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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1929

Page

6

Blockade Impedes Iowa Mail Carriers in Heavy Snow

Severe blizzards cripple Delaware county routes with six foot drifts and subzero temps. Carriers like Worst in 21 years M. Lusk and W. B. Kenney report forced horse and cutter travel, with many miles passable only by sleds. Several towns including Independence, Buchanan and Brandon face postponed events and curtailed service as roads remain closed or dangerous.

Courier Manchester Delaware County A. M. Lusk Gnelda W. B. Kenney Greeley Loren Platt Thorpe Harry Kelsey Ryan Watler Schiess Mr. Lusk

Dilger services to be at Shell Rock

Funeral services for Harvey Dilger, died in Independence hospital, will be held tomorrow at 2 p.m. at his brother Adam Dilger's home in Shell Rock. Rev. A. R. Grant of the M. E. church will officiate. Dilger was five years old and had been ill since July. surviving relatives include two brothers Theodore and Will, a sister Mrs. Anna Crouse, and a half brother in Cherore Ree.

Courier Special Servce Shell Rock Harvey Dilger Independence Adam A. R. Grant M. E. Church Dilger Theodore, Stout Will Edgepea Anna Crouse Chero- Ree

Veteran J J Rongo 84 Civil War service dies in Preserved

J J Rongo aged 84 a Fredrika Union veteran died after a long illness in Presedika Indiana He served in Company PF Thirty Eighth Town infantry until the Civil War close He survived by his widow a daughter preceded him and funeral arrangements were not yet set

Fineiel Sewer Prederika J. Roneo Deelsico Fonce Cant. Rogers Weat Union

Multiple Iowa Deaths Reported Across Counties

Stacyville and Nashua mourn deaths from anemia and pneumonia with services at Stacyville Catholic church and nearby churches. Emma Bauer of Geneva, later buried at Oakwood, survived by relatives including Mary Clawson and Esther Wregner, with funeral in First Evangelical church. Ian Layton, born Albany, NY, died of pneumonia. funeral to be held at 1:30 p.m. in town with five of seven children surviving. Mrs. Sarah Talley, 88, pioneer from Ohio, passed at home in West Union. burial at Mt. Ayr. F G Rust of Glidden and Mrs. Will McDowell of Bloomington noted in notices. funerals held today.

Avaley Ackley Emma Baurer Mary Clawson Geneva First Evangelical Church J. M. Krattt Oakwood Anna Emma Schultz Balleyville Grundy County Iowa Chris Bauer Were E. E. Clements Mr. Layton Albany WW. Y New York Tlllnois Anna E. Pennington Republic Here Fred Wentworth Clarence Hanson Alvin Flint Geclf Nashua William of Wallace Ida Aird West Union Sarah Cg, Talley Talley Mt. Ayr Walter H. Benil Ohio Ringgold County Nora Talley Lloyd Talley Bushnell, Fla G. H. Talley Victor Record Burin Ayr

District Court Opens In Floyd County Amid Ledger Events

District court in Floyd County opened this morning with the first case to hear a suit to set aside a guaranty settlement tied to the Rockford State bank. Community news notes include club meetings, a history topic discussion, W C T U gathering, and travel plans for Dale Newton. Birth announcements from Ackley and Waverly area towns accompany marriage notices and local social items.

Funeral Service for John M. Tripp at La Porte City

John M. Tripp a longtime La Porte City resident died recently. Funeral held at 1 30 pm in the Methodist church with Rev B E Clements and Rev T M Nielsen. Burial at Mt Auburn Cemetery. Tripp born January 8, 1843 near Syracuse New York served in Co H One Hundred Fifty sixth Illinois Infantry. Survived by wife Louisa Kelsey five sons and one daughter 21 grandchildren 34 great grandchildren and one great great grandchild all present. Also notes Henry Ballheim stroke and other family updates.

la Porte City John M. Tripp Methodist Church Clements Nashua T. M. Nielsen Mt. Auburn Syracuse Sandwich Tripp Co. H Memphis Tenn Yorkville Louisa Kelsey Victor B Beloit Kun George W Randalia Charles E Redwing Minn Fred J Warrensburg Robert B Mary D. Reed Clint Ballheim Wyoming J. T. Porter Billy Douglas Wyo J. H. Goon Mr. Goon Cedar Rapids

Conrad Meyers Dies at 86 in Bassett Iowa

Conrad Meyers 86 of Bassett Iowa died yesterday at his home after retiring from farming. He suffered influenza related complications. Survived by his widow five sons and one daughter. Funeral planned at the Lutheran church Bassett with Rev G Prottnegeler in charge. Burial at Rowley Cemetery. Body at Hauser Funeral Home awaiting relatives and favorable weather for services.

Courier Special Service Charles City Conrad Meyers Bassett G. Prottnegeler Rowley Hauser Funeral Home

Banks Of Three Towns Re Elect Official Ot Apes

Hudson Jan 15 Hudson State bank and Hudson Lumber company held annual meetings with elections of directors and officers. Officers include Henry Lafrenz president B S Strayer vice president R I Bordner cashier and W A Hanna assistant cashier. Directors include Lafrenz Strayer Degner Axson and Dufel among others. James Loonan to head the number company with Lafrenz as VP and H R Hollis as secretary-treasurer.

Courier Special Service Hudson Hudson State Bank and Hudson Lumber Company Henry Lafrenz B.S. Strayer R. I. Bordner W. A. Hanna Mr. Lafrenz Strayer Henry Degner

Manchester Child Dies of Pneumonia

Lynn J. Ballard three years old, son of Dan L. and Mrs. Ballard, died Monday from influenza and pneumonia in Manchester Iowa. Services were at Congregational church with Rev. J. F. Moore. Buried later in Oakland cemetery. Born May 8 1926. survived by parents and siblings Eileen Dean Purcell and Lloyd.

Courier Manchester Lynn J. Ballard Dan L. Ballard Congregational Church J. F. Moore Oakland Cemetery Eileen Dean Purcell Lloyd

Two Easy Steps to Avoid Colds and Flu This Winter

Doctors recommend a twofold preventive: nightly Najol to keep the system in top condition and daily Mistol to protect the nose and throat from influenza germs. The natural Najol aids overall function, while Mistol clears nasal passages, soothes the throat, and can be gargled for sore throats. Both are on sale at druggists.

Najol Misco

Judge Illness Delays Bremer County Court Session

Opening of Bremer county court was postponed due to illness of Judge M F Edwards of Parkersburg. Trial for David Rowary on wife and child desertion charges will occur at the next term. Jail repairs under Sheriff Sager progress, interiors cleaned and repainted with new plumbing. Two prisoners custody. Parish officers named at St Pauls Lutheran church including reelected deacon Louis Braun and new trustees. Woman's club hosts 2 Better Homes department meeting at Mrs Wehrmacher's home. Orphans' Aid society to meet Jan 16 with local hostesses. Past Noble Grand association meeting at Mrs Hattle Page's home. Di Giorgio concert orchestra to perform Jan 17 on Waverly lyceum course. High school normal training exam set for Jan 16 and 17 in Sumner and Waverly. Mrs Rose Benning recovering at Mercy hospital post operation. Grant Becker under care for leg fracture from cow kick. Kate McCarty travels to Stillwater Okla to serve as house mother for Lambda Chi Alpha at A M College.

Waverly Bremer County St. Paul's Lutheran Church Louis Braun BE. H. Kramer William Sohle Fred Fedeley Better Homes Department The Woman’s Club W. H. Wehrmacher A. T. Leslie Orphans’ Aid Orphans’ Aid Society of Howard Bogan Fred Guether Louise Kehe Noble Grand Association Hattle Page di Giorgio Waverly Lyceum Sumner Rose Benning Waterloo Mercy Hospital Grant Becker Janesville

Hawkeye Finance Company Formed in Charles City Iowa

Articles of incorporation for the Hawkeye Finance Company were filed in Charles City Iowa on January 15. Capital stock is 25000 dollars, 250 shares of 100 dollars each, payable in cash at par. Business to begin when 5000 dollars of stock is paid. remaining stock issued as sold. Directors include W E Taylor J Salsbury Carl R Swab Ed Matteson William Mullarkey W O Herbrecht A R Eggert with officers to be elected once capital is raised.

Courier Charles City Hawkeye Finance Company W. E. Taylor Salsbury Carl R. Swab Ed Matteson William Mullarkey Herbrecht A. R. Eggert

Masons Install at Cedar Falls Amid Fraternal Festivities

Cedar Falls January 15 Formal installation of the 1929 staff of officers at the Masonic lodge followed supper at the fraternity headquarters. Hans Lang becomes master succeeding Rev. George Barsalou. A gold purse was awarded to James Whills for 31 years of service as lodge secretary. Rev. Raymond Grant of Vinton spoke on The Inquisitive Master. Semester ends Cedar Falls public schools close Friday with exams the last three days. classes resume Monday. Parish business session at First Congregational church will precede a picnic supper. Burial for Mrs. N. P. Nielsen 81 of Denver occurred at Fairview. Ann van Loupe and Prank Cilvella, 22 Kansas City, died from boxing injuries after being knocked from the ropes by Steve Selina.

M. E. Church Vinton Cedar Falls Piveseurg Ann Van Loupe Prank Cilvvella Kansas City Steve Selina Civella Selina

Farmers' Co-Operative Creamery annual meeting held in Oelwein

The Farmers' Co-Operative Creamery of Oelwein held its annual meeting in the I. O. O. F. hall with officers reelected: A. W. Stewart president, Andrew King vice president, J. Butler secretary, Roy Sackville treasurer, and A. R. McLaury, Fred Gremmels, and B. Holtzman as directors. Yearly receipts reached 920 231.16 with 315 522.53 paid to patrons, signaling a prosperous year. The piece notes P. H. Harmes as a medal winner in the daily section of the Midwest. The American Legion assists in clearing heavy snows from the business district. Also mentioned are visits by Mrs. William Seahey and family plans to California for James Crowley and family.

Courier Special Services Oelwein Farmers’ Co-Operative Creamery Company I. Co F. Hall A. W. Stewart Andrew King P. H. Harmes Middlewest Legion American Legion William Seahey Providence R. 1 G. CO. Adams Rachel Prichard

Dave's Mentha-Pepsin Promises Relief From Stomach Agony

Thousands suffer stomach agony gas and indigestion according to the ad. Dave's Mentha-Pepsin elixir is praised for quick relief and regular use to overcome chronic stomach trouble. The ad claims druggists in the area report high demand and offers a money back guarantee.

Dave

Snow removal costs hit Independence city budget

Independence Iowa reports heavy snowfalls cost the city $954 to remove. A large force labored for a 40 day period loading and hauling snow on sleds wagons and dumping it into the river. Travelers comment Independence is the only city allowing curbside parking since the snow began.

Independence

Konjola Man Promotes New Health Remedy in Waterloo

A long advertisement touts Konjola as a cure for stomach and kidney troubles. It claims thousands’ testimonials and invites readers to meet “the Konjola Man” at Wangler Bros. Drug Store, 229 East Fourth Street, Waterloo, with free samples offered. It emphasizes herbal ingredients and rapid health benefits.

A. Morris Wangler Bros East Fourth Street Waterloo Konjiola Konjola Brown Street Davenport Tows Wangler Bros. Drug Store

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Bristow Buchanan Clarence Crynes Jesup Hamiess Straim Littleton Brandon Rebekah J.J. Rongo Frederika Union Fowa Stacyville Helen Pint Mason City Hospital Stacyville Catholic Church Wat Dan F. G. Rust Gildden W. FP. McDowell Lillian Cook McDowell Will McDowell Bloomington Glidden Floyd County Oesoon District Court Rockford State Bank Erwin Larson Doug Frank Nies Bolivia- Paraguay Chris Hauser Isaac Fredrickson Mines Andrews, Colton Harriet Smith Julia Watland P. A. Thomas Dale Newton New York City Majestic Europe Africa Mart-Parr Company Fred Ahe Esther Phoenix Artz Inia Frank Grajinm Robert Leighty Maxine Gottrell Glenville John Horstman Horstman Ethel syn+ dergarch Littleton, Littleton, Ta Ervin Corcoran Triumph Mt. Auburn Cemetery Chas OT Apes Dike Institution Farmers State Bank F. M. Williams 2 &E. Strait F. E. Albert W. A. Fiester B. F. Nachholz Co R. Bolton A. C. Jaeger J. D. Nabholz T. A. Rice B. W. Towne O. E. Stulart 3.D. Sweeney R. F. Clarke Roy Cook Roy A. Cook E. ©. Strait Dike D. Vought Dike Savings Bank Ben H. Fletcher Bremer Parkersburg Board of Supervisors Fred Sager Oklanoma Sb. Ansgar Kate McCarty John Meyer Stillwater Okla Lambda’ Chi Alpha A. & M. College Ceqa Falls Yvinson First Congregational Church Boars California James Crowley San Diego Gal Robert Drug Co Humphrey Umphre OWA H.co, Tee Sone Wkonjola
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