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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1928

Page

9

Retirement for longtime Raymond section foreman John O Connell

John O Connell a Raymond Illinois Central section foreman retires on pension at 64 after 50 years service. He began as a water dog at 12, worked in Iowa with the line, and spent 40 years at Raymond. His disability from a fractured leg prompted the retirement. he leaves a family of ten with one son a professor at the University of Chicago.

Courier Raymond Macch John O'Conner Winois Central Railway O'Connell Ilinois Central Waverly Iowa Chicago University

Felled Tree Injures Shell Rock Man Fracturing Nose

Charles Benning, injured while felling timber near Shell Rock, suffers a severe facial fracture after a tree limb struck him. Other brief items note W. G. O. T. A. meeting plans, veterans health, school board elections, and a Clarksville wedding of Alicia DeWitt and William Nieman.

Carrier Merviert Shell Rock Charles Benning Henry Renning M. Harding George Adair Harding H. F. Benning James Carter Women’s Relief Corps O. F

Baptist Church at Grundy Center Cancels Call

Local Baptist congregation cancels extended minister call in Grundy Center. Also notes Lee Wical bound to grand jury for operating an automobile while intoxicated after a ditch crash near town. Henry Dittmer ill with pneumonia with slim recovery chances. Watson Klar couple to reside on Klar farm near Blue Earth. Fritz Lulken family moves to Wallace farm near Rev H H Chaffee. Births include Bliss lifter girl and Stickfort boy. Des Moines university instructor preached two sermons in church.

Courier Gaming Center Vancouver B. C Lee Wical Grand Jury Henry Dittmer Joe Klar, Jr

Apoplexy Fatal for Osage Man Leaving Hospital

John G. Olson, 63, died Saturday from a stroke in Mason City and was buried today in Rover Creek Cemetery. Services were at Rock Creek Lutheran Church with Rev. O. C. Myhre presiding. Olson was among Osage’s first Rock township settlers.

Kyo Cal Bender Osage. Ja John G. Olson Mason City Rover Creek Rock Creek Lutheran Church O. C. Myhre Mr. Olson Rock Township Forte Osage

Hudson Men Leave for Canadian Farms

Hudson Ta March 6 Earl and Fred Strayer traveled to Drinkwater Saskatchewan to inspect farms while Dewey Garner operates there. They spent the winter with Mr and Mrs 8 J Strayer. Mrs Garner and children stay until April 1. Mr and Mrs B L Cook hosted relatives and friends for Mrs Cook's birthday. Annette McMillan daughter of Dr and Mrs BE C Meni and music supervisor in Denver was among 2000 passengers on the fire train aboard the new Mof fatt tunnel with heavy crowds.

Couriey Hudson, Ta Earl Fred Strayer Dewey Garner Drinkwater Saskatchewan Earl Strayer Mr. Garner J. Strayer Verna Hendry Susie Hendry A. Hayes Noy Hammond Waterloo Muriel Hendry Dike Owtn Campbell Roger Hendry EL Stirling Annette McMillan C. Meni Denver Colo Rehools Moffatt Tunnel

World War Veteran Seeks Buchanan County Sheriff Seat

D. H. Lehmermer announced his candidacy for sheriff this week in Independence. He served with the A E F and spent many years in the regular army. He runs a small store near Minols Central station and is a World War veteran seeking local office.

Buchanan County S Govgier Special Services Independence D. H. Lehremser A. E. FP Minols Central Station David Bright Otterville Myr Bright Mr. Bright

Iowan Killed in Georgia Accident

An Iowa man, Will Whitbeck of Blackshear Georgia, was killed when struck and dragged 30 feet by a car on the Dixie highway. His nephew in Charles City will bring the body home for a 2:30 pm funeral at the Martin residence with Rev. B T Gough officiating. interment at Oakwood cemetery. The driver was not apprehended.

Osage Colwell New Hampton Nashua Orchard W. H. Harrison Hart-Parr Brazil Rotary Ilinois Central Depot Hart-Patt Northwest Montana School Board R. C. Rolfing Mling Christanson

Funeral Services Set for Mrs Join Beck in Vale

Funeral services for Mrs. Joby Beck will be held Wednesday at the Little Brown church near Vale with burial in Oux TAM cemetery. She died Sunday after several weeks illness at age 67. Survived by husband three sons and two daughters and several relatives. Children named Roy Leonard Bassett Lee Mrs Earl Milligan and Mrs John Ostonnan.

WHHL Hess Nashua John Beck Little Brown Church the Vale Annie Draskevic Mason City Joby Beck Little Brown Oux Tam Ness Peck Ployd County Roy Leonard Bassett Lee Plainfield Earl Milligan Sumner John Ostonnan Charles City

Preparations Under Way for Waverly Locust Street Paving

Work preliminary to paving on Locust Street in Waverly Ta is underway. Crews prepare to connect sewers with residences along the street, a prerequisite before paving can be laid.

Eure Aneclad Service Waverly Bouth Locust Street Strees

Otto Rites 10 Be Held At Waverly

Funeral services for Mrs. Ernest Otto, 56, who died Sunday, will be private at home then at St. Paul’s Lutheran with Rev. E H Rausch presiding. Surviving are husband a son Rev Mr Otto and daughter Erna Waverly. Other notices include obituaries for Mrs August Mueller and Leonard Leitha and hospital news from Mercy Sartor Cedar Falls and local events in Waverly March 7 8.

Ourter Waverly Puneral Ernest Otto St. Paul's Lutheran Church E. H. Rausch Otta St. Paul Erna August Aluelier August Mueller William Homeister Mueller Germany Hiller Mgr. Hiller George Kohlman F. C. Koch Chapel Rev. J. Fisher Evangelical Leonard Leitha Leonned Leitha Mr. Leitha Bor Switzerland Willy John Lute Leitha Lawrence Soh Marlington Rochester Ethel Hart Ardith Olive Roy State Hospital John Costello Nashua Iowa City

Conference on Cedar Falls summer schools spreads across towns

In Cedar Falls two representatives from Estherville Le Mars Atlantic Chariton and Clinton met with I WL Efart head of a college extension department to discuss 12 week summer extension schools offered by Teachers college. The Fayette special notes University Players of Upper Iowa university will perform The Thirteenth Chair in the college gymnasium Tuesday night March 6 under Margaret Jayne Collett's direction.

Cedar Falls Teachers College I. WL Efart Estherville le Mara Atlantie Chariton Clinton UL T .U. Courier Specul Fayette, In University Players Upper Iowa University Gymphasium Dilay Margaret Jayne Collett

Hampton Boys Fined For Forbidden Park Date Case

Clarence Slom ar and Gaylore Mosh er, Hampton youths, were fined 25 dollars plus costs after a hearing before Mayor James Spain for contributing to delinquency of a minor. The court heard they arranged to go motoring with Virginia Shuler and Fannie Buss, despite parents’ orders, and were warned to stay away from Parkersburg. The girls’ parents later dropped the case, but the marshal pursued action due to repeated offenses by local youths from neighboring towns.

Ourler Spacial Service Parkersburg Clarence Slomar Gayloré Mosher Hampton James Spain Virginia Shuler Fannie Buss Evan Wilson, Jr

Wright County Election Season Sparks Local Campaigns

Wright County faces a busy political stretch with school, town, and city elections this month and the June primaries. Four candidates seek the sheriff post. most county officials seek re election. In Clarion city politics, resistance to change favors maintaining the current administration.

Gower Clarion Wright County D. L. Nagle Altho

P. E. O. Chapters Elect Officials at Cedar Falls

Cedar Falls reports the 1928 29 term officers elected by P E O chapters BR and Fr P and Co in annual sessions. Miss Sara Riggs hosted R chapter. FV chapter named executives at Miss Lorenza Hansens home with Mrs A C G Fuller president and other officers listed for the new term.

Courier Cedar Falls Sara Riggs R Chapter J. B. Newman Wiliam Casey B. Read Mary Robinson Benjamin Boardman W. W. Johnson Rachel Williams Lorrenza Hansen A. C G. Fuller C. 8. Coddington H. M. Merrill Louise Mc Ettrick B. J. Cable E. H. Parman Margaret Rait

Junior Piano Recital at Upper Iowa College

The Junior Piano recital of the Upper Iowa School of Music will be held Wednesday night in the college chapel. Participants include Laura Welsh Arlington Theron Ashby Colwelh Dorothy Severs Fandalia Ronald Prescott and Hazel Hodson Plymouth. The program features solo duet and trio selections with special numbers by the men's alec club and trombonist Prof L E Blackrman.

Courier Payette Upper Iowa School of Music College Chapel Laura Welsh Arlington Theron Ashby Colwelh Dorothy Severs Fandalia Ronald Prescott Hazel Hodson Plymouth Alec Club L. E. Blackrman

Hartmen Silver Wedding Observed Near Waverly

Mr and Mrs A H Hartmen of north of Waverly celebrated their twenty fifth anniversary on Sunday March 4. About 100 relatives and friends attended and the couple received many presents. At 2 pm the ceremony was repeated by Rev Raun. Also noted is a Waverly High School play Captain Jo to be staged March 16 with 185 girls in the cast and a basketball theme.

Vonker Sproval Waverly Maren A. H. Hartmen Hartmen Raun Waverly U Physical Education Department Waverly High School Misa Mary O'Connell

Final declamatory contest at Teachers College

Six contestants compete in the final declamatory contest at Teachers College in Cedar Falls at Gilchrist hall at 7 30. The event features student performers from multiple towns and Ruth Cavana will sing three solos. Fifty dollars will be awarded to the top three finishers.

Courier Specical Service Cedar Falls Teachers College Gilchrist Hall Miburn J. Bergfald Forest City Hugh F. Seabury Bloomfield John Febrick Rapids Minn Mary Wheat Shell Rock Helen Stover Swaledale Anne Perry Waterlog Ruth Cavana Iowa Falls Iowa State Teachers College John M. Fisk Cedar Palls Long Beach

Funeral at Nashua home for L. P. Coffman

Services were held today at the family home for L. P. Coffman a retired farmer who died Saturday after two years illness from paralysis. Survived by widow a daughter Bertha four sisters and one brother The sisters are Mrs Ida Hart Mrs T Laylin Mrs Maude Stringer Mrs Ella Kingstedt of Minneapolis and Mrs Ella Cook Nashua The brother Benton lives in Minnesota.

Courier Special Nasta L. P. Coffman Bertha Ida Hart T. Laylin Maude Stringer Ella Kingstedt Minneapolis Ella Cook Nashua Benton Ity Minnesota

Silver Anniversary Celebration Held by Dahs at Home

Mr and Mrs Theodore Dah of Cedar Falls celebrate their twenty fifth wedding anniversary with a dinner for relatives and friends at five o clock this evening. The couple reside five miles southwest of the city.

Cedar Falls Theodore Dah Here

Business Lots in Plainfield Sold

Two business transactions completed in Plainfield involve Farmers Elevator purchasing buildings and a garage from Cark Zerke to convert into machinery sheds. Zerke also buys Bert Fry lats on Main Street to build a garage and filling station with a main building 60 by 100 feet. Work to begin immediately. Plainfield High senior class to stage Ruth In a Rush on March 8 and 10.

rCourier Special Services Blainfield March Farmers Elevator Company Cark Zerke Zerke Bert Fry Mwigh School Piss Plainfield High School Ruth

Stolen Cownides Recovered. Two Men Arrested

Three of six stolen cow hides were recovered within two hours after loss, leading Sheriff Lee McNames to arrests. Henry Bonsack pleaded guilty to theft. Stennus Harris and George Stohl named in the case. Bonsack’s 10 year sentence was suspended. Harms remains jailed in Franklin County awaiting bond.

Courier Special Service Hampton Lee McNames Henry Bonsack Stennus Harris Sheffield Greenstein George Stohl Stennus Harms Harms Bonsack S. A Fort Madison Franklin County

Funeral Service for Mary Jane Salsbury at Dumont

Funeral services were held in the Dumont Methodist church for Mrs. Mary Jane Salsbury who died Sunday at her brother Marion McKinney’s home. Rev. J J Gough of Bristow preached. She was born December 20 1845 and is survived by four daughters. Burial followed at Harlan cemetery. Births include a daughter to Mr and Mrs Ray Boots and a son to Mr and Mrs Klaus Bruns. Hospital notes: Mrs George Pfaltzareff shows signs of improvement and Mrs Will Stock remains convalescent.

N. Dakota Bert Olney Martin Nelson New Rockford N. C Neva Olney Rush City Minn Nelson Cedar Baldwin Commandery Knights Templar First Methodist Episcopal Church W. G. Rowley Mouvine Speetad Bereice Dumont Mary Jane Salsbury Marion McKinney J. J. Gough Bristow Salsbury Dell Nichols Bird Clark Dumoant Mabel Polk Aredale Link Nowell Dougherty Harlan Cemetery Ray Boots Klaus Bruns Hampton George Pfaltzareff Will Stock

March Term of Butler County Court Opens in Allison

The Butler county district court session convened in Allison with Judge M F P Edwards presiding. Raymond Elkenbury, 17, was sentenced to the Eldora industrial school after a chicken theft charge, with Lloyd Sylvester paroled to Father Hogan for good behavior as the grand jury prepares to report.

Courier Special Service Allison Butler County District Court M. FP. Edwards Parkersburg Raymond Elkenbury Greene Eldora Lloyd Sylvester Father Hogan

Teachers Win Debates Over Intervention Question

The Cedar Falls debate scene saw the Teachers College negative team defeat Buena Vista College on the pros and cons of armed intervention by United States forces to protect American investments abroad. Judge Fred Kluss of Waterloo presided.

Cedar Falls Teachers College Buena Vista College United States Fred Kluss Waterloo Vwas

Farmhouse Fire Near Oelwein Destroys Home

Oelwein Iowa March reports a farmhouse two and a half miles south of town owned by Mrs. Anna M. Pratt and her daughter Mrs. Pearl B. Shippy burned Monday afternoon with most contents lost. The blaze likely started on the roof as Mrs. Pratt realized danger after seeing flames from a window. Also noted: George Kint to erect a store building north of his grocery on South Frederick avenue, to house a battery manufacturer Robert Kennedy.

Courier Oelwein Anna M. Pratt Pearl B. Shippy South Frederick Avenue Robert Kennedy St. Paul Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Great Western System Pat Cannon Veronica Third Avenue Southeast Eleanor Jeffords Toledo E. F. Austin Chicago Baptist Theological Seminary

Presbyterian Aid Of Jesup Meets

In Jesup March 6 Mrs R W Allen entertained Ladies Aid society of the Presbyterian church today with a business and social session Vice president Mrs W E Masters presided in the absence of President Mrs O B Parker who is wintering in California Miss Vivian McMartin entertained Westminster guild last evening W E Burrell returned home south of town after a serious operation Mr and Mrs Glen Noble Waterloo entertained relatives at dinner Saturday for Uncle R O G Thayer who left for Toledo Sisters Mrs G Burnette Mrs E B Cox and Mrs J C Felts were guests Mrs R L Bordner hosted 17 guests of E O F club at luncheon in Black's tearoom Waterloo Decorations were Greer and white Bridge occupied the after dinner hours Miss Margaret Traux accepted a position as mail clerk in Bath Packing company office Waterloo Mrs M A Kallman returned from Chicago for serious illness of her daughter in law Mrs Victor Hallman who is much improved

Courier Jesup. In R. W. Allen Ladies’ Aid Society the Presbyterian Church W. E. Masters O. B Parker California Vivian McMartin Westminster Guild of the Presbyterian Church W. E. Burrell Iron St. Franceis Hospital Glen Noble Waterloo R. O G. Thayer Toledo G. Burnette E. B Cox J. C. Felts Jesup R. L. Bordner E. O. F. Club Huncheon Black Nat Waterloo Greer Bridge Margaret Traux Bath Packing Company M. A. Kallman Chicago Victor Hallman

Little Green Capsule Promises Rheumatic Relief

An advertisement touts Allenrhu Number 2 as a remedy for rheumatic agony. It prescribes a multi day dosing schedule, claims prompt relief and satisfaction, and offers a refund if not effective, with Robert Drug Co. backing the offer.

America Robert Drug Co

Veteran Doctor Dittmer Celebrates Seventieth Birthday in Manchester

Dr. F. L. Dittmer, Manchester's oldest practicing physician, marked his 70th birthday with family visiting from Des Moines and Columbus. Born March 5, 1858, he trained at multiple colleges, served as medical examiner for Highland Nobles and American Nobles, joined the state board of health in 1913, and has long taught at the Methodist church.

Courier Special Service Manchester FL A. Dittmer Margaret Wilson Des Moines Clarence Dittmer Columbus Dr. Dittmer Clayton County Delaware County Galena St. Paul Hayling E. Walther Minn Homeopathic Medical College of Missouri St. Louis Hahnemann Homeopathic Medical College of Chicago Hopkinton Margaret L. Herbert Colesburg Joseph Helbert Dittmer State Board of Health M. E Methodist Church

Grand Jury Indicts Three in Mason City Case

A Mason City grand jury returned three true bills last week. Indictments name Tom Kelly now serving a two year term for contributing to the delinquency of a minor and BE J Wills. Willis faces charges including acts against children and bootlegging. They are to appear before Judge Kepler Thursday.

Courier Tom Kelly Mason City BE. J. Wills Rhevttle Kelly Willis Kepler

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