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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1928

Page

8

Independence Man Dies in Fire and Other Local Tragedies

A 70 year old Independence resident William Moler died when a fire destroyed his north Clarksville home after he refused to leave. In Jefferson county John Long, 17, was killed near Clarksville after being struck by a freight train near Waverly Junction. A third item reports Hugh Acord, Civil War veteran, injured while being carried from his burning Manchester home as fire destroyed the building and contents.

Jenniier Special Screnge Independence William Moler Moler Hickey Mortuary Cedar Falls John Long Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway Company Clarksville Long Ralph Davis Davis Waverly Junction Sidney Smith Yrouth M. ‘I. Long Lmits Fay Stroup Rock Island Rogers Manchester Hugh Acord Acord George William City Water District

Farmers Company at Traer Acquires Opposition Yard

The Farmers Lumber Company of Traer acquires the L A Page Company's holdings in Mason City including the burned yard and Buckingham lumber yard. They will operate the Buckingham yard and take immediate possession after the sale, with Page to clear the site and settle remaining details.

Courier Special Seputen Tracer Farmers Lumber Company Traer Ints L. A. Page Company Mason City Page Company Farmers Company Buckingham Page Yard

Influenza Tied Rise in Appendicitis Cases

Doctors at Waverly hospital report more appendicitis patients over the past weeks, attributing the surge to influenza. Tom Waters and his young daughter are recovering after surgeries, with other local patients treated in recent operations. A Cedar Rapids wedding is noted, and a child in Waverly underwent an abscess operation as well.

Tracker Aprenal Seoveres Nasher II Waverly Hospital Tom Waters Vaile Westi B. Sehley Homer B. Wendling Cedar Rapids Little Brown Church the Vale J.T. McComson Robert Byron Brown Waverly

Three Jones Brothers Ride Rails for 144 Years on Milwaukee Road

Fayette County engineers C M Jones Forrest Jones and Sam Jones spent their lives on the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul line totaling 144 years of service. C M began in 1865 as fireman near North McGregor later becoming engineer with long runs including Lacrosse. Forrest died after 30 years on engines. Sam died after 52 years on engines.

Jones Brothers Fayette County Milwaukee Father C. M Forrest Sam West Union North McGregor FL & DR Minneapolis Lacrosse Wis M. Jones Broiler Casey Jones

Charles City plans large new plant and local meetings

In Charles City Iowa the Iowa Public Service Company plans a major new plant here. Lions club opposes proposed highway route changes on No 18 and 218 citing impact on Lion Field. Morphew charged with intoxicated driving after backing into Rush car. Fourth of July celebration discussed at city business meeting. American Legion and mayor donate to stop and go street signs with a total goal of 2500 dollars. Local events include a play reading by Mrs Danforth and a German history talk by Miss Merckel. A senior class play cast list is announced for The Lucky Break with teacher directing.

Courier Special Service Charles City Iowa Public Service Company Lions Club Court Street Gilbert Street Club Lion Field Bay Street American Legion Main Street Gray Arthur Danforth Yankton 5. D Woman's Club Franz Mahen Danforth Ladies’ Aid Congregational Church Margaret Merckel Rhine Germany Vlasy Martha Mullett Dorothy Doerner Morma Mullett Audrey Bunyard Elmine Liza VanTassell Benoy Clermont Leper Uncle Abnes Day Finch Mrs Barrett Jean Lack Claudia Leone Ames Var LeRoy Brooks Bella Pearl Quade Alenibe Marian Frederichson Spivine Alfred Freeburg Alphecea Dorothy Weigel Rachael Whitfield

Marble Rock Man Sells Hardware Store

Marble Rock March 24 Guy Kepple sold his hardware store to Dahlen of Buffalo Center who has taken possession. The Democratic caucus elected delegates to the county convention: Peter Ewen M T J Ackley Nick Staudt Sr and William Rosiake. Winifred Ackley is the trammion speller for Marble Rock schools and was to compete in Floyd county spelling contest at Charles City.

Courier Special Service Marble Rock Guy Kepple Dahlen Buffalo Center Peter Ewen M. T. J. Ackley Nick Staudt William Rosiake Winifred Ackley Floyd County Charles City

Thursday Club of Le Porte Meets in Mrs Palmer Home

Thursday club hosts 14 members and guests at Mrs Will Palmers home with social hour and a served lunch. Adjourns to meet April 5 with plans for humorous Tolcall responses and a March 24 note from La Porte City Indiana.

le Porte Oyrer Servier la Porte City Will Palmer Walter Brandt I Dysart Mmes Edward ‘Wilhworth Matt Willworth Robert Kerr Roy Pauls Andrew Gonnerman Alice Kerr Mae Palmer Neva Pauls Hustess Ralph Runyan Tolcall

Oelwein P T A to Meet Monday at High Auditorium

Northridge Herlan parent teacher association will hold a meeting at the senior high auditorium Monday evening at 7 30. Music by the high school band and boys glee club. Superintendent Ferrell Mr Elliot and others on the program for discussions.

Conny Oelwein Northridge-Herlan Parent-Teacher Association West Union Ziba Mller Warren Ladd CG. A. Thorman Mary Shirk J. W. Klieman G. S. Archer J. H. Shaw T. R. Rankins Mary EB. Woods Ed. Farney Ford Rey B. Wace Rockland Railroad Delweth Maynard Oelee Leah Webb Christian Anderson James Richards Kenneth Strang Dorothy Walker Edith Fleming Delpha Smith Cate Borland Warren Duke Tw Cranks Ray Whaley Jack Kine Frederick Clark Arthur Russell Charles Pockwoot Riael Butler

Bristow Man Improves After Waverly Hospital Surgery

Bristow with Ralph Miller recovering from pneumonia after an operation for appendicitis March 1 at Waverly hospital shows improvement and is expected to fully recover. Also noted: Floyd Walsh convalescing after minor Hampton operation. Lyle Morford elected to head Ireton Schools. teachers reappointed. school instruction session led by Mrs. Priscalt and Mrs. Radette on March 2.

Pierre Sprint Fern

Cedar Falls Lutheran confirmations mark Palm Sunday services

Cedar Falls churches hold multiple confirmation services Sunday. Danish Bethlehem Lutheran and St. John’s Lutheran announce adult and youth confirmants across English and Danish services. Nazareth Lutheran and First Evangelical plan Palm Sunday confirmations and membership candidates. Other churches feature special meetings and sermon themes for Sunday worship.

Cedar Falls Bethlehem Lutheran Church Oliar Jorgensen Ludharid Mickelsen Irving Jorumsen Henry Petersen Herluf Olssen Arnold Dixon Viola Kjar Marie K Dagny Jensen St. John’s St. John’s Lutheran Church H. W. Slefkes Clara Otto Betha Randall Gale Heskett William Strien Max Westphal Johanne Soll Herman Meixdorf Slefkes Verna Kroemer Ardell Ostergaard Marcella Ostergaard Esther Stein Johanna Breckenfelder Jaenette Behrens Virgil Behrens Louise Jensen Glen Behrens Kathleen Reisinger Alice Sheffield Charles Paduska Nazareth Otto Nielsen Nazareth Lutheran Church Wil G. P. Barsajou School of Missions

Methodist W F M S at Dumont to honor founders day

The W F M S of the Methodist church in Dumont will observe Mounder’s day with a birthday party in the church parlor Monday evening. Mrs. D G Perry leads a program featuring music by an orchestra and a 71 voice chorus.

M. E. Ladies’ Aid Society Methodist Aid Society W. A. Franklin W. F. Sehneider G. V. Barnhart Scott T. M. Nielsen L. M. Ashley W. G. Ballheim Bessie Sawyer Mrs. Ashley Ruth Sawyer Gladys Map Hartz Lucille Rauhauser Edna Habertchter Epworth League Bey Frances Hattie Wenrda Leland Surfus First Street L. Southwick Sella Everett Hutchison Dumont Rush Westerland Harold Anderson

Barn Fire Destroys Property at St Ansgar Iowa

A barn burned at St Ansgar Iowa with cause unknown. Mgr Sorensen saved a truck. several from the area plan to attend the county W C T U meeting in Orchard. Also noted is a March 24 Osage spelling contest winner Mary Louise Havig and Hubert Wallingford.

St. Ansgar Marcel Pire Tans Sorensen Mgr. Sorensen W. CO Orchard H. Monre Osnac Mary Louise Havig Alfred Hevig Hubert Wallingford Otis Wallingford Washington Building May Morse Osage

Alletta Burwell and Clinton Benning Wed in Shell Rock

Alletta Bernice Burwell and Clinton Benning wed at home of Mrs. J. G. Whitehead in Shell Rock Ja. The bride, oldest daughter of Mrs. Whitehead, wore white jade ta ffa taffeta with silver trim and has teaching credentials from Iowa State Teachers College. The groom, son of Henry Benning, is a Gates College graduate who will farm with his father. she will continue teaching through the school year.

Courier Special Service Shell Rock Ebb The Baptist Church Here

Banana Rated High as Nutritious Food by Iowa Botanist

Professor Robert B. Wylie of the University of Iowa states bananas provide 450 calories per pound, outranking oranges and apples and exceeding figs by 40 percent. He notes bananas’ alkaline effect helps counter the acidity of heavy foods. The first shipment arrived in 1871, with annual U.S. consumption about 50 million bunches.

Carrier Special Towa City Robert B. Wylie University of Iowa Department of Botany Towa United States

Waverly Education Board Re-Elects T. M. Clevenger

Waverly March 24 The board of education has re elected T. M. Clevenger as superintendent for a two year term. He is finishing his ninth year in the role with Waverly schools.

Waverly Education Board T. M. Clevenger Waverly, Ja Board of Education Clevenger Waverly Schools

Shell Rock Couple Married at Waverly

Zelda Abell and Max Jaques were married on March 21 at the M. E. parsonage in Waverly with Rev. C. C. Bacon officiating. Gladys Abell served as bridesmaid. The bride is the eldest daughter of Mrs. T. D. Abell, a Shell Rock graduate and former rural school teacher. The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Jaques of Hinkley Minnesota, will reside on the Mrs. Rothe farm nine miles from Shell Rock.

Courier Special Servier Shell Rock Zelda Abell Max Jaques M. E. Parsonage Waverly C. C. Bacon Gladys Abell Jaques T. D. Abell Iowa State Teachers College William Jaques Hinkley Minn

State College Glee Club Concert at Greene Theatre

Iowa State College Glee Club from Ames performed last evening at the opera house Here. The program featured fifteenth century music, Russian folk tunes, semiclassical pieces, and popular ballads with solos and group numbers by the orchestra and AMES quartet. Miss Maris Williamson and her uncle Frank Smith of Sioux Falls visited Mrs. Jennie Jensen.

Jauvier Sperial Serine Greene Iowa State College Glee Club Ames Russia Lutheran Church Frank Smith Sioux Falls Jennie Jensen

Valeda Squires and Ralph Anner Wed in Janesville Service

Miss Valeda Squires wed Ralph Anner at the bride’s parents home in Janesville on Friday. She is a Janesville High and Gatewx College graduate and works as a cookkeeper in Waverly, where the groom is employed by an oil company. After a brief motor tour to Wine they will live in Waverly.

Courier Special Servicr Janesville Valedda Squires Ralph Anner Janesville High School Gatewx College Waterloo Carnation Milk Company Waverly

In Nick of Time Play Staged by Wan P T A

Wan, Ne March 28 at Wan high school auditorium the Parent Teacher Association will stage a play titled In Nick of Time to raise funds for a school picnic. The event is announced in Wanville P T A notes along with word that crews have completed a local power system rebuild in Quanqueton and moved on to Central City.

Wanesville P T. A Parent-Teacher Association Quanqueton Central City

Steck to keynote at Iowa Democratic convention

Des Moines reports Senator Dan W. Steck of Iowa accepted an invitation to be temporary chairman and keynote speaker for the April 30 state convention. He urged Democrats to unite behind Gov. Al Smith for president, stirring reaction from Meredith supporters. Mrs. Maulsby announced George Kinderdine replaces Potts as attorney general candidate.

Des Moines Dan W. Steck Iowa al Smith New York E. T. Meredith Steck W. E. Maulsby State Committee Kinderdine George W W. Potts Fort Madison Iowa House of Representatives

U. U. Student Elections Held at University

Three campus elections elected officers for the Y M C A Y W C A and the Peacock year book. Leonard Davies of Arlington became Y M C A president, with Dwight Anderson and Ronald Prescott of Plymouth as vice president and secretary. Robert Evans Maynard as treasurer. Esther Paine Eldora became YWCA president with Uetha Rizer Manchester as vice president Fern Follen Volga City as secretary Fay ette Knight as treasurer and editor in chief of the Peacock. Clyde Cushion Arlington was named business manager to assist Miss Knight on the 1929 year book.

Cowder Payette Y. M Leonard Davies Arlington Dwight Anderson Ronald Prescott Plymouth Robert Evans Maynard W.C. A Esther Paine Eldora Uetha Rizer Manchester Fern Follen Volga City Azalik Knight Fayette Miss Knight The Clyde Cushion Knight

Tama Farmer Takes Life by Hanging on Farm

Peter Rohweder aged about 64 hanged himself from rafters of a machine shed on a northwest farm Friday. Financial reverses said to be responsible. Survived by several children. Burial in Amity Cemetery after services at Mrs. Samuel Young’s home. Rohweder had lived in Traer and Relinbeck areas as a tenant on Elmer Early farm. In Clinton, transfer of Tri-City Telephone to Bell Telephone was approved by the ICC.

Courier Trier Samuel Young Peter Rohweder Rohweder Elmer Traer Relinbeck Amity Cemetery Kell Gets 'Thone Company Clinton, Sun Tri-City Telephone Company Clinton Bell Telephone Company Interstate Commerce Commission

Apartment Buildings For Sale In Minneapolis Area

Buyers Market offers several properties from B Flats to 36 family apartments in good Lake district locations. Some exchanges may be considered or clear farms. Most buildings will take care of themselves and provide a living for anyone. M. Tapper 308 Walker Bldg Minneapolis Minnesota.

New Independence Bank Named City Fund Depository

The city council in special session adopted a resolution making Buchanan County National Bank a city fund depository. Up to 26 000 may be deposited as time deposits at 4 percent, matching existing banks. The council also moved 2 500 from the power and light fund to the grading fund and approved placing 12 000 in each bank at 4 percent to guarantee public funds.

Independence, In Buchanan County National Bank Shetlito Spener Leytze McClernon Farrell Clark Gray

New bank transfers city account to Erik after People's National switch

The city treasury reports that the nity collector account has moved from People's National Bank to a new bank, Erik, as part of the recent banking transition. The change affects public funds handling and requires updated account details for deposits and disbursements.

New Bank Nity The People's National Bank New Erik

Accidental Gun Discharge Injures Dunkerton Worker

Clyde Harlow suffered a severe flesh wound in the foot when a new gun discharged while he was fitting shells in Dunkerton Iowa. The charge did not strike bone, but his injury will likely incapacitate him for several weeks.

Courier Sportal Service Dunkerton Clyde Harlow

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Jens Grothe Fay Morphew Nora Springs Kelley Edward Rush P. R. Gurwitz C. H. Kelley Johnn Petry Gae Morean W. T Mesdames Anton Nies Shatiick Don Jackson Marble Rock Man Sells Business A. S. Auxiliary Kensington, Mines E. R. Ashley W. E. P. Mahood Hans Miller Louis Ohrt American Legion Auxiliary Kensington Oelwein P.T. A Bristow Man Iil First Baptist Thomas Anderson First Presbyterian Bruce Giffen Jesus L. S. Alexander Wolnah Hopkins Lee Methodist W.F. M.S Alletta B. Burwell Clinton Benning State College Glee Club Greene Theatre Valeda, Squires Fredericksburg Annin Matkee Evangelical Church W. A. Koch Rose Hill Carlotta Zoller Palmer Stegk U. U Tama Farmer Walker Bldg Minnesota Herman C. Miller Insurance Service A. A. Sohner Ruseetl-Lamsen Hotel New Independence Bank Red Cross Walker-Schubert Lbr. Co Chamberlin-Seger Co Waterloo Bldg. & Loan Bldg Seger’s Insurance & Real Estate Agency Commercial National Bank Bldg Fred H. Seger Dave E. Seger Entz Cafe First National Bank Bldg John FP. Heath Oak Ave Matt Gruben & Sons J.C. Beem
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