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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1928

Page

7

New Road Through Charles City Would Tie Floyd Nashua Paving

City plans to finance nearly five miles of new highway linking Floyd County paving with Nashua roadwork. The route would turn north at Grayell station, run Court street to Tourist park, cross part of the park to South Grant avenue, and connect south of the Patten residence. State funding would cover most costs if an agreement is reached, with Court street favored for drainage.

Coartar Spering Servce Charles City R. H. Avenel Town Highway Commission The Highway Commission Floyd Nastia U. & Highway Ecity Tur Grayell Station Fallow Court Street Grant Avenue Patten Avenelle Court Street Gilbert Fischer Emil Fischer Masonic Temple A. W. Inmann Clay Brothers Marble Rock Frank Thornton Lloyd Clay Henry Moeller John Ingraham J. P.thornton E. Arthur Clara Holcomb Jeweth Ae Ray Finch

New Inn Opens at Clarksville in Dew Drop Innhouse

A new eating house named Dew Drop Inn opened on Main Street Clarksville. Mrs Lorraine Clingman bought the building last fall and redesigned interiors adding a basement and cafe counter. Manager F E B Newberry has served nearly 18 years with assistant staff Anna Urseh Lucile Crosby and Mrs Glades Matot Delier. Phone service is praised as prompt and courteous.

Maurine &Pecial Service Clarksville Ealing House Dew Drop Toil Lorraine Clingman Main Street Luella Egenfritz F. EB. Newberry Anna Urseh Lucile Crosby Coun Glades Matot-Delier

Rogers Funeral to Be Monday in Bristow Church

The funeral of FP. EL Rage who died at midnight after a march of ranger will be conducted at 2 p m Monday at the Bristow church. Rev J J Gough will be assisted by Rev CS Gees and Rev D E Perry Dumont. Burial will be in Oak Hut Surviving Mr Rogers are his wife, a daughter, George Bell, and two sons Lester of this place and Bernard E at Albee.

Specie Bristow EL Rage Ranger Ehereh J. J. Gough CS Gees Perry Dumont Gough M. B. Chum Mr. Rogers George Bell Lester Bernard E Albee Amg

Nashua Firemen Dance Sets New Attendance Mark

Nashua Va. event draws strong turnout as 500 tickets at $1 each support annual firemen’s benefactor dance. Organizers report record patronage, surpassing previous attendance marks.

Nashua Firemen Ener Naehus Web Fils

West Union Country Club Elects Tuesday Meeting

The annual meeting of the West Union Country Club will be held Tuesday evening February 7 in the courthouse assembly room. The secretary-treasurer's report will be presented, officers elected, and other business transacted. The golf grounds are rented for another year and a movement to buy land for a permanent home will be discussed.

West Union West Union Country Club Galf

Address on Law and Its Enforcement by County Attorney Maalt

Charles City Iowa February 4 County Attorney Maalt Osage spoke on Law and Its Enforcement at the Lions meeting detailing prosecutor and court challenges in enforcing laws with illustrations from his experience Also present were Editor Hill and new member A E Mills plus guests R R Bong and F Olson Des Moines.

Charles City Maalt Osage Lions Metting Moatt Hill Osage Lions Club A. E Christian Endeavor Christian Church Carrie Tonn Kelley Lonnie Tonn Tonn Penitentium Knights of Pythias Harry Schrader Charles P. el Rudd Myron Rodemaker Carrville

Bristow Woman Under Treatment at Waverly Hospital

Mrs Carl Schrage of Bristow has been hospitalized at Waverly since January 20 for intensive care. Expected to receive further treatment next week at another hospital. A five year old girl, Airien, daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Behrena, suffered a painful injury to her right limb. a brother with whom she plays jumped from a beard causing minor injuries. Wright, Clear Lake, Ta, held a two day instruction event on Feb 2 and 3 for a dinner, ALB CONAD at an afternoon and speaker HCG by WAR seruons were of interest. About 40 delegates attended this meeting.

Paar Ier E Wright Arrioo Dade Ron Mee PONS Fei Bore Fen Soey

Dike Community Club Elects 1928 Staff in Brief Meeting

Dike Community Club elected officers for the 1924 term including Lee Fromng as president and Morte fen as vice president. BL Py Tobins treasurer RH Stella secretary and P. J. Henningsen named vice president with C. A. Morris as installing officer. Mr and Mrs Ed Kofron establish new home in Cedar Falls amid a local fair week with hog rulers contest slated.

Eme Pere Otheers Tike Community Club Follywe Alee Fromng Maran Morte Fen BL Py Tobins Stella Secretar Retang PL A. Henningsen C. A. Morris Felfring P. J. Henningsen Chicago Ed Kofron Girir Cedar Falls

Archbishop Keane to Speak at Cedar Falls Service

Archbishop Keane of the Dubuque diocese will speak at Leather’s College Auditorium Sunday morning and attend a reception in the afternoon. The Cedar Falls area churches plan religious census work February 19 and a college play, The Family Upstairs, airs at the Teachers College auditorium.

T. C Couricn Speciatorie Cedar Falls Keane Dubuque Leathers College Catholic Students’ League of the College First Presbyterian Bruce Giffin School of Missions Rena R. Reeve Oliver Wendell Holmes Frederick GC. Schmidt Mother’s Department

Plans for Webster Funeral Changed

Funeral plans for Aaron Wehsler in New Hartford were altered from today to Sunday after a scheduling change. The service will be held at the MBE shurety, replacing the previous location and time due to the adjustment.

Webster Aaron Wehsler New Hartford

Mrs Wesley Wagner III at Marble Rock

Mrs Wesley Wagner is critically ill at the home of her granddaughter Mrs John Parker in Marble Rock Iowa Her son Frank Wagner of Carlos Minnesota has been visiting for a week Her husband died a few weeks ago Mrs TRB Rely hosted a bridge club at her home Thursday

Marble Rock Wesley Wagner John Parker Frank Carlos Minn Trb Rely Nor Hone

Scout Executives Center in Oelwein

Scout executives from northeastern Iowa met in Oelwein for the mid winter conference to plan the ninth annual round up next summer. President John D. Clinton of Fayette presided. Rail line talks include possible shifts by Rock Island and Milwaukee to reduce mileage between Postville Ossian Decorah, affecting service in the area. John Ballinger of Selz Schwab Shoe Co eyed a retail store in Oelwein. M Haris faced jail after refusing to pay a downtown speeding fine. Construction advances at Oelwein Chemical Co as basement walls rise. Homer McQueen remains seriously ill after surgery at Mercy Hospital. The funeral of Miss Mary Ovias, formerly of Stanley, to be held in Independence.

Chaltrign Oelwein Iowa Eriday John DB. Clinton Fayette Postvite Decorah Rock Island Milwaukee Postville Junction Ossian Postville Conover John Ballinger Selz-Schwab Shoe Company Oclwein Oelwein Chemical Company Homer McQueen Mercy Hospital Mary Ovias Stanley Fir Springs

Munger funeral held in Hazleton for councilman Grover Munger

Hazleton reports the funeral of Grover Munger, councilman, who died from a heart attack while driving a furniture moving truck returning from Greeley. The service was at the Presbyterian church with Mayor Urban Murray among pallbearers. Interment was in Hazleton cemetery. He would have turned 67 on Feb 23. Surviving are his widow, three sons and a daughter.

Courier Special Hazleton Walter Fayetteville Ark Sam Varagason Byron Munger Independence Methodist Episcopal F.T. A P.T. A Valentine Man Jasemine Bacon William Goff Donald Wallace Smith Betsy Ross Ellsworth Latham Quinton ‘Thomas

Greenley Funeral at Independence Set for Sunday

Funeral services for Elliott B. Greenley 80 who died at home in Independence will be held Sunday at 2 30 pm at the M B Church. He suffered a short illness and is survived by his widow and a daughter Mia. Burial will be in Oak Grove Cemetery.

Mies Spre Elliott BE. Greenley M. B Mia Arthur Hittle Terville Tavial Oak Grove Cemeelory

Tenant on Butler Farm Has Operation

Tenant on Butler Farm undergoes operation at Waverly hospital for appendicitis. Mrs. Laura Watt hosts a Congregational Society event Friday February 4. Sale of remaining assets of the closed Farmers State Bank scheduled at the bank building Wednesday February 8.

PWR Speciad Kerelee Shell Rook Ginn. Lewis

Littleton Child Ill in Independence

Glen Crowell, 5 year old son of Mr and Mrs F C Crowell of Littleton, is dangerously ill at People's Hospital in Independence with pneumonia and complications after three weeks of illness. Many children absent from school due to colds and ear trouble.

I Courier Tattleton Glen Crowell F. C. Crowell People's Hospital Independence

Iowa Eggs Delight Sailor Aboard Texas

A U S Texas ship's cook from Bayard Iowa sends a letter from Gonaives Haiti praising eggs from Schreiber Produce of Traer Iowa. He notes the storeroom found eggs labeled good old Iowa eggs and, though far from home, the taste reminded him of the state he grew up in. Mr Schreiber intends to keep the letter as a souvenir.

Jourier Special Servier Traer Jowan Texas Gonaives Haiti West Indies Schrethey Produce Company Sehreiber Produce Company Tracr Iowa Corn Bayard J. A. Robinson Schreiber

Postpone Hearing for Youths Charged With Theft Attempt

In Butler county Iowa Clarence Brennan and Ernest Luck, farm youths, had a hearing postponed. Brennan denied guilt and posted bond after waiving to the grand jury. Luck, age 19, is held for juvenile court and out on bond. They allegedly forced a kitchen door at Johnstead farm during dinner, one intruder armed with a shotgun fled after the homeowner seized the gun. The pair are cousins. Also reported are results of the Win Declam Contest with winners in several categories.

Canrive Serene Allison Clarence Brennan Ernest Luck Butler County F. L Johnstead Olmstead Brennan Claude Stevens Paul Feltus Viola Roose Connor Thelma Riggert Mercedes Ruth Hartley

O. F. S. Chapter in Greene Holds Instructional School

Mayday Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star in Greene and Marble Rock residents held a school of instruction in Union lodge hall Friday afternoon with district instructor Mrs. Norma Banton and Mrs. Harriet McMasters as guests of honor and past matron gifts presented by Mrs. Robert Van Eman.

Courter Spreial Serviee Greene Order of Eastern Star Marble Rock Union Lodge Norma Banton Harriet McMastrs Sutherland Worthy Boyd Nora Springs Ruth Wilson McMasters Banton Robert van Eman

Mrs John Petrie Dies at Ackley Funeral Sunday

Mrs. John Petrie mother of Mrs. Humphrey dies after three years of illness. Services at 1 p m Sunday at George Humphrey home and 1 30 p m at M church officiated by Rev William Crossley. Burial Hagel Green cemetery. Born 1852 in Germany she came to the US as a child. Married 1871 to John Petrie. He and six of nine children preceded her in death. Survivors include Mrs. Humphrey Daniel and Mrs. George Fouts.

CCI Spee Sire United States Pennsylvania Hazel Green John Petrie Humphrey Daniel City George Fouts Abbott

La Porte Teacher Weds C W Stickney in Home Ceremony

Miss Hazel M. Johnson former La Porte high school teacher married Clarence W. Stickney in a family home near Vinton. Alice Lyle sang I Love You Truly before the ceremony. Guests included Dr. and Mrs. G. H. Nies. The couple will reside on a farm near Vinton. W C T U and Community Club notes follow with bake sale plans and meetings.

Courier la Porte City Hazel M. Johnson Clarence W. Stickney PW. Johnson Vinton Alice Lyle Evelyn Kober Viala Baird Dorthea Paige Thalia McChane Stickney G. H. Nies W. W. Cooper A. Vaughn la Porte Sarah Becker Western Old People’s Home Cedar Falls

Valuable Horses Die In Farm Fire at Wilcox Ranch

A large barn on E. M. Wilcox farm near Independence Illinois burned down in a fire of unknown origin. Five horses including two registered Belgians were killed, along with two mules, 600 bushels corn, 20 tons hay, two silos and silage. Firefighters faced water shortages, and partial insurance will cover only part of the loss. Neighbor E J Smith alerted Wilcox as flames spread from the barn once workmen had been nearby.

Towrer Independence E. M. Wilcox E. J. Smith Wilcox

Tropics Snake Reaches Iowa With Banana Load

A tropical aloe snake fell from a banana crate at Martin’s store in Eagle Grove injuring T. W. Brown as he uncovered the shipment. The 40 inch constrictor lay on display in the grocery window, with local snake expert J. Coyle confirming the species.

Courier Clarion T. W. Brown Martin's Eagle Grove Mr. Brown J. Coyle

Marriage of Vinton Girl Is Announced

Vinton Iowa February 4 Friends here announce the marriage of Miss Marlon Hart and Hugh Croft on August 21 kept secret until now. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs James Hart, has lived in Vinton all her life and is a graduate of Vinton high school and Iowa State Teachers college. She has been teaching at Epworth for two years.

Vinton Marlon Hart Hugh Croft James Hart Vinton ‘High School Iowa State Teachers College Epworth J. Arthur Young Waterloo Young A. Allem

West Union Business Men to Elect Officers

West Union Ia Feb 4 The annual election of the West Union Business Men's club will occur at the monthly meeting Monday evening. Now in its third year the club has contributed to the city and its leaders hope the upcoming meeting will be its largest and finest yet.

Serviers West Union West Union Business Men's Club Ely

La Porte Pastor Injured In Auto Rope Fence Crash

Rev. C. H. Vandersall pastor of the Evangelical church in La Porte Guy was treated for a fractured nose and head cuts after his car hit ropes marking a woodcutters’ section on Fourteenth Street. Radiator and windshield damaged. M. C. A. secretary G. V. Remy helped and he was taken to Sartori Memorial Hospital for care. He was en route to Teachers College to pick up his daughter Gareth for a weekend at home. The incident occurred between Main and Washington as two maple trees were being felled on the Hans Hansen property.

Courier Cedar Falls C. H. Vandersall Evangelical Church la Porte Guy Sartori Memorial Hospital G. V. Remy Mr. Vandersall Vandersall Teachers College Gareth Ostreet Main Washington Jesse Lindberg Hans Hansen

Conduct Services for Mrs D B Wilson at New Hartford

The funeral for Mrs. D B Wilson who died at her home near New Hartford was held Thursday. The service started at 12 30 at the house and 1 30 at the Methodist church. Rev W A Faris of Rhodes Indiana led with Rev S L Unger assisting. Burial was at Cedar Falls beside her husband. Surviving are two sons one daughter three Brande children and four sisters. Many neighbors from Cedar Falls and Grundy Center attended. Casket attendants included Murray Roadman Emmett Sterling Forrest Wynegar George Cowle Roscoe Gage and Nate Olmstead.

Courier &Peet Sereier New Hartford D. B. Wilson Methodist W. A. Faris Rhodes L. Unger Cedar Falls

Wright Farmer Sues for Stock Insurance Claim

A. L. Daggy sues Mutual Fire and Tornado Association in Wright County District Court to recover 175 dollars for stock damage from a lightning strike. Daggy held stock insurance up to 300 dollars per policy with 50 dollar cap per calf under two years. Four cattle under two years were struck Aug 20 1927. one died Aug 25, another two days later, a third later still, the fourth living but impaired and valued at 23 dollars.

Cankey Special Service Clarion Wright County A. L. Daggy Mutual Fire & Tornado Association Dagey

Fog and Train Collision Near Fifth Avenue Crossing

Independent Courier special dateline Independence Iowa February 4 foggy conditions contributed to a crash when B P Ferriday of Oelwein drove his auto onto a crossing. He stopped for a precaution after seeing two trains but believed they were stationary. One train moved and struck his car causing heavy damage and injuries described as bruises and cuts. He continued toward Cedar Rapids.

Courier Special Sevnige Independence B. PF Ferviday Oelwein Fifth Avenue Ferriday Cedar Rapids

Prenuptial Party in Fredericksburg for Miss Lewis

Miss Eien Lewis was honored at a prenuptial shower by Fredericksburg business women at Mrs. Clifford Schnurstein’s home. She will wed Elmer Churchill. Also noted are Victor Steege recovering from appendicitis, Mrs. Floyd Babcock’s recent operation, and Mrs. F. L. Doty aiding her ill mother in Algona.

Fredericksburg Eien Lewis Clifford Schnurstein Elmer Churchill Victor Steege St. Joseph Hospital Floyd Babcock New Hampton Hospital F. L. Doty Algona

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Floyd-Nashua Workman Gordon Blake West Form George Blake Weet Point Gordon Baby Art Abel Francis Oldhams Rogers Bristow Church Country Club Quage Lions Mitchell County Gable A. E. Stenwick Lillian Wedemeyer Justice Weatherman's Court Stry W. Schermerhorn Stenwick New Hampton Cresco Bristow Waverly Hospital Dike Community Club Dr. Lockwood M. E Boy Lockwood Church of Jerusalem R. W. Fillmore First Congregational George F. Barsatou Dhtb Hazel Strayer Edward P. Kurtz Hazel B. Munger Myr Harry B. Munger William Morris Ninth Street West Morris Rath Packing Company Lucy Sillman AL W. Thorn First’ Congregational Church Hyde Park Pettege Methodist Conference F.C. Witvieman W. G. Riwley Credar Ehirea Drbsane Laprenge Hansen Cedar Pally Arid Mest Jensen Franklin Street Sigmallag Mirs Wesley Wagner III Scout Executives Center Council Relief Corps School Woman's Relief Corps Education Board Board of Education J. A. Butters Manson Walter Ovias Mary Greenley Butler Farm Littleton Sailor Cook Owa Traer Produce Company Battleship O. FE. S School of Instruction Ackley C. W. Stickney George Fell Mmes W. E. Morgan Roy Pauls John Gilley Kay Anton Herbert Anton Harlan Hager Frank Krebs George Rothmeier Clarence, Wilson Maries Peters Nick Anton Henry Bookmeijer Trndependence Henry C. E. Boise Snake Tropics LA Porte Pastor Wright Oelwein Atin Lewis Sunnyvale Farm Janesville Waverly T. B Chester Farrow J. E. Briden Oscar Tostiebe Janesville Sayings Bank Peter Noasjas Raymond Waterloo City Raymond Store Nicholas Ehr Admr Tesup Tow Fred Seger Town Lafayette and Fifth Sts Philpot Dike Irenius Hansen Oncar Tostiehe Farmers Savings Bank
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