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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1928

Page

7

Fayette West Union road paving completed on primary No 11

Fayette Iowa June 13 The last foot of paving on the Fayette West Union road primary No 11 closes the gap to the county seat completing 11.5 miles of hard surfaced road. An overtime attempt Monday was halted by a mixing machine breakdown. Machinery moved to the Fayette Maynard stretch. Limestone quarried in Fayette supplies mix. Residents look forward to reduced traffic noise and wear. Hauling for remaining work will skirt the town’s south edge.

Courier Special Seruiea Fayette Fayette-West Union Maynard West Union

La Porte Women Entertained at Camel Party

Mrs. Emma Myers hosted a Camel party at her La Porte home with luncheon for four courses and a long table centerpiece. The afternoon featured social games and contests. Methodist Aid Society divisions were entertained at multiple homes and church social rooms due to rain. Visitors from Wisconsin, Mr and Mrs Henry Cowley, and Mrs Roberta Betryhill are noted among local reception guests. Also mentions gatherings of Adeline Marsh, Mary Herd, and a birth announcement for Jack Norris’s family.

Courier Species Service la Porte City Emma Myers A. Oren Désert Methodist Aid Society Frank Krebs Wisconsin Henry Cowley St. Groix Falls Wis Roberta Betryhill Ida ‘Duffy Berryhill Cadar Falls Adeline’ Marsh Canton Charles . Oren Mary. Herd Long Beach Sgal.c C.G. Woodley Jack Norris

Unload Old Rails at Oelwein Set to Be Reclaimed and Used

Two steam cranes with electro magnets unload thousands of tons of old steel rails at the Oelwein reclamation plant near South Frederick Avenue. Rails gathered from across the Great Western railroad system will be reworked at the rail mill ends cut and reused for yard and siding work in light traffic areas. Also note: Washington officials depart for Toronto to attend a soils research meeting. Myron Anderson and brother Stanley, connected with the national agricultural bureau, travel from Washington. A. A. Anderson of Tulsa is returning home. Oelwein Boy Scout Troop 2 wins a camp game contest at McGregor. Rodeo preparations proceed as American Legion sponsors the event opening tomorrow.

Oelwein South Frederick Avenue Great Western Loils Parler Myron Anderson Washington, D.C Toronto Oran Anderson Stanley Anderson National Agricultural Bureau Washington A. A. Anderson Tulsa Okla Anderson Brothers James McNamara Colorado Troup McGregor American Legion

Bridge Approach at Aplington to Be Graded Soon

Aplington Iowa June 13 Contract grading for the new bridge approach has been awarded to 2m drew and Mildrew. Work will begin within two weeks and extend to the grade four and one half miles north of town toward Kesley. Both contracts expected to wrap in about two months. A collision occurred between a car driven by John Ft. Harken of Austinville and a truck between here and Austinville Saturday causing damage to both vehicles. Twelve Baptist youths departed Tuesday for Baileyville Michigan for the annual BYPU convention in session there this week.

Courier Aplington Baileyville BY PU

Rural Schools of Butler County to Have Commencement

Butler County plans an all day commencement in the courthouse yard on June 26 at 10 30 a m. Diplomas will be awarded to eighth grade graduates with Hazel M Black county superintendent in charge. Ploud Shreve will deliver the salutatory We Finish to Begin and Rev O B Preston will give the class address Blanche Beguelin is the valedictorian her topic Mussit Appreciation The 4 H club program follows at 1 30 with a procession songs and yells Esther Sidsam state president will speak briefly before W B Hamilton Franklin County agent delivers the address

Lson Butler County Hazel M. Black Ploud Shreve O. B. Preston Blanche Beguelin Mussit Esther Sidsam W. B. Hamilton Franklin County

Man Caught in Wheel of Wagon After Runaway Team

Harry Proctor, 47, a highway construction worker, was severely injured when a driven grav el wagon ran away on Highway 65 south of Hampton. His right foot was crushed and ankle bones broken while trying to stop the frightened team. He was hospitalized at Lutheran hospital in Hampton, with doctors hopeful to save his foot.

Couric Special Service Hampton Harry Proctor Lutheran Hospital Proctor Highway 65

Denver Lutherans to Have Mission Festival Sunday

Denver Lutherans announce a Sunday mission festival at the Lutheran church with Rev. C Meyer Readlyn giving the opening sermon at 10 am. Other preachers include Rev. C Fischer Bennington at 2 pm and Rev. W Nassen Allison at 7:30 pm. Services at Evangelical church at 10 will be in English. Mrs E W Brandt to host Ladies Aid on June 28. Mr and Mrs Ben Broadbent announce birth of a daughter Saturday morning. Mrs A Brause recovering after appendicitis operation at Mercy hospital. Mrs Hulda Hageman’s birthday celebrated by relatives Friday. Rev Piehler family, Athens Wis, visiting. Farewell for Mrs G L Riedesel by Mission Society. Birthday party for Conrad Paul. Waterloo Colored team beat Denver 11 to 4. Waverly to oppose Sunday. Engagements announced for Miss Wilma Bartig and Richard Schoerbohm of this place from Halfway Mich.

Courier Lutheran C, Meyer Readlyn Fischer Bennington W. Nassen Allison Evangelical Marr E.W. Brandt Ladies’ Aid Society Ben Broadbent A. Brause Mercy Hospital Waverly Hulda Hageman Mission Society Conrad Paul Waterloo Denver Halfway Mich Wilma Bartig Richard Sehoerbohm

Family Reunion at Osage First in 22 Years

In Osage Iowa June 13 for the first time in 22 years Mr and Mrs Wm Harris had all their children home Sunday Those present included Mr and Mrs J Phillips and son Owen Mouston Wis Mrs M G Patterson and grandson Charles Mundinger Washington DC Harry Harris Huntington Park California Mrs Andrew Huesselsmann and daughters of Osage Mrs Jamies Seeley husband and son Charles Waverly

Osage Wm. ‘Harris J. & Phillips Owen Mouston Wis M. G.j Patterson Charles Mfundinger Washington, D. C Harry Harris Huntington Park Andrew Huesselsmann Jamies Seeley Charles Waverly

Havelson and Swanson Wed at Osage Church Parsonage

Osage June marriage reports Florence Havelson daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy Havelson wed Elmer C Swanson assistant cashier at Osage Farmers National Bank Tuesday morning at the Methodist parsonage in Osage. The couple left by automobile for a wedding trip after the ceremony. Swanson is son of Mrs J Swanson.

Laurier Osage, Ja Elmer Swanson Osage Farmers National Bank Wis Florence M. Havelson Metholist B. Frye Bri Roy Hovelson J. Swanson

Mitchell Resident Home After Seven Weeks in Hospital

Mr and Mrs J H Bamford announce their Mitchell resident has returned home after seven weeks in a hospital. A separate note confirms the marriage of Miss Mane Thompson to Roy J Hughes of Mason City.

Mitchell J. H. Bamford Ramfata Mane Thompson Roy J. Hughes Mason City

Attempt to Kill Charged Against Charles Cityan

Gene Hornberger faced a jury after a charge change from assault with intent to do great bodily harm to assault to commit murder. He allegedly attacked his wife and was bound over to the grand jury with $5,000 bonds, awaiting September term in jail. Hornberger has prior police court appearances and one year at Ford Madison. Deputy Sheriff Ather arrested him on a wife’s warrant Monday night in Charles City Ia.

Courier Special Service Charles City Gene Hornberger Justice McGeeney Nssault Hornberker Ford Madison Atheron

Evangelist Revival at Dumont Ends Abruptly

Illness forces cancellation of revival led by Eugene Palmer Ottumwa and Maurice Long Colorado Springs in Dumont Iowa. Palmer hopes to resume July 7 in Wichita Kansas if he recovers. Funeral held for M A Norman at Methodist Episcopal church notes seven children and many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Rev Milton Jones, longtime Rangoon missionary, attends reunion in Minneapolis.

Etta McCarty Redfield S. D Effie Shear Hampton Flora Sidmore Fred Hubert _Milliker Dumont Elford Worman Milton Jones Rangoon Burma Afianeapolis University of Minnesota

Betsinger Funeral Thursday at Waverly Chapel

Esther Betsinger dies after paralysis stroke on Saturday. Funeral is Thursday at 2 p m at Keche’s mortuary with Rev W A Simons officiating. Survived by daughter Mrs Charles Duvall, sister and brother. she died at the home of her daughter.

Courier Speriod Waverly Esther Betsinger Kech’es W. A. Simons Betsinger Nnt Charles Duvall

Barclay Center Man Home From Hospital

Barclay Center June 13 Special WW. Anderson who had an operation at Rochester Minn several weeks ago has returned to his home here. Brow. Bros. shelled corn last week. Ais Mabel Trumbauer Washington D C is visiting her brother T A Trumbauer and other relatives here. Children’s day program was given at the U P church Sunday morning.

Barclay Center WW. Anderson Rochester Minn Brow. Bros Ais Mabel Trumbauer Washington, D. C T. A Dunkerton Jesup U. P

Two men bound, four others fined in Hampton intoxication cases

In Hampton, June 13, two men were bound over to district court on intoxication charges after booze and gas cases heard by Justice D. W. Parks. Dave Stonebraker and Herman Skow, both of Hampton, were involved in a highway 10 crash last Thursday. Stonebraker faced LDT charges and paid a $10 fine plus costs. Roy Haller, local post office employee, bound over on driving while intoxicated after a May 31 collision. he sped home, then turned himself in. Three highway crew workers Alba Jones, Lawrence Callahan, and Charles Moore, all Hampton employees, were fined $10 after a collision with L. E. Day near Sheffield late Sunday night.

Hampton D. W. Parks Dave Stonebraker Herman Skow Highway 10 Stonebraker Roy Haller Postofee Haller Alva Jones Lawrence Callahan Charles Moore L. E. Day Sheffield

Thierer Dies of Burns After Truck Crash Near Eagle Center

Dysart Iowa June 13 Joseph Thierer of near Dysart died at home from burns suffered when a hog truck overturned after colliding with a touring car near Eagle Center two weeks earlier. He was transported to a Waterloo hospital then brought home. Funeral services scheduled for Thursday with a service at his home at 2 and a public service at Zion Lutheran Church at 2:30.

Courier Special Service Dysart Joseph Thierer Eagle Center Here Thierer Clutter Waterloo Emil Schaefer Zion Lutheran Church

Birthdays Marked at Family Picnic in Shell Rock

Birth day anniversaries of George Pohl and W. C. Wilson were celebrated at a Riverside park picnic Sunday by their families. Vacation bible school at M. E. church lists Rev. S. V. Williams as superintendent with a large faculty and multiple assistants. several 4-H club members attend the short course at Ames.

Shell Rock George Pohl W. C. Wilson Riverside Park Vacation Bible School M. E. Church S. V. Williams Edith Horner Mayyerd Renning Elsie Miller Eda Hodgson Marian Eggleston Helen Ressler Jeanette Ethel van ‘Y

Ackley Missionary Society Guest Program at First Presbyterian

Ackley Iowa June 13. The Ackley Missionary Society will host a guest program at First Presbyterian Church on Wednesday June 20 presented by the Woman's Missionary Society. Refreshments will follow the entertainment. Summer Bible school reports 94 scholars seven teachers and four pastors.

Courier Ackley First Presbyterian Church Woman's Missionary Socie Martha Johns Helen Bachelhoffer Marjory Brittell Luella Osterland Agnes Muller Anna Heetland Beulah Frerichs Simon Slater J. H. Britteil W. S. Crossley J. M. Krafft Ernest Seybold Lorene Kraft Frederick Eggert Frederick Trainer Charles Bakker First Evangelical EB. L Julia Pearl Osterland Faulkner Ladies’ Aid Society Helping Hand Society St. John's Fort Madison

Nashua Daily School of Bible Enrolls 700 Pupils

About 700 children attend the daily vacation Bible school held this week in the high school building. Staff includes Miss Bessit Proutner primary Mrs. Fred Schoenfeld primary Miss Jean Perry junior Miss Mary Dana intermediate. Herman Potter, long ill, taken to Iowa City by ambulance. Roy Blasier at Iowa City for a second operation in months.

Contier Nashua Jashine Bessit Proutner Fred Schoenfeld Jean Perry Mary Dana Herman Potter Iowa City Ambulannce Roy Blasier

Oklahoma youth killed in wreck on Fayette Road

West Union Iowa reported junior James Barton Foster of Chandler Oklahoma died when his Lincoln sport model overturned on a rough highway two miles south of Hawkeye about 6 26 p m Witnesses including Oscar Campbell Claire Campbell Robert Swain and Oscar Jenkins described a speeding vehicle On site a Masonic Consistory card and evidence of wealth were found Coroner J M Smittle ruled accidental death Foster, about 23, was returning from Rochester Minnesota where his mother had died months earlier A Rochester garage check among his possessions supported the homeward travel theory

Courier Special Service West Union James Barton Foster Chandler Okla Hawkeye Rochester Foster Minn Claire Campbell Robert Swain Oscar Jenkins

West Union Bank Re-Elects Officers

An oral meeting of Citizens State Bank yesterday re-elected Jay Greteman as president and N J Greteman as cashier. Paving link from Fayette to West Union completed with hard surfacing reaching four and a half miles south of Fayette. Thirteenth Judicial District Bar convention underway at Elkader with local attendees L R Layton E H Estey Robert Estey H P Hancock A G Peterson W H Antes M J Cooney. Mr and Mrs A J Gurney visiting son Forest in Buffalo Wyo where he serves as county treasurer. Funeral of W A Lohr held at Presbyterian church officiated by Rev J C Krebs.

iGourier Special Services West Union Citizens State Bank Jay Greteman N. J. Greteman Fayette Judicial District Bar Association Elkader L. R. Layton E. H. and Robert Estey H. P. Hancock A. G. Peterson W. H. Antes M. J. Cooney A. J. Gurney Buffalo Wyp Forest W. A. Lohr Presbyterian Church J. C., Krebs

Steel Water Tank Replacing Old on Tama Reserve

A 30,000 gallon steel water tank will replace the old wooden tank on the Sac and Fox Indian reservation near Tama. Built by Fitts burgh-Des Moines Steel of Des Moines at 4356 dollars, the project will take 90 days to complete. ATTEND KIN'S FUNERAL reports Mrs. B. H. Van Heel and son James traveling to Melrose Minnesota for the funeral of Mr. Van Heel's father in Minneapolis.

Tama Reserve Tract Sac and Fox Tama Fittsburgh-Des Moines Steel Company Des Moines Kin Waverly B. H. van Heel James Melrose Minn Mr. van Heel Minneapolis van Heel

Dont Make a Toy Out of Baby Babies Have Nerves Ay Ruth Brittain

A cautionary note discusses overstimulation of infants by treating babies as toys for adult amusement. It warns against too much handling or eliciting laughter or screams, which can lead to restlessness, crying, vomiting, and sleeplessness. The piece promotes Castoria as a calming, drug free remedy.

Ruth Brittain Chas. H. Fletcher

Half Charles City Rotarians Plan Intl Convention Attendance

Half Charles City Rotary members after a luncheon toured the new county home led by W. D. Lindaman, chairman of the board of supervisors. Miss Bess Turner spoke and heads to Minot, North Dakota for chautauqua work. Preliminary plans for the International convention in Minneapolis are set, with more than half the local members expected to attend.

Courier Charles City Rotary New County W. D. Lindaman Board of Supervisors Bess Turner Chautauqua Miss Turner Minot N. D Minneapolis

Upper Iowa summer term enrolls 100 students in Fayette

More than 100 students enroll for the first term of Upper Iowa university summer school at Fayette on June 13. Enrollment exceeds recent averages, with many taking the maximum six hours credit for the five week term. Instructors added include Virgil C. Welch Charles M. Hewett Nellie F. Jones Glenn W. Day and Kate Proster. The program runs two five week terms with six days of study per week to earn six weeks of credit. The first term ends July 14 and the second begins July 16. Funeral services for Mrs. Eda Roberts of Nora Springs set for Thursday at 2 pm. New York leads in tree planting nationwide.

Courier Special Kervier Fayette Upper Iowa University Virgil C. Welch Charles M. Hewett Nellie F. Jones Glenn W. Day Kate Proster

Legion Auxiliary at Hudson Makes Hospital Supplies

Hudson June 13 The Woman's Auxiliary of Gibson-Mueller post American Legion met to make hospital supplies for disabled veterans. a business session followed. Refreshments were served by Mrs. W. G. Popp and others. Past Noble Grand association plans a Thursday meeting at I O O F hall with sewing for Mason City home. Birthday party honored Harry Jr with games and refreshments. Black Hawk Boosters held a meeting with 106 members and two guests. Glover Leaf club to meet at G C Sergeant home with program and picnic supper. Mr and Mrs Milo Mastain and daughter Cleo begin two months in California by car. Donald Hansell and family arrive from Rolfe Ia. Hansell is new plumber at Gutknecht Hardware.

H. K. Lafrenz Harry, Jr Black Hawk Frances Watters Phyllis Smith Irma Williams Helene Wyatt Alma Chiristiansen Glover Leaf Club G. C. Sergeant Milo Mastain Cleo California Donald Hansell Rolfe Ia. Mr. Hansell Gutknecht Hardware Company

Nine Confirmed in Lutheran Faith at Dysart Church

Nine youths from Dysart were confirmed in the Lutheran faith during Sunday services at Dysart Church led by Rev. E. Grasz who has headed the class for nine months. Luther league members recently enjoyed an event at Fred Mathiesen Jr.’s country home. Dysart Rovers defeated Reinbeck Pretzels 10 to 9 on Monday in a game featuring four home runs.

Courier Special Services Ysard E. Grasz Luther League Fred Mathiesen Dysart Rovers Reinbeck Pretzels

District Session of Woman's Foreign Missionary Society

The Charles City district annual convention of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society will be held in Charles City from June 14 to 17 at the Central M E church. Mrs Flora Dudley of Des Moines will attend. Lilla Reynolds is named city rest room matron, opening to the public in about two weeks.

Lilla Reynolds

Cyclone Hits Sumner Mall and Fay Farm

A early June cyclone struck Sumner Indiana tearing down a garage and broader house at the F. J. Fay property. Trees were felled and windows broken while a heavy rain poured. Five hundred week-old chicks were exposed by the storm and nearly drowned before rescue.

Verna Dieterichs and F C Tresemer Married at Osage

Verna Dieterichs and Fred C Tresemer wed Tuesday morning at St John s parsonage in Cedar township. Rev F A Brauer officiated. Attendants were his brother Tom Tresemer and her sister Miss Gladys Dieterichs. Tresemer is electrician for Central Iowa Power & Light Co. Bride is daughter of William Dieterichs.

Courier Derview Osage Verna Dieterichs Fred C. ‘Tresemer St. John's Parsonage Cedar Township F. A. Brauer Tom Tresemer Gladys Deiterichs Mr. Tresemer A. F. Tresemer Central Iowa Power & Light Co Daugther William Dieterichs

Secret marriage announced by couple at Fredericksburg

Announcement that Miss Erma Trip Iett and Kenneth Angus wed since December was made here before their departure for Minnesota where they will reside. Mrs J Lyman, ill with anemia diagnosed at Rochester, will stay for treatment.

Courier Special Service Fredericksburg Miss Erma Trip Iett Kenneth Angus Minnesota J. Lyman Rochester

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