Minister to Answer T. C. Students' Queries About Church
Cedar Falls March 26 ten questions on religion morality and Christian responsibility from Iowa State Teachers College students will be answered Sunday evening by Dr Harry C Culver pastor of First Methodist Episcopal Church. He will preach in the morning on Stewardship of Personality. The queries cover college life today church membership finding faith in college and moral standards including double standards and cooperation with teachers in examinations.
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Gourier
Cedar. Falls
Iowa State Teachers College
Harry C. Culvere
First Methodist
Episcopal Church
Falls District Evangelical Church Finances Stable
The Falls district of the Evangelical Church reports solid finances and full pulpit coverage for rural communities. About 2,500 members in the congregation with a Sunday School enrollment around 3,000 and 82 enrolled in a program. The church cost 59,000 to date and is fully paid. Several congregations have spent on repairs and remodeling including Cedar Falls with 1,500 spent on decorating as the annual state conference approaches next week.
Mission Society Meeting at Independence Presbytery
Women missionary societies of the Dubuque presbytery plan a large gathering April 26-27 at First Presbyterian Church in Independence Iowa with representatives from northeastern Iowa.
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Independence
Women's ‘Missionary Societies
Dubuque
Winthrop
Lyle BE. Smith
Rexall Drug Store
Knightmake
L. C C. Simmons
Charles City Man Dies as Result of Fall Down Stairs
Charles Fix, 79, died Friday from injuries after a fall down the stairway of his bone striking his head against a radiator and cutting an ugly gash over the temple. He was a retired farmer living near the city for 40 years. Funeral Sunday at home with burial in Beckwith cemetery at Niles. Stockholders Must Pay 100 P.O. The Iowa supreme court reversed the lower court in L A Andrew v Farmers Trust and Savings bank, ruling stockholders must pay full 100 percent assessment. depositors will receive an additional $25,000. Nehis Funeral. Funeral services for Fred Nehis, 58, who died after stomach ulcers operation at Cedar Valley hospital, were held Friday at the Lutheran church. interment in Riverside.
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Courier Special Service
Charles City
Charles Fix
Beckwith
Niles
Iowa Supreme Court
L. A. Andrew
Farmers Trust & Savings Bank
Supreme Court
Nehis
Fred Nehis
Cedar Valley Hospital
Lutheran Church
Prottengeler Opel Ting
Riverside
Legion Auxiliary At Traer Adopts Disabled Soldier
Traer Iowa March 26 The Traer American Legion auxiliary unit voted to adopt Ned L Tolle a disabled World War I veteran now a tubercular 24 hour in bed patient at Fort Lyon Colorado The unit sends a monthly gift and frequent letters and greetings Members take turns writing to ensure steady mail Tolle formerly lived in Muscatine and enlisted April 1917 in Company B Eighteenth Infantry France service with the First Division He saw continuous fighting until he was incapacitated The Traer auxiliary has grown this year reaching 100 members adding Mrs Max Balfour a native French girl of Mitchell Field Long Island wife of a Traer overseas veteran now in the air service of the army who married in France after the war
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Courier Special Service
Traer
Traer American: Legion Auxiliary
Ned L. Tolle
Towa
the. U. S. Veterans, Hospital
Fort Lyon
Col
Tolle
Muscatine
Burlington
Jas
France
Anfantry
Tolle A
Max Balfour
Mitchell Field
Long
Island
Unlok
Traer Overseas
Air Service
Army
Tank
Balfour
Jesup Bank Declares 15 Percent Dividend April 1
A 15 percent dividend will be paid to depositors of Jesup State Bank on April 1, announced by Paul Wilson, examiner in charge. This is the third payment since the bank's closure, bringing total deposits returned to 45 percent.
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Courier Special Service
Jesup
State Bank
Paul Wilson
Examiner
Methodist Episcopal Church
Roberts & Son
J. M
A. B. Laird
T. H. Barrett
S. Sherman
R. L. Bordner
Fire Destroys Barn and Contents on Grun dy Co Farm
Cedar Falls reports a fire at a Grun dy County farm destroying the barn and its contents. The Courier Special Services story notes the blaze occurred Friday with extensive damage. In Waterloo presbytery business, proceeds from Eldora church sale will fund Westminster foundation at Teachers College, plus three personnel changes. Reverend Marcus Krotzer joined from Iowa City Presbytery to Conrad. Rev A R Smith moved from Wincoln to Winona Minn and Rev Jd G Walz moved from Nevada to an Oregon church.
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Cedar Falls
Waterloo
Eldora Church
Westminster Foundation
Teachers College
Marcus Krotzer
Iowa City
Conrad
Presbtery
A. R. Smith
Wincoln
Winona
Minn
Jd. G. Walz
Nevada
Oregon
St Ansgar Child Dies While Visiting in Council Bluffs
The body of nine year old Junior Hendrickson, son of Mr and Mrs Norval Hendrickson, who died while visiting relatives in Council Bluffs, will be brought to St Ansgar. The father left for Council Bluffs immediately upon learning of the sudden death.
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St. Ansgar
Junior Hendrickson
Norval Hendrickson
Council Bluffs
Blue Boy
Evang's Church Annual Session Opens Monday
The six ty-seventh annual session of Iowa and Des Moines Evangelical church conferences will open Monday evening at the Evangelical church with examination of junior clergy and a meeting of examiners. Delegates begin arriving Monday. first joint session since 1890 merges. Election precincts open 7 am to 7 pm with alderman contest in Fourth ward. Band tax and municipal gas plant questions on ballot. Lutheran and Presbyterian speakers set in Cedar Falls. schools back from vacation.
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Courier
Cedar Falls
Iowa and
Des Moines
Evangelical Church Conferences
Evangelical Church
Board of Examiners
Ackley
J. F. Dunlap
Western Old Peoples’ Home and
L. H. Seager
The
G. L. Berseman
Harvard
E. Perry
W. D. Wiler
Band
Citizens Committee
New Hampton Will Elect School Head From Seven Applicants
New Hampton Indiana March 26 The board of education will select the superintendent of schools from seven remaining applicants after credentials were reduced from about 20. The vacancy arose when P C Lapham resigned to join Charles City.
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New Hampton
Board of Education
P. C. Lapham
Charles City
Births Reported Across Several Iowa Towns
Manchester and Earlville announce newborns with families listing Walker Schemmel Emerson Reinburg Woerdehoff Ament Staith Krapfl Wilson Buchanan Simmons Drexler Otts Bailey Wilson Waddell Shaw Chambers and other parents. A daughter or a son is noted for each couple with no further details.
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Robert Walker
Earlville
A. L. Schemmel
Ryan
Carl Emerson
Robinson, & Son
John Reinburg
Robinson
Ron
Ben Woerdehoff
Rob Inkon
Leo Ament
Hopkinton, & Son
Mark Staith
Cleans Krapfl
Barlville
Robert Wilson
Farlville
Oscar Buchanan
Delhi
Thomas Simmons
Ralph Drexler
Cogr- Bon
Charles Otts
Clifford Bailey
Oak Park
Delbert Wilson
Ploy
Vers Waddell
Floyd Supervisors and Medical Aesan Disagree on Fees
Floyd County Iowa faces a clash as the Floyd County Medical Society revokes its county care arrangement and shifts to its fee schedule. A prior county board resolution barred officials from ordering medical service for the poor, deferring payment decisions to the board. The dispute traces to a hospital emergency case where another county declined full payment, citing its own contracts.
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Courter
Charles City
Floyd ‘County
Board of Supervisors
La Porte Woman Married March 6 in Colorado
Friends learn of Marie Ingram’s marriage to Mr. Strickland at Glenwood Springs on March 6. They will reside in Grand Junction where Strickland runs a business. Marie served as a nurse during the war and was discharged after caring for her ailing mother in Fort Leavenworth. she had wintered with Mrs Mantz. Concludes with local notices of club and railroad obituary, and travels.
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la Porte City
Marie Ingram
Strickland
Glenwood Springs
Colo
Grand Junction
Mantz
A. L
Kennington
Harry Perigo
Clyde
Jenks
Charles
Loveless
American Legion Auxiliary
a_Kensington
C. Schreiber
Iowa City
University Hospital
Allison School Contracts Let For Additions and Gym
Allison Ia March 26 contracts let for school additions and gym. Olson & Sons Waterloo bid 1922 for 29 by 40 foot classroom addition. Fr F Victoria Britt to build gym costing 7820, 44 by 84 feet, hollow tile. Project includes basement locker showers eighth grade room ground floor and extra recitation halls. Allison Hardware to install plumbing and heating fixtures. Both structures to be finished before opening date.
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Allison
Allison School
Olson & Sons
Waterloo
F. Victoria
Britt
Allison Hardware Company
Bremer County Spelling Champion Crowned in Waverly
Florence McCurrin, a sixth grade pupil at Irving School in Waverly, won Bremer county spelling championship last night defeating 14 contestants. She competed thirty minutes without misspelling a word.
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Courier Special Service
Waverly
Florence McCurrin
Irving School
Bremer County
Marriage in January Announced at Fredericksburg
Fredericktown dispatch reports Mr and Mrs G R Davis have moved to Minneapolis after a January wedding in Nevada Tennessee Grace Hinkley formerly in the Black Hawk county engineer office is now wife of Mr Davis Muscatine was his former home Richard Stoltz a local contractor is in New Hampton hospital for pneumonia Frank Marr a former Williams town resident bought a residence and grocery in Waterloo with family to operate it Ed Mueller a former Mars garage employee has returned as foreman Mr and Mrs Noel Davin bought the Hagearty residence from the estate Henry Wittkop reports the loss of 18 head of cattle as a result of the 7 3 tot
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Courier Enccial Service
Fredericksburg
G. R. Davis
Minneapolis
Nevada
Frank Marr
Williamstown
Waterloo
Ed Mueller
Mars Parage
Noel Davin
Hagearty
Henry Wittkop
OWA University Completes Major Projects
Cedar Falls March 26 Four worthwhile projects were advanced by the American Association of University Women in the last year including expanding state branches in the north central region revising history textbooks and studying women's economic status. Ten of 14 Iowa AAUW branches attend the third annual convention in Cedar Falls where Mrs F H Waters Ames presides and delegates applaud Iowa's building quota achievement for the national association in Washington.
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Cedar Falls
American Association of “University
Guy 8. Ford
Minneapolis
North Central
Iowa
F. H.waters
Ames
Towa
Waters
National Association
Washington
D. C
Association
Ford
Married at Traer Iowa in wedding ceremony
Ervin G Winebbecke and Mise Maye Raymond both of Clutier were married at Traer Methodist parsonage by Dr W N Alexander. The groom is son of Mr and Mrs Jon Winebbecke and the bride daughter of Mr and Mrs Will Raymond. They will reside on a Whitmore farm near Clutier bought by the groom’s father last month.
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Traer
Ervin G
Winebbecke
Mise Maye Raymond
Hear Clutier
Traer Methodist Parsonage
Clutier
Whitmore Farms
Rotary Club to Meet for Monday Luncheon at YWCA
A Waterloo Iowa brief notes the Rotary club will meet Monday for luncheon at the YWCA. Program will be by members of the YW organization. Several local and regional notices follow including hospital, school, and tax collection updates with multiple residents mentioned by name.
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Rotary’ Club
Y. W
Nobody Home Frequent Report by Tax Assessor
City Assessor J. Townsley says many homes were unoccupied during deputies’ visits, delaying 65 percent of assessments. Duplicates mailed, owners urged to review before the board of review opens. many vacant lots lack owner addresses, complicating valuation and equity in real estate and personal property tax listings.
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Board of Review
Prospect
Hayes Addition
Commercial
A. H .Pinkerton
C. E. Brokaw
Ricker & Bratnaber Land Co
Loop
Cedar River Park
G. H. Cheever
Dewar residents press for paving on Highway 20 stretch
Tiloyd Lemley recounts aiding stalled motorists near the Dewar town hall after heavy mud at a hill by the schoolhouse. Ed Schmitt, town clerk, notes isolation from pavement two miles from federal highway 20 and urges paving, offering to donate funds for hard surface. Trucks hauling hogs from Bremer and Chickasaw counties clog the gravel road, making the highway impassable at times.
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Bremer
Chickasaw
Waterloo
A. A. A. W. Elects State Officers at Cedar Falls
Ames re elects Mrs F H Waters as president of the Iowa branch American Association of University Women at the third annual convention in Cedar Falls. The staff includes Mrs Henry Schall Sioux City Mrs John Fox ake Shenandoah Miss Sarah M Riggs Cedar Falls vice presidents Miss Marian Daniells Ames secretary and Mrs George Darling Marshalltown treasurer.
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F. H. Waters
Ames
Iowa
American Association of University Women
Henry Schall
Sioux City
John Foxake
Shenandodi
Sarah M. Riggs
Marian
Daniells
George Darling
Marshalltown
Former Iowan Kinley Foster Dies in Armour South Dakota
Kinley Foster aged 78, a Manchester pioneer who left the city years ago, died Wednesday at his Armour South Dakota home. Funeral services were held in Armour Friday with burial there.
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S. N. Trenchard
Kinley Foster
Armour
S. D
New London Store Burns in Iowa Fire
A March 26 blaze in New London Iowa destroyed the E. B. Morrow department store causing an estimated loss between 25000 and 35000 dollars. Fire crews fought the flames but the building was consumed. No injuries were reported.
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New London
E. B. Morrow Department Store
Petit Jurors for Fayette Court Report April 13
Oelwein area residents named as petit jurors for the April term of district court at West Union must report the morning of April 13. The list includes Ashby, Armitage, Bine, Brown, Chivington, Angeline, Gartz, Kint, Walser, Lewis, Markle, Murray, Sparks, Schaum, Strong, and others. Oelwein rifle club members joined Hazleton club for an informal shoot. club has over 30 members and formal organization is pending. Measles quarantine cards are nearly all cleared, with a few smallpox and scarlet fever cases remaining.
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Oelwein
West Union
Ashby
William Armitage
Bine
Frank Chivington
J. A Angeline Gartz
Fred Kint
C. Walser
Mary Lewis
A. F. Markle
Thomas Murray
M.A. Sparks
J. A. Schaum
A. R. Strong
Oelwein Rifle Club
Hazzeton
Hazleton’ Club
Lool’ Club
Washington Township Ladies Aid Meeting Notice
Washington Township March 26 Special report states the Ladies Aid society will meet all day on Wednesday March 30 with Mrs S M Shafer. The notice notes the meeting location and any arrangements will be announced by the host.
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Washington . Township
Ladies'Aid Society
Salaries Set For City Officials In Ordinance Revision
The Cedar City Council plans a revision moving the mayor's pay to 1000 dollars annually from a mixed salary and fees and increasing the police officer's pay to 1200 dollars annually with increases to 1460 dollars during a four-year term. All fees will go into the city treasury and changes take effect at the start of the new biennium.
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Council
Treasury
Waterloo presbytery personnel changes reported
Grundy Center Iowa March 26 The late Friday afternoon destroyed the barn on the John C Korthouse farm with hay straw pigs and a flock of chickens This is the second calamity for Mr Korthouse within a week he had two ribs broken while unloading freight several days before Mrs Anna Rebeka died last night at the home of her daughter Mrs Ernest Baldwin southeast of here after several weeks of illness She was about 68 years old The other children survive Mrs Maurice Jansen Chicago and Ward whereabouts unknown The body of Omke Harrenstein who died at his home near Greene was brought to Heinrich cemetery near Wellsburg for interment His widow four children aged mother and several brothers and sisters survive His father died a few months ago
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Grundy
Center
Isa
John
Ernest’ Baldwin
Here
Maurice Jenssen
Chicago
Ward
Omke, Harrenstein
Greene
School Chief Re-elected for Fourth Term
Washua Iowa March 26 Roy C Woods has been re elected superintendent of schools for a fourth term. He graduated from Penn College in 1918 and Iowa University in 1924. He is a member of Phi Delta Kappa educational fraternity.
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Roy C. Woods
Penn College
Iowa University
Phi Delta Kapna
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