Hoyer Said Favored For Iowa Budget Director Post
Des Moines reports Henry Hoyer publisher of the Delaware Register is favored by Gov. Hammill for Iowa budget director after the death of Ernest L. Togue. Capt. W E G Saunders of Emmetsburg may join the staff as farm loan advisor, with no formal announcement yet.
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Des Moines
INS
Enry Hoyer
Delwebn Register
John Hammill
Iowa
Oclweith
Ernest L. Togue
Saunders
Hamoull
Hoyer
W. E
Senate
General Assembly
F Hoyer
Walter L. Dewey Rites Held in Cedar Falls
Services for Walter L. Dewey age 70 were held Thursday at Henry E. Brown chapel with Rev Bruce Giffen officiating. Moose lodge members acted as casket attendants. He died in Chicago on Monday Jan 21 at his daughter Mrs A D Merrill’s home where he and his wife had spent the winter. Interment was at Fairview.
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Courier
Cedar Falls
Walter L. Dewey
Henry E. Brown
Bruce Giffen
First Presbyterian Church
Moose Lodge
Waterloo
Fairview
Dewey
Chicago
A. D. Merrill
Debate schedule set for Independence high school's season
Independence high school announces February 7 opening debate. Local affirmative team Kathryn Hayes and Janice Holland to face Tripoli high school on home turf. local negative Gilbert Stewart and Jack Cherny to travel to Oelwein for a match against Oelwein high school's affirmative team. Topic: federal department of education with a cabinet secretary. Coach T R Roberts and four debaters prep weeks.
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Gourlar
United States
Department of Education
T. R. Roberts
Dewey Funeral Rites Conducted at Cedar Falls
A Cedar Falls report notes the funeral of Mrs. Mary Wad Jey aged 98 held early in the week with Dr. Deceased listed as her husband. The piece also mentions a drive to establish a permanent Oalwein Boy Scout organization backed by local citizens. Fred Wilson of Hazleton ships a carload of horses to Nichob, N Y, Tuesday.
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Courier
Delwein
Oalwein Boy Scout Organization
Mary Wad Jey
Sycamore
Hannah Ames
Fred Wilson
Hazieton
Nichob
N, Y
Funeral of Lima merchant held at Lima church today
Funeral services were conducted for A. R. Oelberg who died Wednesday at Iowa City hospital. Oelberg operated Qelverg Bros. general store in Lima for 38 years and was 55. Survived by widow, three sons, two daughters.
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Gourier
Fayette
A. R. Oelberg
Lima
Iowan City Hospital
Lima Church
Oelberg
Iowa City
Qelverg Bros
Deaths in Iowa Falls and Nearby Towns Mark January Losses
Iowa Falls and surrounding areas report multiple deaths from January through the week. J B Griffith of Whittier California former lumber partner in Hoag Griffith is survived by a widow and daughters and a son in Florence California. Harriet I Gifford widow of Prof Elmer H Gifford died in Long Beach after years in Lindsay California. Mrs Alvin A Thomas of Floyd County dies at 83 leaving three sons Will Fred Otto. Miss Iola Who and Mrs Anna Jung among other local deaths noted with service details and funerals scheduled in Floyd, Charles City, and Rudd township.
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Towa Falls
Newa
Iowa Falls
E. Griffith
Florence
Galo
H. F. Schultz
Minneapolis
Harriet I. Gifford
Elmer H. Gifford
Long Beach
Lindsay
Cal
Gifford
Wilmington
Iowa
Mainy
Oskaloosa
Prof. Gifford
Penn College
California
Charles City
Alvin A. Thomas
Floyd
Will
Fred
Otto
Florida
G. A. Hess
Anna Catherine Jung
Justus Jung
Martin
Rudd Township
South Main Street
Dakota
Grundy Center NewsItems Include Injuries, Moves and Deaths
Grundy Center Iowa January 25 A Mooty suffered a shoulder injury in a fall at his farm. Mrs Harm Muhring submitted to prayer operation for the removal of ten nis at Deaconess hospital in Marshalltown. E G Mellem manager of Farmers Elevator company at Fort Dodge since Tuesday attending a state grain dealers convention. J A Fonken hospitalized in Waterloo two weeks after operation expected to return today. Dr and Mrs H L Mol went to Des Moines to remain until Saturday with clinic attendance. Two moving apartments in the Wilson building to be completed this week. A benefit bridge tea to support the rest room will be held Saturday at Mrs Walter Scotts. Mr and Mrs Ernie French new parents of a boy. Zender and Caldwell closed their Grundy Center business. Miss Pearl Metagar returned from Michael Reece hospital school of nursing where she graduated as honor student. Robert Collins accused of writing several bad checks here recently arrested at Waterloo by Sheriff Dien.
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Grundy Center
A. Mooty
Harm Muhring
Deaconess Hospital
Marshalltown
E. G. Mellem
Farmers’ Elevator Company
Fort Dodge
J. A. Fonken
Waterloo
H. L. Mol
Des Moines
Wilson Building
Walter Scott
Ernie French
Zender & Caldwell
Pearl Metagar
Michael Reece Hospital School of Nursing
Robert Collins
Dien
Polk Two Clubs Meet at Urbana
Polk township club presidents plan the annual convention to be held in Urbana at the home of Mrs. Ed Moore on Saturday afternoon January 26. The meeting aims to organize districts and set dates for events. Wadena baby dies in pneumonia at eight weeks old as funeral held at Presbyterian church.
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Courire Sheetal Service
Urbana
Polk Township
Imade
Ed Moore Savurday
Wadena
Derryl Laverns McClayey
Presbyterian Church
Charles City Man Sentenced for Bootlegging Drunken Liquor
Charles City Iowa January 35 John Obermeier arrested last September on bootlegging charges surrendered to authorities after eluding for medical treatment. He appeared before Judge M. H. Kepler, fined 300 dollars plus costs and given 90 days in jail with 50 extra days if the fine is not paid. Sentence suspended pending hospitalization at the University hospital in Iowa City and to take effect upon release.
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Courier Special Service
Charles City
Jonn Obermeier
M. H. Kepler
University Hospital
Iowa City
Hae 5
Financial Company
The
Financial Investments, Inc
County Recorder
Selby Russell
R. W. Zastrow
John Christianson
U L. Rouse
Work Springs
H. L. Rouse
Rockford
R. W. Zastrew
City
de Molay
Masonic Temple
Paul Garthwaite
Walter Stidgwell
New Hampton
Congregational Missionary Society
George Blake
Thomas Anderson
Mary Dana
Carleton College
Northfield
Mlnn
Elizabeth Bentley
Malcolm Dana
Congregationalist
Coast Endeavor
Christian Endeavor Society of the Congregational Church
Eloise Merrick
January
Baptist Ladies’ Aid
Baptist Brotherhood
Beth
Jerusalem
Eleanor Wood
Manchester High Debates Hopkinton Team Victory
Manchester High School defeated Hopkinton in a local debate held Thursday evening. Manchester’s team consisted of Lars Cloud and Robert Chapel with Edward Matthews as alternate, while Helen Downs and Raymond Wallace represented Hopkinton. Judge was Prof. W. A. Brindley from Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls. The Manchester team will debate at Oelwein next Friday.
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Manchester, Sr
Manchester High School
Hopkinton
Lars Cloud
Robert Chapel
Edward Matthews
Helen Downs
Raymond Wallace
United States
Latin America
W. A. Brindley
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Oelwein
Marjory Putnam
Thelma Davis
Fred Kaltenbach
Elkader
Claudia Sabin
Branson Men S S Class Hosts Women’s Group
Brandon Iowa January 95 Men’s Sunday School class of the Methodist Episcopal church entertained the women’s class with about 25 attendees in the church basement. Cyrus Metcalf of Cedar Rapids spoke on What We Owe the Church along with talks by E E Quass B F Nabholz Mrs E E Strait Mrs B F Nabholz and W A Deeter. Women joined a bridge gathering hosted by Mrs E E Evans with Mrs Burr Finch assisting. Agnes McLennen formerly of Cedar Falls high school and Gerald Stainbrook formerly of Vinton entered Brandon consolidated school.
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Courier
Brandon
Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
Cyrus Metcalf
Cedar Rapids
E. E. Quass
B. F. Nabholz
E. E. Strait
W. A. Deeter
Orange School’s Orators Selected
Orange consolidated school's representatives in declamatory contests are announced after elimination rounds. Mildred Saul wins first in oratorical division with Fairlies Hamer second. Maxine Cunningham first in dramatic with Vera Fleming second. Martin Messer first among four contestants with Mary Miller second. Advisors Mrs. Koch Mrs Coxen and Mrs. Merle Kough hosted a dinner at the Kech residence with Margaret Ellis sponsor and several teachers as guests.
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Courier Special Service
Orange Two
Orange Consolidated School
Mildred Saul
Fairlies Hamer
Maxine Cunningham
Vera Fleming
Martin Messer
Mary Miller
M. H. Koch
Ben Coxen
Merle Kough
Kech
Margaret Ellis
Zavel Kane
Mary Saylor
Lygle Innes
Honeymoon Tragedy Ends With Kansas City Suicide
Laveta Waterbury, Wichita society girl, married Loren Cuddy of Kansas City. After a three month honeymoon the couple checked into a hotel where Cuddy was confronted by officers from Meyer Jewelry. He confessed to pawning jewelry worth 7500 and shot himself in front of coworkers.
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Loren Cuddy
International Ilustrated News
Kansas City
Laveta Waterbury
Wichita
Kan
Young Cuddy
Meyer Jewelry Company
LaVeta
Brotherhood 10 to Lead Sunday Church Service in Hudson
Courier Special Service Hudson Indiana January 25 Brotherhood of United Brethren church will conduct the morning service Sunday January 27 with talks on Evangelism Spiritual Life of the Church Religious Education and Church Benevolences by speakers Lynden Rousellow K F Nolte F E Stuntz A N Wilson Hold Mission Program Baptist Mission circle meets today at Mrs O W Arter’s home with hostess Mrs J L Copley Devotional by Mrs J J Holmes study by Mrs J D Richards and Mrs Elizabeth Blehmey Mrs Dale Holmes reads Clover Leaf club guests and social program Tonight Pulp family birthday observance at Mr and Mrs Harry Smiths the Smith residence
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Courier
Hudson, In
Brotherhood of the United Brethren Church
Lynden Rousellow
K. F. Nolte
FE. S. Stuntz
A. N. Wilson
Baptist Mission Circle
O. W. Arter
J. L. Copley
J. J. Holmes
J. D. Richards
Elizabeth Blehmey
Dale Holmes
Clover Leaf Club
Joseph Kerr
Pulp
Harry Smith
Ab. Smith
Hospitality Day At La Porte Club Meeting
Members of the Tourist club and guests enjoyed Hospitality Day in the home of Mrs. A A Robertson. A two course luncheon was served by Margaret Robertson and others. High score in 500 earned a prize for Mrs N H Blanchaine as the afternoon continued with games and socializing.
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Courier
la Porte City
A. A. Robertson
Minnes. Robertson
Lloyd J. Lamb
L. J. Tutt
V Kline
B. A. Kline
J. H. Goon
Margaret Robertson
Margaret Ballheim
Marion Tutt
N. HH. Blanchaine
Pythian Sisters
Fairtview Society
Fairview Aid Society
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Aimed At Women and Children
A Monticello family doctor Caldwell emphasized that women children and babies were treated most often for minor illnesses. Since 1892 his formula became Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin praised for mild laxative action, safe for babies, non narcotic, widely sold in drug stores.
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Monticello
Timoeis
Dr. Caldwell
Caldwell
Mission School at Cedar Falls to Open Sunday
Cedar Falls born January 25 The annual school of missions of First Presbyterian church Cedar Falls will open Sunday evening at five and run six weeks A six member faculty led by principal O F Lindsey will direct programs including The New Africa Home missions World questions and boys and girls activities Harley L Stuntz named comptroller of Chicago and Alton railway received promotion The Odd Fellows Rebekahs hold picnic supper with old-time costumes and Cedar Falls W C T U met at Mrs Margaret Simpson Seventh Street west Edna Felton joined Gook county hospital Chicago petition staff updates listed.
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Courier
Cedar Falls
School of Missions
First Presbyterian Church of
O. F. Lindsey
E. K. Ritter
Allison Aitchison
Warren L. Wallace
Bruce
J. B. Lake Willl
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Odd Fellow Terre
Margaret Simpson
Street West
Edna Felton
Gook County Hospital
Chicago
Rural Roads Close Near Dunkerton
Five of thirteen buses serving Dunkerton school failed to cover routes this morning causing many country students to miss school. About 40 percent of rural students were absent. Miss Mary Muhlig remains in Waterloo Hospital with spinal meningitis but is improved. Dunkerton basketball game at Jesup postponed due to transport issues and may be rescheduled for tomorrow.
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Gaurier
Dunkerton
Dunkerton School
Mary Muhlig
Waterloo Hospital
Dun Ferton
Jesup
Unsightly Pimples Cleared in Two Weeks Taunton Woman Says
A Taunton Massachusetts reader Billie Enos reports acne cleared in two weeks using Resinol Soap and Ointment. The ad notes many households now use Resinol daily for skin and hair care and includes an offer for samples from Restol Baltimore.
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Taunton
Mass
Billie Enos
Semple
Restos
Baltimore
Resinol
Snowbound Roads Delay Shell Rock Lodge Installation
Installation of officers for the I C O F lodge in Shell Rock Iowa postponed to tomorrow due to snowbound roads. Rebekah officers will be seated February 6. Local high school declamatory contest results listed with winners in oratorical dramatic and humorous categories. Health updates note illnesses and hospitalizations of several residents including Mrs J N Smith and Mrs Hoy Netcott.
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Cuarter
Shell Rock
Rebekah
Mildred Hunt
Marion Bowen
Iola Newell
Funeral Postponed At Lima Due To Highways Drifts
The funeral of A. R. Oelberg, a longtime Lima merchant, was postponed from this afternoon to Sunday at 1 26 p m because snow drifts blocked roads. Oelberg died of pneumonia while recovering from a surgical operation in Iowa City.
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Lima
Courlar
A. R. Oelberg
Oelberg
Iowa City
Hazleton Woman Learns of Mother’s Death in New York
Hazleton resident Mrs. Robert Ladd received word Thursday that her mother Mrs. Martin had died in New York. Mrs. Martin had spent the winter in Hazleton, and local attendance at the Parent Teacher association meeting Wednesday evening was noticeably reduced.
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Courier
Hazleton
New York
Martin
Robert Ladd
Parent~Teacher Association
Town Stolen Bonds Recovered in Tulsa
Bonds worth 7800 believed stolen from the Whitney Loan & Trust Co bank in October during a 50000 robbery have been recovered in Tulsa Oklahoma. They are held in escrow by Producers National Bank of Tulsa pending a suit to determine ownership. The bonds were allegedly offered by A. & Williams of Chicago as security in an off deal. The source notes the bonds were traced to the Atlantic bank after checking their market value.
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Atlantic
U.R
Whitney Loan & Trust Co
Tulsa
Okla
Producers National Bank of Tulsa
A. &. Williams
Chicago
Atlantic Bank
Professor Clapp to Speak at Midyear Convocation
Professor Philip G. Clapp head of the University of Iews school of music will deliver the principal address at the university midyear convocation Tuesday night He will speak on a sergeant in the army More than 125 students will receive degrees and certificates at the exercises.
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Town City
Mvs
Philip G. Clapp
University of Iews School of Music
How Doctors Treat Colds and the Flu
Physicians and druggists now recommend Calotabs to break up a cold overnight or shorten grippe influenza sore throat or tonsillitis. One or two Calotabs at bedtime with water. next morning cold vanishes and system is purged. Family package with full directions 35 cents at any drug store.
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