Cedar Falls Likely Permanent Evange Conventions HQ
Readings from the basis of union agreement show Cedar Falls chosen as the prospective permanent headquarters for the Evange Conventions as Des Moines and Iowa conferences merge. The joint assembly approves items, with elders reporting evangelism emphasis and property improvements as the merger moves forward.
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Cedar Falls
Ds Moines
Iowa
Des Moines
Fort Badge
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Falla
Lawn Conference
Wna
Union Agreament
Senger
Mars
Bas Hean
Lawa
J. F. Dunlap
Cleveland
G .W. Banifera
Columbus Junction
Haas
Hubbare
Fawe
Mrs Lanv l Fleming Dies at La Porte in Throat Trouble
Mrs Samuel Fleming of rural La Porte County died suddenly from a throat hemorrhage after a trip from Waterloo to La Porte. She had long suffered throat trouble and was receiving periodic treatment. Survived by husband, daughter Theien, and son Werley. Daughter teaching at Genseo. son employed in Madison, Wisconsin, from which he was summoned.
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Courier
Serview
la Porte City
Samuel Fleming
Howe
WLOW
Cooper
Tenning
Waterloo
San Porte
Theien
Fon
Werley
Gen. ‘Seo
Madison
Wis
Former Shell Rock Resident Wed in Idaho
Reports received here announce the marriage of Miss Dla Wingstrom to George Jeffries in Jefferson City Idaho where the couple will reside. The bride formerly was Miss Tisla Healer of this place. Ralph Young was injured in an accident involving a machine operated by Ernest Applegiste. no other injuries were reported. Rev. Williams of the M.E. Church will conduct a service. Proceeds from the ceremony will support a memorial fund. The Ladies Aid of the MLE Church meets Thursday at the home of Mrs Newton Zeek with Mrs Mati Koeten and others assisting.
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Shell Rock
Maren
Mes
Dla Wingstrom
George PL Teffries
dJefea
Ida
Mra
Jeffries
Misa Tisla
Ralph Young
Ernest Applegiste
Vo Williams
M. EB. Church
MLE. Church
Newton Zeek
Mirect Oy Wlediman
Mati Koeten
T Ty Neal
Finden
Death of Harry R. Marinus at Independence
Harry R. Marinus age 61 died at his home on Fifth Avenue Northeast Tuesday morning after a stroke a week earlier. He was born in the county, lived most of his life, worked as a machinist, served in World War I at Rock Island Arsenal, later in Waterloo, and recently served as justice of the peace.
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Ependence
Miret
Harry Fr
Marinus
Iis
Futh Avenue
Viarry
Ite Mitrinda
Frery
Rock Island
Waterloo
Varioum Factoriea
Mie
Office of Justice of Peace
Obituary fragment notes survivors and funeral details
The text lists a widow and two daughters Mrs Hobart Taber and Mrs W. L. Markee and a son U. S. Marinus. Funeral services are planned at the family home Thursday at 2 30 PM with burial in Grove Cemetery.
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Hobart Taber
Markee
Waterloo
Sisp
U. S
Hazleton Plans Band Stand and Concerts Expansion
Hazleton launches a drive for a town park band stand after a boosters meeting at the school building. A volunteer carpentry team will erect the stand, coordinated by Lynn J. Lam er and a finance group drawn from town committees. The effort includes school and civic groups pledging support and upcoming community activities.
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Hazleton
Mareh
Lynn J. Lamer
MA. Sentking
J. Sime
A. W. Grucen
J.ne Smith
Jr. I. Lathan
Wancy Ranger
Farm Bureau
Presbyterian Aid Society
Fred Wilson
Mesquakie Tribe Progress Praised By Tama Editor
A Tama News editorial lauds Mesquakie development on the 4000 acre reservation near Tama over 16 years. It cites changes in attire housing education English literacy and reduced drinking and gambling as signs of modernization and increased self sufficiency among tribal members.
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Courier Special Service
Trier. Ta
Tama
Tama News
Merald
Tara
Tadian
Kon Sien
Orange Township L T L program with community notes
Loyal Temperance Le rion hosts an Orange Township L T L program at the school despite road conditions. Speakers include Ruth Bell with entries from Sato, Cunningham, Blough, Slifer, and others. News items include deaths, moves, and family notices from local families.
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Courier
Beevers
Vatican
Verne
Harmer
Nena
Watertie
Maude Sharp
Weredericksburg
Anna Rolston
Sheldon
Eucata
Tannrouther Pina
Bremer Farm Women Prepare Food Projects
Bremer farm women conduct a series of food project sessions at Horton and other homes. Meetings include afternoon gram programs and all day sessions led by local leaders with preparations for upcoming community sessions and meal planning.
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Bremer Farm Women
fRourier Maeciat
Horton
Miret
Clergy Honor Veteran of Sixty Years Service
At Coday Falls Rev Louis Scheurer received tributes from Iowa conference members for never missing a session in sixty years of service. Bishop J W Senger praised his record and presented carnations as Scheurer and his wife were acknowledged for lifelong devotion to the church. The conference adopted a resolution celebrating his eighty fifth birthday and sixty years of service.
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Scheuer
Bishay
Fotherveas
Loris Scheurer
Tthis
Scheurer
Chireh
Coed
Marriages and society notices from Jesup page
A Jesup society column reports a marriage solemnized last year at Marshault Minnesota between Alma Buck and William Parker with plans for residence in Winthrop. The notice also covers Church Ladies Aid activities, a Poor Married Man event, illness updates, and upcoming chapter inspections and society entertainments with various local families referenced.
Funeral notices for City residents and graveside rites
Funeral of Mrs Brown age 72 held yesterday with services at Wesleyan Methodist and interment at Riverside cemetery. Surviving husband and four children Alma Clara Clarence Gayther and Orval Brown. Also noted is funeral services for August Petslof at Congregational church Colwell with burial at Beckwith cemetery Niles. Measles cases rise to 176 in the city with 476 reported in first quarter and 26 in February.
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Courier
Charles Chly
TA Brown
Wesleyan
Riverside
Alma
Clara
Clarence Gayther
Orval Brown
Congregational
Fin Colwell
Petslof
Beckwith
Niles
Gorden Manchester
John Kortick Dies After Long Illness in Hudson
John Kortick a longtime wagon maker in Hudson died after a two month illness. Born July 3 1868 in Mendota Wisconsin he moved to Hudson as a youth and established a wagon shop now sold to William Roselroth. He leaves his widow Susie Behren and a brother in Paris plus four half sisters. He was member of the Tu... Church and Catholic Order of Foresters.
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Courier
Servier Heidson
John Kortick
Korlick
Hmself
William Roselr
Ertick
Mendota
Hudson
Susie Behrend
Peb
Paris
France
Currie Funk
Tudson
Lena Blum
Wilmette
Peter Englehart
Lions Club Hosts Speakers and Missionary Society Meeting
The La Porte City Lions Club held a regular noon gathering with Linn George Thomas in charge. Ray Eigert of Waterloo spoke, joined by Worth Hillman and Gus Modè as guests. The Evangelical Missionary Society met with Mrs J C Rober presiding and discussed Africa, missionary work, and a display of foreign articles. Births announced include a son to Mr and Mrs Merle Brallier on March 26 near Rockford.
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Spegiat Sarche
la Porte City
Lions Club
Linn George Thomas
Ray Eigeert
Waterloo
Worth Hillman
Gus 'Mode
Weterios
Mrhige Clu Scanton
Cecil Gates
Bridge Club
Mmes
Nelson Oshorn
J. W
Albert Antoni Mise
Margaret Holler
Ray Longaker
State Teachers Association
Cedar Rounds
Wisit
Ion. Scott
Mason City
HL T Scott
Merle Brallier
Rockford
Thia
Enith
Cansity
Denver Gun Club Plans Shoot on Grounds April 6
Local notice states the Denver Gun Club will host a shoot on the grounds on April 6 with officers announcing the event. Community groups, including Luther League, and various residents are noted as participants or hosts in related church and social gatherings in the area.
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Denver Gun Club
Independence Girl to Be Married in California
Reports indicate an Independence resident will wed in California on April 5. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Milmund Dtekingay, will reside at Whittier after the ceremony. The couple plans their home at Whittier Boulevard and Cheatnut Street.
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California
Ourney
Dickingon
I. Byree Taylor
Whitter
Gal
Myr
Mra
Milmund Dtekingay
Whittier Boule Vara
Cheatnat Street
Meo
Progress on Waverly Well Repairs and Local Happenings
Waverly Iowa reports progress replacing a rusted auto pipe with a 10 inch line, reaching over 260 feet underground. The town prepares for a spring calendar with a dance show April 21, bridge painting on Bremer Avenue, and a playground sponsorship drive by the Women’s Club. School will close Thursday and Friday for teachers’ convention, with next week offering spring vacation. Obscure local marriages, organ instruction plans, and community events fill the page, including a June wedding for Del Zoller’s daughter and a property sale on West Bremer Avenue.
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F Courier
Waverly
Dalace Theatre
Bremer Avenue
MD Miller
Child Welfare Department
Women's Clib
Albert Zogller
Hazel Zoller
John Albers
Sun Far Senage
HE. HW. Raus
Albert. Scougal
Albert Scougal
Ple
Chegroval
Martin Albers
Shell Rock
East Bremer Avenue
E. A. Sager
Margate
Chicago
Alarga
Edward Benedict
Miss Sager
Alfred Hanson
Wy, D. Dempsey
Clarion
Dell Adler
Havel
John Manke
Eldon - Laird
Eldon
Law Department
Salamander in Black Hawk creek shocks Reinbeck residents
Local veteran Marcus Linder displayed a peculiar animal in Reinbeck at Movers Jacobsen Drug Co. Entomologist Afr. Meyers identifies it as an American salamander, noting it is the fourth such catch in Black Hawk creek to his knowledge. In other news, Grace Flance Rhcarr undergoes a hand amputation after a schoolyard bruise.
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Connirr
Reinbeck
Marcus Linder
Fig Price
Black Hawk Creek
Grace Flance Rhcarr
Ald
Geo. J. Shear
Debt ‘Free Church
Tincoln Community Presbyterian Church
Escitage
Tottin
Graves
MT. Smith
Mit Chiang Torstian
Iwet SA
Christ Ramunilt
Stree
Maepos
Thalphy Amilth
Waterton Hospital
Ailey IM
Pheer
Sperkman
Peck O' Trouble and the Waterloo Morels Mystery
A garbled OCR note hints at a local trouble involving debts and a figure named Peck O Trouble. Mentions the Waterloo Morels and Phan Gia with unclear dates or actions. Reads as a fragmented community notice with possible financial dispute.
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Waterloo Morels Phan Gia
Rural Route from Brandon Reaches Ten Families
Rural Route No 2 from Brandon will serve about ten families previously served by Jesup post office. J E Weart, carrier, informed. effective April 16. Also notes illness of Mrs Ida Beachler after surgery in Waterloo. Funeral services for Ormande Dunlap held in Golden.
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Brandon
Fitaurter
Tuxtonion
J. E.weart
Jesup
Ida Beachler
Presbyterian ‘Hospital
Waterloo
Tripolt Cemetery Assn Election Held
Cuarter Speecial Service reports the Tripolt Cemetery Association conducting its annual meeting at the home of Mrs Frank Begge in Ripoli Indiana on March 30 to elect officers and conduct routine cemetery business.
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Ripoli
Cem. Association
Frank Begge
Cedar Falls: Kes Select Officers Elected
Cedar Falls groups elect officers for another year last evening. Officers chosen: WH Mertner president, W Coombs vice president, Brooks Baughman secretary-treasurer.
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Cedar Falls
Gourier
Cedar~ Falls
Mertner
W. Coombs
Brooks Baughman
Littleton S S Officers Elected After Annual Vote
Presbyterian Sunday school officers elected include Roy Araster as superintendent and Viola Crowell as pianist with Kan neath Weir as secretary treasurer. A box social and school program is planned for Friday evening. The note also mentions the Harry Pingtes family ill with influenza and measles and England’s recent rat week efforts.
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Courier Special Service
Littleton
Presbyterian Sunday School
Roy Araster
Viola Crowell
Kan
Neath Weir
DT. Corliss
Very
Pike
Harry Pingtes
England
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A. A. Couser
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Western Union College
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Riverview Park
Harry R. Marinus
Heme
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Ethel Arey
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Social Service
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Mra Z. W. Bangs
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Charles J. Bley
Teachers College
Iesther Zelene Bles
Ralph WL McConnell
TD. Mehtin
Lrst Presbyterian Church
Cetireig Merchants
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Tracy Massecly
Sixth Street
Pneumontia
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Lette
Tay
Jee Sumner
Topeka
State Peachers Association
Tlauter
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Marshault
Minn
Buck
Uck. Barclay Township
Dn Parker
Winthrop
Ladies' Aid Society
M. BB. Cehureh
Graneonera Honke
Ry Vy Dickinson
Aneeting
Kes
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M.S
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Mie Missionary Society
Conndena
Peapie
Ralph Nesvfield
Robert Walker
Jesup Dietachent
Neafield
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M. By Church
Seeman
Badeean
Chas
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Nudoon
Ones
Eggert
Servier
Beaver
Denver
Elth
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Tla
Ernest Sleere
Henry Becker
Mission Society
Roo
Arnon Wimaar
Jeter Quieker
Ed Martin
Clan McCumber
Prank
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Wow. Vine
Sumner United Brathren Church
Congregational Church
Henry
Elterding
Will Rogers
Basel
Bremont Township
Tripolt Cemetery
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Edelson's Waterlog's Cash Department Store
Giraavid Krijeem S & H
Stam
Black Hawk Electric Co
Cole Electric Co
Independent Electric Co
North Waterloo
Electric C Central Iowa
Nagel & Heald Electric Co
A. C. Sweetman Electric Co
Walker & Meyers Electric Co
Waterloo Electrical Supply Co
Rwwers& Light Co
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