Wigwams of Wa Tan Ye Hold Conclave in Charles City
Delegates from Iowa, Nebraska, and South Dakota gather for Wa-Tan-Ye Wigwam convention in Charles City on May 21 22 with 200 attendees. Dr Edward A Steiner of Grinnell and IA officials address sessions and banquets. Officers of local wigwam list Cora Kreuger Esther Kraupa Myrtle Raymond Josephine Roebrick.
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Charles City
Edward A. Steiner
Grinnell
Iowa
Ditbis
South Dakota
Women's Service Club
Mason Cuy
Wa-Tan-Ye
Anna Dixon
Rock Valley
Flora Tiss
Algona
Bessis Webber
Cherokee
Mae Kennedy
Clinton
Millie Beecher
Mason City
Historiin
Margaret ‘Line
Ackley
Denison
Morrison
Clinton Club
Charles City Club
Cora Kreuger
Esther Kraupa
Myrtle Raymond
Josephine Roebrick
Rain Delays Paving Work in Buchanan County
In Manchester Iowa May 19 heavy showers delay primary No. 20 paving from west to Main street bridge. Mark Moore's Bryant paving crew is within 1412 feet of West Main and will likely finish by Monday. The 814-foot section between Main street bridge and Franklin street will be paved next week, opening the road about a month earlier. Haskell's Masonville crew has moved into Buchanan county, totaling 3650 feet laid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Special Service
Manchester
Mark Moore
Bryant Paving
Main Street
West Main
Main Street Bridge
Franklin Street
West Main Street
Masonville
Haskell
Buchanan County
Buchanana County
Cresco Honors Late Doctor E A Almond
Cresco memorializes Dr Elizabeth A Almond with a bronze tablet set in a granite boulder at Oak Lawn cemetery. Native of New York, she moved to Cresco in 1886, taught six years, then practiced medicine for about 30 years before her health declined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cresco
Elizabeth A. Almond
Friends In Council
Oak Lawn
Allison Tribune to Have New Manager
Orville Hough of Giladbrook will arrive in Allison on Monday May 21 to take over as manager of the Allison Tribune. He is an experienced newspaper man who has run a paper himself. Since the death of A. J. Rowan Rev. O. B. Preston has been manager, assisting Mrs. Rowan.
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Courier Special Servier
Allison
Orville, Hough
Giladbrook
Allison, ‘Tribune
A. J. Rowan
O. B. Preston
New Hampton Club of Loafers Begins to House Orphans
The Sunset Club of Loafers in New Hampton Iowa has been appointed to represent the Iowa Children’s Home Society. The group will involve local residents in the society’s program as Des Moines heads the 40 year effort, rescuing more than 6000 homeless children. The club will take over work in Chickasaw County where 41 children have already been cared for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chick Jasgy County
Cedar Falls High Puts On Comedy
Cedar Falls high school presented Are You a Mason a 14 member cast led by Frances Kleaver and staged in the auditorium Friday evening. Cecelia Vogelsang a Denver Ta student will join Hebron college music faculty as piano and pipe organ assistant starting in fall. Glenn Haynes of Des Moines will address Cedar Falls Commercial club Tuesday with a free lunch, first meeting of the year. John Lemmer moved from International Harvester to Cedar Rapids motor truck dept and was hospitalized for possible appendicitis. Reno R Reeves to Tulsa to attend the Presbyterian general assembly as a lay delegate.
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Brourier
Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls High School
Frances Kleaver Iand
Nebraska
Cecelia Vogelsang
Denver
State Teachers College
Hebron College
Hebron
Neb
G. W. Samson
Rose Ruegnitz
Glenn
Haynes
Des Moines
Iowa Good Roads Association
Cedar Falls Commercial Club
C. T. Waits
Charles J. Bishop
John Lemmer
International Harvester Company
Cedar Rapids Motor Truck Department
St. Francis Hospital
Waterloo
Tulsa
Reno R. Reeve
Oklo
General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church of the United States
Quasqueton Seniors Start Graduation Week With Comedy
Quasqueton high school opened graduation week with the senior class comedy The Colonel's Maid in the school auditorium. Baccalaureate is set for tomorrow at Union Church with Rev Harry Ashley delivering the message. Class night follows Tuesday May 22 and commencement Thursday May 24 at Union Church. Northwestern University alumnus Dr Frank G Lankard will deliver the address. Graduating seniors are Sarah Hoover Charles Crewford Marian Kimball E R Irwin Jr and Bernice Butterfield.
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Courier
Uasqueton
Union Church
Harry Ashley
Frank G. Lankard
Northwestern University
Chiones
Charles Wilbur Crewford
Marian Lucille Kimball
E. R. Irwin, Jr
Bernice L. Butterfield
Independence Up in Air Over Sewerage
In Independence May 19 a city council committee reported steps by Independence Gas to stop leaks into the river. Residents along the stream protest sewerage disposal as river levels are low. A 25-name petition will be sent to the state health board. The meeting also discussed water mains along Ninth Avenue N. EB. and bids for pipe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America Independence
Independence Gas Company
State Board of Health
Ninth Avenue
Illinois Central Parks
Former Bristow Man Returns From India
Earl Minert, a Bristow native, arrived home Tuesday from Calcutta after three years with General Motors. He plans to spend a month with family, then work in the east for the company before another farewell visit and return to India next fall.
India Missionary to Visit Charles City Clergyman
The Courier-Sportai Seriterd reports Mrs. Ella Mae Clark's ashes were interred at Riverside Cemetery with Rev. E. T. Gough presiding. Her son Donald arrived from California. Invites issued for Wesleyan Methodist church dinner with Rev. P. D. Doty guest, followed by services in Rudd. Domestic Science Exhibit set for May 22 at Manual Arts building. St Charles lodge held a school of instruction and conferred the third degree. Attorney R. W. Zastrow spoke on Truth and Law at Lions Club. L. B. Reed presided.
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Sprotai
Charles City
Ella Mae Clark
Riverside
P. D. Doty
India
Rudd
Manual Arts
M. M. Dunkel
Lelia Morrow
Katherine Fullon
Ari
Alice Burton
St. Charles Lodge No. 241
A. F
A. M
Masonic Temple
R. W. Zastrow
Lions
L. B. Reed
La Porte Graduating Class to Attend Worship Sunday
La Porte Ind May 18 The baccalaureate sermon for the class of 1928 will be given Sunday evening at the high school auditorium. The program includes Prelude Indian Love Call Nish school orchestra Invocation Rev D W Morgan Wayside Cross Palmer Boys Glee club Scripture Rev D W Morgan Litt Thine Eyes from Elijah Mendelssohn Deep River Lucas Girls Glee club Address St Pauls Commencement Rev M Nielson Vielle Chanson Ethelbert Ner vin Miss Bendler Dr L F Batley Benediction Rev Mr Morgan Postlude The World is Waiting for the Sunrise High school orchestra
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Porte City
High School
Nish
D. W. Morgan
Palmer
Elijah
Mendelssohn
Lucas
Girls' Glee Club
Courier Special Service
St. Paul's
M. Nielson
Ethelbert Nervin
Miss Bendler
L. F. Batley
Mr. Morgan
Lucille Miller Triumphs In Oelwein Beauty Contest
Miss Lucille Miller won the Grand theatre beauty contest in Oelwein and will compete in Des Moines for Miss Iowa and a national contest berth. Also noted are newly elected officers of the Oelwein First Women’s Club drama department and Methodist Men’s Club, with listed officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cowrier Special Services
Oelwein
Lucille Miller
Grand Theatre
Des Moines
Iowa
Galveston
Tex
Oelwein First
Miss Regina
Daniel Butler
F. K. Burke
Methodist Men's Club
Herman W. Hall
EB. E. Burdick
Fred H. Cook
E. M. Halli
New Hampton Initiates Mardi Gras Movement
New Hampton initiates Chickasaw Mardi Gras a corps to promote agriculture and education exhibits and amusements. Officers chosen to March 1929 include Albright president Fetling vice president Gleason secretary and Phillips treasurer. Directors include Johnston Blankenheim and Faragher. The group linked to the Faentine Post American Legion and New Hampton chamber of commerce aims to acquire and improve property for an amusement site in Chickasaw county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hampton
Albright
B.J. Fetling
W. J. Gleason
B. Phillips
E. Johnston
R. P. Blankenheim
R. F. Faragher
Rain at Frederika Stops Free Movies
Frederika Frederika May rain halted the first attempt at free movies last night. The event faced weather interference and local issues with a gang presence described by residents Len Knenke and others, while lawmen and townspeople prepared for ongoing activity around the Robinson farm and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederika
Vorr
Len Knenke
Wauriloo
Robinson Farm
Mig. d. Wanz'ger
Waterton
Waglence
Raiders at Charles City Nab Seventh Scofflaw
Charles City, May 19. Floyd county jail houses Charles Smith after a raid by seven state officers and local officials found a gallon of alcohol on his farm. Charles Schermerhorn and Melvin Stackler are free on $300 bonds each after waiving preliminary hearing in Justice McGeeney's court. Others named, including Jonald, Walter Obermeier, Lloyd Momberg, Ed Garman of Nora Springs, expected to have no hearing today.
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Courier Speciat Service
Charles City
Charles
Smith
Marble Reek
Floyd County
Smith Farm
Charles Schermerhorn
Melvin Stackler
Jonald
Walter Obermeier
Lloyd Momberg
Ed Garman
Nora Springs
Galer speaks at Gedar Fall and teachers college service
In Cedar Falls Iowa on May 19 Congregational speaker Rev George F Barsalou discusses the Des Moines state convention. Mrs Galer and Laura Bowman Galer lead Methodist services at Iowa State Teachers College auditorium. glee club Cecelians of the college perform Sunday evening at First Presbyterian Church. No Zion Evangelical services except Sunday school. Baptist pastor Rev Thomas Anderson preaches morning Faith in God and evening The Meaning of salvation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mortyer
Cedar Falls
George F. Barsalou
Des Moines
W. Glenn Rowley
Galer
Laura Bowman Galer
Pleasant
Iowa
Iowa State Teachers College
Olive Barker
Zion _Evangelical church
Thomas Anderson
Juniors at Dysart Hold Banquet for Graduating Class
Dysart Ia May 19 Juniors hosted the high school seniors at the annual banquet in the auditorium. Decorations featured a Japanese color scheme. John Helm Jr about to complete a new Willys Knight Whippet garage building with repair equipment installers. John Tobin Vinton attorney to deliver Memorial Day address May 30. Relatives visiting A R B Kepple Hutchinson Kan with Neal Kepple Waterloo. D E club members entertained Thursday at Mrs H L Zimmer's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Specialiier
Dysart
John Helm
Willys-Knight and Whippet
John Tobin
Vinton
A. R B. Kepple
Hutchinson
Kan
Neal Kepple
Waterloo
D. E. Club
H. L. Zimmer
New Hampton High to Graduate Sixty Three Students
Gourien Spavial Services New Hampton, Ind May 19. Sixty three students will graduate from New Hampton High School. Officers include James Scully president John Kelly vice president and Paul O Neill secretary. Read list of graduates with many names and families across the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gourien Spavial Services
New Hampton
New Hampton High School
James Scully
John Kelly
Paul O'Neill
Orville Pichn
Paul A. Shinsline
Charles H. Scholz
Margaret JL. Bullard
Eleanor F. Cross
Helen £. Hughes
Edna B. Smith
Anna RK. Burke
Helen E. Bullard
Gertrude N. Fey
Marie Kennedy
Geraldine Phillips
Elva Rose
Stacia Anna Weigel
Laura €. Burgart
Ora Natvig
Gladys I. Scott
Lucille BE
Arndl
Irene Kammeyer
Florence Decker
Sigrid
Sjobakken
Arlene Hutchinson
Coletta Long
Hannah M. Njus
Mabel Ross
Kathryn Ann Wenta
Cletus M. Goebel
Readings Form Program At Cresco Meet
A large number of ladies attended the Congregational church friendly at Mrs. Ray Burgess home Thursday afternoon. Refreshments were served and a brief program featured music and readings. Farrington Barker performed two violin pieces with his mother Mrs. W. L. Barker at the piano. Margaret Davenport delivered a dramatic reading The Littlest Rebel and Maxine Palmer read from Booth Tarkingtons Seventeen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cresco
Congregational Church
Ray Burgess
Farrington Barker
W. L. Barker
Margaret Davenport
Rebel
Maxine Palmer
Dyne
Booth Tarkington
New Wamption Work On New T Shop In Hampton
New Hampton on May 19 special reports H V Mans Predenka to erect a new fueling station and shop at Walnut and Spring. Richard Stoltz awarded the contract to build the station at 3400 dollars. Excavation for the foundation and basement began last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Wampton
New Hampton
H. V. Mans
Predenka
Walnut Avenue
Spring Street
Richard, Stoltz
Masonic Ascension Day Service Planned in Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls Ia May 19 for the first time in 12 years Baldwin commandery No 11 Knights Templar and other Masonic groups will hold Ascension day vesper services at First Presbyterian church at 4 pm The Cedar Falls concert band will lead a parade from Masonic hall to the church with music by the band and performances by Mrs G R Dayton Miss May Dahl Miss Manwell and others The address by Sir and Rev William G Crowder will cover The Landmarks of Masonry The service last held 12 years ago was led by Dr John Wesley Holland then grand prelate now pastor at First Church St Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaurier
Cedar Falls
Baldwin Commandery No. 11
Knights Templar
First Presbyterian Church
Masonic Hall
William G. Crower
Wiliam H. Merner
G. R. Dayton
May Dahl
Manwell
William G. Crowder
G. R. Tay
John Wesley Holland
First Methodist Church
First Church
St. Paul
Funeral for Mrs William Bissionette in Charles City
Funeral services for Mrs William Bissionette 53 who died Thursday night after a short pneumonia illness will be held Monday at 9 30 am at the Catholic church with Dean Convery officiating Interment will be in Calvary cemetery Surviving are husband and four children Ralph Doris Dale and Lloyd The family formerly lived on a farm near Colwell
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F Courier
Charles City
William Bissonette
Eghth Avenue
Dean Convery
Calvary Cemetery
Ralph
California
Doris
Dale
Lloyd
Colwell
Two Boards to Speed Buchanan Primary Returns
Independence Iowa May 19 A double election setup will speed results in Buchanan county. A receiving board works from polls opening to closing while a counting board starts at moon and tallies ballots.
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Buchanan
Courier Sperint Sersis
Graduation Recitals at Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls May 19 Graduating music students at Iowa State Teachers College perform in Gilchrist hall and Gilchrist chapel Miss Olivia Enderlein Water loo pianists with accompanist Lillian Dresser Cedar Falls Miss Katharine Fleming Burlington Junec ition Mo joins as piano pupil of Rose Aulegnite Miss Elma Lighter Conrad contralto with pianist Alice Drigg Moline Ill and accompanist Louis Roush Cedar Falls pupil of Alta Freeman
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther B. Richman
Gilchrist Chapel
Elma Lighter
Conrad
Frederick Schmidt
Alice Drigg
Moline
III
Miss Lighter
Louis Roush
Cedar Falls
Alta Freeman
Prenuptial Party for Belle Kidder by Fredericksburg Club
Fredericksburg notes that the Homme Study club hosted a prenuptial party at Mrs. Ralph Countryman’s home for Miss Belle Kidder. Out of town guests included Mrs. Alada Kirton, Waterloo. Mrs. Caro line, Dillon. Belie Plaine. Mrs. M. E. Geiser, New Hampton. and Mrs. Libbie Rowe, St. Paul, Minnesota. Confirmation services and a baccalaureate address are announced, with a class of seven from Alpha Consolidated School graduating May 17. Prof. Fred Crai Cedar Falls delivered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosrer
Fredericksburg
The
Homme Study Club
Ralph Countryman
Belle Kidder
Alada Kirton
Waterloo
Caroline
Dillon
Belie Plaine
M. E. Geiser
New Hampton
Libbie Rowe
St. Paul
Minn
C. Winfred Clems
Co. C. Gerard
Alpha Consolidated School
Fred Crai
Cedar Falls
Fayette High Seniors Stage Four One-Act Plays May 22
Fayette high school senior class departs from the usual three act production to stage four distinct one act plays on Tuesday evening May 22. The selections are In Secret Places The High Earl Cinderella Marries and The Romancers featuring broader student participation and aiming for broader appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayette High
Danbing Speestad
Memorial Sunday Services Plan by Independence Patriotic Orders
Independence Ja May 19 The executive committee of the patriotic orders met to arrange the Memorial Sunday service on May 27 and Memorial Day on May 30. A. G Beatty chaired. A G Blank named chairman with committees for speakers program and music graves transportation bugler and more. Service set at St James Episcopal church with Rev Doane Upjohn delivering the address. gathering at Memorial hall at 10 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Couvier
Independence
The
Patriotic Orders of Independence
A. G. Beatty
A. G Blank
Don D. Donnan
B. K. McFarland
Paul F. Smith
Mary Waddick
A. G. Blank
Paul G
American Legion
Olor
A. L. Burr
St. James’ Episcopal Church
Memorial Hall
Doane Upjohn
Announcement party for Miss Julie Gates in Marble Rock
Marble Rock Indiana May 19 Twenty five guests attended a party hosted by Mr and Mrs Albert Gates at their home announcing the approaching marriage of their daughter Julie Gates to Mr Roy Snyder of Milwaukee Luncheon at 1 o clock featured pink and white decor wild crabapple blossoms and bridge after meals First honors went to Mrs Ralph Wilson second to Mrs Franklin Wilson Out of town guests included Mesdames Ward Mason City Curtiss Rex Greene Mansfeld Shell Rock and Martin Cedar Falls
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Courier
Marble Rock
Albert Gates
Julie Gates
Roy Snyder
Milwaukee
Ralph Wilson
Franklin Wilson
Mesdames Ward
Mason City
Curtiss
Rex
Greene
Mansfeld
Shell Rock
Martin
Cedar Falls
Des Moines University Head To Give Sumner Senior Sermon
Dr. Arthur E. Bennett, noted educator and head of Des Moines University, will deliver the annual class sermon to Sumner high school seniors at the gymnasium tomorrow evening. He formerly led the normal department at Upper Town University in Fayette. The program includes two class songs, a mixed sextet, and a double mixed quartet, with invocation scripture reading and benediction by local pastors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gauvier
Sumner
Arthur E. Bennett
Tows
Des Moines University
Des Moines
Bennett
Upper Town University
Fayette
Chickasaw County Final Rural School Contests May 25
In New Hampton on May 25 teams from Chickasaw County hold final contests after a series of instructional events in all townships. A musical program directed by Miss Barker of Iowa State Teachers College will start around 1 p.m. with hundreds of rural students and about a hundred rural teachers singing. The program concludes with rural graduation exercises in Firemen's Theatre addressed by Miss Parker, rural school inspector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
New Hampton
Chickasaw
Barker
Iowa State Teachers College
Firemen'’s
Howard County Lads Honored at Columbia College
Cresco Iowa May 19 Three Howard county youths at Columbia college Dubuque have won staff roles on two college publications. Urvan D Kapler Cresco son of Adolph Kapler was selected editor in chief of The Pur gold for 1939 Edward J Fencl Protivin sophomore chosen assistant editor of The Lorain and Lloyd Glass Cresco freshman named one of the associate editors of the same paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Special Service
Cresco
Howard County
Columbia College
Dibuque
Urvan D. Kapler
Adolph Kapler
Allison Banks to Close for Bankers Meeting
All local and county banks will close on Wednesday May 23 as Allison Banks attends Bankers Association meetings in Greene.
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Allison Banks
Allison
Offernls
Bankers Association
Greene
Four Women of Pedar Falls Sail to Denmark
Cedar Falls May 19 Mrs Chris Larsen Miss Ingborg Nielsen and Miss Esther Nielsen daughters of Peter Nielsen College Hill have arranged to sail from New York City June 16 for Copenhagen Denmark spending three months sightseeing and visiting They will travel aboard the steamship United States which carries 250 to 300 Danish American Lutherans heading to Europe Tickets allow a return trip late August with possible extension Mrs Wilbur N Hostrop plans an earlier departure for Copenhagen and other Danish points to visit relatives Her three daughters have spent years in the old world and the youngest Agnette Hostrop has studied in Denmark the past year
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Cedar Falls
Chris Larsen
Ingborg
Esther Nielsen
Peter Nielsen
College Hill
New York City
Copenhagen
Denmark
United States
Europe
Wilbur N. Hostrop
Agnette Hostrop
Charles City Couple Wed in Mason City
Miss Frances Halversen and Horace Olds married in Mason City by Rev. W L Dibble. Olds is assistant cashier at Citizens National Bank. Couple left for a six week wedding trip to New York, Quebec, and other points.
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Geurter
Charlies City
Frances Halversen
Horace
Olds
Mason City
W. L. Dibble
Citizens Natonal Bank
Eis
New York
Quebec
Toledo High School to Present Senior Play Next Tuesday
Toledo Ta May 198 The Whole Towns Talking a three act farce by John Emerson and Anita Loos will be given Tuesday evening May 22 by the local high school seniors. Staged at the Wieting theatre. Cast includes Renry Simmons Harriet Simmons Ethel Simmons Chester Binney Letty Lythe Donald Swit Roger Shields Joe Mathern sine Muckler Alice Anderson Leonard Gallagher Dorothy Turbert Clyde Otterman Howard Lupton Sadie Bloom Minnie Rendall Thelma Witham Raymond Welle Mrs Jackson Da Rue Davis An orchestra prelude precedes curtain at 9 o'clock.
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Toledo
John Emerson
Anita Loos
Hihh
Wieting
Renry Simmons
Harriet
Simmon
Ethel Simmons
Chester Binney
Letty Lythe
Donald Swit
Roger Shields
Joe Mathern
Sine Muckler
Alice Anderson
Independence meat man buys building
J Klumpar, local meat market man, bought the Independence lodge No 142 I S O F building on East Main street from the lodge trustees. The structure, formerly the Oxford hotel, had housed Klumpars meat market and the N C Knudsen cafe with the lounge above used for lodge purposes. The sale followed recent purchase of the lodge Main street property by the order.
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Lother
Independence
F. J. Klumpar
Independence Lodge
East Main Street
Order
Main Street
Independence to Host Banking Group Convention in Independence
The twenty second annual convention of group seven of the Iowa Bankers Association will be held in Independence at Hotel Gedney. Registration at 9:30 a.m. with a 10:30 a.m. opening led by W. H. Babcock. Key speakers include George Schaller, F. Warner, L. A. Andrew, and former Gov. W. J. Harding discussing Iowa waterways. Evening events feature a dinner, dancing, and entertainment at Gedney with the Russell-Lamson orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Special Service Independence
Iowa Bankers’ Association
Buchanan County Bankers’ Association
Gedney
Grand Theatre
W. H. Babcock
Group Seven
A. 7. O'Brien
Wil A. Lane
First National Bank
Waterloo
J. W. Reed
Methodist
Methodist Church
Bruce Gates
Gates Business College
George Schaller
F. Warner
L. A. Andrew
W. J. Harding
Des Moines
Iowa
Anautos
Wapsipinican Golf Club
Iowa State Hospital
Independence
Wapsie Golf Club
W. W. Blasier
Jesup
Maurice Leehey
Nashua High School Mystery Play Impresses Crowd
Nashua High School staged the senior mystery comedy Pals First at Granger's opera house drawing a large audience. The cast featured Danny Leland Meyer Dominic Eat Springer Dode Alex Clark Walsh Phe Squirre Franklin Larson Aunt Caroline Alma Koehler Judge Logan Arthur Lubrinn Dr Chilton Glenn EKaighs Miss Alicia Harriett Masser Gordon Endres Silyers Harvey Hales Ethel Roach in a lively production that showcased local talent.
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Courier Species Services
Nashua
Granger
Opera House
Danny
Leland Meyer
Dominic
Springer Dode
Alex
Clark Walsh
Phe Squirre
Rranklin Larson
Caroline
Alma Koehler
Logan
Arthur
Nashua Friends Shower Miss Yunker Bride to be
Miss Elizabeth Yunker of Nashua was honored at two miscellaneous showers ahead of her May 23 wedding to Frank Marion of Ionia. About 20 guests attended each event at Peter Schuster’s home and the Will Martin residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jourier
Nashua
Elizabeth Yunker
Frank Marion
Ionia
Peter Schuster
Will Martin
California Sub-division Promises Growth and Restrictions
The notice outlines a strategical location west of the Cattle Congress on Rainbow Drive near Waterloo and Cedar Falls, promising growth as the two cities likely merge. It emphasizes value making restrictions including building rules and proper architecture, clarifying that affordable homes of 2000 to 3000 dollars are allowed under the policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cattle Congress
Rainbow Drive
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
California
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Steuer
Woman's Service Club
Aonday
Hildreth
Community House
thra_Hart-Parr factory
Leziog Hall
Amin Dixon
E. T. Gough
G. Gray
Charles Chywigwom
Olive Hand
Illinois
June Weight
Clear Lake
Mesage
Clats
Hamilton
Wormsa’s Club
Stella Mason
Masonry
Little Brown Church
Vale
Amnual
Lutheran Church
Charlotte Magdsick
Wizn Niemack
Mable Ridgle
Crooked World
E. A. Steiner
Country Club
Hotel Tildreth
Ava Johanson
Still College of Osteopathy
E. A. Almond
Allison Tribune
New Hampton Club of Loafers
Cedar Falls High
Bristow
WSIT
Ella Clark
la Porte
Will Boyd
Ezta Hager
Harlan Hager
Clarence Wilson
A. E. Park
Roy Wagner
L. J. Tutt
Wiss
State’ Raiders
Scofflaw
Mas. Galer
Gedar Fall
George Barsalou
Congret Gilion
New Hampton High
Order OF Dey
ST. C. Collegians
Give Sumner
Chickasaw County
Columbia
Courier Spreiul
Ladies’ Altar Society
H. G. Garter
Arnold Bros
Alison School
Bertha Cook
Fairgrounds
Floyd
Sheril P. A. Saddler
Alfred Tan
U. S
TN. Vale
Edward Merchant
Spencer
May Rigby
Monticello
Marriet
Little Brown
the Vale
J. &. McComson
Pedar Falls
Independence Meat Man
Presbyterian Church
C. A. Hyde
Gladbrok
Gladbrook
Geeorge Hamann
Badger Hill
Banking Group
Nashua High School
Miss Yunker
Major Scott
Allen Memorial Hospital
G. Wilson
Minnie Ritter
Winthrop
Winthrop. In
Edgar Brintner, Jr
Matt Gruben
Waverly, Ta
Wm. Galloway & Sons Co
Black Hawk
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