McGorison Takes Haverhill Post Effective Sept
Nashua June 25 Rev J L McCorison longtime Nashua pastor resigns from Little Brown Church and First Congregational to accept Riverside Memorial Church Haverhill Mass effective Aug 31. He plans Harvard theological study after Sept 1. He came to Nashua in 1926 and presided over 1000 weddings and 53 admissions. Wisconsin native educated at Northland Ripon University of Wisconsin. He is active in Masons Sons of American Revolution American Legion and Eastern Star. His wife and two children will move to Haverhill next week in August. No successor named.
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Nashua
J. L MecCorison, Jr
Little Brown
the Vale
First Congregational Church
Riverside Memorial Church
Haverhill
Mess
MacComson
Mass
Boston
McComson
Harvard University
Mr. McCorison
Wisconsin
McCorison
Northland College
Ripon College
University of Wisconsin
Humeston
Wayland Academy
Heaver Dam
Hargerhill
Little Browm
The
Vale
Fox Rites Held at Oelwein as Auto Dealers Move
June 25 Fox rites held at Oelwein for L. L. Fox killed in an automobile accident near Montpelier Idaho. Services at 1 30 p m from K H Van Kamp home and at top Pp Mm at the M church. Burial at Woodlawn. Auto dealers Haas moves into new Ford garage. former Ford becomes Chevrolet building. War ner moves from North Frederick area. Local Hon F O W Freeza Dead in Chicago burial at La Porte Indiana. Griffith Relief Corps executive committee to meet at Mrs Cora Mohler home Thursday afternoon. Griffith Aid meets with Mrs Ethel Kelm Fedey. Memorial services set for Oakdale cemetery Saturday 7 pm. A government inspector from St Louis visited the building site the government has owned for many years. The inspection may signal further actions. heirs appear to be aging but property still in good state.
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Haas
Ford
Chevrolet
Hany Warner
Frederick Arenua
F. OW
Freeza
Chicago
LaPorte
Tnd
Griffith Relief Corps
Cora Mohler
Griffith Aid
Ethel Kelm Fedey
Oakdale Cemetery
St Loulg Wan
Alto
Teachers Exams At Allison This Week
County teachers examinations will be held in the office of the county superintendent at Allison on June 26 27 and 28. A food sale by the Allison public library ladies Saturday afternoon will help defray library expenses.
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Allison
Allison Public Brary
All's Storg
Holdiman Family Hold Largest Reunion at Dunkerton
Buckerton Iowa June 25 The Holdiman family held its fourth annual reunion at the John L Brenker farm two miles north of Dunkerton with 235 relatives and friends from Iowa Minnesota Illinois Nebraska and California Present Granley Fentman was welcomed as the farthest traveler Frank Fentimes of Liberty Ned and others were honored A pointed dinner followed a program including an address by Mrs Alice Holdiman singing by Mrs Aubrey Jolls and L W Fleming Officers re elected Nelle Burk president Ella Hermann vice president and R A Holdiman secretary treasurer The event marked the largest reunion to date for the Holdiman family
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Courier
Buckerton
Holdimen
John L. Brenker
Dunkerton
Iowa
Minnesota
Illinois
Nebraska
California
Granley Fentman
Frank Fentimes
Liberty
Ned
Aliee Holdiman
Aubrey Jolls
L. W. Fleming
Nelle Burk
Ella Hermann
R. A. Holdiman
Holdiman
Farm barn burns on Leslie Creek farm in Spring Creek
June 25 LaPorte City report states a barn on the Leslie Creek farm at Spring Creek burned yesterday morning along with two roads of hay a harness set and several chickens. Suspected cause is spontaneous combustion. Other buildings on the farm were spared.
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Cuurter
LaPorte City
Leslie Creft
Spring Creek
Spontonems Combustion
Schneider
Double Six Bridge Club
W. P. Schneider
W. L. Conder
Ilttla
Bobby
Davenport
Conder
Magnus Harris Dies at Osage
Magnus S Harris, 78, died at his Osage home on Chase street. Funeral services were held at Champion funeral home with Rev B Frye officiating. Harris, a blacksmith in Osage for 44 years, was born Sept 3 1849 in Sweden and married Gengta Munson in 1876. They came to the United States in 1889 and settled in Osage. survived by his widow six children and a brother Solomion of Minneapolis.
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Osage
Magnus S. Harris
Chase Street
Champion Funeral Home
B. Frye
The
Methodist Church
Mr. Harris
Sweden
Gengta Munson
Bellinge
Solomion
Minneapolis
Memorial services held at Manchester First Baptist Church
About one hundred members of the I O O F and Rebekah order from Delaware county and nearby towns gathered at Manchester First Baptist Church Sunday afternoon for their annual memorial services. Roll call was given, Mrs. Inetey and Mrs. Adams sang a duet, and Rev. A A Rideout delivered the sermon.
Cedar Falls Extends Lighting Farm Extension Proposal
Cedar Falls council discussed extending the municipal electric line two and a quarters miles beyond Mt Vernon township to serve farmers. The plan would create about 23 miles of farm line operated by Local MULT ups ight company Buyn Liberty Roads. The council also voted to invest 40000 in Frarth Liberty-bands with payouts in 1934, sourced from the light fund eight thousand from the gan fund and four thousand from the water fund.
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Courier
Cedar Falls
Gan
Water
Cedar Falls School Costs and Enrollment Report 1928 29
Cedar Falls figures show average cost per pupil of 83.56 dollars for all pupils and 89.45 for high school, 74.50 for elementary. Enrollment totals 1,574 with 926 pupils, 456 boys and 473 girls, plus 228 in senior high and 278 in junior high.
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Cedar Fells
Cedar Falls
F. L
Mahannah
Board of Education
Mrs Ida Tuttle Dies After Auto Accident in West
Ida Tuttle former Rowley resident died in Los Angeles after an auto crash near Pasadena. She suffered two leg fractures and other injuries, was treated in a LA hospital, and died there. Her daughter Mrs John Sloan of Independence Iowa relayed the news.
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Ida Tuttle
West
Coseler
Independence
John Sloan
Los Angeles
Tuttle
Pasadena
Rowley
West End
California
Willey
J. H. Willey
Third Avenue
Roy Leslie Smith
The
Grace
E.church
Waterloo
Methods Church
Gek Grove Cemetery
Exploding shell injures Bristow Bay lad in accident
Bristow Iowa June 25 11 year old son of Mr and Mrs Adel lund suffered severed thumb and index finger when a shell exploded while unloading it. He is recovering. Gospel meetings at the UL B church grow in attendance with a shires meeting and tract distributions. Nine children were baptized as services were well attended with Mrs Lena Griggs and son and Miss Knauss of Davenport assisting.
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Cookie Spade
Bristow
A. Adellund
UL. B
Shires
Lena Griggs and Son
Missa Knauss
Davenport
Grundy to Expand County Road Network in Iowa Plan
Grundy Center Iowa June 24 The Grundy county supervisors moved to add 58 3 4 miles to the county road system and abandon 14 miles after a meeting yesterday They will submit the plan to the Iowa State Highway Commission for approval and await action by the commission and state authorities.
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Grundy Ecously
Aystum
Board of Supervisors
Iowa State Highway Commission
Hudson Exchange Manager Injured In 30 Foot Fall
T. W. Strayer, manager of the Hudson telephone exchange, tore ligaments in his left leg when a pole broke while he repaired wires Saturday. He fell about 30 feet and is confined at home. A new creamery in Hudson is due to begin operating mid August after wiring completion. The Danish church youth group held a picnic at Peter Christensen’s home two miles southeast of Hudson on Sunday.
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Courier Special Service
Hudson
T. W. Strayer
Strayer
Peter Christensen
Pioneer Barclay Farmer Dies at Home of Daughter
Barclay Township June 25 Andrew Ortner 86 died Sunday at his daughter Mrs. John Schmit home He was born March 64 1842 in Austria and came to Preeport Th in 1853 then Barclay in 1864 where he lived until his death Surviving are his daughter four sons Joseph Henry Charles and Gasper and a brother John Ortner all of Barclay township Funeral services were held in Barclay church this afternoon Rev Mr Naebers officiating Pallbearers J J Melar Michael Staebell Nic Wellner George Wellner Albert Schmitt and John Petkether
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Andrew Ortner
John Schmit
Ortner
Austria
Preeport
Schmitt
Joseph
Henry
Charles
Gasper
John Ortner
Barclay Church
Mr. Naebers
J. J. Melar
Michael Staebell
Nic Wellner
George Wellner
Albert Schmitt
John Petkether
Those Rheumatic Pains Must Go Now
An advertised remedy promises relief from rheumatic pains, sold by Robert Ding Co and J Miller with a money back guarantee. Allenru is offered in large bottles at low cost, with directed use and rapid, active relief praised by leading druggists nationwide.
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America
Rotary speaker at Charles City First Ames grad visit
Prof Arthur from northern New York spoke to Ames Rotary at Charles City on rust plans, displayed cedar and apple rust samples from near the cemetery, former Purdue department head now emeritus, Iowa State College graduate, with other talks by Joni Legel on his southern and Cuba trip. Osage Woman's Relief corps hosted Mason City and Charles City members. Adoption petitions heard for Maxine Bray and LaVerne Krum sick. Ida Dobson, 74, died in Narra Springs. funeral planned with surviving children and grandchildren.
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Arthur
New York
BE. M. Sherman
Rotary
Purdue University
Ete
Wes
Iowa State College
Joni Legel
South
Cuba
Frank Linnell
Long Beach
Tilsalty
Lyman Henry
Osage
Osage Woman's Relief Corps
Mason City
Howard Street
Nara Springs
Banton
Verle Dobson
Durango
Cole
Ray Temple
Sac City
Lutie Sheckler
Hollywood
Cal
Thieves Enter Homes and Stolen Car Reported
Two city homes were entered over the weekend while families were away. At the Zastrow residence $50 in sterling silver and children's bank money were taken. at Harold Henry’s home clothing, shirts, and about $6 from the children’s banks were stolen. A Buick owned by Miles of Miles Buckman store was stolen from near Central Park Sunday night. Also note a high school outdoor concert was scheduled for this evening at Central School grounds.
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Thiayen
Attorney Zastrow
Third Avenue
Harold Henry
Afr
Miles 4
Buckman
New Hempton
Central Park
Central School
Mrs Walker to Quit as Ag Dean of Women
Mrs Marion McFarland Walker will resign after 21 years as dean of women at State Teachers College Cedar Falls at the end of the summer term. Assistant dean Miles Elizabeth Maxwell plans to leave to study personnel work in the east. A successor will be chosen soon and may arrive before fall term. Mrs Walker, now in California with daughter-in-law Mrs Theron Walker, has long been regarded as a leading Iowa college administrator. Waterloo man Go R Wood fined $25 and costs for wreckless driving on highway 20, pleaded guilty before Justice W A Whitford.
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Cedar Falls
Ding
State Teachers College
Marion McFarland Walker
Walker
Iowa
California
Waterloo
Go. R, Wood
W. A. Whitford
Highway 20
Fotal
Hollywood actresses guard their skin say top directors
Gregory La Cava leads 39 prominent directors in praising facial skin as the strongest screen appeal. The feature notes a universal ideal of smooth skin for stars, while promoting French soaps priced around 530¢ to $1.00 as luxury skin care.
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Louise Fazenda
Warmer Brothers
Hollywood
New York
Gregory la Cava
Lux
Waterloo Man Charged With Driving While Intoxicated
Officer P Mason arrested Mike Tulp after a Saturday night stop on highway 218. Waterloo man was arraigned in W H Whitford court on Monday and bound over to the grand jury with bond set at 200 dollars supplied by his brother Philip.
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P. Mason
Mike Tulp
Waterloo
W. H. Whitford
Schwanks
Justice Whitford
Grand Jury
Philip
Tulp
Schwanke
Emerald Oil promises quick relief for foot odor
The ad claims Emerald Oil quickly stops sweaty feet and offensive odors with a penetrating antiseptic formula. It urges readers to try the product, asserting instant soothing relief for tired aching feet, and guarantees money back if not satisfied.
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Stantly
Sherve
Moone
Kontjola Master Medicine Claimed Victory At Waterloo
Kontjola touted as the master medicine with over a million claimed friends at Wangler Bros drug store 229 East Fourth Street Waterloo. The Konjola Man presents 83 ingredients and cites Mrs Emmin Thiesen of Cedar Falls IA sharing dramatic health improvements from flu recovery to restored strength after short treatment.
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Wangler Bros. Drug Store
East Fourth Street
Emmin 'Thivsen
Pourth Avenue
Cedar ‘Falls
Iowa
Waterloo
Kanjela
Kontola
Kontiola
Wangley Bros
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