Four Hundred Taking Teachers Exams at College This Weekend
More than 400 students from all 89 Iowa counties attend the State Teachers college county uniform certificate examinations at Cedar Falls. Exams run three days in the women's gymnasium, with grading at Des Moines starting Monday to issue first, second, or third grade certificates. Also notes on local society events and club installations.
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Cedar Falls
State Teachers College
Iowa
State House
Des Moines
State Department
Ladies
The
First Methodist Church
Leslis R. Holmes
Town Street
Herman Meinders
West Third Street
W. A. Bennett
Franklin Street
Howard Kirk
Park Avenue
Cedar Heights
John Mattingly
Vera
Eve
Ersie Easter
Missionary Society
Eugene Smith
Woman's Home
Walnut Street
Rotary Club
Ir S. Condit
Black Hawk
W. C. Lang
Edward Kuehne
Tobias Christensen
S. Coddington
Spokes
F. L. Mahanish
G. E
Ellen Cummins
F. ©. Witzigman
W. G. Rowley
Miss Cummins
Union School
Union Daily Vacation Bible School
Baptist
Congregational Presbyterian
Methodist
Island Park
First Evangelical Church of
Riverview Park
Stanley School Band Plans Randalla Concert Tonight
Stanley School band of 30 pieces will join Randalla’s 35 piece group for a concert in Randalla tonight. Randalla’s band performed at Stanley last Thursday. Also noted: Rev C H Hawn’s friends from Masonville attended services at his church, followed by a picnic. Mrs Augusta Brown bought the Burkhart residence on the hill west of Fein Street and will move there. J R Sholes bought a lot south of Eugene Heachethar to build a modern home.
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Courier Special Service
Randalla
Stanley
C. H. Hawn
Postar Leve
Masonville
Mr. Hawn
Mrs Cole Dies at Shell Rock Iowa
Mrs Cole 42 died at her Shell Rock home at 11 50 p m Tuesday Survived by husband F E Cole son Clyde Watertown mother Mrs Martha Wett four brothers and four sisters Funeral at Shell Rock home 9 30 p m Thursday and Lamont Methodist church Friday Rev A R Grant Rebekah lodge to oversee Shell Rock service burial in Lamont
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Ourver
Snell Fock
Parkersburg Boy Hurt In Highway Crash
Parkersburg, Indiana June 26 Wendell Palmer 16 was fatally injured when his light coupe collided with a Standard Oil truck three miles southeast of Parkersburg He suffered a fractured skull a broken right shoulder and chest injuries He was unconscious since the crash Everett Berends also of Parkersburg was with him They were oil soaked after being hurled from the car Arthur Grim of Parkersburg helped transport Palmer and Berends to Mooney hospital Palmer taken to Mercy hospital Waverly Berends and Hempen shaken up The Wechr coupe and truck sustained damage Comstock Mich Rev Beld former pastor of the local Christian Reform church was hospitalized after an emergency operation for appendicitis and gall bladder issues.
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Courier Special Bervitan
Parkersburg
Wendell Palmer
Ol Company
John Hempen
Here
Palmer
New Hartford
Everett Berends
Arthur Grim
Pemmer
Berends
Hempen
Mooney Hospital
Beld
J. H. Beld
Comstock
Mich
Christian Reform Church
Mercy Hospital
Waverly
Paying on No 11 in Weelfin to finish soon
Courier Special Service from Oelwein Iowa notes good weather will finish paying on No 11 between Bryantburg and Hazleton within a week. The Hazleton to Oelwein stretch is open for traffic and other local items include a bad check case dismissed in superior court, a car collision with a grader, smallpox quarantine, firecrackers ban until July 4, a store sale to July 1, and plans for Louis Leo to resume business in Santa Clara California.
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Oelwein
Bryantburg
Hazleton
George White
Fayette
Jay Cook
G. BR. Shaffer
L. C. Reimler
Fifth Avenue Southeast
Superior Court
Bay Grocery
W. D. Smith
Mr. Hatch Wave
Lea Brothers
West Charles Street
Louis Leo
Santa Clara
Cal
Goats Killed by Dogs Prompt Large Damage Claim
Maquoketa Iowa June 26 Dr J F Ritter seeks 1994 for the death of 60 goats blamed on dogs valued at 3 dollars for mature stock and 23 dollars for young stock. Dogs have caused widespread livestock losses in Jackson County this year affecting sheep hogs cows and cattle.
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Courter Spacial Service
Maquoketa
Jackson County Recorder
J. F. Ritter
Ritter
Dysart to Have New Water Tank at Cost 84 528
Dysart set to receive a reinforced concrete water reservoir at an estimated cost of $4 528 20, with construction by Taearburn Construction Waterlog. The item notes a June 25 contract and a 1000 gallon capacity figure misread as 7 rectly. A reunion of the class of 1910 was held, seven members remain in Dysart. Adolph Moeller underwent foot surgery at Align Memorial hospital for infection control and recovery.
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Eiad
Dysart
LNO
Pallons
Taearburn Construction Acs
Chrss
HL. L. Gaston
R. W. Dysart
Adolph Moeller
Align Memorial Hospital
Iowa engineers solve Decorah erosion problem with scale dam model
Iowa engineers using a one to 25 scale model in the University of Iowa hydraulics lab unraveled how to stop the undermining of Decorah dam on the Upper Iowa river. The project led to a proposed $50,000 sill and apron and an estimated $20,000 savings from model testing.
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Courier &Dental Service
Town City
Tadune
Decorah
Upper
Iowa River
Erostot
University of Iowa Hydraulic Laboratory
Floyd A. Nagler
College ,of Engineering
Department of Mechanics and Hydraulics
Donald D. Curtis
C. BI. Stanley
Theodore Rehbeck
Germany
Manchester City Council rescinds sewer extension order
Manchester Iowa residents faced a June meeting as objectors and a near unanimous petition against a northeast sewer project. Council rescinded the action after hearing protests. Also reporting: Gerald Byers injured in a hit and run near Ames. Bernard Loughren fined for intoxication. Fourth of July Sunday school and picnic planned at J Louis Corking farm northwest of Manchester with a noon dinner and 2 pm children's program.
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Courier Special Service
Manchester
Ames
Gerald Byers
B. A. Byers
Gerald
Byerm
Bernard Loughren
Masonville
Fred W. Hermann
Menia
New Hartford Bible School Ends Sessions
New Hartford June 26 the local Bible school wrapped up after two weeks of study. Children exhibited work in a tent and presented a platform demonstration during closing services. Miss Havel Boyd of Plainfield led the instruction.
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NEW Hartford Bible School
Menial Fernie
New Hartford
Vacatient Bible School
Havel Boyd
Plainfield
C.F. Bowan
Leslie Grady
Racine
Wis
Viking Pym Company
Cedar Pails
Wil “Enmimine
New Tarteford
Cedar
Nelson House
PO Ourler
Former Grundy Resident In West After Operation
Miss Clara Johnson, former Grundy Center resident, died in Colorado Springs after an appendix operation and tumor. Her mother Mrs. Mia Della Jannsaty will accompany the body for burial, with arrival expected Thursday.
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Porter
Clara Johnson
Frank Sheller
Grinds Center
Colorado Springs
Colo
Allen
Mia
Della Jannsaty
Fyero
Biurtal
Farm Bureau to sponsor sociable at Spring Creek
La Porte City residents hear plan for an ice cream sociable hosted by the Spring Creek Farm Bureau at the Mahlon Williams home Thursday evening. The event features a presentation of Goose Money from the county chautauqua and a free will offering to aid Mr. and Mrs. Leslig Graft after a fire.
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la Porte City
Spring Creek Farm Bureau
Mahlon Williama
Bureay Chautauquac
Waterloo
Leslig Graft
Mason City Man to Have Osage Agency
Osage Iowa June 26 W W A Hackett Mason City this week became agent for Oakland and Pontiac cars in Osage He will occupy the Bruce Champion forage and Champion will become manager of the service department J Ullevig has been appointed manager of the bargain basement of the Daylight store owned by B E and Dale Peterson The basement is to be remodeled and redecorated at once.
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Courier Special Service
Osage
A. Hackett
Mason City
Oakland
Pontiac
Bruce Champion
Champion
J. ©. Ullevig
Daylight
B. E
Dale Peterson
Memorial Service for Sisters in Charles City
Memorial services are planned Sunday at 4 pm at the Christian church in Charles City for the town’s Women’s Relief corps with Rev. G A Hess delivering the address. Afterward a graveside decoration will be held at the graves of Ida Novak and J E Johnston.
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Charles City
the Christian Church
G. A. Hess
Ida Novak
J. E. Johnston
Bander Helgen
Matia Pfeiffer
Bulla
Wright Bros
Charles City Wester Tracks
G. Gray
Leonard Dung
Geo. FP
Smith
Katherine Seymour
Marble Rock
Ralph W. Wood
Alhambra
Cal
Monterey Park
Wa Tan Yi Meeting Features Young Composer
Eleanor Gough, nine year old daughter of Rev and Mrs HL T Gough, performed her own piano piece The Storm at the Wa-Tan-Yi club gathering yesterday. The club held its regular business meeting after singing, with guests Miss Elsie Brandt, manager of the Lundberg store, and Miss Florence Kreuger in attendance.
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Eleanor Gough
HL T Gough
Elsie Brandt
Lundberg
Florence Kreuger
Hazleton approves paving plan and new fire engine
Hazleton council votes to pave in front of the pudd longa to the curbing and to buy a fire engine soon. Pledges fund the purchase, with service within a five and a half mile radius. Mrs. Will Jarrett is treated at People's hospital in Independence.
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Courter Hoyevial Fernca
Hazleton
Funda
Hazlaton
Will Jarrett
People’s Hospital
Independence
Bristow N C T U Mounts Flower Mission
Bristow Iowa June 28 under direction of Mrs Ida Oline the N C T U held a power mission program at the United Brethren church yesterday a representative group drove to the county farm after the program and distributed flowers to the serving there a reception was held at the Reformed church to honor Rev and Mrs Calvin Schoucker who are spending the summer here
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Hervton
Bristow
Bristow We
Ao. T. OU
Ida Oline
United Brethren Church
Reformed Church
Calvin Schoucker
Thomas puts up new buildings at Geneseo
Ray Thomas, who bought the Davis farm this spring, is erecting a set of new buildings in Geneseo on June 28. Donald Brogonsen hauls land for the job. A Standhard Bearera society group, led by Mrs. Carl Brouffer, attended a Graene Monday district convention.
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Gourter Apodai Goruice
Geneseo
Ray Thomas
Davis
Donald Brogonsen
Standhard Bearera Society
Graene
Carl Brouffer
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Compound Praised by Mrs Hanson
Mrs L E Hanson of Waterloo reports using Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound to rebuild strength during the Change of Life and after pregnancy. She says it helped her lose about twenty pounds, quiets nerves, and she shared it with her two daughters with pleasing results. She offers to answer inquiries.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
L. E. Hanson
Waterloo
Konjola touted as cure for long standing illnesses
The Konjola Man at Wangler Bros drug store 229 East Fourth Street in Waterloo promotes Konjola claiming it heals stubborn stomach, kidney, bowel, rheumatic and nervous ailments. He cites Mrs Minnie Gipe of Route 4 Waterloo who reports ten years of stomach trouble cured after three bottles, urging others to learn its claims and see why it has many supporters.
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Konjola
Wangler Bros. Drug
East Fourth Street
Evennreail
Ike
Wangler Bros
Minnie Gipe
Route No. 4
Waterloo
Waneler Bros
Fast Fourth Street
Dass
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Jackson
Ulve Decorah
Manchester City
Grundy
West
Spring Creek Two
Farm Bureau
Sociable
G. J. Kennedy
Minneapolis
Ivan
McPhail School of Mass
Don Grimm
Delbert
Lyons
Kan
California
Sacred Heart Church
Maxine
Jerald
Osage Agency
Carters
Dr. Carter
Carter
W. AG
Mayor Bullds Coal Yards
J. Clark
C. H. Wilkins
Cedar Rapids
Dhesk
Flower Mission
Thomas
Dr. Scholl
Great Lake Cruises
Gateway
North Woods
Chieska
Great Navy Pier
Lake Michigan
Great Lakes
Chicago
Central Station
Michigan Boulevard
Lake Front
Buckley
WL. Buckley
Ilinois Central Station
Water Sr
H.S. Gray
Dubuque
Lows
Ark Sall
Vodirata Eharn
Iea
Ilness
Konjo
DMRS
Minnie Gpe
Phott
Lind-Cumnisok Studio
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