Cedar Falls Church Meetings and Local Reports
Cedar Falls reports schedule for annual meetings of three church groups and two associations this week. Nazareth Church meets Tuesday, Congregational on Wednesday, and St Lukes Episcopal on Thursday. Also stockholders gather at Cedar Falls National Bank parlor and Cedar Valley Building & Loan session opens Thursday at 4 p m. Funeral notices include Miss Edna Wolfe and Alfred Mang with private rites. Roy Wyatt fractures both bones in right forearm after car backfires. Mina Marten ill with influenza in Postville. family planning Frankville teaching return. Annual M C G A banquet set for Ho tel Black Hawk with 150 at tables. Mrs Kats Johnson and Olivia Johnson depart for Los Angeles.
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Courier
Cedar Falls
Nazareth Church
Blu Street
Congregational
St. Lukes Episcopal Church
Cedar Valley Building & Loan Association
Cedar Falls National Bank
Cedar Falls Association
Berson Co-operative Creamery
Wolfe
Edna Wolfe
W. T. Wolfe
M. E
W. G. Rowley
Greenwood Cemetery
Roy Wyatt
Black Hawk Township
Masonic Groups at Parkersburg Get New Leaders
Parkersburg Iowa January 14 1929 new officers take over duties for the Eastern Star and Masonic lodges. Eastern Star leaders include Helen Behnke as matron and Dale Van Eman as patron with officers and conductress Frieda Rients organist Marian Tiledman and others. Masons appoint Roy Patterson as master Will Anderson senior warden and Stanley Conn as secretary among the roster.
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Courier Special Service
Parkersburg
Eastern Star
Order of Eastern Star
Helen Behnke
Dale van Eman
Rebecca Wyle
L. F. Miller
Marle Miller
Essie Parker
Hattie Belle Reid
Betty Schuck
Rural Carriers In Butler County Use Teams And Sleds
Rural mail carriers from Greene post office completed routes using sleds and horses due to deep snow drifts blocking roads. Two girls, Ethel Jensen and Ruth Shock, could not reach their schools meet on Friday. A Presbyterian Missionary society gathering occurred at Mrs. George Watters' home. George Gerhard and Chari Dalley residences were quarantined for scarlet fever.
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Courier
Greene
Greene Post Office
Ethel Jensen
Ruth Shock
Presbyterian Missionary Society
George Watters
George Gerhard
Chari Dalley
Floyd Farm Family to Operate Cafe
Marble Rock Iowa January 146 The Charles May family, long at Galloway farm south of town, will move to Coon Rapids to run a cafe. Mr and Mrs Paul Bucklen head to New Orleans to reside. Gates, Smith and son Frederick Eugene head for California for the winter. Ackley family to move into Marble Rock residence of Mrs Will Ludwig. Dr Asa Wood, previously critical from heart disease and influenza, shows some improvement.
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Courier
Marble Rock
Charles May
Galloway Farm
Coon Rapids
Paul Bucklen
New Orleans
P, E
Gates
Mre
Russell Smith
Frederick Eugene
California
George Ackley
Will Ludwig
Asa Wood
Deaths Fairbank and Charles City areas recall losses
Dorothy Fratzke former Hawk Eye resident died in Washington D C and funeral held in Fairbank at her parents home. Nancy E McDaniel spent last year in Hawkeye and died in Davenport. Funeral for Ida E Novak in Charles City First M E church and for Gottfried Sell in Charles City at home with Rev Protzengeler officiating.
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Fairbank
Hawkeye
Dorothy Fratzke
Washington, D. C
Lewis Fratzke
Washington
Nancy E. McDaniel
Blunt Street
Fenimore
Wis
First M. E. Church
Cedar Valley Rebekah Lodge
M. E. Church
E. T. Gough
Riverside
Gottfried Sell
Mary
Elizabeth
A. Reetz
GC. G. Protzengeler
Sled conveys injured man to hospital after barn accident
Grant Becker of Washington township Black Hawk county was kicked by a cow while operating a milking machine. He suffered a broken bone and, with drifting snow, neighbors pulled him three miles to Janesville by sled and team before an ambulance from Waverly took him to a hospital. Becker served as township trustee with terms ending January 1.
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Janesville
Grant Becker
Washington Township
Black Hawk County
Becker
Waverly
Start Remodeling of Nashua Theatre
Nashua Iowa January 14 work of remodeling Grant theatre has started by Otho Laird who bought the business assisted by Claude Miller The opening is scheduled for the present week Ice harvest for Crystal Ice company Waterloo has started here Roller skating postponed due to snow blocking roads illnesse illnesses and recovered health updates on John Yanec Monona and Ira Laydon G E Elison Nashua Reporter editor back in office after influenza with family still ill
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Courier
Nashua
Grant Theatre
Otho Laird
Claude Miller
Crystal Ice Company of Waterloo
Opera House
John Yanece
Monona
Walter Nelson
Charles City
Nelson
Ira Laydon
G. E. Eilison
Nashua Reporter
Funeral of C. G. W. Engineer in Oelwein Tuesday
The funeral for S J Foster a Chicago Great Western railway passenger engineer who died Saturday night will be held Tuesday afternoon at the M E church in Oelwein conducted by Rev A W Henke He was 60 years old Surviving are his widow three sons Craig Merle and Floyd Foster of Oelwein and daughter Mrs Sarah Plamadore of Des Moines
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Gourier
Qelwein
S.J. Foster
Chicago Great Western Railway
M. E. Church
A. W.henke
Foster
Craig
Merle
Floyd Foster
Oelwein
Sarah Plamadore
Res Moines
Dunkerton Woman Undergoes Mastoid Operation
Miss Mary Muhlig of Dunkerton underwent a mastoid operation at St. Francis Hospital Waterleo this morning. The report notes scarlet fever quarantines at the Ernest Widdie and Jim Nesbit homes nearby.
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Mary Muhlig
Dunkerton
Tunkerton
Isa Mary Muhlig
St. Prancis Hospital
Waterleo
Ernest Widdie
Jim Nesbit
Here
Motiver of Osage Women Very Sick In Ill
Osage Iowa January 34 Special Mrs W S Cundiff and sister Miss Nell Young were called to Nora Mia this week by the illness of their mother who is not expected to recover. Rev E B Frye pastor of the M E church will speak this evening at a Fayette County Teachers association meeting at Delwelt. He spoke this morning at the high school there.
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Osage
W. S. Cundiff
Nell Young
Nora
E. B. Frye
Fayette
La Porte notices honor Civil War veteran John Tripp
In La Porte City on January 14 services were set for Tuesday afternoon at the M E church to honor John Tripp, 87, Civil War veteran and retired farmer. He died Sunday after years of illness. burial at Mt Auburn follows a 1:730 p m funeral. His widow suffers a lip fracture from a fall a year ago.
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la Porte City
John Tripp
Tripp
Here
M. E
Mt Auburn
Reinhart
Will Reinhart
Eldora
Roy Lee
Brandon
Merle Boyles
Mr. Boyles
Good Cheer Guild
Ald Society
Woman who helped found Cedar Falls church dies at 81
Cedar Falls report notes Mrs. N. P. Nielsen one of two charter members of Calvary Baptist church died at 81. She had lived in Cedar Falls until moving to Denver ten years ago. Mrs. J. P. Peterson is now the sole surviving founder. Funeral set for Calvary church Tuesday at 3:36 p.m. with Rev. J. D. Winding officiating.
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Courier
Ceder Falls
N. P. Nielsen
Calvary Baptist Church
W. A. Kennedy
Denver
Colo
J. P. Peterson
Calvary Church
J. D. Winding
Charles City Mayor Won't Seek Re election This Spring
Charles City Indiana reports Mayor CG Gray will not run again in the upcoming spring election. One candidate is known, with more expected to file by ticket deadlines. In North Carolina's Ocracoke a town of about 700 sustains a large cat population, many descended from shipwrecks in the Graveyard of the Atlantic. wrecks nearby bring new cats ashore.
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Courier Special Service
Charles City
CG. G. Gray
Ocracoke
N. C
Hatteras
Atlantic
Youth Implicated in Charles City Car Theft Paroled
Charles City Iowa January 14 Lester King 21 pleaded guilty to driving a car without the owner's consent and was sentenced to one year at Anamosa, then paroled to his father William King. He was tied to a roadster theft with the MecManigle boys and Cecil Thomas and had its accessories stripped. Harold Berry 21 pleaded guilty to ge grancy before Justice John Mc Geeny and received 10 days hard labor.
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Courier Special Service
Charles City
Lester King
Anamosa
William King
King
MecManigle
Cecil Thomas
Harold Berry
John McGeeney
Towa Falls B. and L. Association Directors Reelected
The Towa Falls Building and Loan Association re elected BH. A. West bury W. E. Welden and Harry M. Kutz as directors. 1929 officers are President H. B. Hall Vice President M. E. Foster Secretary C. H. Warnock Treasurer S. J. Osgood. The 1912 organized group has kept the same board except for two changes due to relocation and retirement.
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Courier Special Service
Town Pills
Goodyear Dies Suddenly In Town
Charles H A Goodyear prominent Owa Falls businessman died suddenly at the hospital in Owa Falls Ia on a Saturday. He was about 45, formerly from Scranton Ia, co owned a cash grocery firm with A P Buchanan. Survived by widow five children parents at Hampton Ia and brother F M Goodyear. He was active in the Pythian order as a past chancellor.
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Courier
Town Falls
Charles HA. Goodyear
Scranton
Colking
A. P. Buchanan
F. MM. Goodyear
Seed That Baffled Botanists Dies in Spite of Care
A strange Denver seed found at the bottom of an 18 foot excavation in the downtown area died after sprouting in water and weeks of care by John Russell, superintendent of City Park, ending the mystery as a possible prehistoric plant lineage.
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Denver
John Russell
Sity Park
Onions in Idaho Net $1000 an Acre for 1928
Boise Idaho January 14 a thousand dollars an acre was the estimated profit on nearly 450 acres near Boise planted to onions on Eagle island in the Boise river favorable yield and high prices boost the industry. One grower with four harvested acres cleared over a thousand 100 pound sacks at 250 a sack. Onions marketed cooperatively reached sizes up to six inches. Some shipments were entirely five inch onions. Also pastor G C Nothdurst of Hawkeye Iowa fractured wrist cranking a car.
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Boise
Idaho
Eagle Island
Civil War veteran Pomeroy Morehouse dies at 88 in Manchester
Pomeroy J. Morehouse aged 88 longtime Manchester resident died Saturday from influenza. He served 15 months in Co K Twelfth Town Volunteers after enlisting at Hopkinton and was imprisoned at Libby Prison six months before discharge. Survived by five children and later wife Maurice Marth. Funeral held at home with Rev. A A Rideout officiating and burial at Oakland Cemetery. American Legion members served as casket bearers.
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Manchester
Pomeroy J. Morehouse
A. A. Rideout
First Baptist Church
Onkland
Amer Lear, Legion
Morehouse
Willsboro
Hopkinton
Lincoln
Co. K
Twelfth Town
Ft. Donaldson
Libby
Richmond
Buck Creek
Annette
Amos Richardson
Howard Morehouse
Independence
Catherine Webber
Woman Heads Indiana Opera School In South Bend
Mrs. Oliver Marine leads a new school of opera in South Bend Indiana offering English language classics as a stepping stone to fame for local singers. Former stage performer, she organized volunteer players to gain operatic training without leaving the country. Under her guidance a group of young artists has produced five performances.
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Operatic Singers
Indiana
South Bend
Ind
Oliver Marine
Ife
Oliver Maine
Woman Sick Three Years in Arkansas Testimonial
Mrs TLA Apams of Little Rock Arkansas says she suffered for three years after her last baby. She could not walk or eat properly, but after seven bottles of Vegetable Compound and six bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Sanative Wash she recovered. She now runs a large family and endorses the remedies widely.
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Little Rock
Ark
Iydia
Pinkham
Arkansas
Mrs Maine Leads South Bend Opera School Troupe
Herself a former member of the Chicago Civic Opera and the American Opera company Mrs Maine trains volunteers to study operas and stage them with scenery and effects modeled on professional standards. Her troupe draws native Italian interest for a Rigoletto performance.
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Elijah
Chicago Civic Opera Company
American Opera Company
Maine
Marne
Ally
South Bend
Cystex 48 Hour Test Promises Quick Relief
An ad claims Cystex can relieve backache bladder weakness and night pains within 48 hours. It urges readers to buy at Robert Drug Co on 622 Sycamore Street and try the money back offer if not satisfied.
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Robert Drug CO
Sycamore Street
Konjola Praised Inendorsement At Local Drug Store
The Konjola Man tours Wangler Bros Drug Store at 229 H Fourth Street, promoting Konjola as a safe, effective remedy. A Clinton Iowa woman, Marie Zerrien, reports regained energy, weight, and vitality after using the medicine, claiming it restored her health and daily vigor.
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Maree Zerrien
Nature
Wangler Bros
H. Fourth Street
Marie Zerrien
Eighth Avenue
Clinton
Iowa
Konjola
Kenny
Konola
Tha Konlola
Wangler Gros
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