Action Forged By Lay Reaction S Funds Campaign
Fayette Indiana February meeting at Waterloo Dubuque district conference of the Methodist Episcopal church moved toward a merger of Upper Town University Fayette and Cornell college Mount Vernon into a single educational unit. A special session will meet in Waterloo March 6 to consider recommendations for the annual conference. Lay delegates will form the session and discuss possible consolidation or expense cuts due to a threatened 1 200 000 fundraising campaign. The First and Grace churches of Waterloo demand immediate feasibility work for consolidation.
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Fayette
Upper Town University
Cornell College of
Mount Vernon
Waterloo
Dubuque
Methodist Episcopal Church
Cedar Rapids
Religious Education Benefits From Biblical Films
Herbert Martin from the University of Iowa argues in The Journal of Religious Education that motion pictures of biblical events and figures enhance religious education by renewing reverence and loyalty, while not replacing reading. films supplement learning and address bland educational presentations.
Funeral of Baby Held at Nashua
The two month old son of Mr and Mrs Maurice Juhl died of pneumonia. Services were at the residence with burial in Greenwood cemetery conducted by Rev J L McCarlson. The baby is survived by parents and one sister. In an auto crash on Charles City road George Bonzer and family sustained cuts and bruises. At Waverly Hospital Mrs John Beck remains a patient after a period of illness.
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Charles City Road
Mason City
Waverly Hospital
John Beck
Waverly
Rudd
Edna M. Witzil
Roy D. Holtz
G. A. Hess
Clifford Holtz
Beth Bracken
Points
Twincis
Ridgeway
H. Garrs
H. Achenback
Marble Rock
Achenback
John Moore
Lindaman Bros. Funeral
I Riverside
Chickasaw
Frey & Frey Quits as Firm Holdings Divided
Frey & Frey dissolves with H H Frey keeping the Austinville hardware business and H We Frey running the Frey Motor Company store while Hen Niemeyer takes the former Frey place at Austinville. Aplington Independent beat Ackley 41 to 15. Mrs Minnie Skarsgens to move March 1 after closing sale on northwest farm. Mrs David Harken underwent appendicitis surgery at Ellsworth hospital. Ben Buseman had appendicitis operation at Iowa Falls Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aplington
Frey & Frey
Lyre
HH. H. Frey
Austinville
H. We. Frey
Frey Motor Company
Hen
Here
David Harken
Ellsworth Hospital
Iowa Falls
Ben Buseman
New York Woman Attends Funeral of Hampton Surgeon
Miss Hilde Hellstrom, a Cedar daily trained nurse now stationed in New York, visits Hampton en route to attend the funeral of Dr GC Osborne, former chief surgeon at Hamton's Lutheran hospital. Osborne trained at Lutheran hospital, where he served. Clyde Graves wins oratorical class in Trail high school's annual home declamatory contest with Marcella Sprole and Enid Ellatt taking divisions.
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New York
Hampton
Web Spelt Co
Eerie Ackley
Hilde Hellstrom
Cedar Daily
New York City
Otto Grabe
GC. F. Osborne
Hellstrom
Lutheran
Osborn
Trari
Tracr
Clyde Graves
Marcella Sprole
Enid Elilatt
Trail High School
Sidney Dean
Margaret Boettcher
Paul Keith
Legging Pleas Send Two Tama Men to Fines and Jail
Everett Long and H A Davis, both of Tama, pleaded guilty to bootlegging and were fined 300 dollars plus costs in Tama county district court. Each faces 80 days in the county jail if not paid, with 90 days suspended. Seven stolen Tama autos have been recovered, including a Chrysler found in a ditch near the city limits. Henry J Burton of Des Moines, a taxi driver, was arrested and returned to Des Moines on Polk county warrants for wife desertion and failure to support his family.
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Pourier Special Service
Everett Long
H. A. Davis
Tama
District Court
Tama County
Toledo
Sherif
Chrysler
Henry J. Burton
Des Moines
E. O. Harris
Polk County
Burton
Wift
BriloTOW Women Open Mite Boxes in Bristow Iowa
Bristow Iowa February 10 annual thank offering service of Women’s Mission association of United Brethren church held February 3 at Mrs Gail Folkeris home. Mrs Gertrude Patton and Mrs Rebecca Dailey presented the program with Mrs Flossie Wendt in charge of the mite box opening. Eighteen members and seven sisters attended. total offerings at this time are 14.10. Gifts not brought will be received before March 1 while missionary wear closes. Mrs Polkerts and Mrs Clara Stewart hosted. W F M 5S, Ilas Session.
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Jauvier
Bristow
Women's Mission Association of the United Brethren Church
Gail Folkeris
Gertrude Patton
Rebecca Dailey
Flossie Wendt
Polkerts
Clara Stewart
Ilas
Margareth Stewart
George Stewart
Charles Stewart
Earl Hemmingson
M. M. Cable
Des Moines
J. Deeming
Mmes. Merfeld
Morford
Waite
Carl. Schrage
Waverly
Waterloo
Schrage
James Kyd
Grundy Center
Gloria Glee Gough
Herman Ackerman
Ilinois
Frank Bunker
Edna
Stockton
Charles Bunker
Mary
Warren
John Gellenfeldt
Nora
Rogers
A. E. Bartholomew
Wheaton
Pin! Reinghans
Eli. Polk
Aredale
Dick Carlson
Sheffield
Regent
Country Club at West Union Elects New Officers
West Union Ta Feb 10 The West Union Country Club elected officers for the coming year with E K Estoy as president Dr L Le Carr as vice president Schatz as secretary treasurer and JW OM Knox A W Hoover Don Kinket and R I Fallows named directors A committee was appointed to delineate tracts of land suitable for golf links
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Union
West Union Country Club
E. Kf. Estoy
Dr. L. le Carr
Clermont
Bare ‘Ene Schatz
Cretary
Aid JW. OM
Knox
A. W. Hoover
Don ‘Kinket
R. 1D. Fallows
Ackley Man Learns His Car Stolen Before License Handoff
Wes Wessels learned his Buick sedan, bought last summer from Hoffman Kenninger, was stolen before sale. An insurance firm identified the VIN, aiding Mason City and Franklin county authorities. Dealers may reimburse Wessels for the loss. The case involves a tourist and a transfer chain across Ackley and nearby agencies.
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Ackley
Tourine Sperial Service
Wes Wessels
Thingls
Wessels
Hoffman & Kenninger Autombile
Mason City
Franklin County
Little Gedar 9 Qver Niles Road in Annual Flood
The Little Gedar river overflows its banks and covers the road between two bridges north of Niles. Farmers in town cannot return home until the water subsides, with rising waters prompting transport disruption.
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Pcaeder
Charles City
Niles
First M. E. Church
Woman's Clubs
Rhoda Rauch Strauss
Madame Hiutterfly
W. M. Swann
Varios Clubs
Funeral Rites Held for Former County Assessor
West Union Iowa held funeral services for Donaldson 80 former county assessor who died Tuesday at Best Orange. Former resident of this county and West Union he lived on a farm north of West Union and later in town. Survived by daughter Mrs P C Grifich of East Orange New Jersey. Donaldson came from Vermont about 45 years ago and served as assessor for several years. His wife died years ago.
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DTES
Colorado
Manchester
Gus Raymond
Fort Cains
Cole
Sexton
William Giles
Raymond
Tine Raymond
W. H. Shell
Chicago
George Noelsen
Bert
Cal Martin
BE. W
Tad Raymond
Fort Collins
Wif
Feary Epedent Keene
West Union
Mt A. Donaldson
Best Orange
Donald
P.C. Grifich
East Orange
N. J
Donaldson
Vermont
Large Attendance At Cemetery Association Meeting In Ackley
About 33 members of the Gakwood Cemetery association attended the meeting in M. & M. clubrooms Thursday afternoon. Four names were added to the roster. Future meetings will be held every four weeks at the same place, with the next on March a. Guests included Mrs. Leah Toul, who will be 84 in March, and Mrs. Henry Trainer, who will be 81 in April.
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Ann Rept Hee AL Bee Ackley
Gakwood Cemetery Association
Unis
Leah ‘Toul
Henry ‘Trainer
Washburn Notes: Hog shipments to Chicago and Des Moines visit
Olle Folk shipped two carloads of hogs and one mixed car of cattle and hogs to Chicago on Thursday. Joseph Thiry has returned from a several days stay in Des Moines.
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Washburn
Olle Folk
Chicago
Joseph ‘Thiry
Des Moines
Gasoline Motor Trains to Supersede Steam Power
Traer February 10. Rock Island officials announce gasoline motor cars will replace two day run steam passenger trains on the Cedar Rapids to Estherville route and across the Cedar Rapids Sioux Falls division to cut costs. 28 more gasoline passenger cars ordered. service pace unchanged. Gardner, from Des Moines, says motors save time in starting and stopping and need no fuel or water stops. Accompanying him are Ryan and McVay on the goodwill tour.
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Courier
Traer
Cedar Rapids
Sioux Falls
Rock Island
Estherville
Tracr
Gardner
Tama County
Dysart
George Stewart
J. B. Ryan
Assaistant
J. L. McVay
Hudson school director resigns from board
Hudson Ta Feb 10 Ed Arter resigns from the Hudson board of education. His successor will be chosen at a forthcoming meeting. Past Noble Grand association held a picnic Feb 9 at I O O F hall with needlework and social time. New members admitted. Mr Strayer and son Fred returned from a business trip to Stuttgart Ark with stops in Arizona and Oklahoma. Colonel Archer, formerly local, now in Roundup, is visiting. Mantis visiting Harlan Hollis. Mr and Mrs C B McDowell welcome a daughter born Feb 8 at Presbyterian hospital Waterloo.
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Cultus Club
Louis Scofield
Mesdames Henke
Buckman
Philadelphia
George Hutchins
Kraft-Donaldson Shoe Department
Hutchins
U. O. Tt
U. CG. T. Ausiliary
K. Cc
Lode
Mesdaines Byvank
Mead
Heinemann
J. Buckman
Courier Special Service
Hudson, Ta
Ed Arter
Board of Education
Noble Grand Ass
Noble Grand Association
Arkansas
Strayer
Fred
Stuttgart
Ark
Arizona
Oklahoma
Vinton
la Porte City
Colonel Archer
Roundup
Mant
Harlan Hollis
Yellowstone Park
C. B. McDowell
Presbyterian Hospital, Waterloo
Waterloo Bank Pays Buchanan for Bond Issue
Independence, Feb 10. Farmers' Loan & Trust Co. Waterloo paid County Treasurer Risk $98,097.66 for Buchanan county Primary road bonds. This plus $3,000 already received makes total $101,097.66 including principal, premium $1,015 and accrued interest $82.66. John Jewell, county auditor, prepares to guard paying assessments to land owners on Ford 20. Refund schedule drawing is complex.
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Conpier
Independence
Farmers’ Loan & Trust Co
Waterloo
Buchanan County
John Jewell
Gard
Ford
Don Donnan Heads Buchanan Club for Lowden
Don D Donnan is chairman of the extensive committees of the Buchanan county Lowden for President club. Other members include Senator Grorge Slemaions, George Risk, W W Bain, RR M Dawes, Mrs Bunnell, FP Hamilton, Byron, Mrs Clark, Liberty, and Mrs W W Hain Jefferson. One man and one woman from each precinct will complete the general committee.
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Dilaurier
Don D. Donnan
Buchanan County
Lowden
Grorge Slemaions
George Risk
W. W. Bain
M. Dawes
Bunnell
Perry Township
Hamilton
Byron
Clark
Liberty
W. W. Hain
Jefferson
Eagle Grove Man Is Jailed for Sale of Liquor to Boys
George Phillips pleaded guilty to bootlegging after intoxication findings. Judge Fry at Clarion sentenced him to a $300 fine and six months in the county jail for selling liquor to youths.
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Eagle Grove
Clarion
Swao
George Phillips
Phillips
Fry
St Ansgar Man Of $1 Very Ill After Paralytic Stroke
Henry Kuehl, 91, is in dangerous condition after a stroke of paralysis at St Ansgar Iowa. Local declamatory contest winners include Ludwig Janzow as orator Doris Johnson as humorous and Lacey Cornon as dramatic. Services were held Thursday evening at the Mona church for Mrs Callon Gould aged 86. Her sons S M Gould of New Lexington Ohio and Andy Grand of Seattle Washington came for the services.
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F Carvier
St. Ansgar
Henry Kuehl
Ludwig Janzow
Doris Johnson
Lacey Cornon
Mona
Callon Gould
M. Gould
New Lexington
Andy Grand
Seattle
Wash
Clay Equipment holds first annual meeting by Cedar Falls
The Clay Equipment corporation formerly Lowa Gate re elected directors J B Clay Mrs Mar Clay James Clark Charles Wild and John Meyers at its Cedar Falls office. Officials to be chosen later. Reception to seniors by Dr and Mrs H K Sterley followed by 600 guests.
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Courier Special Service
Cedar Falls
Clay Equipment Corporation
Lowa Gate Company
Ceedar Falls
J. B. Clay
Mar Clay
Jamess. Clark
Charles Wild
John Meyers
Presbyterian Mite Society Met At La Porte City
February division hostesses held a Shimblebee in the social rooms of La Porte City Presbyterian church. Mrs. George Banger presided. Mrs. W. M. Blough led devotions. Pupils sang, readings were given by Caryl Bettner, Dorothy Morgan, Mary Hemsworth, Margaret King. Lunch served by hostesses including Mrs. Hoyt and Mrs. Triem. Also notes on Literary Circle meeting and Fancy Doers. C L Kennedy dead in Hollywood after strokes. Husman family returned to Chicago. R Williams visiting after 26 years away.
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Dorothy Morgan
Mmes
Georgia Hoyt
E. E. Triem
P. H. Paige
GC. G. Woodley
F.S. Garrabrant
Henry Hett
John Kline
Thos. Henry
H. G. Eshey
Mata Witt
Ida Fox
J. H. Goon
R. T. Paige
H. D. Kline
R. E. Ashby
R. B. Fields
J. H. Blanchame
J. O.over
M. L. Haven
R. E. Wagner
QO. ¥. Fremsworth
John Hunter, Jr
Mina Husman
Charles Sharrar
Chicago
Joseph Hussman
R. Williams
Oakes
N. 1
Williams
Funeral Service for Mrs. Richard DeBuhr in Allison Church
Mrs. Richard DeBuhr dies at son Otto’s home and is laid to rest in Allison Church with Rev. W. W. Nas sen officiating. In related notices, Mrs. George Arnold and others hosted a gathering for 45 women at Mrs. Arnold’s home. several women delivered flowers. Mrs. Henry Burma, previously absent, shows improvement after a sudden illness.
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Allison Church
Allison
Richard DeBuhr
Otto
Jacobus Liberian Church
WW. OC
Nassen
Bridge
George L. Arnold
Kr. A. Spengler
Henry W. Burma
Agnes
Belmond Man to Be Candidate for G. O. P. Delegate
Clarion Iowa February 10 local politicians say W. G. Tyrell Jr of Belmond will run as a candidate for one of the two Republican district delegates to the national convention in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Aperial Service
Clarion
Poliicians
W. G. Tyrell, Jr
Belmond
Kansas City
Lena Schmidt Honored Guest of Choir at Raymond
Miss Lena Schmidt was feted by St. Joseph's church choir in Raymond for her upcoming marriage to Theodore Becker of Gilbertville. A net of china and favors was given, and a bridge game was held with Miss Genevieve Petr, William Wagner, and Mrs. Walter Schmitt as winners. The couple plan to marry February 15 at St. Joseph's church.
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Raymond
St. Joseph’s Church
Lena Schmidt
Theodore Becker
Gilbertville
Genevieve Petr
William Wagner
Walter Schmitt
Schmitt
Lawn City Baptist Women's Society Elects Officers
Cedar Falls. Feb. 10 The Society of Baptist Women formed by merging church auxiliaries met and selected its first executive staff. Presidential seats went to Mrs. O B Read and Mrs E F E VanderVeer with several vice presidents, a secretary and a treasurer named among the officers.
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Lawn City Baptist Women’s Society
Cedar Falls
Society of Baptist Women
Thra
O. B. Read
EF Ek, VanderVeer
A. L. Clark
C. G. King
James A. Sinden
George Smelser
Frances Jackson
C. J. Mentzer
A. W. Bundy
Waverly Debates Narrow Triangular Contest Win
Waverly Iowa hosts a triangular debating contest with Independence and Fayette. Waverly won with unanimous argument votes and two to one judge approval at Independence. Independence beat Fayette two to one on a separate vote.
Hudson Senior High Declamation Winners Named
The Hudson Senior High declamatory contest was held last evening in the school auditorium. Victors across three categories were Edwin McMillan in oratorical "The Martyr President," Dorothy Green in dramatic "The Death Disk," and Gordon Loonan in humorous "Dad Says So Anyway."
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Courier
Big Wisner land sale reshapes Owa Falls area
Town Falls Feb 10 The Wisner family holdings totaling 1 200 acres near Owa Falls were sold in ten tracts ranging 170 to 437 acres. Buyers include Ben Ahrends Alexander Howard Risse Arthur Relks Glen Shaffer and D V Wilson. Prices ran 175 to 200 dollars per acre with improvements influencing value. Farms to be improved as suburban homes after long tenancy.
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fCourier Special Service
Town Falls
Wisner
Lyman F. Wisner
Sola
Sunny Side Farm
Ben Ahrends
Alexander
Franklin County
Hife
Howard Risse
Garden City
Warren L. Davis
Arthur Relks
Buckeye
Glen Shaffer
Jennings
D.V. Wilson
Iowa Independent Of Men's Association Names Officers
Two Waterloo men were elected officers of the Iowa Independent Of Men's association yesterday at Des Moines. J. M. Cushman of Des Moines was elected president. A. L. Lommel and R. W. McDowell were named vice president and director respectively, with other officers chosen from Des Moines Fort Dodge Calmar and Dubuque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Iowa Independent of Men's Association
Des Moines
A. L. Lommel
Bartles-Shepherd Oil Company
State Association
R. W. McDowell
Mid-Continent Petroleum Corporation
J. M. Cushman
H. G. Sharfenberg
Fort Dodge
J. F. Gonoyer
Calmar
H. 4
Osage Wins Debate In 2 1 Decision
Osage high school negative team, including Dean Hugler and Hamilton Pish, defeated McGregor Thursday afternoon in a 2 to 1 decision. The debate topic was federal department of education with a cabinet secretary. Affirma tive team members Edwin Bud and Ellsworth Klemesrud debated at Waukon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OSAGE
Osage High School
McGregor
Dean Hugler
Hamilton Pish
Department of Education
Edwin Bud
Ellsworth Klemesrud
Waukon
Gordon Remodeling At 230-224 Fourth Street East
Workmen will begin remodeling the Gordon store Monday at 230 224 Fourth street east. The double front will be removed and a modern vestibuled entrance installed. H A Maine, general contractor, will complete the project in three weeks at a cost of 7000 dollars. The note ends with an unrelated sentence about appearances.
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Gordon
Fourth Street
H. A. Maine
New Hair Style Rage in New York
A New York advertising feature touts a hair style trend with Theresa Kloss of Glendale praising Danderine. The account claims the product cleanses the scalp, removes dandruff, adds lustre, and keeps waves in place, with 35cc bottles available at drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Theresa Kloss
Glendale
New York City
To Have Nice White Hands In Winter
Advertisement claims Ice Mint hand softening product makes hands bright and refined. Promotes nightly rubbing and morning transformation for winter care. Markets as inexpensive, available through druggists nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pood Driggists
Sage and Sulphur Compound Restores Hair Color
Almost everyone knows Sage Tea and Sulphur when faded or gray. Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound is sold in drug stores for about 75 cents. A few applications darken and even out gray hair, leaving it looking natural, glossy, and younger.
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Wyeth
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ASL
Hudson
Education Board
Nobie Grands
Waterloo Bank
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T. C
HK. H. Sterley
State Teachers College
F. G. Witzigman
W. G. Rawley
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Wateloo
M. E. Church
Joseph W. Smith
Sartori Hospital
Gedar Falls
Peter McArthur
WOCG
Davenport
Presbyterian Mite Society
Independente
Waverly Implement Company
Ingham
Thursa Ingham
W. B. Ingham
Bremer County
Hudson Senior High
Corps
BAYER
Owa Falls
Lommel, McDowell
QIL Independent
Meta
Jay Durfey
George E. Rodgers
Cgc. M. Rodgers
Goldfield
J. Frank Moore
Congregational Church
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F. Frank Moore
Merle B. Sawyer
Belle Carty
Earlville
New
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Janice Randall
Welzer
Cattle Congress Hippodrome
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