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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1929

Page

10

Northeast Iowa Boy Scout Roundup Opens Camp Three Days

The tenth annual Boy Scout roundup for northeastern Iowa unfolds at Upper Town campus June 18 to 20. Activities start 1 15 p m with knot tying and continue through a campfire at 7 30 p m The event features awards by Roadman and a banquet on Thursday with Dr Farr Roadman presenting ribbons. Field Marshal Ray Short leads the staff as troops from McGregor Iowa Falls and other towns attend.

Spearat Seretta Fayette, In Boy Scouts of Iowa Upper Town John Ty Clinton Fayette Harald Baker Dubuque Payette Farr Roadman Dakota Weslesxen University Fayette and Waterloo Ray Short Waterloo Bliss Hall Iowa Falls O. H. Moore St. Ansgar McGregor

Cornerstone Laying for Oelwein Public Library

The cornerstone of the new Oelwein public library will be laid Saturday at 2 PM with Rev. E J Braulick delivering the address and music planned. Meanwhile celebration marked the eleventh wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Arthur Kutchat at their Second Street Northwest home with twenty friends.

Courier Oelwein E.J. Braulick Arthur Kutchat Second Street Rollins Cook Gardner Flint Mich Jay Cook M. M. Stunes Celwein Hazleton Caledonia Minn Stunes Dorothea Speakman Lawton Western Union College LeMars Jeanette Corsaut la Ports City Frances Willoughby Grundy Center J. L. Jensen South Main Street H. RR. Crouch

Gift in Peace Contest crowned Lois Glessner advances

Lois Glessner won first place in the Epworth League peace contest held in Orange Township. She advances to the district competition at Sheldon in August. Other participants included Bernice Blough Janet Grady Dorris Clough Fay Uichty Dorris Blough and Ernest Snavely. Mrs Wallie Miller underwent a serious operation at Rochester and was improving on return home.

Gaurier Orange Township Lois Glessner Christian Endeavor Society Sheldon Bernice Blough Janet Grady Dorris Clough Fay Uichty Dorris Blough Ernest Snavely Wallie Miller Rochester Miler

Parochial Pupils Win Underwood Typing Awards

Immaculate Conception High School pupils who started typing in 1928 earned Underwood awards for speed. Florence Paulus and Alice B Lechey received gold pins for 60 words a minute in 15 minute tests with up to five errors. Archie Shannon and Thomas Wilson also hold three prior awards.

Courier Special Service Fairbank Immaculate Conception High School Florence Paulus Alice B. Lechey Archie Shannon Thomas Wilson

Past Noble Grand Circle of Hudson Holds Regular Meeting

The Past Noble Grand Association met at Mrs. George Fisher’s home three miles NW of Hudson on Thursday afternoon with a business session, a program, and refreshments. Mrs. Fisher’s daughters Helen and Esther assisted. Entre Nous Bridge Club members were hosted by Mrs. Day Summy in Orange township on June 13. United Brethren Mission circle is being entertained today by Mrs. George Kline with Mrs. Charles Faulkner as program leader.

Gourlar Hudson Noble Grand Association George Fisher

Manchester People in Wrecked Auto

On June 14 in Manchester Iowa Paul J. Lehoe suffered a badly sprained left arm and Elizabeth Evans received bruises after a collision on primary road No 20. Harold Langford of the highway commission and D J Meggenburg of Manchester were involved. The Langford car with Kehoe and Miss Evans in back collided with Meggenburg's Studebaker after Meggenburg entered from a side road. The Langford coupe was towed to a local garage for repairs. the Studebaker suffered minor damage.

Courier Special Service Manchester Paul J. Lehoe Elizabeth Evans Harold Langford Highway Commission D. J. Meggenburg Thea Langford Dubuque Meggenburg Langford Kehoe Miss Evans Studebaker

Rural FayettEton to Build New School on Bond Approval

Banks school district No. 4 will erect a 26 by 93 foot frame building with full seven foot basement after electors unanimously approved a $3,000 bond issue. George Wittenberg heads the board with Will Rappold and L G Myers. Plans include a playroom basement and movable stage. contract set for July. The old school burned May 2. Local civic events include Hawkeye Community band concert and alumni association leadership changes. Two culverts replacing a wooden bridge in Bethel township will cost $2,000. A 17 month old girl, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Boettcher, remains paralyzed from a cerebral hemorrhage.

Courier Hawkeye Banks George Wittenberg Will Rappold L. G. Myers Hawkeye Community Band George H. Henn Hawkeye High School Alumni Association Nicholas John Boettcher

Cedar Falls Lions Elect New Officers At Annual Meeting

The Cedar Falls Lions Club held its annual meeting on Thursday electing J H Byers as president BR F Merner and Dr C C Grant as vice presidents Kirk Olesen secretary treasurer and six others named as directors The new staff will begin duties on June 20 Also notes on school census work by John Borreson flag day observances by D A R chapters a student violin recital and local social events.

Courier Cedar Falls Cedar Falls Lions Club JH. Byers BR. F. Merner C. C. Grant Kirk Olesen George Long David Shellard Hontamer W. R. Brown T. B. Holst C. Jacobsen John Borreson Altho Borreson

Nielsen family leaves Corvallis for Glen dive Mont

The Nielsen family and three F. L. Nielsen spent two weeks at the P. C. Han Ben home on State street in Corvallis and departed yesterday for their home in Glen dive Mont.

State College of Agriculture Corvalis Ore Familly P. C. Han- Ben State Street Glendive Mont

Child Struck by Car Near Nashua Shows Hopeful Recovery

Three year old Edward Canty remained unconscious and severely injured after being struck by a car near Nashua Tuesday morning. Attendants report he rested well last night and his condition offers hope for ultimate recovery though head injuries prevent surgical relief except as a last resort. The child was with grandmother Mrs Julius Schultz when hit by L G Koepke en route to Waterloo, Koepke hailing from California.

Courier Special Service Nashua Edward Canty Julius Schultz L. G. Koepke California Waterloo

Kelberer Rites Held At Dumont

Funeral services for Mrs. William Kelberer who died at a Waterloo hospital will be Sunday afternoon at the Evangelical church. Interment will be in Dumont cemetery. Also noted are Linde and Perry funeral notices and Karlton Crain’s election to Elkader Junior College staff as history and mathematics instructor and dean.

Courier Spe Dumont William Kelberer Waterloo Evangelical Church Bellingham Perry D. C. Perry Methodist Church F. OC. Witsigman Cedar Falls J.B. Johnson Alice Rigby Moore St. Ansgar FP. C. Worcester Fayette Karlton Crain Elkader Junior College Crain State University of Iowa

Births Reported in Sumner Family

Sumner announces the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rathbone on June 1.

Child at play injured by auto in Dysart Street

Five year old George Zimmer suffered severe facial cuts and possible internal injuries after running into a car driven by Robert Feller on Main Street near the Safe Miller home in Dysart Indiana. Witnesses say he darted into traffic while playing with other children. Feller was en route to his home when the accident occurred.

Dysart Street Courier Special Service Dysart George Zimmer Robert Feller H. J. Zimmer Feller Wiii Raub

Wounded child recovers after wind storm injury at home

A boy who suffered a head wound when a missile struck him during storm relief work required five stitches. He is recovering at home as the family helped shelter poultry from the wind. The piece notes several local movements and hospital visits, including convalescences and operations in Mayo clinics and Waterloo hospital.

Trea Legions Auxiliary Leo, Bloss Insurance Office Entertains Aid Society Frieda Hach Zion Lutheran Ladies’ Aid Society L. Wareham Hospital Rochester Dan Lally Robert L. Wilson

Nashua Church to Host Flag Day Program Sunday

A flag day program is planned for the Nashua Methodist Church activities building Sunday evening. The Legion Auxiliary presented a regulation flag to the new building and it will be formally accepted. Music by the Sunday school orchestra directed by Leland Meyer will accompany an invocation.

Nashua Methodist Church Sunday Everning The Legion Auxiliary Leland Meyer Rey

Rosa Jensen's seventieth birthday celebrated in Hampton

The seventieth birthday anniversary of Mrs. Rosa Jensen was observed in Hampton Iowa with a party hosted by Royal Neighbors members at the lodge hall.

Hampton Rosa Jensen Lodge Hall

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