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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1928

Page

9

Scheffert Dies From Electric Burn at Power House

Peter J. Scheffert, 30, an engineer at the W W G FP N power house on Transit Street, died at Allen Memorial hospital after a noon June 326 electric flash while attempting to throw a switch. Funeral Tuesday at St. Joseph's Church Elkader, with burial in Elkader Catholics Cemetery. Survived by Bertha Marie Doeppke, two children Lucile and Paul, a brother Joseph and a sister, and two uncles Tresch, Elkader. Transportation to Elkader provided for attendees.

Peter J. Scheffert Falls Avenue Allen Memorial St. Joseph's Catholics Church Elxader James Takin Scheffert G. FP. & N. Power House Allen Memorial Hospital Mr. Scheffert Bikader Dubuque Bertha Marie Doeppke Waterloo W. G. FL & N. Power House Schieffert Lucile Paul Joseph Scheffert Elkader Peter John Tresch

Swarm of Bees Takes Possession of Third St. Attic

An unexpected swarm of bees entered the attic of the Ww. J. French home at 1012 Third Street West around 6 p m yesterday. Mr and Mrs French are away in northern Iowa while Miss Mary French and an aunt cope with the buzzing visitors. A beekeeper advised placing a hive in the attic. if bees settle between joists they may remain until winter.

Third Street West French Towa Mary French

Tractor Jack Patent Granted to Ackley Man

Des Moines July 2 Pred Ald Inger of Ackley was granted a patent this week for a tractor jack enabling simultaneous lifting of front and rear wheels. Other Patents listed include Frank J. Dultmeier of Des Moines for a clothes washer structure Herman Heilmeyer of Shelden for a meadow cultivator and William P. Turner of Oakland for a hoe waterer.

Des Moines Ackley Towans Bair, Freeman ,& Sinclair Towansi Frank J. Dultmeier Des Moulnes

Ed Rugg Keeps Wolf in His Own Back Yard

Edwin A Ruge of 279 Hammond Avenue Waterloo is described as the only man in town with a wolf in his yard. The three month old wolf pup is two feet long and gray, wary of strangers yet allows handling. The piece notes potential as a commercial stockraising, costs of feeding and damages, and a plan to seek a bounty if the animal is harmed. Glasgow home sale note: Glasener residence at 235 Western Avenue sold to H R Elevell, moving to 727 Wellington Street.

Edwin Ruge Hammond Avenue Waterloo Rugg Yard Rugg Rug Glasener William M.'Glasener Western Avenue H. R. Elevell Public Accountant Glaseners Wellington Street

Grant Williams Arrested for Illicit Hooch Seizure at Linn Street

Grant Williams, a restaurant operator at 106 Linn Street, was arrested by Constable Harry P. Mason and Deputy Lloyd Halleck after a warrant search uncovered five one-gallon jugs and several smaller bottles of alcohol. The liquor and containers were found in a show showcase and a trunk. A hearing was scheduled today in Cedar Falls. Oelwein notes: Oelwein team beat New Hampton 27 to 4 at golf on Sunday.

Ata P.m Harry P. Mason Lloyd Halleck Mason Williams Desi W. H. Whitford Cedar Falls

Chinese Executive Announces Cure for Loafers in Foochow

Foochow July 2. Col Yong Sing Hu administers Mit Sing county and orders a program of concentrated physical activity for idle workers. A census has been taken and a new road project from the Min River into the interior is planned under his soldiers.

Yong Sing Hu Mitsing Min River

Colonel Wong Leads The Union Seminary Bandits

A garbled note recounts Colonel Wong rising from a past as a bandit and later becoming a chief official of the Union Seminary, highlighting a dramatic career transition and current authority.

Colonel Wong Union’ ‘Theological Seminary Mee

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