Northeastern Iowa Sets July 4 Celebrations in Numerous Towns
Northeastern Iowa will observe Independence Day with community programs across towns. Highlights include Orange Township with a 10:30 a.m. church program and 2:30 p.m. contests, Cedar Falls hosting a Farm Bureau picnic with aquatic races, games, and a fireworks display, and multiple towns like Dewar Parkerburg Quasqueton Gilbertville Brandon West Union Caman Beaman Clarksville Sumner Dysart Geneseo Chelsea staging parades, concerts, races, dances, and fireworks through July 3–4 with local organizations sponsoring activities.
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Iowa
Orange Township
Church of the Brethren
Vacation Bible School
Tannreuther
West Orange
Cedar Falls
Black Hawk County Farm Bureau
Island Park
Plenie
Marshalltown
Delwelh
Iowa Falls
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Windstorm Blows Down Large Barn Near Osage
A 3,000 loss occurred at Charles Ehlke’s farm 13 miles northwest of Osage when a wind storm damaged a large modern barn under construction. The storm at 4 p.m. also injured corn and oats while smaller buildings suffered damage across several farms. Insurance covered the barn loss.
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Courier S&necial Service
Osage
Charles Ehlke
Knox Bownie
Champaign
American Legion Auxiliary
Della Overkamp
R. L. Marks
Orchard
Garwin Fourth of July Program Ends Busy Day
Fireworks close a day of events in Garvin with Judge B O Yenkerstey to speak at 10 p.m. A mixed quartet performs, reading of the Declaration of Independence, a Gladbrook versus Montour baseball game, free vaudeville acts, boys and girls contests, Garwin band concerts, a dance and a fireworks finale.
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Parkersburg
Colored Giants
Bowery
Gilbertville
Brandon
West Union
Caarksyville
Clarksville
Sumner
Manchester
Hawkeye
Dysart
The
American Legion
Dysarth Park
Toledo-Tama
Geneseo
Chelsea
Ferguson
Lynnville
Garvin
B. O. Yenkerstey
Marshalltown
Gladbrook
Montour
Garwin Band
Swift & Co to Build Stockyards in Oelwein Plant
Swift and Company Chicago plans its own stockyards at the Oelwein buying and distributing plant, aiming for completion by September. Quarantine notices declare Harold Talmadolle and J W Gray confined at homes for smallpox as the outbreak lingers.
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Swift & Co
Oelwein
Courier Special Fettler
Oriwelh
Chicago
Harold Talmadolle
Fourth Avenue
J. W. Gray
Second Avenue Southwest
Union Vacation Bible School Ends With Joint Service
Cedar Falls reports a three week union vacation Bible school by Baptist Congregational Methodist and Presbyterian churches. Sunday evening concludes with a joint service at First Methodist. Departments present music and plays, with Rev H J Faust and Dr Bruce Giffen delivering morning themes at First Evangelical and First Presbyterian churches.
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Courier
Cedar Falls
Bible School
Baptist
Congregational
First Methodist Church
Ruth Waugh
Mary F. Bangert
G. W. Knickbocker
Lfe of
Christ
Samuel
First Evangelical
H. J. Faust
First Evangelical Church
Wilson
Sullivan
First Presbyterian
Bruce Giffen
First Presbyterian Church
Giesen
Ifuhns
Teachers College
al State Teachers Allege
Howland Hanson
Religious Education Department
First Baptist
First Baptist Church
Barclay People Attend Convention at Reinbeck
Mrs. W. J. Gilson and Misses Allen and Elizabeth Black attended the annual convention of Ladies' Russian society of Cedar Rapids presbytery United Presbyterian church held Thursday and Friday at Amity church south of Reinbeck.
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Commerce
Ayn Sareed Barclay Center
Sine
W. J. Gilson
Misses Allen
Elizabeth Black
Ladies’ Russian Suciety of
Cedar Rapids
Supreme Court Affirms Hawkeye Bank Verdict
The Iowa Supreme Court affirmed a district verdict for the First National Bank of Hawkeye against LG and Mae Raate. The decision awards the bank 4240.24 on endorsement of a certificate of bank deposits.
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Supreme Court
Hawkeye
Sprmat Servien
Supreme Court of Towa
W. LL. Eichendorf
First National Bank of Hawkeye
University of Iowa Exhibit At Iowa State Fair
Iowa State Fair features the University of Iowa display with a 12 by 9 foot Iowa map listing about 6000 student names from 1928-25 and a scale model of the Field House. The exhibit includes animal silhouettes, a live glass-blower demonstration, a museum group display, and miniatures of athletic facilities along with medical X-ray demos and publications.
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Jourier
Town City
Willl
Iowa
University of Iowa
Des Moines
Lee Cochran
Extension Division
Hawkeye
Department of Athletics
Interwr
Mmuseum
Africa
College of Medicine
Two funerals set for Charles City on Monday afternoon
Two funeral services announced for Monday afternoon in Charles City. Mrs Bengh Anderson 76 died yesterday at 1006 Blunt street with services planned at First M E church conducted by Rev E Y T Gough and Riverside burial beside husband who died in 1926. Also Mrs F A Powell 47 died yesterday morning at 1410 East Clark street after long illness from diabetes and Bright's disease. Her service is set for 2 30 PM Monday at First M E church with Rev E T Gough officiating and Riverside burial.
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Connorter
Charles City
Bengh Anderson
Blunt Street
M. EL
E. YT. Gough
Riverside
Oscar E
Ernest A
Earl
Powell
F. A. Powell
Mrs Waldmann 80 Pioneer Cedar Falls Dies
Anna Margaret Waldmann 80 a Cedar Falls pioneer died at 8 30 pm at her home on Lowa Street. She came to America in 1848 with her parents, settled in Bremer County, then Cedar Falls about 60 years ago. Surviving are three children Henry Catherine and Nannette, a nephew Henry F. Funeral services are at 2 pm Monday at St John’s Lutheran Church with burial in Greenwood.
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Pennesee
Cedar Walls
Anna
Maragret Waldmann
Black Hawk County
John Waldmann
Henry Catherine
Nan~nette
Gedar Falls
Fa Anener da East
Watering
Henry F
St John's Lutheran Church
Buria
Greenwood
Hudson I O O F and Rebekahs to Install Tuesday
Hudson Iowa June 29 Hudson Lodge No. 526 I O O F and Dorcas Rebekah Lodge No. 654 plan a joint installation in the I O O F hall Cedar Falls next Tuesday evening July 2. Dorcas Rebekah officers to be installed include Esther Fisher noble grand and Grace Baldwin chaplain among others. Hudson Lodge 526 to install noble grand Ed Witt and officers with other names listed. Jack Madsen, operated on gall bladder in Waterloo, recovering at Presbyterian hospital.
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Courier
Hudson
Hudson Jodge
Dorcas Rebekah Lodge
Cedar Falls
Dorcas Rebekah
Esther Fisher
Noble Grand
Ed Witt
Orville Harris
R. H. Mueller
G. S. Hogshead
Arthur Knudsen
Jack Madsen
Presbyterian Hospital
Waterloo
Randalia and Stanley Spare Picnic Planned at Maynard
Residents of Randalia and Stanley will hold a joint community picnic at Maynard park on July 14. Randalia and Stanley bands will perform as part of the event with Stanley school band recently visiting for a joint concert. A rain Tuesday evening benefited crops and gardens and West Union merchants advertised ice cream from Randalla creamery.
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Gaurier
Randalia
Stanley
Maynard Park
West Union Band
West Union
Randalla Creamery
Taxi Industry Struggles Across Nation Says Delegate
A. L. Bradley president of Yellow Cab Taxi reports rate cuts and higher costs push the industry into a crisis after returning from the National Taxicab Operators Association convention in Chicago. An Austrian reporter traveled 14000 miles to share insights on his country’s taxi operations. The field is largely staffed by ex service men.
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A. L. Bradley
Grant Avenue
Yellow Cab Taxi Company
National Taxicab Operators Association
Chicago
Mission Feast at St Ansgar Sunday
Annual mission festival of Immanuel Lutheran Church will be held Sunday in Ansgar Iowa Rev A C Hinz Mason City and Prof F Wohlers St Paul Minn will preach Mrs R C Mueller Mrs A R Mueller and Nettie Lund hosted a silver tea Thursday at the Methodist church as a church benevolence project Boys Sunday School class will present a stereopticon program Indians of the Southwest Sunday evening at the church
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Fourier
Ansgar
A. C. Hinz
Mason City
Frof. F. Wohlers
St. Paw
Minn
R. C. Mueller
A. R. Mueller
Nettie Lund
Methodist
24 000 Will Be Spent on Waverly Telephone System
The North Western Bell Telephone company will invest 24 000 in 1930 to improve Waverly service. Work includes replacing Cedar River bridge cables on Bremer avenue and moving Locust street lines to an as yet unnamed street. Modern equipment will also be installed at the exchange to improve local and long distance service.
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Waverly
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
W. H. Sentman
Cedar River Bridge
Bremer Avenue
Locust Street
Medical and dental society picnic at Waverly Park
Members of the Bremer County Medical Society and the Bremer County Dentists Association and their families held their annual picnic Thursday evening at Tourist Park. Guests traveled from Shell Rock New Hartford Clarksville Nashua Dumont Parkersburg Fredericksburg New Hampton Greene and Delavan.
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Courier Special Service
Waverly
Bremer County Medical Society
Bremer County Dentists’ Association
Shell Rock
New Hartford
Clarksville
Nashua
Dumont
Parkersburg
Fredericksburg
New Hampton
Greene and
Delwelh
GC. H. Greaning
H. W. Rathe
M. N. Gernsey
Ford is Elected President Lions Club at Hampton
Hampton Iowa June 29 Hamp ton Gilons club elected George C Ford as president for 1925 30 succeeding J P West Other officers include Ralph Stuart vice president D M Lawson secretary D D Inglis treasurer W H Stever tail twister H Haney lion tamer I P West LL Wilson H M Conrow C B Purcell directors Bible School Ents Daily vacation bible school will close Sunday with pageant The Church and Her Children at the Methodist church Robinson Hare Soon Congressman T J Robinson and Mrs Robinson en route from Washington D C Aged man breaks hip Benjamin Ferris in critical condition at Lutheran hospital Funeral services held for Mrs J C Lumley who died Wednesday night after illness with diabetes She left seven daughters and one son.
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Hampton
Hampton Gilons Club
George C. Ford
Ford
J. P. West
Ralph Stuart
D. M. Lawson
D. D. Inglis
W. H. Stever
Bible
Methodist Church
H Collis
Allison Women Stage Operetta
The June meeting of the Allison Community Club featured the operetta The Nifty Shop directed by Mrs. L. Whitlatch. Cast included Mrs. Abbie Scott Zella Welland Florence Hunt Tone Allan Hazel Livingston Flore Wells with models led by Mrs. O. B. Preston Hazel Black and others.
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L. Whitlatch
Abbie ~Scott
Zella Welland
Florence Hunt
Tone Allan
Hazel Livingston
Flore Wells
O. B. Preston
Hazel Black
Hazel Will
Ruby Newbury
Gladys Cadner
Alberta Shirer
Agnes Dalley
Funeral services at Rockford today for George Grover
Funeral services for George Grover held this afternoon at the Methodist church in Rockford Iowa. Grover one of four Civil War veterans in the neighborhood. survivors include his widow and two sons. A farm home lies about four miles southeast of town.
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Courier &Preint
Rockford
George Grover
Alexander McNally
John T. Johnson
Wm. Snydar
Radio Schedule Fragments from 1940s New York Listings
A dense OCR page lists radio programming across numerous stations including WJZ WEAF WGN WMAQ KOIL and others. It shows times for concerts, dance music, orchestras, forums, and plays with many cross‑references to affiliate stations and networks, indicating a busy Saturday lineup.
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WEAF
New York
Choristers
Vaughn de Leath
Gypsies
WGY
WGN
Sousa
Empire, Builders
Glacier National Park
WEY
Phil Bousing
Ong
WEY Wow
Roxy and His Gang
Renie Valerie
Groomer
KDEA
Kdea Hyw
KDICA
WLW
Moment Musicale
KDSA
Bill Scotti
Hle Danes
Wdlz
Ludwig Laurier
KDNA
WOR
Newark
WADC
KMON
aAlso
WADO
EMOX
Egil wWeco
Riraeryw
Chicago
WJZ
Aigaavgn
Radio Flootwalker
Lake Michigan Travelogue
WMAQ
Amn
Inspiration Boys
WEW
Cincinnati—Inc
Kyrocks
Clibs Orchestra
Westfret
St. Paul
Radio Listings Chronicle A Day Of Broadcasts Across Stations
A dense schedule lists multiple radio programs across stations WABC WADG KMOX KOIL WOWO WBBM WGN WGY WHAM WC O WTA, and others. Entries include orchestras choruses and dramatic programs with times from early morning to late night and notices of theatre airings, concerts, and church services. The list preserves station call signs and program variety typical of a midcentury regional network guide.
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Ans.g
Wabc New Fark—Raw
Mrs. Murphy
WADG
KMOX
Ekoie Wowo
Ben Selvin
Wado
WBBM
Theatre of the Air
Wendell Hall
Wado Whsem
Wwowo
KOIL
Weco
Asah—Arabergie
WHAM
Wabc
Wowoo
WEAF
New York
Boxing Roundup Sees Several KOs And Decisions
LA fighter Chileego-Jackie Fields knocked out GUL Farmer for Cooper in Terre Haute. Boug Meyers stopped Jackie Moorr in Poca telto Idaho. Cat-aAce Harkins outpointed Charley Belanest in Nebraska. Everett String defeated Bert Collma on a foul in Hollywood.
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Associated Press
Chileego
Jackie Fields
Los Angeles
Gul Farmer
Cooper
Terre Haute
Ind
Boug Meyers
Pocatelto
Idaho
Jackie Moorr
Chicago
San Francisco
aAce Harkins
Nebraska
Charley Belanest
Canada
Hollywood
Cal
Everett String
Omaha
Bert Collma
Whittier
Cornell Head to Talk at La Porte
Dr. H. J. Burgstahler president of Cornell College will preach at the La Porte Methodist church Sunday at 11 o clock. A band concert on Main Street was postponed due to rain. Odd Fellows and Rebeccas to hold a joint installation Monday July 1 at the Odd Fellows hall. Lyra chapter O E S members hosted by Vinton chapter at a special meeting and assisted in the order’s work.
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la Porte City
H. J. Burgstahler
Cornell College
E& Rain
Odd Fellows and
Rebecccas
Odd Fellows Hall
Eastern Stars
Vinton
Lyra
O. E
Order
Epitaph by Barbara Young Describes Time and Loss
In verse, the speaker recalls that all things come and go, anger and desire fade, fire and gold are squandered, and wisdom lies in understanding the cycle of passing moments as a city gate glows at night. The epitaph laments vanity and the lesson of impermanence.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Caman
Beaman
Grundy County
Beaman American Legion
Bobby Thatcher
George Storm
Clara
Qoage
Co-operative Oil Company
Seminary Gymnasium
George Wolff
Little Cedar
Fred Spring
Riceville
E. W. Priem
St. Ansgar
Chase and
Sevyenth Streets
NIN
Cedar Pass
Barclay
Reinbeck
OWA University
OWA
Herschal Ebaworth
Oak Park
C. G. Gray
Anderson
Lions Club
Billy Ralfing
Stanley Brown
J. F. Bandere
RP. Vicorl May
Mrs. Waldmann
Hudson I. O. O. F
Rebekahs
Madsen
Maynard
Waverly Telephone System
Waverly Park
Golburn’s Woods
Spring Lake
van Wert
Franklin County
D. J. Gallagher
Waverly School Board of Education
H. L. Leslie
Noble Grands’ Association
W. H. McCumber
Allison
Allison Community Club
O. B. Emerson
Emerson
A. W. Froning
J. B. Weires
W. T. Davidson
Romancers
Alsa Wadg
Wowo Koil
Wweco
Wits
Alsa Koil
WCCO
T Dbe
AllsAlso
National Forum
Washington
WHBM
EKOIL
Wadc Koi
Universal Safety Series
Joseph B. Sheedy
WWJ
Phil Spitalny
ISD Wey
Nathaniel Shikret
WLS
WDAF
B.A. Rose
WWI
Rita Burgess Gould
Ben F Pollack
Rudy Walles
WDAP
Jack Albin
KSD
New Y York
Jim
Julius Klein
Alsa Ekdea Wls Wey
Soabee
Wsal
Pickard
Alsa
KDKA
Goldman
Roka Kwh
Wren
Kwik
KYW
Aurel
Chirazo
Falvio Plasentea
HLG
o—Amoy
Andy
Northwest Tabernacle
Cincinnati
Orch
O—Mensflelt
Lea
Jeandeladies Fawr
O—Dance Orchestra
Polly, Anna
Genre
Minneapolis
O—Lake Herriett
Seaves
Enna Jettick
Tlhe Atwater
TAS
Studebaker
Seth Parker's
Lon Herman
Russian Cathedral
Bankers Life Lite Symphony
Clay
Bury
Rettini
WGN Wow
Seth Parker
WOW
Sam Herman
Alsao Wow
Wde
Giring
WEY Wliv
WSK Kyw
Liesheseraum
Ler White
Aisa
IAG
Sik
Fidi
Pat Barne
Nighthawks
Michigan
Samna
WEAP
Porters
TheSports
Auld Sandy
Amas Andowill
Orenerstra
J2ra
Wly Cinglinnati
Wiz Trogeam
Akb
Of-Cino
Wcco Minneapolis
Ato
Aame
Lake Harriet
Reon
Canitol Theatre
Martine
Cornell
la Porte
Dr. Burgstahler
M. E. Church
Barbara Young
New York Times
Cedar Falls, Ia
Black Hawk
Island Parl
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