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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1925
Page
6
Nashua reports a flurry of social visits and health notes. Local residents such as Mrs. Kla Rutherford hosted friends, Mrs. Ellison visited Waterloo, and James Elliott spent May with his father as families travel for ailments and weddings while new moves—like the Bacon family to Waterloo—mark the week.
Brandon residents report visits from Cedar Rapids and Waterloo friends with several family moves. A high school basketball game in Fayette ended 23 to 19 after overtime. Seventeenth birthday surprise for Kenneth Albert Stash and other local gatherings highlighted by visits to Marion and Cedar Rapids.
In Grundy Center area, families reshuffle as Maren and Mrs. Millard move among farms near Centar, while the Wothaany family remains nearby. Carl Asweran and family head toward Hying near Iowa, Fats relocate to a farm, and Glen Shears moves his residence to a farm. Koepke Conrad accepts a new position near STN.
A mixed notebook of local happenings. Mrs sesla haa preturmmned after medical set back. Marci, G. Mrs, and Mabel Allen are cited among hospital observations. Visitors to the A. G. Carbine home and others discuss carpentry plans for next summer. A closing basketball game drew a crowd. townsfolk attend with family and friends. An incident involving Ida Carncross is noted. Orville Steician is recovering from an illness. A bazar planning event is announced as part of local efforts to support workers.
Dumont notes report funeral attendance for William Tituy and illness visits to Rev. Metenze and Wesley Soper. Local residents travel for family care, recoveries after hospital stays, moving of households, farm purchases, and weekend social calls through town. Includes shifts in property ownership and visits by Chicago, Bristow, and Ames residents.
Washington Township residents report Windmill and mechanical work at the Beh Ren s Implement firm and a series of moves as families relocate within Unton and Mt Vernon townships. Social events include a Ladies Aid meeting, quilting plans, and a Reinbeck dance as neighbors mingle. repairs, visits, and business trips mark a busy period.
Mrs Pooler a former president of the Even Dozin Study Job helped organize a benefit by movmders for the public library. She plans to travel to Kansas to appear at the state university and offered her talent for the library fundraiser. Monday morning breakfast honored her at Mrs W W Blaster's home and Westminster guild hosts a meeting, with a brief program and refreshments afterward.
Weekend visits span Gresham and nearby towns with relatives in Waterloo Readlyn and Tripoli. Notables include Alayine Dunielz at sister Hark Wulsinger’s, Onu Heinze at A D Bowers, and Fratzke’s visit to Lewis Westphal. Martin Moeller tenth wedding anniversary observed. Henry Noeller elected for coming year.
Winthrop residents report visits and illness updates. Floyd Hickman of Manchester and Bobby Schnierer plus Marion Brown are listed as sick. Amber Sullivan returns home from Winthrop public schools due to illness. The Postals’ young child injured a furnace. A social gathering of about 50 young married people occurred at C. S. Holland’s home with games and a buffet. Senator Slemmons and Georges Slemmons arrived home from Des Moines for a two week visit. A Winthrop High School lecture at the opera house drew a large crowd. this was the final show of the season.
The infant son of Mr and Mrs Fred C Warnke was baptized Gerald Albert at the Juutheran church Sunday. About 160 attended theColwell basketball game Saturday evening. Alfred Breyer and family and Mrs Timm Westgate visited the Warnke home. Goodrich of Strawberry Point opened a produce business after buying the Md Milne building with Gerald Warnke as manager. Jesse Patt returned from California, Martin Holtzer visited relatives in Illinois, and Mrs Henry Steele with son Alden Mihm spent time with her parents. Henry Guritz and family attended Curt Turner funeral at Randall. A Lutheran Brotherhood meeting with a talking program is planned Friday evening.
Raymond familynotes report Tuesday visits at the Emils home in Waterloo. Rev J A Pelter, now in Buckreky, welcomed a son born February 14. Powers family relocated from Marble farm to Tender Hoye farm. Poyner family moved to 936 Independence Avenue Waterloo. Stoney Arthur activity noted.
The collage of unreadable notes reports Mesaingham leaving the Cole farm for the Poyner farm after an operation. Mike Thoma and family shift to their Raymond area farm while Schuler sells and relocates to town. The Independence area shows unoccupied homes and social activity with the Ladies Aid planning a full day at the Methodist Hall. A discussion on wages and family support touches Miss Mabel Hull and Miss Selda Davis as Howard Vogh recovers from a hemorrhage in France.
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