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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1928

Page

7

Responsibility for costs shift delays Jefferson Bridge opening

Dispute among the state highway commission Hardin county supervisors and Town Falls city council over who bears expenses for damages fills and paving in the Jefferson Bridge approaches on the Town River delays opening of the structure. The three bodies had an initial agreement but now argue over its meaning delaying completion.

Courier Snveing Jews Falls State Highway Commission Hardin County Supervisors Town Falls Town Council, Supervisors and Highway Commission

Fiddlers Contest and Dance Held at Fredericksburg

An oldtime fiddlers contest and dance staged by Wesley Mitchell of Waterloo drew winners Lyn Swanger Gale Mueller Evelyn Molenhaur Emil Drewelow William Deaver the von Darhen trip Edward vor Darhen and William Hunemiller all of Fredericksburg with Mitchell also staging similar contests this week at Allison and Dumont and planning events at Ackley Hell Rock and Vinton next week.

Hourier Specvae Serer Fredericksburg Wesley Mitchell Waterloo Soca Lyn Swanger Gale Mueller Evelyn Molenhaur Emil Drewelow William Deaver von Darhen Edward Vor Darhen Willian Hunemiller Tripoli I Mitchell Allison and Dumont Ackley Hell Rock Vinton

Lodges Install Bristow officers in January ceremony

Royal Neighbors and O E S lodge officers were installed in Bristow and Osage. The Waterloo contingent assisted in Bristow with Mrs Nelda Trunkey and others presenting the ceremony. New staff includes Minnie Barlow as worthy matron and Jessie High as conductress, among many named officers and out-of-town guests. West Union bank officers were re elected with Frank Camp and H. Howard among directors.

Nelda Trunkey Eunice ‘Bunker Mac DeGon Minnie Barlow BH. M. Thatcher Sirene Banks Jessie High Hilda Pinkagraff Sociata Lela Richards Allie Henkle Ina Finke Mae Surfus Eva Barlow Irene Starle Adah Flora Boexemeier Ruth Maud Slade Esther Addie Hathaway Martha Nellie Thatcher Electa Lucy Boylan Warden Willis Boylan Sentinel Uercemontals Osage LOQ Rebekahs Rebekah Lizgie Witzel Thea Hatfield Winnie Chinn Sherm Boh Lottie Helm Noble Grand Lydia Gamaster Finzel Clyde Jessie Wooduigs Mollie Hughes Chaylain Mary Marquardt Vic Grand Towa Holliday Vice Grand Ida Moody Inside Guardian Katrin Knox Outside Guardian Tr. O F. Staff Gordon Green H. C. Holliday Ole Odden Roderk Knox A. D. Smoith George Chinn Noble Earl Jeffries Eft Gus Anderson Charles Graham Gus Krogstad Chris Witzel Guardian Glen Hill Ray Edge Grand Day Hatfield Chaplair W. A Gordon E Mes. Duty TN Oracle Yeurs West Union Bank West Union First National Bank G. QD. Demet B. J. Chandler Woodard Frank Camp Camp H. Howard H.C Spencer FLW Schneider Pahon ‘Cheyi Turm Rave Dr. CG Amen Mresdosk RB. C

Bristow Phone Co rescinds advance rent rule

Bristow Iowa January 21 The West Point Mutual Telephone company board met January 18 and rescinded the ruling to collect rental in advance for all months The concern reports sound finances and remains in good condition Also noted are minor cemetery association officer elections with Mrs Margaret Stewart stepping down as president and Mrs Angle Arnold elected to lead the group to replace her and officers listed with a treasury showing a balance of 50 60 dollars

Gonder Bristow West Point Mutual Tele Cemetery Association Ok Till Cemetery Association Anna Needham Margaret Stewart Angle Arnold Edna Needham Ella McGenchy Mac Morford Ethel McNell

Mission Worker to Give Address at Charles City

Miss Luht Golisch, a missionary from Nanking China, will speak at the First M. E. church in Charles City on January 29. She left Afton in 1908 to support mission work, aided by the Upper Iowa conference children. Local events note Lions Club guest speakers and university figures addressing government and civic topics. Births, school contests, and upcoming organ recital by Arthur Dunham are announced, with community groups planning events and matinees for children.

China Field Upper Town Charles City iGuarter Luht Golisch Nanking China M. E Golisch Afton Bhen Upper Iowa M. E. Church Marsden C. B. Giliman Hal Page Mason City Charles City Lions California Clara Daley State University of Iowa Woman's Club Miss Daley History Department The Liberal Arts College University Jerry Plum Town City Ward Ferguson Robert R. Hibbs Knights of Pythias Lodge Rhoda R. Btrauiss Des Maines Madame Butterfly Grete Arthur Dunham Mr. Dunham Dunham Ias Ladies' Aid Society

Mrs J A Laurie Recovering From Pneumonia Attack

In Cedar Falls on January 21 the wife of Cedar Heights Community church pastor, Mrs J A Laurie, shows improvement under care. Though very weak, she makes slow gains and recovery is indicated despite a recent pneumonia onset following her daughter's illness and family worry.

Cedar Falls J. A. Laurie Cedar Heights Community Church Laurie

Clarksville High Declamatory Contest Winners

Clarksville High held a declamatory elimination with Milton Moore winning oratorical for "A Plea for Cuba" Adaline Asher winning dramatic for "The Coward" and Irene Sinram winning humorous for "A Pleasant Half Hour at the Beach" judges were T. M. Clevenger Principal Lennon and Mr of Waverly Weaman's Missionary Society held a social with supper Thursday evening.

Clarksville Milton Moore Cuba Adaline Asher Irene Sinram T. M. Clevenger Lennon Mr of Waverly Weaman Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church

Two Bishops to Preach at Sunday Services

Clergymen from other cities will deliver sermons at Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls on Feb 5 Feb 12 and March. Most Rev J J Keane archbishop of Dubuque will speak Feb 5 Dr J Arthur Young pastor Waterloo will address Feb 12 on Abraham Lincoln Bishop Harry S Longley of the Episcopal diocese will give the address on March 4 Budget Director E L Hogue will speak to the Commercial club at Hotel Black Hawk and before the Teachers college Men's Faculty club at Barthele hall. The Cedar Falls fire department annual dinner will be held at City Hall Tuesday evening. A joint installation of Modern Woodmen of America and Royal Neighbors is planned for Tuesday evening at their hall with a picnic supper and radio concert to close.

Most Ray J. J. Keane Lot Teachers College Barthlete Hall Cedar Falls Fire Department City Hall Modern Woodmen of America Royal Neighbors Harry G. Bruhn Waler Gray Walter Rawnd I. H. Corwin California Frank Mauder Oxford San Francisco Cal Olive Street

Knoll Funeral to Be Held Sunday at Cedar Falls

Funeral services for Harold Knoll will be held Sunday at 2:30 p.m. in First Congregational Church Cedar Falls. Rev. George Barsalou will officiate with interment at Greenswood. He died of heart disease Friday afternoon at his parents’ home 199 Tremont Street Cedar Falls. Survived by Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Knoll and siblings Netha Nina Glenn Fred Cedar Falls Merle Watcrios.

Courier Cedar Falls First Congregational Church Tfarold Knoll Ervin Knoll Tremont Street George Barsalou Netha Nina Glenn Fred Merle Watcrios

Chickasaw Boy Breaks Leg In Fall Incident

Fredericksburg Indiana January 21 A farmer south of town son Leslie Fay Eastland sustained a broken leg from a fall and other local injuries include a pump handle striking another boy breaking his glasses Mrs Glen Lowry recovering after hospital operation Osage Indiana January 21 Funeral notices report Homer Richardson death and burial with Mrs E J Buehler transporting her mother Christ ie Anderson to Portland Oregon for burial services conducted by Rev P T Solem

Courier Special Service Fredericksburg A. V. Eastland Here Leslie Fay Glen Lowry Trampton Vonyatescang Osage Homer Richardson Charles Richardson Brownville E. J. Buehler Portland Ore Chrissie Anderson P. T. Solem Buehler

Sectional basketball tourney set for Oelwein March 1 2 3

Twenty or more boys teams from northeastern Iowa towns will compete in the sectional tournament in Oelwein March 1 2 and 3 marking the fourth straight year the event is held there Oelwein may host the girls sectional tourney March 6 8 and 10 Band orchestra and glee club contests are planned during the same week in March The Chicago Great Western railway’s payroll lists 1068 workers in Oelwein shops and roundhouse in December including 256 in the roundhouse Others affected by the storm caused window damage to Ridler Brothers Ridler Brothers Home Goods Hinfa Brothers and Gremmiers stores and to several private homes

Courier Special Service Oelwein Iowa Ells Chicago Great Western Railroad Roundhouse

Edgewood Congregational Church to mark 80th anniversary

Edgewood Iowa Congregational church to celebrate eighty years since its 1848 organization with Jan 22 and 23 events. Former pastors plan to attend as history from 1847 charter to present day noted, including moves, past pastors, and current membership of 170 with a 100 strong Sunday school.

iCourier Edgewood Congregational Church J. J. Hill Arthur Welterlen Lydlla Smitht Baptist Church Eva Minkler C. V. Landplin

Charles Jackett Dies at Daughter's Home in Taswan

Charles Jackett aged 69 died at 7 p m at his daughter Mrs George Terrell's home near Reinbeck after a stroke eight weeks earlier. He was born in Riles Wisconsin and lived there 50 years before residing with daughters in Wisconsin Illinois and California and Montana. Surviving children include Mrs Cora Silliman Woodstock Wisconsin Mrs Maggie McFarlane Mrs Virgin Poyner Long Beach California and Clinton Jackett Great Falls Montana. Funeral time to be set depending on a Montana son’s name.

Sore Hudson Taswan Sir Charles Jackett George Terrel Reinbeck Mr. Jackett Riles Wis Wisconsin Terrell Maggie McFarlane Cora Silliman Woodstock Blanche Deitz Virgin Poyner Long Beach Cal Clinton Jackett Great Falls Mont Montana Van

Winthrop Club Holds Regular Meeting At Home

Desister Apedad Seer of Winthrop Ja notes a regular meeting of the O F P club was hosted at the Joe McKay residence Friday afternoon. Limeheon war followed by a 500 party at Masonic hall Thursday evening. Thirty five attended vocational homemaking and craft classes at the high school this week. the next session will be Monday evening.

Desister Apedad Seer Winthrop O. FP Joe McKay Masonic Hall Setinol

Lowden Meeting At Independence Jan 25 Aims for President Club

Independence Iowa January 21 George Slemmons county chairman calls a public meeting at the courthouse Wednesday January 35 at 1 30 for organizing a Lowden for President club. Lowden enjoys strong local support in Buchanan County. Three seek state representative seats Rev FL H Wyrick Mrs Belle Miller and incumbent J B Truax residents of nearby towns and the city. Also notes on Masons organizing a winter social club and local residents facing illness and business changes.

Coufict Independence George Slemmons Lowden Buchanan County FL. H. Wyrick Westbury Township Belle Miller Aurora J. B. Truax Edward Brandon James Maywood Peter Donovan Yankton Ms. D

Lybarger orchestra wins rural northeast district contest

The Lybarger orchestra of Mitchell county led by Bruce Lybarger was declared the winner of the rural orchestra contest for the northeast district and will perform at Ames on January 30 during Farm and Home Week. Four town musicians and 17 farm players comprise the group, which remains the sole entrant after others dissolved. Dallas county and Slumbo Farm Bureau of Boone county also advance to Ames, with first and second northwest winners to be chosen January 24 at Storm Lake.

Lybarger Group Dallas County Rural Orchestra Slumbo Farm Bureau Orchestra Boone County Central Iowa Des Moines Ames Northwest Town & Tion Storm Lake Stile Agricultural Assembly WOT W OH Stacy Iowan Extension Service Sald

Couple Married at Mt. Auburn Will Reside on Farm

Mr and Mrs Jacob Selk who are touring Illinois will settle on a Keystone area farm upon their return The marriage was solemnized Wednesday at the bride s mother Mrs E C Abbott s home by Rev Robert Norton pastor of Church of Christ at Montezuma The couple s residence plans follow the Mt Auburn Iowa area coverage Washington Twp Notes report a visit by Amanda E Shafer to Council Bluffs and a newborn in Mt Vernon Twp

Mt. Auburn Jacob Selk Illinois Keystone E. C. Abbott Robert Norton Church of Christ At Montezuma Seth Pearl Spicher Washington Amanda E. Shafer Council Bhiffs C. R. Whrir Frank van Noir George Russell Mt. Vernon Township Bor Russell Cornell College T. M. Nielson Marjorie Milne W. G. Ballheim Mark Vernon Mark Ballheim Wil Vera McElvenny Elma Salem Rob Wylie Eizabeth Wyle Martha English M. T. Anderson

Farm Bureau meeting in Cedar Falls draws seventy five

Cedar Falls township Farm Bureau met in Pfeiffer hall with seventy five attendees last evening. County agent Z L Uban presented stereopticon views while Mr and Mrs Ora Howard reported the Des Moines estate convention. Lillian Ores performed two piano numbers.

BIG Farm Bureau Cedar Falls Pfeiffer Hall Z. L. Uban Ora Howard Des Moines Lillian Ores

Tracks at Traer Crushed Stone for No 8 in Tama

Twenty five cars of crushed stone for use on state road No 8 between Traer and Dysart are on track in Rock Island railroad yards. Unloading machinery is installed and hauling to the road will start at once. Contractors have hauled from Dysart for weeks, with about four miles remaining east of Traer. The crew can load about 10 cars daily.

Courier Traer Dysart Rock Island Tracer

Farmers Lumber Co Pays Dividend at Traer Iowa

Frontier special service, Traer Iowa January 21. Farmers Lumber Co of Traer paid an 8 percent dividend totaling 2400 at its annual meeting and added 3152.68 to undivided profits. 1927 gross business neared 90000, up 45009 from the prior year. Assets show 47900 resources, stock valued about 150 per share, merchandise invoices near 20000, real estate 11000, capital stock 90000, surplus 7500, unpaid accounts about 21000. Directors re elected. R P Young fills vacancy. Walter Wilson re elected president. S S Wilson VP. F C Early secretary. F W Wehrhan manager. Wehrhan awarded 2550 bonus.

Fronrer Special Service Traer Farmers] Lumber Company R. P. Young W. Waller Wilson S. S. Wilson John W. Young F. C. Early A. J. Danker J. G. Podshajsky J. W. Nachazel F. J. Childs W. Walter Wison Tama County Iowa General Assembly 5. S. Wilson IF. d. Childs F. W. Wehbrhan Mr. Wehrhan

Rural church 10 benefit by will

In Toledo court, Frank Stark as executor of Gilbert McDowell's estate faces Margaret Irma Whannel in a case over the will's provisions. McDowell left 2000 to Tranquillity church near Tracy and the remainder to the Presbyterian Women’s Board of Home Missions. After prior costs, there is little left. executor seeks authority to sell 80 acres to satisfy the church allotment, likely depriving the mission board.

Margeret Wilson Able Mchaughlins Board of Missions District Court Mission Board

Clarion Council Upheld In Well Pump Purchase

Taxpayers’ protests against the city council purchase of a 120 horsepower gas engine for the waterworks were overruled by budget director E L Hogue after a hearing in Clarion Iowa The council favors municipal ownership and has operated its own pumping plant since taking over from Iowa Public Service Company The new engine at $12000 will supplement the existing equipment and improve reliability while costs have fallen since municipal pumping began.

Courier Special Survier Clarion E. L. Hogue Iowa Pub Fc. Service Company Frank Mulligan Iowa Public Service Company Mulligan Hogue

Iowa Falls Police Chief Seeks Sheriff Nomination

W. H. Thompson, longtime chief of police in Iowa Falls, announces he will run for sheriff as a Republican in the next primary. He is widely known as a peace officer and strong local backing. Sheriff Luglan is not seeking another term. Eldora and Radcliffe may field candidates.

Courier Special Service Town Falls W. H. Thompson Thompson Luglan Eldora and Radcliffe

Farmer Jumps to Safety as Wind Destroys Hay Rack

A strong wind Friday caused about 4B dollars in damage. Melvin Balsby avoided injury by leaping from a hay rack blown loose on his way home. Two barns on the W. A. Balsby farm and a silo on the Erving Welden farm were wrecked, and C. W. North’s porch screens were blown off.

Farmer Melvin Balsby W. A. Balsby Erving Welden W. North

Funeral to be held Sunday in New Hampton

Mrs William Schneider of Williamstown dies in Iowa City hospital after operations. Funeral at German Lutheran church New Hampton Sunday afternoon. She leaves five children and husband. Event dated January 21 in Fredericksburg In.

Wearten Special Se Fredericksburg William Schneider Williamstown Iowa City German Lutheran Church New Hampton

La Porte teacher resigns and wed in Vinton

Miss Hazel Johnson resigned her positions in La Porte City and will marry Clarence Stickney of Vinton next month. A towel shower and mock wedding entertained the guests at the Nies home. Also notes on Thursday club, Christian Endeavor, Cornell College entrance plans, and local arrivals and departures.

Courier la Porte City Hazel Johnson G. HK. Nies Miss Johnson Vinton Clarence Stickney Viola Baird Dorthea Paige Evelyn Kober Thala McChane

Man Indicted in Wright as Leger Taken in Poweshiek

William Broeffle, indicted by Wright county grand jury in September on bootlegging charges, was arrested in Montezuma by Poweshiek sheriff on Wright county orders. He was lured to Clarion and released under $1,000 bond awaiting February term. The grand jury charged three counts illegal transportation of intoxicating liquors ownership and keeping liquor with intent to sell and bootlegging.

Laurier Special Service Clarion William Broerie Wrigiht Grand Jury Montezuma Poweshilek County Wright County Broeffle

Suspected Slayer Fails to Be Identified in Milwaukee

Milwaukee January 31 A confrontation with Mildred Graef failed to identify Louis Succow, 28, an ex convict, as the man known as Jack who associated with slain Milwaukee sales girl Lillian Graef during a blind date before her disappearance.

Milwaukee Wis Minneapolis Lillian Graef Louis Succow Mildred Graef Jack

Mary Jane Philpot Ill at Cedar Falls

Cedar Falls January 31 Mrs Mary Jane Philpot president of Back Hawk County Woo T O long a local leader for over fifty years slowly recovering from a severe illness at her apartment She is the home of Miss Louise Sartor 603 Clay street Stricken with influenza about January 1 and has been ill since

Cedar Falls Mary Jane Philpot Back Hawk County Woo. T. 0 Louise Sartor Clay Street Philpot

Fund Raised for Wheel Chair in Clarksville Wisconsin

Seventy five dollars were net proceeds of a benefit dance held last night to buy a wheel chair for Orland Reynolds paralyzed after a fall while working as a lineman in Oklahoma a year ago. He is the son of Fred Meskimen. Hall music and other essentials were donated.

Wheel Chatr Clarksville Orland Reynolds Oklahoma Fred Meskimen Hall

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