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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1928

Page

7

Nine counties to benefit at cost of road contracts

Ames Iowa February contracts awarded for grading 59.962 miles of primary roads costing 289312.73. Littig Construction Davenport wins 13.56 miles in Iowa county for 86322.20. Omaha firms J A Carson and A C Gandon secure multiple projects across Adams Guthrie Warren Marion Muscatine and O'Brien counties totaling thousands in miles and dollars.

Ames Littig Construction Company Davenport Parnell North Iowa Omaha J. A. Carson Construccon ! Company of Agatt County Adams County Lees Taylor County A. C. Gandon Guthrie County Panora East Warren County Marion County Warren Line Pleasantville

La Porte High boys guests of Lions and school activity

La Porte Ia February reports show basketball team and coach Walter Soll visiting the Lions Club for lunch with referee talk by W L Condor. The group then toured the school where Soll demonstrated training methods. Dr R B Fields led the meeting. Also noted are a Bridge Club luncheon at Mrs R B Fields home with prizes, a birthday party for Claire Teeter, a Missouri visit by Mrs Ed Carr, a dance planned by Rebekahs and Odd Fellows, and the formation of a five piece high school orchestra under Miss Charlotte Lawson.

Bridge Club H. O. Kline Shelby Foes Claire Teeter Mfr Glenn Teeter Nellie Fenner Missouri Ed Carr John Byous Corning Byous I. O. O. F. Hall Rebekahs Odd Fellows Chariotte Lawson

St Ansgar Study Club Holds Annual Dinner Program

The St Ansgar Study club hosted its annual banquet at the City hotel Monday evening with members of Progress club as guests. Mrs R T Volland spoke on The Cause and Cure of War, addressing topics from the state federation of women’s clubs and the General Federation of Women’s Clubs. Mrs Volland stayed as a guest of club president Mrs O Ho More.

St. Ansgar Study Club City Hotel Meathery of Progress Club R. T. Volland Fana Cry State Federation of Women’s Clubs Department of International Relations General Federation of Women's Clubs

Black Walnut Tree Sales Reported in Butler Co

Black walnut trees were sold by several local residents in Butler County with prices ranging from 13 to 1B. The shipments go to manufacturing plants. The item notes various local mentions including travels, illnesses, and deaths, with several residents named in passing notices.

Butler CO

Littleton School Children Absent Thru Sickness

Many children are absent from Littleton schools due to illness. The report notes widespread sickness and mentions other local happenings including fire damage to household goods in La Porte City linked to a farm rental discussion, and several community events and visits.

Littleton Cantley Kurt la Porte City J. L. Ovzias Ladies’ Aid Society A. C. Manross Glen Crowell Pneumona Herbert Wellner FH. Hoffman Miro R. Mister Daniel Atvicaly Chierga Waterloo

Court at Benton Directs Verdict in Belle Plaine Case

A Benton court directed a verdict in the case James N. Greenice vs. City of Belle Plaine after Mrs Greenice, who sued for injuries from a sidewalk fall three years ago, previously won $3,750 affirmed by the supreme court. The term ends with one criminal case to be heard Feb 13. Also reported are a car wreck near town injuring Robert DeHont, a parish house fire at the Methodist parsonage, and the Knights of Pythias officers installation led by Carl Smouse as chancellor commander.

Ilnerler Speviad Sevier Vinton James N. Greenice Belle Plaine Supreme Court Robert DeHont de Bont Fie K.P Knights of Pythias Castle Hall Carl Smouse

Former Urbana Resident Dies in Sumner Mo

Omin Reed, former Urbana resident, died in Sumner Missouri on Sunday from typhoid fever. He was the son of Milton Reed and is survived by his widow, daughter, and several brothers and sisters. Ever Ready club to meet Feb 3 with Mrs Josie Hoon. Verl Leibch and wife welcomed a daughter born Jan 29. Mrs Mary M Schmitz and daughter Margaret attended funeral of cousin Mrs Leonard Stark in Cedar Rapids. Maud Brody won fast premium on Pekin ducks at Iowa City poultry show and Johnson County show and Urbana exhibit.

Louver Xperia Servier Urbana Omin Reed Sumner Milton Reed Josie Hoon Verl Leibch Mary M. Schmitz Margaret Leonard Stark Cedar Rapids Maud Brody Iowa City Johnson County

Oelwein High School Glee Clubs to Perform

Oelwein Iowa February 1 The high school glee clubs and the boys quartet will present a musical program at the high school auditorium next Tuesday night February 7 The three groups total 53 vocalists Diamond Brothers operate a grocery on East Charles Street and will open a second location on South Frederick Avenue Aubrey died Sunday in Denver Colo His parents Mr and Mrs W Aubrey of Waterloo are en route.

PC Ateier Sparwad Serviee W. Aubrey Waterloo Dereer

Wright County Buys Supplies At Lower 1928 Prices

Le Clarion reports a Wright County board session in which contracts were let for lumber steel culverts and gasoline for county use in 1928. Bids came in lower than 1927 with notable savings on steel culverts and bridge lumber. Gasoline and oils also priced lower or near last year’s levels.

le Clarion Wright County Board of Supervisors Bridge Lumber

Midwinter play and school events at Cedar Falls

Cedar Falls notes report the dramatic society of State Teachers College presenting The Family Upstarts in the college auditorium. The piece features seven credited performers from nearby towns along with details on the annual high school declamatory contest at Cedar Falls high school. Additional items include a Sunday School board meeting, audit preparations for Farmers Co-Operative, a choir dinner, funeral services for Mrs Predo in Long Beach, attendance at the Chicago auto show, and word on Myron Begeman's health improving in New York City.

Hieber Soeused Cedar Falls Dramatic Society of the State Teachers College Hugh Seabury Bloomfield Helen Slover Swaledale Mary Wheat Shelldock Clem Jewell Oliva Colby Lake Mills Robi Fabrick Park Rapids Minn Ann Perry Waterloo Ceder Falls Cedar Falls High School O. M. Yagegy First Evangelical Church At Zion Evangelical Church Lewis Anderson Fort Dodge Farmers Co-Operative Company of Iowa Commercial Club Mmes George Hoffman Frederick Hoffman Zion Evangelical Church Choir

Funeral of Child Anna Slager Held at Brandon

The funeral for Anna Margaret Slager, born January 5, 1925 in Ganark Tl, was held at the Brandon Christian church with Rev. Gordon Smith in charge and burial at Bear Creek cemetery. She died Monday morning at her parents' home, survived by parents and four siblings and four grandparents. The Brandon Commercial club has taken over the local picture show, with proceeds to the Legion, and a Junior class program planned for Saturday. A Saturday fire damaged the roof of a farm home owned by Mrs. Morey Block, with neighbors aiding in saving the main structure.

Courier Brandon Anna Margaret Slager Ed Slager Christian Church Fev Gordon Smith Bear Creek Cemetery Ganark Mites Comm't Club Brandon Commercial Club The Legion Brandon High School Charles Cudlatier Sirs Morey Block Shellsburg

Bert Pooley Noted at Greene Dinner Party

Fifty men attended a dinner in Woodman Hall Monday honoring Bert Pooley who recently moved to town from a northern farm. After dinner guests played cards. Woodmen and Royal Neighbor lodges held a dancing party at Woodman Hill Tuesday evening.

Moe Saree Wodman Hall Bert Pooley Atv

Funeral held for former Dunkerton resident Mrs Clarente Edwards

Funeral services were conducted at the Local Baptist church for Mrs Clarente Edwards widow of a farmer operator. She died in Douglas Wyoming and her husband was brought to Dunkerton for burial two years ago. Several relatives from St Thomas N D B and Prescott Ariz attended. About 20 residents surprised Mrs Orville Holdiman for her 25th birthday. Eli Messer moved household goods to Town City for his sons college attendance. he previously ran the Louis Smith farm for four years.

Stontier Atier Wheeter Smith Prescott Ariz Dunkerton Orville Holdiman Florener Street Waterloo Eli Messer Town City Quinton and Verne Messer Louis Smith

Antonia Pajer Returns Home to Mitchell After Illness

Antonia Pajer, previously very ill in Presbyterian hospital Chicago where she worked, has returned to her Mitchell home. Harald Rasmussen stays with his uncle to attend school while his mother seeks medical care in Osage. Mrs Ed Clayton underwent appendicitis surgery in Mason City.

Mitchell Antonia Pajer Presbyterian Hospital Chicago Harald Rasmussen Rasmus Shuster Osage Ed Clayton Mason City H. W. Gillette Jamestown N. D Earl Wilson Minneapolis Dan. Horner Glen Wilson Horner Wen

Dysart Couple Celebrates 25 Years of Marriage

Dysart residents Mr and Mrs Henry Slemens marked their twenty fifth wedding anniversary with a Knights of Pythias hall reception for about 86 guests. The couple wed January 28 1903. The event featured dancing and refreshments.

Mauer Sacein Dysart Henry Slemens Knights of Pythias Hearthstone Circle Maplethorpe Toledo John Redmond Cedar Rapids John Keel Marshalltown W. C. Wagner Dave Wilson Traey Dysart High Cage Tama Frank Hadacek

Marriage service read at Klinger church

Miss Melba Miller daughter of Mr and Mrs William Miller Readlyn wed Arthur Herman of Klinger in a Sunday ceremony at Klinger Lutheran church. They will reside in Klinger.

Klinger Grisham, Ta Melba Miller William, Miller Readlyn Arthur Herman Klinger Lutheran Church

Orchard W C T U Meeting Set for Feb Second

Orchard Iowa February 1 The Women's Christian Temperance Union will meet February 2 at the president Mrs Lillian Hale home Dr W H Seymour Charles City will speak on medical temperance All interested invited Also Mr and Mrs Kenneth Blandin are parents of a daughter Colleen Dene born January 29 Mrs Blandin's sister Mrs Frank Pederman St Ansgar also has a son born a few minutes before the Blandin baby

Mounties Orchard Women's Christian Temperance Union Lillian Hale W. H. Seymour Charles City Kenneth Blandin Colleen Dene Blandin Mirs Frank Pederman St. Ansgar

Schumacher Funeral Held at Tripoli

Henry Schumacher 72 died Saturday. Funeral held Tuesday with prayer at the family home then services at St. ers Evangelical. Burial in Evangelical cemetery. Ross Kelsey taken to Mercy hospital Waverly for treatment of an injury from two weeks earlier. Rudolph Koch moved to Marshalltown to enter electrical business. Fire damaged the Willant Pray residence roof before firemen stopped the blaze.

Couvier Special Seriery Tripoli Henry Schumacher Sters Evangelical Elnin Karl &Abler Charg Evangelical Ross Kelsey Mercy Hospital Waverly Joaat- Trent Oor E. C. Claus Des Moines Rudolph Koch Marshalltown Willant Pray

Death of Nashua Man After Sudden Embolism

Newton Jones of Nashua died unexpectedly at Waverly hospital on Tuesday from embolism after a noon meal. He had just recovered from an operation for appendicitis and gall bladder infection, but collapsed before help arrived. A brother died similarly in Rochester years ago. He was 61, survived by his widow and three children.

Seer Speed Ry Ben Nashua Newton Jones Waverly Hospital Sones Rochester

Church Women in Chas. City Meet

The Congregational church club in Charles City held an afternoon meeting in the church parlors with eight group chairmen as hostesses. A short program included group reports and calendars.

Chas

Denver Creamery Buys Lots as Site of Future Plant

Denver Creamery purchases vacant lots opposite the Standard filling station for a future plant site. Other items note a farewell party for Mr and Mrs Will Becker, Thimblebee Club plans, Mission Society event, Ed Schroeder rheumatism, a chimney fire at Ernest Brandt residence, and local marriages and personal mentions including Dora Seegers and Herman Bruns Jr. wedding and residents moving locations.

Thimblebee Club George O. Moeller Nick Kern Mission Society Ed Schroeder Ernest Brandt Lruns-Seegers Dora Seegers Herman Bruns, Jr Ryan- Belical Blauluss Lin John Seegers Bruns Denver Dora Thoms George Sagert Gallstone Mercy Hospital Waverly W. Meyer Osage Carl Krueger Krueger Parthiday Bernard ‘Thurm Schroeder Arthur Nickmannn Theo, Orape Mrs. Lobeck

Former Jowan Dies at Los Angeles in Cal

Mrs. Adan Hollingsworth Bishop a former Osage teacher and school board member’s wife died in Los Angeles Sunday. Her sister, county superintendent Miss Rhandhe Metaugh, is advised. She lived with Mrs. Babcock and daughter Sadie B Allen of Waterloo. John Bishop of Los Angeles was her husband. Miss Mary Ryan left for a months trip in the West. John Kahler of Grafton underwent surgery at Sayre hospital Tuesday. Dike Juniors stage play A Lucky Break tonight after a family night.

Como Speen Serv Osage Adan Hollingsworth-Bishop Ta Angeles Cal Rhandhe Metaughin Bishop Babcock and Caughter Sadie B. Allen Waterloo John Bishop Los Angeles Mary Ryan California Oregon Washington John Kahler Grafton Sayre Hospital

Two Wellsburg Couples Wed at Same Ceremony

Cards from Wellsburg report two couples wed January 26 at Abboth Evangelical Church in an all Wellsburg ceremony. Bewah Bausman became Mrs Jack Perry and Grace Peters became Mrs Wayne Bausman. The Perrys will live in Wellsburg. Bausmans on a Pleasant Valley farm. Also noted are family moves and a birth reported as stillborn, plus hospital cases and aid requests in nearby towns.

Courier Special Services Grundy Center Wellsburg Bewah Bausman Jack Perry Grace Peters Wayne Bausman Abboth Yingst Evangelical Church Perry Bausman Pleasant Valley Township Harn Freling George Deikoff Fern and Airs Wilby Calloway Sophia Wiford Iowa City Fenton Independence Mihert

Driver Dead at Wheel of Truck in Hazleton

Grover Munger aged 68 died of heart disease while driving a motor truck on return from Ley Ley where he helped move household goods. He was found by partner U S Watters with engine running and brakes on. Survived by widow three sons Harry Lloyd Walter and daughter Mrs Sam Vargason and brother Byron of Independence. Funeral plans await advice from son Harry in Arkansas.

Courier Special Service Hazleton Grover Munger Greeley U. S Watters Mr. Munger Lloyd Walter Harry Sam Vargason Byron Independence Harry Munger Arkansas

Miller Couple Celebrates Thirty Third Wedding Anniversary

Orange Township scene note: Mr and Mrs A C Miller marked their thirty third wedding anniversary on Tuesday. A health talk by Miss Brophy from the Des Moines state health department addressed patrons and students Tuesday evening at the local school. Births and local visits fill the week as families share news from Des Moines to Mount Morris.

Courier Special Service A. C. Miller G. W. Messer Ruth Myers June Miller Alice Bechtelheimer Tawa City John Ebaugiy Tracr Annis Ebaugh

Plymouth Man George Feurer Dies at 64

Osage Iowa February 1 George Feurer 64 of Plymouth died Monday at his brother Ernest’s home where he had resided 35 years. Funeral planned this afternoon at Plymouth Lutheran Church with Rev Carl Landdeck in charge.

Osage George Fiehrer Plymouth Ernest Plymouth Lutheran Church Carl Landdeck

Iowans Battle for Congressional Seats in Primary Race

Des Moines reports contests shaping up for Iowa’s congressional seats across districts. Incumbents seek renomination while Republicans and Democrats file papers. notable candidates include W B Hanes opposing C C Dowell, Charles W Lyon eyeing the Third District, and Milton B Pitt challenging Green in the North. Orange City lawyer Gerrit Klay first to file in Eleventh. Mayor Boies plans retirement after term. Also notes a long-standing Iowa delegation with Letts Thurston and Cyrenus Cole beginning terms. baby news from Washtion announced the birth of a daughter for Mr and Mrs Louis Schmitz born Jan 30.

Hanes Des Moines C. C. Dowell Charles W. Lyon Pitt Milton B. Pitt Crescent Paltawattamie County Green Gerrit Klay Orange City Sioux County T. Ed. B. Robinson William Langworthy Dubuque Langworthy Boies William D. Boies Sheldon Iowa FP. D. Letts Davenport Harry E. Hull Williamsburg Lloyd Thurston Osceola Hiram K. Evans H. M. Towner Robinson Burton E. Sweet Cyrenus Cole Cedar Rapids James W. Good

Bassett Resident Bound to Grand Jury on Liquor Charge

New Hampton Iowa February 1 Fred Tabbert Bassett was bound to the grand jury after noon by Justice J F Babcock on the charge of maintaining a liquor nuisance His bond was set at 300 Sheriff C A Upham Deputy M D Hewitt and Constable Huwiey Miller raided Tabberts place Tuesday morning and confiscated about three quarts of alleged alcoholic liquor and about four and a half gallons of wine

New Hampton Fred Tabbert Bassett J. F. Babcock C. A. Upham M. D. Hewitt Huwiey Miller Tabbert

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Commission Muscatine J. B. Hannah Keokuk Muscatine County Nichols West Liberty O'Brien Harry Noel Peterson Boys of la Porte High Guests of Lions St. Ansgar Study Club Clarksville Ellen Haberman St. Louis Baptist Mary Butler Carl Scharmil Edward Bis Scharpf August Sietig Chris Hilmer Jackson Township G. GC. Smithy Grinnell Margaret ShiMi Shut Clarence Shultz Fischer Main Street Robert Tennyson Dan Utehfield St. Luke's Hospital Jane My William Tennyson Mane Hood Heroe Howard Pletoge Benton Oelwein Wright County Trend Savings Dramatic League ATT. C City Hi Greene Dunkerton Church Uneas Dysart Gouple Orchard W.C.T.U Schumacher Oper Fia Congregational Society Med Congregational Church Club Laura Herberlein Fred Hoerberlein Herberlein Pocahontas Hammer Mill Salt Newell Construction Company E. I. Fyler Charlies City Hammer Mill St. Charles Club W. EB. Frudden EL AL Hausberg A. E. Stenwick Tabernacle Girls Louanelle Greenwood Greas Anita Bipden Doris Bissonette Celestia Havey Mary Gough Miss Havey Ann Clark Lorenz CG. F. Lorenz Rockford Arthur Dunham M.E Denver Creamery Jowan DIKE Dike Nigh Setival Grover C. Munger Waylon Hazleton George Fleurer Dowell Canvier Novemer Washtion Louis Schmitz Iowa Hog Co Larry Hees Sth Sveanare St. Waterloo Wriday Bebo Enall Tall Hoover Allen Memorial Hospital Chester Kentucky Hayes HW. Dammerman Ira Blough H. G. Glessner SAS Resin Corns Dr. Scholl Hill Tanjac Arvena Bowers Jackson St Topeka Kans Bob Tanti Tanlac Milton
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