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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1929

Page

7

Pfeiffers Gift Brings Cedar Falls Club Fund to 30000

Cedar Falls Woman's Clubhouse gains a 10000 maintenance fund from G A and Henry Pfeiffer, bringing total gifts to 30000. The announcement came at the club's annual dinner held in Bartlett hall on the Teachers College campus with 150 guests, including club presidents and former leaders.

fCoverier Specter Cedar Falls G. A Henry Pfeiffer New York City Pfeiffer Bartlett Hall Teachers College Schuneman Water- Yoo Cedar Heights Woman's Clubs A. S Orchesis Society Fred BD. Gram

Waverly WCTU to Meet Thursday

The Waverly chapter of the Women's Christian Temperance Union will hold a meeting Thursday afternoon May 5 at the home of Mabel Sturdevant. Mrs Esther Harmon will read for a Mother's Day program. Two hundred pupils from Irving and Lincoln schools joined a health day program last Friday with help from nurse Abigail Wetherell. Homemakers class of the M E church, led by Mrs Howard Kelly, met at Mrs Mac Rosenberry's home with about 30 women attending. Births include a daughter to Mr and Mrs Clarence Miller on April 17 and a daughter to Mr and Mrs Carl Avery on April 27. Barbara Cretzmeyer, post operative at St Francis hospital Waterloo, is recovering. her mother Elizabeth Cretzmeyer accompanies and stays in Waterloo. Molly Mether, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Mether, has returned from Iowa City after nurse training.

Gourier Special Savvies Waverly Women's Christian Temperance Union Mabel Sturdevant Esther Harmon Irving and Lincoln Abigail Wetherell M. E Howard Kelly Mac Rosenberry Clarence Miller Carl Avery Barbara Cretzmeyer St. Francis Hospital Waterloo Elizabeth Cretzmeyer Molly Mether Mgr John Mether Iowa City

Commencement Dates For Northeast Iowa Schools

Northeast Iowa towns Waverly Mitchell Marble Rock announce 1929 graduation events. Mercy Hospital Training School for Nurses in Waverly plans May 9 commencements for Edith Linn Mildred Hansen Viola Leehey Cecile Pitts Carnie Larson Doris Stoddard. Mitchell High School holds May 22 exercises with Rev. E B Frye as speaker and May 17 play Am I Intruding. Marble Rock Consolidated High School to graduate May 27 with Dr. D W Morehouse as orator and WW F P Risse delivering the baccalaureate May 26. list of graduates includes Lynn Hull James Boyd Schmidt Arnold Staudt Cinple Harold Enabait Carl Tru Erma Hubbard Delone Wand John Sours.

Waverly Mercy Hospital Training School Edith Mae Linn Mildred M. Hansen Viola M. Leehey Cecile Pitts Carnie Larson Doris M. Stoddard Riverside Park Charles City Mitchell Mitchell High School E. B. Frye Osage Methodist Episcopal Church Toster Virginia ‘Walters Marie Ahrens Hilan Trout Frances Martican Gladys Shuster Florence Ritter Thelma Smith Marble Wael Marble Rock Harold Enabait Carl Tru Erma Hubbard Delone Wand John Sours

Bakery Truck and Couple Collide in Nashua Friday

A breadwagon from Altstadt and Tanglas collided with a car driven by Roy Bannett in Nashua Indiana on Friday morning. Both drivers escaped injury. the coupe suffered extensive damage from the collision caused by bright sunlight.

Nashua Bpersal Breadwagon Altstadt & Tanglas Roy Bannett Clifford Bigger Greenwood Braves

Gravel Shipping From Larksville Aids Road Work

Gravel from Concrete Materials corporation pit in Clarksville, Tennessee will be used for highway 10 paving in Oelwein next week. The shipment supports New Hartford and Austinville road projects. Leslie Asher and Arnold Jones from Clarksville High are on the state university honor list. A 32nd wedding anniversary celebration for Mr and Mrs Carl Sharps was held Thursday. B E Mitchell the school superintendent will relocate from Janesville in June and rents a residence on Superior Street.

Cauriar Glarksville New Hartford Austinville Concrete Materials Corporation Key Oelwein Highway 10 Leslie Asher Arnold Jones Clarksville Carl Sharps B. E. Mitchell Janesville Jime 1 Superior Short Mary McCngue

Oelwein Superior Court to Open May Term With 28 Dockets

Judge Jay Conk will open the May term of the Oelwein superior court on Monday May 6 with a docket of 28 cases. Jurors for the May and June terms include Mary Walrath William Grimm Evelyn Trezona and others from Fayette Delaware and Clayton counties. Mercy hospital to observe the second annual baby day May 12 inviting mothers and babies born there in the past two years to attend and participate in examinations. Eighty eight babies were born the first year and nearly twice that number are expected this year. Oelworth Women’s Departmental Club elects officers with Mrs J W Potts as president and other officers named.

Feanpter Kpneral Serpter d Oelwein Jay Conk Oelwein Superior Court Mary Walrath William Grimm Evelyn Trezona Arington A. BR. Kimpstin A. A. Garter G. Proet Fayette Con Wurzz Ft. Akinson J. Bond Alice Lemke Harry Johnson Gladys Wine Delwetu Henry Jack Randalia Fred Johns Verucoma Elfrida M. Cline J.J. Eastman West Union Mercy Hospital Nniiitary Oelworth Women’s Departmental Club W. Potts W. H. Hatch Maude Kiefer William Morris M Hall Aiden Porter

Social Gatherings Feature Week in La Porte City

The Thursday club met with Miss Helen Fleming. 19 members and two visitors attended. Miss Mary Cooper presided. this afternoon involved visiting and a May 16 meeting planned with Mrs. Will Carlson. The bridge groups hosted dinners and games at various homes.

King's Cafe Ay &. Park Double Six Bridge Club J. H. Goon Double Six Charlotte Wettstein R. B. Fields R. E. Wagner United Presbyterian B. B. Trem Nason City Presbyterian Missionary Society

Manchester High Musicians To Play At Dubuque Concert

Members of the Manchester high school orchestra will perform at a sacred concert at Grandview Avenue M. E. church in Dubuque on Sunday afternoon. The program includes orchestra selections and pieces by Joon Kang Matthews, Gourand, and Gabriel Marche, featuring musicians from Manchester such as Donald Shepard and Jean Dunham on clarinets, Brewer Wilson and Ed Matthews on saxophones, and John Lang Mathews on trap drums.

Maurine Sprevit Manchester Manchester High Ennol Grandview Avenue M. E Dubuque Vielin Acto Herri Wali cFubays Joon Kang Matthews Relia Nolo Gourand Gabriek Maric Wiha Anthews Donald Shepard Jean Dunham Wine Waddell Brewer Wilson Ed Matthews Brevee Stearns Beaty Runkle Joseph Merman Graham Browdway My Coon Robert Wares Vial Winifred Elmisall Cellay Sam Biatthews

Buchanan Native Elected Fire Police Chief at Aberdeen

Buchanan native Mercy Bantz was elected fire and police commissioner of Aberdeen by a tight vote of 8301 to 3126 over the incumbent. He is the brother of Frank G. Rants of Oblerville.

Buchanan Aberdeen Sperial Kray Mercy Bantz Buchanan County Fire and Potter Frank G. Rants Oblerville

Cedar Falls Baptist Delegates Meet for Religious Education

Delegates from 21 Cedar Valley churches gather at First Baptist Cedar Falls to study religious education for Baptist youth. Rev Victor Witter leads sessions on vacation Bible schools. pastors and Sunday school workers attend. additional talks address church leadership and law enforcement.

Courvier Seretoad Cedar Falls Cedar Valley Association First Baptist Church Victor Witter Des Montes Iowa Baptist Church

Viking Metals Group Adds 10 Lot of Chicago Stock Change

Viking Pump company lists two new issues on the Chicago Stock Exchange as part of a merger with Banner Brass Foundry and Falls Foundry to form Viking Metal Group. Local stockholders receive 1,225,100 dollars and 70,000 shares of common stock, control remains in Cedar Falls, with W L Hearst as president and George Wythsone as manager. The firm reports over 2 million dollars annual business and earnings of 206,342 for ten months ended March 31, with 1.2 dollars per share on common stock and a 2.40 dollar annual preferred dividend.

Tfanwrire Apecht Saruice Cedar Falls Viking Pump Company Chicago Wea Chinery Willon Wednyenelze Whree Concserny Viking Fump Company Banner Brass Foun Dm Pnd Falls Foundry Company Reine Delaware W. L. Hearst George Wythsone W. N. Hostron Nnatly Weab

Wartburg Chorus to Sing in Denver for Special Service

Wartburg male chorus of 20 under F. E. Schonenbohm will give a sacred concert at St. Peter's Lutheran church in Denver on Sunday at 10 o clock. The program features sacred selections by famed composers performed as a devotional vesper service to deepen appreciation of sacred music.

Gaurier Denver Wartburg F. E. Schonenbohm St. Peter's Lutheran Church Illinois

Hudson's Phone Patrons 10 Get Better Service

Hudson IA May 4 A new switch board will be installed at Hudson Mutual Telephone plant to handle 200 drops. It will be financed by stockholder assessments. F W Strayer is manager. Community program draws capacity crowd as school work showcased. Dagny Olsen and Edgar Wassams qualify for Hag essay regional contest. Mr and Mrs Clarence Gutknecht welcome a daughter born April 28.

Conder Hudson Hudson Mutual Telephone F. W. Strayer E. Forrest Byers P. B. Peabody Topeka Kan Dagny Olsen Edgar Wassams Clarence Gutknecht

Delaware district court opens May term in Manchester

The May term of the Delaware district court begins Monday May 6 with Judge R W Hasner presiding. The clerk's office was flooded with filings and 26 cases were recorded in one day. No trial or grand jury is planned. Many actions are by L A Andrew acting as receiver for closed banks at Hopkinton and Ryan to collect promissory notes.

Courier Special Service Manchester Delaware District Court R. W. Hasner Maany L. A. Andrew Hopkinton and Ryan

Mrs. Sarah Hayes Dies at Littleton Funeral Sunday

Mrs. Sarah C. Hayes died Thursday at 5 30 p m at a daughter's home in Independence. Her funeral will be Sunday at 2 30 p m in the Methodist church at Littleton, of which she was a longtime member. Survived by three sons and three daughters including Ed Fulford of Minnesota Everette Hayes of Centuria Wisconsin Harvey Hayes of Watrriao and Mrs Kissinger of Kansas Mrs Clarence Harter and Mrs Johnny Stoner of Independence. Burial will be in Littleton Cemetery.

Littleton Sarah C. Hayes John Stoner Independence M. BE Ed Fulford Minnesota Everette Hayes Centuria Wis Harevey Hayes Watrriao Kissinger Kansas Clarence Harter Johny Stoner Burla Littleton Cemetery

Delaware County Fair Elects Two Directors

Manchester Ta May 4 Two progressive members have been chosen for the Delaware County Fair society board to assume office at once A T Robinson of Adams township succeeds his father W B Robinson who resigned due to ill health and Archie Lyman fills the vacancy from the removal of former County Agent Robert W Combs Fred W Hermann was elected president succeeding Mr Rabinson

Manchester Delaware County Fair Society Ones A. T. Robinson Adams Township W. B. Robinson Archie Lyman Robert W. Combs Fred W. Hermann Rabinson

Former Iowan Injured in Illinois Auto Crash

James Donovan former resident was seriously injured in an Illinois auto accident near Chirag when a car he rode in struck crushed rock and overturned. He suffered a fractured collarbone and several broken ribs yet is improving and unable to work. He is brother to D C Donovan of this city and E J Donovan of Brandon.

Craurion Aperiot Service Independences James Donovan Chirag Donovan D. C. Donovan E. J. Donovan Brandon

Dinkersons Welcome Son to Mr and Mrs Brack

A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brack on April 30, as reported by TMRTNS. The birth adds a new member to the Brack family after the announcement from the local source.

Frudden Elected President of Charles City Lions Club

H C Frudden was chosen to lead the Charles City Lions Club succeeding Dr O H Banton. W K Carr and Trefz named first and second vice presidents with other officers listed. The club also heard on child health and free school clinics and planned an interchurch Bible school after school closes. Bank clearings for April totaled 3 5364509.85, up from March. Fred W Lukritz died at Cedar Valley Hospital aged 43 from Addison's disease. funeral arrangements announced. Diedrick Funeral held for Mrs Warner Diederick at Catholic church. burial in Calvary Cemetery.

Courter Charles City H. C. Frudden Lions Club O.H. Banton W. K. Carr Trefz J. HH Trefa Coburn Chapler R. V. McCammond E. A Hosking Lion H. Henry Tall Twister C. H. Kellogg Wood May B. B. Blink W. B. Johnson Carl Magusick Matt of Osage Bava First Methodist Central Methodist Congregational T. Gough First M. EB. Church P. C. Lapham Orin W. Bell Charles City Glearing House Association Fred W. Lukritz Cedar Valley Hospital

Quiet tribute and church concert announced in Floyd County

Surviving family members include a husband and a small child. Mrs. H Banton, chair of the American Legion auxiliary units in Floyd County, hosted presidents and secretaries of local units at her Howard Street home. A sacred music concert by Lutheran students from Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls is planned for Sunday evening at St John’s Lutheran church.

H Banton American Legion Auxiliary Floyd County Howard Street St. John's Lutheran Church Iowa State Teachers College of Cedar Falls

La Porte Woman Dies After Four Months Illness

Mrs. F. S. Sutton of La Porte City died after a four month illness from paralysis at age 58. Survived by husband, two daughters Ida and Mrs. Wingerter and four sons Frank Wil lant Robert, and Claude Sutton, plus seven grandchildren. Also a stepsister Miss Alma Lupton and brothers Al Avery Frank Roy and Mat Avery.

Gomer la Porte City Sutton Ida Claude Sutton Frank Willant Robert Dysart Frank Wingerter St. Anne Alma Lupton Mt. Auburn al Avery Roy Mat Avery Waterloo

Sunshine addition to Cedar Falls home starts soon

Materials for the Sunshine addition to the Western Old People's Home at Cedar Falls were being unloaded. Currie Construction won the roughly 75 000 dollar general contract on its cost plus bid. The three story brick structure will measure 40 by 105 feet and hold 99 patients. It will be modern and fireproof. Excavation begins Monday.

Courier Cedar Falls Currie Construction Company

Orange High to Graduate in May 11 Class

Orange Township announces Commencement exercises for May 23 at the high school auditorium. Eleven seniors will graduate, with baccalaureate preached May 19 at Grange Center church by Rev. Paul Longanecker. Senior play Sonny Jane, a three‑act comedy, runs May 9 and 20 with Delta O Rahae and Edgar Blough in lead roles and a cast including Larry Randolph, Sam Streck, Guy Brown, Glenn Saylor, and Bernice Batley.

Courier Orange ‘Township Orange “High School Suny Paul Longanecker Grange Center Church Sonny-Jane Birthquake Delta O Rahae Sonny Jane Edgar Blough Larry Randolph Sam Streck Guy Brown Glenn Saylor

Village Play Cast and Director Named

The piece lists participants including Filckinger Agnes Brown Ruby Wade and others such as Belva Forney Nancy Dade and Glaydis Pullin with Joe Martin Freddie Beadle the village sheiks Gerald and Everett Miller. Miss Bagel Kane of the high school faculty directs the production.

Hie Filckinger Agnes Brown Ruby Wade Belva” Forney Nancy Dade Glaydis Pullin Joe Martin Freddie Beadle Gerald Everett Miller Bagel Kane

Last Services for Mrs William Grant Held at Randalia

Funeral services were held Friday at the M E church in Randalia for Mrs William Grant who died May 2 at age 70. She was born March 22 1859 in Smithfield township Fayette county and married Jan 20 1878. Survivors include daughter Mrs Mabel Smith and four grandchildren Floyd Raymond Hock Theodore and Clella Hock.

Randalla William Grant M. E Charley. B. Dunlevy Sarah Elizabeth McNeal Smithfield Fayette County Mabel Smith Floyd Raymond Hock Randalia Theodore Hock Fayette Clella Hock St. Luke's Hospital

Stephen Bonn Very Ill At Cedar Falls

Cedar Falls May 4 Stephen A Bonn longtime farmer in Cedar Falls township is near death at his home at Twelfth and College following a relapse after a prior illness. Funeral at Otterville Otterville Ia May 4 The funeral of Mrs Nettie Ford who died May 1 at her mother's home in Independence was held at the Presbyterian church with burial at Hazleton Frank Weed of Otterville north of Otterville is a brother.

Cedar Falls Stephen A. Bonn Cedar Falls Township Twelfth College Streets Otterville Nettie Ford Independence Presbyterian Church Hazleton Frank Weed

Also Mentioned on This Page

Pfeiffers Waverly W. C. T. U Thursay Allison Paul DeBower, Jr W. G. Nassen Larksville Superign G. F. Oeoa Cedar Valley Ass'n Fullen Carl S. Patten Chicago Seminary Congregational Church of United States Cedar Falls Congregational Ehurch Patten First Methodist Church Anti- Saloon League Methodist Church J. A. Haclen Evangelical Church First Evangelleal Church H. J. Faust Evangelical League S. FP. McNaught Anti-Saloon League First Presbyterian George ¥. Hammond Des Moines Anti-Saloon, League First Presbyterian Church Wolcott Frothero St. John's English Lutheran Church Acapeli Frederick Schoenbohm Alice J. Boyer Anti-Satoan League First Christian Church W. J. Diegelman Viking Otogea Cedar Falls Company District Court Sarah Hayes Delaware County Als'n Tmrtns Frudden LIONS Interchurch Bible School Lukritz Diedrick Warner Diederick Willian Gabel Dean W. J. Convery Cal la Porte Currie Orange High Stephen Bonn East Fifth St Duco Clara Dow Clara Casey Jones Paramount News Dorothy Arzner Paramount Alltalking Pictures
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