schaefer Ob ! Gecome Plains Eare

Denver Mission Society Meeting and Local Birthdays

The Denver Mission Society plans a September 5 gathering hosted by Mrs John Mun Wilard Prest Hi. Clarewen Treiman celebrated a birthday on Sunday with a surprise party during the anniversary of Wick Hem. A large number of relatives attended the event at Frioyne Slant. Mr Prestein on Guy has been ill with infection. Arthur Hoidiman ill from Mond poisoning at Alles Meninria hospital. Millard Bape substitutes on the Jusal mail route.

pCaurice Spee Ber Denver John Mun Wilard Clarewen Treiman Wick Hem Fionrye Heme Ely Prestein Guy Gupkerieh Arthur Hoidiman Alles Meninria Watereeo Millard Bape Jusal Mall

Burglars Make Coffee During Nashua Break In

In Nashua Indiana burglars who entered the residence of C. S. Darrow superintendent of schools during a prior visit took about 1 and made coffee before the family returned from a local trip. No one was harmed and the incident is being investigated.

Nashua C. S. Darrow Anong

Orange TWP Gin Weds at Duluth

Miss Florence King daughter of A A King of Orange township and Lyle Sell of Waterloo were married at Duluth Minnesota on August 28 They are now on a timing trip in Canada Merle Hough birthday anniversary observed at a dinner party hosted by Mrs Lough The Orange township consolidated school opened with B F Caxon as superintendent and agriculture teacher Several faculty members listed including M H Koch coach physics Mary Saylor music and others Former residents visit and travel plans noted Various local residents and families mentioned with travel and hospital updates Schoolmates reunions attendees and upcoming events also referenced

Sta Zazel Fane Prinklea M. H. Koch Mary Saytor Margaret Ellis Liste Innes Miss Gissell Faye Goodwin Merle Grey Beulah Fuckinger Aliee California Eunice Getty Janesville W. S. Brown Orange High School Levi Minnich Greenville I. M. Forney Minhich Forney Magete Saylor Akron Frank Pees Guy Ned Mave Reusion Bernie Johnson Oklahoma Alcie Reed Kansas N.B. Hersh Waterloo S. M. Harbaugh Ogle County Illinois Belen Sanderson Presbyterian Hospital Lester Parris Kansas City Dayton Kleppinger Gerald Kleppinger Brown Noah Ellen Ruth Fike Maxwell Elmer Hunebaugh Lanark Byrnes Wararloa

Grundy Farmer Dies Suddenly On Lawn Of Farm

Louis F. Rathman, birth 1873, Grundy county farmer, died suddenly while mowing his farm lawn five and a half miles southwest of Grundy Center. He had shown no serious illness the day before and was later found by context. Survived by widow Lara and daughter plus son George who was at the state fair. Married Feb 28 1900 to Louise E Popp Hudson.

Hucson Louis F. Rathman Here George Lara Mr. Rathman Cooke County Illinois Grant Township Grundy County Louise E. Popp. Hudson

Former resident of Independence dies

Mrs Anna Palmer Burgess, formerly of Independence, Ia., died Apr 29 in New Haven Conn after a long residence there. She leaves a husband, two daughters, a sister, two brothers, and a baby granddaughter Gee Aug. The Palmers ran a local packing plant later taken over by Independence Produce Co. Also noted: Albert Campagna and family back from vacation, pastor Rev Campagna mentioned.

Lourier Suqrias Seerter Inndependence Anna Palmer Burgess Dauchie Gee New Haven Conn Gracy Potein Sittr Suapotee the Palmers Palmer Esx Tniependence Deeph Campagna Iseprictor Albert Lea Roun i Chitage Garapagna FL J. Campagna Rey A. H. Zeilinger Immanuel Lutheran _ebarrh Towan Texas Osage Eda Basford Bonar Sauves Bert Bonar Minneapolis

Washington Township School District Drills Water Well

Washington Twp School District plans a well drill to supply drinking water for the school. Work noted on Aug. 29 with some delays due to storms. Grain and other supplies can be addressed within two days once weather permits at the south side of the school building in district No.

Cedar Falls man dies in Des Moines hospital at 60

Charles W. Keefer, 60, of Cedar Falls, died after emergency operation at a Des Moines hospital following illness while traveling in southeastern Iowa for the J. I. Case company. Funeral was in Marshalltown with burial in Vienna township. Survived by widow, two daughters Mrs Edmund Burke and Mrs Lelia West, and son Myron.

Cedar Falls Charles W. Keefer Cedar Fall Des Moines Iowa J. I. Case Company Marshalltown Vienna Township Marshall County Edmund Burke Sioux City Lelia West Myron Allen Reed Oxford University LeClaire Eells Harvard Hope Follie Columbia Frederick Merner Ann Arbor Mich Robert Wyth Chicago Universit

Hudson Music Pupils to Stage Recital at Brethren Church

Music pupils of Miss Marvena Sweitzer will present a recital at the Brethren church Thursday evening August 30. A reunion picnic at Eldora drew delegates from Hudson and nearby towns, with 75 attending from Waterloo Mason City Rowan and Hudson. A storm dispersed the basket dinner and a Sergeant family reunion honored Georges Serjeane island visitors. The funeral of Mrs A S Burnell of Milwaukee was attended by Dr and Mrs B E McMillan, with cremation and transport to Marshalltown for burial.

Wiliams Robert E. Williams Waterloo First Methodist Episcopal Church W. G. Rowley Royal Neighbors Greenwood Marvena Sweitzer Brethren Church Eldora Cain State Park Fidera W. DB. Strayer B. Strayer T. Strax George “Jonnsom del Isingmer J. Strayer Ranee Sherratt Willi Crownover L. A. Wassam Hudson Gherles Strayer Ocheytian Chern Sue Toning Mason Cay Rowan and Hudson Island Park Georges Serie McMillan A. S. Burnell Milwaukee Wes Pritay Marshalltown

Bristow couple marks silver anniversary at Phonic

A Bristow couple celebrated their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary at a dinner Sunday. They were presented with silver gifts. Attendees included Mrs. E. H. Barhhgr Kay Claire others from Bristow Waterloo and Osage. A nephew accompanied Warren Canvradt to a Perkins clinic in Iowa City for treatment of a fever affecting a female patient.

Bristow Phonic E. H. Barhhgr Kay Claire Angatt J. F. Wilder and Son Ray Narcott Morris Reboris Waterloo Bo ED Wilder George Wilder Glen Crawford Idloyd Neal Aikson Freel Wilder Clayton Boylan Mhosiipal Osage Awe Bora Havel Runge Warren Canvradt Perkins Dastune Iowa City

Dewey McCaffree Reunion Held at Shell Rock

The Dewey and McCaffree families held a reunion at the Leo G. Dewey home in Shell Rock on Sunday with about 60 attendees. Guests came from De Soto Missouri Greensboro South Carolina Chicago Illinois Adair Iowa Janesville Cedar Falls Waverly Bristow Aredale Clarksville and other nearby towns, including members of the J W McCaltree and Ruben McDowell families.

UWL Meet to Open at Congregational Church Orchard IA

Annual Mitchell County WCT meeting opens with Speaker Jeanette Mann of Boston heading a program at the Congregational Church. Three sessions start 10 a.m. A picnic lunch precedes the afternoon program. School resumes Sept 3 with L A Butters returning as Superintendent and math and civics instructor. teaching staff named for grades 1-8.

Courier Orchard Mitchell County W. GT. U Congregational Church Jeanette Mann Boston Mass Union L. A. Butters Paul Tiddle Alpha Biss Ruth Kirkpatrick York Neb Hattie Colby Osage

Waverly parish first communion class numbers 15

Fifteen boys and girls will be first communicants at St. Mary's Catholic church Sunday morning in Waverly Ta. August 29. Women of the auxiliary will serve breakfast in the church parlors. Other local notes include a Homemakers class party, a Rebekah lodge shower for Miss Genevieve Lynes and Delbert Shepard, and births and health updates.

Courier Special Servier Waverly St. Mary's Catholic Church Auxiliary M. E. Church Howard Kelly Rebekah Genevieve Lynes Delbert Shepard D. H. Murphy Des Moines Bayard and Coon Rapids Rudolph Boahsgen

New Business and Family Located at La Porte City

Herbert Ortheimer of Waterloo rents garage space from the H and M Ga for car sales repairs and accessories near the bridge. The H and M Co will keep the old station operating. Ortheimer moves his family to Haberichter residence on Bishon avenue this week. Canning plant work begins on sweet corn for Iowa Canning Company. high water and bad roads hinder shipping corn across the river to Wuog F and XN Poultcy to New York Otis Cer travels with a carload of poultry to New Produce Company.

la Porteity Herbert Ortheimer Waterloo Olf Ortheimer Haberichter Bishon Avenue Iowa Canning Company Poultcy New York Otis Cera Poultry Use Produce Company

Ketterman Relatives Convene at Dysart

A Dysart gathering brought extended Ketterman family members together near Urbana. Attendees included Dean Rapids, Conker Paint and others, with notable absences and visits disclosed. Elvin Dunbar traveled from Milwaukee after visiting his sister and brother in Center Paint, while Thermopolis resident, and a Diabetes treatment researcher, Dr. O R Wwetham, attended events noted at Iowa State Teachers College.

Manesen Urbana Annuel Prinion Baitenuan Famiis Mlace Bunday Dean Rapids Conker Paint Vielon Milwaukee Ore Sadie Bever Allan

Charles City court term opens September 4 with 85 cases

Eighty five new cases are set for the September term of court in Charles City, opening Tuesday, Sept. 4, with Judge M. F. Edwards of Parkersburg presiding. The trial jury is to appear the second week.

Courier &Pecial Service Charles City M. F. Edwards Parkersburg American Dental Association Minneapolis A. L. Miller

Benson Picnic Moves to Riverview Park on Monday

Benson Co-Operative creamery annual picnic is moved from Cedar Valley Fair grounds to Riverview park due to floods on Dry Run creek. High water washed away a bridge, making the grounds unreachable. Frank Murphy of Wheaton Minnesota, noted farm leader, will speak after his Kansas City Republican convention prominence.

Benson Riverview Park Courier Cedar Falls Benson Co-Operative Creamery Cedar Valley Fair Grounds Dry Run Creek Frank Murphy Wheaton Minn Kansas City

Funeral set for Mrs. J. A. Gagley in Colwell Thursday

Aug. 20 report notes Mrs. J. A. Gagley, 70, died Sunday at her daughter Mrs. F. S. Chapin’s Colwell home. Funeral at Congregational church Thursday at 1:30 p.m. Burial in Greenwood Cemetery, Nashua.

Charles City J. A. Gagley F. 5. Chapin Colwell Congregational Church Greenwood Cemetery Nashua Cagley

Quasqueton School To Open Monday In August

Quasqueton Ta August 20 The Pongolidated school here will open Monday Sent 3 2 W Hilmer is Superintendent and Miss Dorothy principal with staff including Jon Kissinger Miss Norma Honette home Miss Lorena Marlin seventh and eighth Miss Josephine McGinnis fifth and sixth Miss Maude Polk third and fourth Miss Ise McGinnis first and second

Maurier Quasqurion W. Hilmer Dorothy Jon Kissinger Norma Honette Lorena Marlin Josephine McGinnis Maude Polk Ise McGinnis

Jessen Family Ras Reunion At Dysart

Jessen family reunion held at Dysart City Park on Sunday drew attendees from Waterloo and Independence. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Ocherts with son, Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Oech levis and a son, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hind from Reinbeck, and the Jessen family from Olndbrodky area.

Jessen Dysart Iftnyrter Dessent City L. E. Ochlerts Irvin Oechlevis Waterloo Russell Hind Independance Reinbeck Merman Jessen Olndbrodky Ae

Trio of Youthful Homebrew Drunks Jailed for Night

Des Moines youths Howard Fleck and Pred Treon, both 16, Fairfield, and Robert Smith, 15, Des Moines, were jailed after neighbors complained of a homebrew and wine drunkenness. Deputies found a tapped beer keg and wine bottles in a Smith residence cellar. No charges were filed and Sheriff Findley planned to release them later today.

Des Moines U.P Howard Fleck Pred Treon Fairfield Robert Smith Smith Fleck Treon Findley

Kansas City Firm To Open Office In Oelwein Soon

A Kansas City real estate firm, the Iowa Exchange, has leased space in the Hintz block in Oelwein. B. Schaum will move from the Jaranson block to act as local manager. Joe Thomas is booked for two boxing matches in September, one in Chicago and one in Lacrosse, Wisconsin. Funeral services for George Shelson are planned at the Baptist church with interment at Oran cemetery. The Grimwood home was robbed of small change, and F. S. Greathead and family plan a Septem ber drive to Los Angeles, with James Tyler joining for northeastern Iowa fairs with his ice cream concession.

Bob Wachtell George Shelson The Baptist Cal James Tyler Iowa

Ames Social League Secretary Resigns

Miss Vail resigns from Ames Social League and Social Service League in Story county effective Sept. 6 due to illness. Edith Augustine, previously of Erie Pa, will take over as secretary and Mrs Vail’s former assistant for six months. In Aus 29.

Kin of Plane Crash Victims In Wadena Travel To Milwaukee

Kin of the Wadena plane crash victims travel to Milwaukee with relatives. Otto Wirth Sr and Mrs. Walters, both in Milwaukee, accompany their kin. Dr. Rudy Minger of South Dakota visits his parents before returning home from the dentist convention in Minneapolis. Guests include Mr and Mrs Charles Gray Montana, formerly of Wadena, and the W F Moore family and Glark Corbin with Mr Hawn in Wisconsin for a week’s camp.

Courier Special Service Wadena Otto Wirth Milwaukee Merle Walters Rudy Minger South Dakota Ali John Minger Minger Dentists Minneapolis Charles Gray Montana W. F. Moore Glark Corbin Hawnare Wisconsin

Early Day Cemetery at Nashua Improved

An association near Nashua Iowa reports extensive work at Riverton cemetery four miles north on the paved highway. A fence and guardhouse were built and grounds moved. The cemetery, one of Floyd County’s first, is led by president Mrs Clara Buheistey and secretary Mrs Ruth Ponte.

Govrier Speeial Service Nashua Riverton Cemetery Fhru G. A Charles City Floyd County Clara Buheistey Ruth Ponte

Birthday Dinner for Mrs Holmes on eighty sixth birthday

In Osage on August 2 a special birthday dinner honored Mrs Hattie Holmes. Mrs W M Mark and daughters Kate and Mamie hosted the surprise dinner for the guest of honor.

Osage W. M. Mark Isses Kate Mamie Teri Hattie Holmes

Father Will Sue For 20000 In Van Sickle Death

Petitions filed in Charles City Iowa seek appointment of administrator for William Schmidt estate as part of a $20000 damages claim in the Van Sickle farm killing case. Leland Van Sickle 24, an employee on the Schmidt farm, was killed and Schmidt shot himself in an unexplained tragedy. The affair occurred in Scott Township near Marble Rock. Schmidt is named in the action and his relatives aided the investigation. No probate action yet initiated.

Courier Special Service Charles City Petitson William Schmidt Leland van Sickle Himeslf Jens Grothe van Sickie Charles van Gickle Schmidt Berlits Theodore Schmidt Schmidts Seoltownship Marble Rock van Sickle Erskine Minn

Honor Californian at Stanley Party

Mrs. Mary Reed Streeter of California was honored at a Stanley party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. James Rathbun. Relatives attended including the Bird families of Alle rora and Oelwein, plus Mr. and Mrs. Voyle Kevy and Mrs. 9. S. Read and family, with other guests from Maynard and Oelwein.

Gourist Special Services Stanley Mary Reed Streeter California James Rathbun Rathbun Clark Bird Walter Bird Carl Bird John Meyers Allerora Andrew Bird Oelwein Jerry Bird Voyle Kevy 9. S. Read George Warneke Maynard

Quasqueton Plans To Organize Legion Auxiliary

Quasqueton Ang. 29. Organization of an auxiliary to the local American Legion post will be held soon. Mothers daughters and sisters of World War veterans are eligible for membership. Cedar Falls Aug special Miss Emma Curtis fractured a left wrist in a fall at Woodward Ill while visiting en route to Rio Vista Texas where she will teach.

American Legion Cedar Falls Emma GC Curtis Woodward Rio Vista Tex

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