Ed Anderson 14 to be buried at Turtle Lake Wis
Edward Anderson 23 East High graduate and Taylor University freshman dies after a Dec 28 auto crash near Indianapolis. Funeral set for Thursday at his parents home in Turtle Lake. He lived with relatives in Waterloo while studying for the ministry and was a Modern Woodmen member. Three Waterloo friends in the crash were tied to Linden Methodist Church and planned ministry careers.
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Edward Anderson
Taylor University
Holy Family Hospital
la Porte
Ind
Turtle Lake
Wis
Airs
Delbert LC
Anderson
Andersons
Waterloo
Edward
Hoover
Kenneth Woover
LaVerne Bachtell
Altho
Hazel Chamberlain
Spencer
Nod
Bachlell
Pipencer
Tha’ College
Upland
Jése Waterloo
Lynch
Hera
Edward Allen Anderson
New Hampton
Hart
Frank
Mary Anderson
G. A. Anderson
Conger Street
Minnie Closson
Eleventh Streat
Modern Woodmen of America
Linden Methodist Episcopal
Rath’s
Terry T. Wisher
Bremont Street
Fisher
Rath Packing Company
Billy Sanday
Thife
Mrs. Fishor
Building permits issued for $6000 in city
Frank Bisdorf was issued a permit by building commissioner D B Toenfes today for a one story frame building at 425 Charles Street costing 3000. Partitions will be removed and remodeling done in the building now occupied by Nast Fifth Street Hardware at 107-103 Wiltth Street East under a permit issued yesterday by Perpatur Building & Toman association. The former hardware room will become an auto accessory shop with work costing 3000.
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Frank Bisdorf
D. B. Toenfes
Charles Street
Fifth Street
Wiltth Street
Perpatur, Building & Toman Association
T. EB. W Bickelberg
W Barth of Marble Rock Hospitalized for Hernia
W Barth of Marble Rock was taken to Waterloo for surgery as Mrs. Wil Barth accompanied him. He entered a Waterloo hospital for hernia treatment after a brief illness in June.
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Marble Rogk
Snez
Wil Barth
Waterloo
Barth
Thoxine Cures Cough in Moments, Claims Ad
An advertisement touts Thoxine as a direct remedy for coughs caused by bronchial irritation. It promises rapid relief with a single swallow, claims no harmful drugs, and notes pleasant taste suitable for children. Available from Robert Dring Co and Miller's Drug Stores.
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Childran
Robert Dring Co
Miller’s
Clarksville Izaak Walton League Forms In Glass Parish
Clarksville La Jan 5 The largest Izaak Walton league in the state formed last evening with 76 members. Joen Hazard named president Albert Neal secretary Frank Landes treasurer Will Clark Dr Wavery Wield vice presidents. Officers and directors chosen at St Johns Lutheran Church auditorism. Speakers included Rev W A Siefkes J O Murtagh A C Wilford Thomas Waldron and visitors from Waterloo
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Courier
Clarksville
Joen Hazard
Albert Neal
Frank Landes
Will Clark
Wavery Wield
St John’s Lutheran Church
W. A. Siefkes
J. 0. Murtagh
A. C. Wilford
Thomas Waldron
Waterloo
Harry Irwin
State
Roy Lampoian
OL Manke
Paul Junge
Greene
Harrys Polash
Alan Ding
Dike Red Cross chapter elects new officers
At a Sunday meeting in the Dike Savings Bank the Dike Red Cross chapter elected N. Ove as president A B Chamberlain as vice president Mrs A Lorenzen as secretary and P Tobias as treasurer for the coming year The gathering followed the chapter’s regular election process. Drakes University and the United States Naval Academy plan a 1928 football game in Baltimore with the Thurldogs and Middies expected to clash again.
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Dike
Lau
Dike Red Cross
Dike Savings Bank
N. Ove
A B. Chamberlain
A. Lorenzen
LP. Tobias
Drake OG
Des Moines
Dha
Drake University
United States Naval Academy
Baltimore
Thurldogs
Gas Price Fix Law Seen as Impossible by Oil Official
Henry C. Wurster, president of Nankeye Oil, warns that a 12 to 16 cent gasoline price cap would empty supplies and trigger skyward prices. He argues price must follow supply and demand, and restrictive rules verge toward socialism. Frank T. Bentley says he has not considered the proposition. Others see the Ramsey bill as unlikely to pass or a political bid for 1928 governorship.
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Walter Ramsay
Henry C. Whurster
Nankeye Oil Company
Wurster
Frank T. Bentley
Reounty
Ramsey
Two changes among Floyd Co officers in January
Charles City Iowa Jan 5 P A Saddler of Colwell started as sheriff and will live with deputy Bernard Atherton and his family in the jail. Atherton's home moves from Colwell. Saddler's family will join him in Charles City after June school end. One other county office change: deputy treasurer Regal takes over from Rena Parr who left for Chicago in November.
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Courier Special Service
Charles City
P. A. Saddler
Colwell
Bernard Atherton
Atherton
Saddler
Bes
Regal
Rena Parr
Unicago
Life estate given to Michael Kelly in wife Mary’s property
Mary’s will filed for probate grants Michael Kelly a life estate in all property owned by his wife Mary with the remainder divided among six named relatives including Sarah Raymond of Kewanee Indiana and George Coady of Chicago. John T. Muldoon named executor. Will dated September 2, 1498.
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Michael Kelly
Sofe
Mary
Sarah Redmond
Kewanee
George Coady
Chicago
Water Elwood
Bridget Dolun
Waterloo
Maggie Prior
Winside
Neb
John Dolan
John T. Muldoon
Funeral Time Set for Smith Brookhart
An anonymous letter threatening Brookhart's funeral time was found in a newspaper mailbox in Marion. The note, signed with colored crayon letters, states the funeral for Smith Wildman Brookhart will be held March 1, 1927 at 2:30 p.m. in Washington.
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Cedar Rapids
Dan
Tc. Smith W. Brookhart
Clini
Brookhart
Marion
Mirian
Smith Wildman Brookhart
Washington, Ta
Dubuque Treasurer Quits as Wife Seeks Position
Dubuque Iowa reports that Mullin resigned as county treasurer after three terms and a re election bid. The Dubuque county board of supervisors may name his successor within a day or two. Mrs Mullin, the treasurer elect's wife, has asked to be considered for the post.
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Dubuque
Dubuque, Ta
Jan
ILP
C. Ee
Mullin
Aftilea
Dodd Funeral to Be Thursday at Grundy Center
Funeral services for Mrs BE Al Dodd widow of an early local merchant will be held Thursday at the Presbyterian church after a 2 o clock prayer service at her home in Grundy Center. Officers were installed by the Danish Sisterhood with Mrs Ira B D Jackson as president and Mrs JT M Markussen as secretary in Cedar Falls.
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Grundy Center
BE. al. Dodd
Presbyterian Church
Ira BD. Jackson
JT. Ti. Markussen
Youthful Cudahy Tries to Marry and Lands in Jail
Michael Cudahy a 19 year old Chicago scion is jailed after his mother blocked three marriage attempts to actress Marie Astaire. Sheriff James Ross detained him in Santa Barbara at the woman’s request as they sought a license across Santa Ana Los Angeles Ventura then Santa Barbara. Each stop was thwarted by telegraph or telephone alerts from his mother denying consent and noting his drinking. The couple’s license plans collapsed at Santa Barbara. Read’s trial Jan 47. Clarinda Read Read’s trial set Jan 17 in Shenandoah bank break-in case.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Michael Cudahy
Chicago
James Ross
Santa Barbara
John PL Cuda
Marie Astaire
Michael
Santa Ana
Ventura
Clothing Ignited by Stove Leads to Woman's Death
Mrs Hannah McKeever 69 of 725 Columbia Street died from severe burns when her clothing caught fire over a kitchen stove. Funeral in St Joseph’s Church with burial at Calvary. Stepdaughter Mary McKeever aided as flames scorched arms and legs. Born August 3, 1857, she survived by two stepchildren and a sister. Roy Crabtree and family moved to Rockford to manage a telephone exchange.
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Hannah McKeever
St. Joseph’s
Hannah McKkeever
Columbia Street
Hom Ee Dee
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Edward Slattery
Calvary
Rockford
Marble Rock
Dal—W
Roy Crabtree
The
Telephone Exchange
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Routhern Ry
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Sackson Bird
BOS Woodmen of the World
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Omaha
Southern Railway System
Smith Brookhart
Bridge St
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Boy
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Hanan
Florsheim Shoes
Florsheim
Brennan Shoe Store
Upstair Shoe
Oxford
Sycamore Sts
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Loin
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