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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1927

Page

7

1927 Iowa field crops worth record level with 532 million

Des Moines reports total value of Town field crops at 532,620,000 in 1927, a high since 1920 and second only to 1924, with corn around 400,000,000 bushels. The report notes higher prices, drought effects east and west of Des Moines, and predicts overall 1927 agricultural income may not exceed 1926 due to hog market declines.

Des Moines Charles D. Reed Reed Mississippi River Ilineis Anid Reed Nebraska Illinois

Safety Lodge Officers Elected at Jesup Knights of Pythias

Safety Lodge at Jesup elected officers including Earl Fisher as chancellor commander and Bart Ganiere as vice commander. A rabbit dinner is planned for Dec 20. Other local items note stock sale postponement, Ladies Aid at Baptist church, and social club meetings. Marjorie Place joins Cornell College Oratorio Society performing Handel.

Autheny Special Spices Jesup Omcers For Safety Lodge Knights of Pythias Earl Fisher Bart Ganiere Vine Stoddard A. Hanson W. Leo Him A. B. Laird A. Jensen W. W. Blaster H. ©. Sherman Earl Haskins J.C. Robinson James McSperren Ladies’ Aid Society the Baptist Church King's Heralds M. E. Church James Zahn EB. O. F. Club M. A. Elalman Robert W. Houck B. B. Bunnell Miles W. Brown Leonard Brown Ralph Laird Lucie Durham Alma Boyer Florence Brown

Samuel E Way Funeral at Manchester Iowa

Samuel E Way 70 a Delaware county resident died at his home in Manchester. Funeral services will be Friday at 2 pm at the Congregational church with Rev J P Moore officiating, burial at Greeley under I O O F auspices. Survived by widow seven children ten grandchildren and several siblings. Born February 18 1857 on a farm near Colesburg.

Greeley Way Mr. Way Colesburg Dixson Bert Schultz Edgewood Ross Waterloo Harry New York City John Sidney Mont John Hermann West of the City Edwin Vleraw Manchester Warne Sells New Hartford Charles Redfield S. D Nathan Anita R. M War

Spring Creek Farm Bureau Supper Friday in La Porte City

The Spring Creek farm bureau will hold an oyster supper Friday evening at 6:30 at the home of Mrs Mytle Craft. Each family should bring milk china and silver. A social evening will follow the supper.

Sperial Sevice la Porte City Spring Creek Farm Bureau Myttle Craft Lotus Club C. A. Hayzlett George Klock Nog

Wisconsin Auto Streetcar Crash Kills Man

Theron Tracy, 29, son of Mr and Mrs Fred S Tracy, died at Madison Wis after his car struck a streetcar two days earlier. He was taken to hospital but did not recover.

Manchester Theron Tracy Fred S. Tracy Madison Wis Essex Fedlan

Women and Girls of Orange Honor Annual Party

Annual mother-daughter gathering held at the school house with a program and social time. Miss Acth Tracey of Waterloo spoke as secretary of the W C A Girl Reserve Work. About 100 attendees enjoyed songs by a quartet, readings, pantomime, and a play performed by local women, with refreshments served by a host committee.

Orange Township Dre Acth Tracey Waterloo R. B. Smith Russell Kline Wilson Fleming Frances Saylor Marion Bechtelheimer Vera Fikr Belva Fleming Juanite Myers Floyd Kough Ruth Hamer Merle Moser Gladys Moberly Ruth Vera Fleming Emmabelh Smith Ruth Homan

Grundy Family Plans Move to Alabama and Local Notes

Grundy Center area notices report the Grundy family moving to Alabama where land was purchased years ago. George Suchusen and family relocating near Buck Grove. Mr and Mrs Eba Maas are parents of a new daughter born last week to Mr and Mrs Lloyd Balssman. Also noted: a World Wide milk show at the Fyrgsi Diehk tone for Mrs Horace Brown, rising road-horse prices, Dick Muller buys a team for 230 dollars, Ralph Heers captures a badger with pelt valued at 75 dollars. A house planned north of Wallan, vacancy in Valland public school, Aries Bud Pester resigns, S Heerkes hospitalized in Iowa City. Knights of Pythias election held in Manchester Iowa with 1928 officers named.

Horace Brown Dick Muller W. Smiley Ralph Heers Derlers Daenh Merster Wallan Valland Aries Bud Pester Heerkes Iowa City

Masonic Group and Lutherans Elect Officers

Royal Arch Masons and Brotherhood of St Johns church held annual meetings with officer elections. Cedar Falls leaders include L Shearer high priest Earl Eller king George C Robinson scribe and W W Johnson treasurer. A Cedar Falls National Bank president James G Miller died in Chicago from injuries after a slugging robbery. funeral arrangements pending coroner inquiry. Leona Stein and Gale S Heskett wed in Grundy Center. they will reside in Cedar Falls. Community notices mention Christmas parties, library additions, and upcoming church events.

Cedar Falls Royal Arch Masony Brotherhood of St Brotherhood H. W. Siefkes Henry Miller John Thies Olaf Jenson Harry Petersen James G. Miller Frank Miller Cedar Falls National Bank Chicago Aller Cedar Falls Leona Stein Mary Stein Gale S. Heskett Winslow Grundy Center Clay Street Cemrade First Baptist Church

Rebekahs Elect 1928 Staff and Church Bazaar Profits

Brandon Rebekahs elect officers for the coming year with R. Ho Meath as vice grand, Mrs Albert as secretary, and Mrs Ang as treasurer. The Ladies Aid of the Christian Church reports a $234.50 bazaar profit from bazar dinner supper and the play How the Badies Earned Their Dollars. Also notes the Odd Fellows Rebekahs homecoming at I. O. O. F. hall on December 28. Missing girl Marie Letts found with uncle in Dubuque.

Mereyeey Brandon Rebekah Mra. Reber Hart Noble Prand R. Ho Meath Albert Ang Tre Bazar The Christian Church Neb Ley Odd Fellows Rebekahs O. F

Demented Youth Found at Oelwein Returned to Family

Oelwein Iowa December 14 Walter Bersger believed to resemble Erdman Olson was taken to the county home for observation then returned to his Bowling home a brother said he wandered in a mental daze and may be placed in an institution for protection Election Newly elected Royal Neighbors officers include Nora McGee Oracle Ethel Bray vice oracle and Pearl King past oracle plus officers and officers of the order including Drs Smith Kennedy and F P Leehey physicians and members such as Gertrude Potts Edith Young Minnie Briggs and Margaret Ladd Recover from Pneumonia Charles and Mrs Ridler convalescent Move to Council Bluffs Harry Evans to move to Council Bluffs Married in Florida James Doty wed Palm Beach Fla bride Miss Gresdan Wood

Oelwein Walter Bersger Erdman Sanford Olson Boyington Royal Neighbors of America Nora McGee Oracle Ethel Bray Pearl King P. A. Mun Ber Sallie Conkey Moe Smith Bertha Clark Lacey Conkey Inner Sentinel Kittle Kern Smith Kennedy F. P. Leehey Gertrude Potts Gelma Bell Edith Young Minnie Briggs Alice Hanson Margaret Ladd Mary Armitage Jennie Martin Charles Ridler Council Bluffs Harry Evans Florida James Doty Palm Beach Fla Gresdan Wood

Cantata Will Be Sung at Vesper at Upper Town

The University chorus of Upper Iowa university will present The Christ Child cantata in the Methoodist church Fayette at 4 pm Sunday Dec 18 under Miss Leslie Wentzel. The 49 voice choir will feature soloists Owen Anderson Honorine Otley Sidney Ainsworth Phyllis Pangborn Ruth Watson La Fonda Shaffer Marguerite Peterson P H Lotz K J Lyons Helen Kelly Theron Ashby Bertha Shipton Gladys Sates Naomi Smith Ruth Coox Mildred Grannis Pauline Haas and others.

Courier Fayette University Chorus Upper Iowa University Leslie Wentzel U. TI. U B. Hawley Oelwein Bertha Shipton Clermont Gladys Sates Lamont Naomi Smith Ruet Coox Mildred Grannis Pauline Haas Bethany W. C. van Ness Mercin McNee

Shed Replaces Barn Burned on Farm in Barclay Township

Barclay Township December 14 a new shed was built on the Andrew Ortner farm to replace a barn destroyed by a fire a month ago Leo Donovan is the tenant. A daughter of Joe Neubel of South Drviata visited and accompanied her uncle Thed to Le Mars for a stay There is a foot infection from stepping on a nail Mrs Orville Schmitt was hurt in the foot. Agnes Schmitt visited her sister Mrs Arthur at Decorah Two cream haulers on Raymond Demmal’s route missed by only two patrons during recent storms.

Courier Barclay Township Andrew Ortner Leo Donovan Joe Neubel South Drviata Thed Mars Orville Schmitt Agnes Schmitt Arthur Decorah Raymond Demmal Jesup

Horton Merchant Recovers From Injuries After Fall

Horton Ia December report shows F R Boyd of Horton Mercantile recovering from injuries sustained ten days earlier in a fall and tending steps at home. His wife Mrs Boyd injured an arm in a separate fall. Mrs W A Groyt slowly recovers from arm injuries from a fall about two weeks prior. Funeral held in Waverly for Sylvester Jackson who died at FP Bartlett home December 10. Burial in Plainfield Cemetery.

Aftier Horton FP. Bartlett Waverly Plainfiete

Osage Girl and Wisconsin Man Wed in Mason City

Mr and Mrs W E Samuelson received word that their daughter Miss Bernice Berline who left Osage with Leonard Baldwin of Barron Wisconsin was married that Tuesday in Mason City. The couple has since visited at Charles Barb's home in Granger and plan to spend winter in the south then return in spring. Baldwin is a grandson of Mrs A P Underwood of Orchard.

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Readlyn Celebrates Birthdays of Three Residents

Birthday anniversaries for C F Bruns Lain Ted and Fred Wittenberg were observed during the week with celebrations on Wednesday and Sunday. Mrs John Meier traveled to Wanderly to contest Mrs H F Guhring in a cafe purchase. Dora Eickelberg has returned home after hospital treatment near Klin ger. Far1 Judaa injured his arm in a recent car braking incident.

C.F. Bruns Ted Fred Wittenberg John Meier Waverly H. F. Guhring Anna Baumhoefner Dora Eickelberg Ed Hesse Klinger

Thimblebee club marks 25 years of Denver service

Denver’s social and club community The Thimblebee club closes its first quarter century. Organized December 11 1902 by women seeking broader social life it built civic projects and school equipment. Banquet marked the anniversary with 110 guests including charter members and local dignitaries.

Mourier Sperial Service Denver Clvb Thimblebee Club G. J. Bermett Bennett Rose Kleindienst Waterloo Henry Griese Readlyn G. L. Riedesel Kurtt Meyer Tripoli High School Frederika

Hold Services for Mrs. Geo. Robinson at Marble Rock

The funeral for Mrs. George Robinson was held at the Marble Rock Christian church with burial at Great Lake cemetery. She died Monday at her daughter’s home after months of illness, in her sixty third year, leaving daughters Velma Ames Marble Rock and Mia Marjory Carr Dows and a son Eugene Clear Lake.

Courier Marble Rock Der George Robinson Christian Church Gleat Lake Robinson Clyde Lines Oracle Genevieve Paulus Mema Sherf Eva Asner Emma Ackley Inner Sentinel Mattie Lake Outo Sentinel Kate Hillman

Gospel Team to Hold Services in Hazleton Church

A Hazleton gospel team will conduct services at the Methodist church Sunday evening at 7 30. The report mentions other local notes including a marriage on December 8 at the County Attorney’s home, attendants, and plans to reside on a farm southeast of town.

Hazleton Church Pommeice Spup Gee Hazleton Ts. Dee Oélwein M. E. Churity Hazel MacGramer George Dankle Smith Bya Lutheran Kunkie Florin Rice Here G. J. Heiserman Parece Barton Mr. Heiserman Roscoe Short K.P. Hall Lyman Judd Trense Urer Fanny Feterson

Death of Missionary Rev John T Proctor Reported

The wife of a Baptist church pastor learned by cable from the Associated Press of the death of Rev John T Proctor secretary of the East China mission of the American Baptist Foreign Mission Society in Shanghai China. Relatives received the news from newspapers before the cable reached them.

Riviera Theatre opens in busy Waterloo rush before 1927

A bustling scene surrounds the Riviera theatre as workers race to complete interiors. Plasterers, scaffolders, and decorators fill the lobbies while chairs arrive and the stage floor is laid. Officials promise an opening before the year ends, though no date is fixed amid mounting Christmas hurry.

Waterloo Riviera Theatre A. H. Blank H. D. Grove A. H Altho Riviera The

Coyier on Trial at Charles City for Rockford Theft

Charles City Ia Dec 14 Sheriff P A Saddier went to Anamosa to bring back Cleophus Crawford serving a sentence there and wanted as a witness in Lloyd Coyier breaking and entering the Car rolls hardware store Rockford weeks ago Wisconsin deputies Essex and Wallace witnessed Conier rial Burned by Radiator Explosion Verne Fullcher burned in car radiator explosion while smoking a cigarette Closed Bank Dividend A 1% dividend mailed to depositors of Farmers Trust and Savings bank with total payment 60 percent Women's Relief Corps officers elected at last meeting with Harriet Huckins president and others sl: continues with names and offices

Courier Special Service Charles City P. A. Saddier Anamosa Cleophus Crawford Lloyd Coyier Carrolls Hardware Rockford Larson Viroqua Wis Essex Wallace Wisconsin Verne Fullcher Farmer's Trust 4 Savings Bank J. M. Slosson Northwood Examiner Eo Women's Relief Corps Woman's Relief Corps Harriet Huckins Dora Smith Bertha Hall Josephine Krumm Cora Sanderson Melissa Henry Cedar Rapids Elizabeth Stewart Cresco Alida Herrling

Literary Clubs of St Ansgar Convene

Progress and Study clubs met in St Ansgar with Mrs Florence Halvorson leading the program. Fannie Mueller spoke on child labor, Imia Goldberg on modern education, Irene Groth on motion pictures in education, and Halvorson taught parliamentary law. A Christmas program followed with Mrs R Moore and daughters singing carols and Miss Mary Benson reviewing Dickens Christmas Carol. In Osage a separate note reports the death of Emma Blaker 75 in St Paul and funeral plans set for 10:30 Thursday. her half brother Bruce Tucker, buried here last week, died at her bedside.

Courier St. Ansgar Florence Halvorson Fannie Mueller Imia Goldberg Irene Groth Halvorson GC. H. Brogmus R. Moore Mary Benson H. A. Groth Osage. Sa Wee Emma Blaker St. Paul Bruce Tucker

Slemmons Declines Run for State Senate in 1928 Announces Decision

Independence Iowa December 14 George F P Slemmons state senator from the Buchanan Delaware district says he does not choose to run for state senator in 1928 and will not seek another office unless drafted Ren C G Cole of Greeley is named as candidate to succeed Slemmons In another item James Pulley a negro of 143 Barclay street north was arrested yesterday afternoon by police on a statutory charge

Slemmons Independence George FP. Slemmons Buchanan-Delaware Umnness Ren. C. G. Cole Greeley James Pulley Barclay Street North

Funeral for Former Independence Resident Kate Hathaway

The funeral for Mrs. Kate Hathaway, who died in Minneapolis Saturday, was held from Heege mortuary Tuesday. Burial followed in Oak Grove cemetery. Hathaway was an early Independence resident who later lived with her daughter, Mrs. Ben Benton. Her husband, Joan Hathaway, descended from Buchanan county’s first settlers. She had recently fallen at home, and her last local visit was two years ago when sister Miss Leah Smyser died from burns.

Courier Independence Kate Hathaway Minneapolis Heege Oak Grove Thisity Leah Smyser

Start Two North Piers on Bridge Near Aplington

In Aplington Iowa on December 14 the Olson Construction company completed two piers on the south side of the creek for the bridge project and moved equipment to the north side. A small sum was taken from the cash register at Arend Breyers Drug store during a Sunday night burglary. Dreyer's furniture store was entered but nothing was stolen.

Courier Aplington Olson Construction Company Arend Breyers Drug Store Dreyer’s

Dike O F Lodge Elects Officers for New Term

Grant lodge I O F at Dike names officers for the new term led by A Wood noble grand and A E Froning vice grand Louis Jensen secretary B Tobias treasurer and two trustees. Grant Rebekah lodge also names officers Anna Theusen noble grand Esther Stage vice grand Maud Tobias secretary Susie Bromley treasurer. Women’s Home Missionary society meets Friday at T J Theusen home.

Dike Harry Theusen South Fairfield Farm Bureau Grant Rebekah Lodge Fal Anna ‘Theusen Esther Stage Maud Tobias Susie Bromley Ladies’ Aid Society M. E Church GC. L. Molis Adah Henningsen Order of Easter Star

Cedar Falls Boy Fractures Wrist While Coasting

A six year old son of W F Sis sell suffered a severe fracture of his right wrist last evening when his sled struck a stump while coasting into a vacant lot. He received attention and is reported doing well at home today. Funeral services for Mrs William H Groskey, 77, were held at her West Manchester home Monday after an illness.

Manchester Dee William H. Groskey

Funeral Rites for Gustav Jesse Held in Littleton

Gustav Jesse who died Monday had funeral services at the Presbyterian church in Littleton Ia. He was a longtime resident and Lutheran member Surviving are two sons Hugo in Littleton and Ira in Chester Ia a brother August of Sumner His wife and one son predeceased him Also noted is a union program for Sunday schools and brief personal mentions of Mrs Mary Lowery Rowley and Harry Baldwin returning home after fall work near Vinton

Carnegie-Dayton Cedar Falls Jesse Refshauge J. Imlay California Willian Jensen Frank- UN Street Glendale Cong Cirely ‘Mares Women's Association First Congregational Church Brotherhood Aldy Society of Zion Evangelical Church Kane Thomas Y. Kayne Dahl Chapel Fairview J. D. Winding Calvary Baptist Church Tod Harlan Shelby County Courier Littleton Gustav Jesse Jesse Lutheran Fellowship Hugo Ira Chester August Sumner Mary Lowery Rowley Will Brewer Harry Baldwin Charles Baldwin Vinton

Thoxine Relief For Sore Throat Marketed By Robert Drug Co

A physician's prescription Thoxine is advertised as a fast sore throat remedy. One swallow relieves within 15 minutes without gargles or tasting medicine, claiming no iron or dope and broad safety. Sold with money back guarantee at 35c 60c and $1.00 through Robert Drug Co and J. Miller and other drug stores.

Robert Drug Co J. Miller All Good Drug Stores

Water loo Shopper's Delightful Furniture Ad Story

A shopper recalls visiting Selzer's showy Waterloo store at 8127 Commercial Street. He praises Streit Slumber Chairs, Day-Fan radios, and a broad range of tables lamps and cedar chests, noting low prices, personal sales, and store hours until 9 pm. The piece reads like an ad from a Sunday insert.

Saturday Evening Post Mendelssohn Selzer Sila Selzer Mubby Vitatieg

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