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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1929

Page

5

Principal A H Johnson Found Murdered in Atlanta

Atlanta police investigated the death of Professor A H Johnson 41 educator and Hartwell Ga school principal who was found killed in his car with his head crushed and two rifled billfolds left behind. Investigators consider motor theft feudists and note Johnson once faced auto theft charges. Evidence includes a confession by Robert Grimes who stole cars and other local clues including a $200 poultry deal in Hartwell weeks before the slaying.

Atlanta A. H. Johnson Georgia Hartwell J. A. McKibben Johnson Franklin Triz Robert Grimes Grimes Jacksonville Fla

Farm Bureau funding approved by Black Hawk Board

The Black Hawk County board of supervisors unanimously approved a $5,000 annual appropriation to the Black Hawk County Farm Bureau with quarterly payments of $6,000? The text notes questions about legal status, mentions amended articles changing the name from the Crop Improvement Association, and cites a $1 membership fee, contrasting Jefferson County’s $5 fee. J.L. Uhan, county agent, clarified compliance with the new statute.

J.R. Rector Board of Supervisors Black Hawk County Rector J.L. Uhan Farm Bureau Uban Black Hawk County Crop Improvement Association Black Hawk

Beckman Funeral in Grundy Center Set for Tuesday

Mrs Catherine Beckman died from injuries after a fall two weeks ago. Her body will lie in state at the family home from 10 a m until Tuesday. The casket will not be opened at the church. Burial will be in the family mausoleum. The service will be held at the Presbyterian church in Greene at 2 p m.

Grundy Center Catherine Beckman Presbyterian Church Greene

Obituary of Lydia Cote Cole of Lemont and Shell Rock

Lydia Cote Cole wife of Erve A Cole died at her Shell Rock home on Tuesday June 25 192? at 7 50 pm after illness connected with Mercy hospital Weverly Ta She was born Oct 26 1885 at Colesburg Se daughter of Mr and Mrs J F Watt She moved with her parents to Lamont lived there except last four years Married Jan 24 1903 to Erve A Cole They had one son Clyde C Cole now in Waterloo She was a member of the Meth Episcopal church Lamont Survived by husband her mother Mrs Martha E Watt Waterloo one brother Hervey A Watt Park Rapids Minn four sisters Mrs Deve Opperman Alison Ia Miss Bert MecQuisty Hewler Minn Mrs Myre E Watt Waterloo and Mrs Howard M Retz Lamont Ia and many other relatives Funeral services held at Lamont with burial in Campton Many Waterloo friends attended

Lydia Cote Erve A. Cole Shell Rock Mercy Hospital Weverly Lydia Ellen ‘Wate J. F. Watt Lemont Colesburg Lamont Erye A. Cole Lemons Clyde C Waterloo Methaist Episcopal Church Campton

Cora Larson Leaves Hollywood for Family Grocery Store

Cora Larson 104 Commercial Street will become propriecress of her mother's grocery store on Sept 1 after quitting pursuit of a Hollywood career. The former entertainer studied at Maddigan School of Music and Dramatic Art for five years and recently performed at a barbers convention recital in Osage. She previously attended Gates College for two years.

Cora Largan Commercial Street Clara Larson Hollywood Miss Larson Maddigan School of Music and Dramatic Art Osage Maddigal

Considine Requiem in Oelwein Church Tuesday

A special service for Thomas F. Considine, employed in Chicago, is set for Tuesday in Oelwein at the Considine Requiem church. The Courier Special Service notes the ceremony to be held in Oelwein, with details about the church and local observance.

Oelwein Thomas F. Considine Chicago

Boy’s Eye Pierced by Knife in Summer Accident

Little Marion Lewis fourteen month old son of Mr and Mrs Leste R Lewis of 106 Randolph street is recovering after an operation at Allen Memorial hospital to remove his left eye. He had possession of a butcher knife Thursday while playing, tripped and fell causing the blade to pierce the eyeball.

Little Marion Lewis Leste R. Lewis Randolph Street Allen Memorial Hospital

Great Western railroad man dies at home in Oelwein

A longtime Great Western railroad employee died suddenly at his Oelwein home on Great Western avenue around 4 p m Saturday. Born in Cork Ireland in 1878 he leaves a widow a son John at home a daughter Mrs John Meaney of Des Moines and three brothers Patsy Ireland Conrad Dunkerton and James Buffalo N Y along with a sister Mrs EH Reedy of New York City. Funeral is Tuesday at 9 a m at the Catholic church with burial in Independence.

Great Western Railroad Oelwein Great Western Avenue Cork Ireland John John Meaney Des Moines Patsy Conrad Dunkerton James Buffalo N. Y EH. Reedy New York City A. m Catholic Church Independence

Funeral Services for Arthur J. Merritt in Greene

The Greene community notes the death of Arthur J. Merritt 19 dies at home from a cerebral hemorrhage last Tuesday. Funeral services are set for Tuesday afternoon with a prayer service at 2:00 and a public service at 2:30 at the M E church, Rev. C. K. Hudson presiding. Survived by widow, three daughters Florence Maxine and Mrs. Royal Hardman, plus three brothers H. N. Merritt and two sisters. born in Rockford Illinois, moved with parents to Buller county in childhood.

Courier Greene Arthur J. Merritt M. E C. K. Hudson Buller County Florence Maxine Royal Hardman H. N. Merritt

Rockford Names Merritt and Others in City Directory

G F Merritt and Rockford residents Washington Kan Mrs B G Bishop La Habra Cal and Helen M Dye Pasadena Ca listed among local names in the compiled directory amid other entries.

Paralysis Fatal to Mrs Musser at Reinbeck

Paralysis caused the death of Mrs P T Musser Sunday evening in Reinbeck Reambeck Iowa. Born April 16 1853 in Somerset County Pennsylvania she moved to Reinbeck as a child. She married in 1877 and had seven children with twins dying in infancy. Survived by Walter E Musser Reinbeck Albert Crookston Neb Mrs Mable Trainer Mrs Josephine Schults Water loo Son of Town Falls two sisters and two brothers all of Wenatchee Washington Funeral at First Methodist church with burial in Reinbeck cemetery Wednesday afternoon.

Reambeck P. T. Musser John Gange Musser Somerset County Pennsylvania Reinbeck P. T.’ Musser Walter E Albert Crookston Neb Mable Trainer Josephine Schults Waterloo Town Falls Viola Walker Milton George Goughenour Wenatchee Wash First Methodist Church

Buechele Brothers Visit Mother Here

Norris J. Buechele of Hast Street, St Louis, and his brother Dr Keith Buechele are visiting their mother for a two week vacation. The brothers arrived for a brief family reunion and plan sightseeing during their stay.

Buechele Norris. J. Buechele Hast St. Louis, Tl Keith Buechele

West High graduate Norris in engineering roles

The text notes Norris, a West High School class of 1885 graduate, serves as a Beck’s X-Ray company service engineer and a consulting engineer for another firm. It also mentions his sister Mrs Homer Gordon of Hawthorne Avenue and references African natives and dress terms in a separate context.

Il. N. Buschele Elayenthstrest Homer Gordon Hawthorne Avenue Dr. Buechele West. High Norris Beck X-Ray “ Company

Also Mentioned on This Page

J. R. Rector Beckman Cora Larson Quest Grocery A J. Merritt Ardeson West Fourth Frock Sale Paris Foyare School of Dramatic Kaar J.C. Penney Fourth St East End of Bridge Waterloo, Too J. C. Penney Dorset Selec Tion
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