Danish Lutheran Convention Invited to Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls invites the national convention of United Danish Evangelical Lutheran Church to meet there in 1930 with Nazareth parish members voting in favor. Rev. Otto Nielsen and lay delegates will attend this year’s meeting. Elkport, Indiana hosts the 1929 assembly in June.
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Nazareth Parish
Elkport
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Otto Nielsen
Shell Rock Two to Hold Community Meetings
Shell Rock township announces a community meeting at Salem schoolhouse on Friday evening May 24. Memorial Sunday services will be Sunday morning at the M E church with Rev. E L True of the Baptist church preaching. Ladies Aid of the M E church will meet Thursday afternoon May 23 at the church.
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Shell Rock
Shell Rock Township
Salem
M. EL Church
E. L. True
Baptist Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. E. Church
Woodruff Funeral Set for Wednesday in Waverly
Mrs. Sarah E. Woodruff who died Sunday at a daughter's home will be buried Wednesday at 8 p.m. at Kaiser's funeral home in Waverly. The Rev. O C Bacon will officiate. She had cerebral hemorrhage after a stroke in 1926 and had lived in Bremer county since 1865. Surviving are daughter Mrs Ethel Cage, son Van Woodruff, sister Mrs Ella Hulbert, and five grandchildren. She was 81.
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Courier Special Servic
Waverly
Sarah. E. Woodruff
Ethel Cage
Kaiser
O. C. Bacon
Cave
van Woodruff
Ella Hulbert
Clark
New Hampton firm wins grading contract in Floyd County
W R Garland of New Hampton was awarded the 7 1 2 mile Powersville Greene road grading contract by the Floyd county board of supervisors. Total cost for grading is $20 781 78. Work to begin June 10 and finish by Oct 1. County Agent Harold Anway spoke at Rotary on the Floyd Farm Bureau 1929 program and its projects. Judge J J Clark and others were out-of-town guests. E A Brouillard to attend the Rotary International convention in Dallas.
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Charles City
W. R. Garland
New Hampton
Powersville- Greene
Floyd County Board of Supervisors
Rotary
Harold Anway
Floyd Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
J. J. Clark
Mason City
Young
Waterloo
Brown
Ypsilanti
Mich
Grossman
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E. A. Brouillard
Dallas
Tex
International Rotary
Katie Enabait
Marble Rock
Col Msion
Moe & Nelson
Belmond
Enabait
Eugene Braggs
Walter Fike
Kimball Farm
Nashua
Hudson Store Moves to New Quarters
Stella McRowell will transfer stock of ready to wear and notions to the MxrBride building southwest of the present site in a dune. Axel Lange buys the Slusher building and will open a barber shop there. Baptist Mission circle met at the home of BL Cook Friday. Mr and Mrs Charles Mumm of southwest of town welcomed a daughter born May 17.
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Hudson
Stella McRowell
Slusher
Axel Lange
Baptist Mission Circle
Cook
Charles Mumm
Wissionary Visits Kin in Clarksville
Wissionary Miss Hing from China visits her father and stepmother in Clarksville over the weekend then departs for Jackson Michigan to visit Miss Reba Appel, a Ulster on furlough studying at Boston University. A farewell for teachers in St Ansgar announces Supt. Robert Mott and Mrs. Mott leaving next year to pursue study at Iowa City.
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Courier
Clarksville
Missy Hingwa
China
Jackson
Mich
Reba Appel
Miss Appel
United States
Boston University
St. Ansgar
Robert Mott
Mott
Iowa City
La Porte City High School Graduation Set for Thursday
La Porte City Iowa will graduate 37 seniors at a Thursday evening ceremony ending commencement week. The program includes invocation, singing by Glee clubs, diploma presentation, class song and benediction.
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la Porte City
Lynn Allison
Kenneth Wilt
W. F. Brecher
Amarylis
Millereau
Ciarien Lynn Alison
Modern
Medbury
Lex Bagenstas
Leland Bagensias
Viola Baird
Gale Baliheim
Marie Bettner
Russell Bowers
Virginia Boyd
Donald Just
Herbert Doyle
Harold Edsill
George Elliott
Madeline Fosse
Hazel Frank
Don Harmon
Raymond Johannsen
David Kerr
Francis Kline
Lyle Kline
Evelyn Kober
Alice Lyle
Thalia MccChane
Everett Moore
Aubrey Osborn
Dorthea Paige
Everett Powell
Leonard Robb
Carl Sawyer
Helen Speck
Donald Speck
Cleo Stahnke
Leonard Strahm
Ruth Wilder
Bruinetta Wiliams
Blanche Yarrow
Evelyn Yarrow
Funeral Rites for Louis Sauer Held in Independence
Louis Sauer died Sunday at Peoples Hospital after weeks of declining health. Born October 14, 1853 in Dubuque County, he lived near Quasqueton as a youth and had two marriages, Catherine Schneider and Mary Klotz, with children Clarence Sauer, Marcy Miller, and a son in Charles City. Funeral services were held Tuesday at the Hoover church near Quasqueton, with burial in Hoover Cemetery.
Mrs D C Perry Ill at Dumont
Dumont May 21 Mrs D C Perry is critically ill and declining. John Bornengus in Hampton hospital improving. Winistill and Albert Snyder with daughter Eva left for Appleton Minnesota after a brief visit to Mrs Snyder's sister Mrs Emma Canon. Mrs Hans Duit at Waverly hospice improving after surgery.
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Sepptee Dumont
D. Cc. Perry
John Bornengus
Hampton
Win
Albert Snyder
Eva
Appleton
Minn
Four fined at D. C. after gambling raid
Joe Kennedy Ernie Hurst Roland Bulcomer CJ Luelan and Walter Pfeffer were arrested in a raid and brought before the police court on disorderly conduct charges. Each fined ten dollars plus costs. They were caught playing poker. Four boys aged 11 to 14 will be sent to juvenile court for stealing cigarette cartons from Capitol Tobacco Co.
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Charles City
Joe Kennedy
Ernie Hurst
Roland Bulcomer
CJ Luelan
Walter Pfeffer
Capitol Tobacco Company
Man Injured in Bus Accident Seeks Damages in Iowa Suit
Charles City, May 21. J. J. Richards, a former barber, injured as a bus passenger in a collision with the Capitol Tobacco Co truck on April 11 near Greene, files a district court suit for 26053 in damages. Defendants are Jefferson Highway Transportation Co. and Capitol Tobacco Co. He claims negligence caused loss of apparel tools 156 dollars, 250 dollars, and 16000 dollars for suffering plus 15000 dollars for permanent disability.
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Charles City
J. J. Richards
Kansas City
Capitol Tobarco
Kenneth Marsh
Greene
Jefferson Highway Transportation Company
Capital Tobaco Co
Waverly Senior Church at Avige Sunday Service
May 21 1929 Waverly In May 26 baccalaureate for Waverly High School class of 1929 will be at the Auditorium Sunday evening Rev Elmer Tiedt Baptist pastor preaches on The Character That Commands Rebekah lodge praises local newlyweds at a party Rotary delegates to Dallas for Rotary International Baptist Missionary circle meets at Mrs Walter Empson Orphans Aid hosts at St Pauls Lutheran Flower Circle meets at church parlor Fish prizes reported William Pothast wins largest fish Lester Drestler weighs 3 1 3 pounds Frederick Grawe 3 5 ounce fish
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Blaine Hyten
Cedar Rapids
Mms
Auburn
Auburn In
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James R. Taylor
Minneapolis
Leon Haines
Chicago
Dexter Floyd
Charles City
Minnie ‘Tynner
Harold Smalley
Florence Ponsar
Ralph Schlotfelt
Clarksville
C. R.latham
Teachers College
Clarksville High School
W. W. Grant
Dumont
Dumont Consolidated School
Evangelical
John W. Gannaway
Grinnell College
Helen Jean Roll
Delbert J. Wagner
Effie M. McWilliams
Clifford C. Day
Verna T. Schuler
Lorain M. McWilliams
E. Joyce Wilcox
Gordon D. Praltzgaff
Alvin E. Heller
Ray W. Overturf
Lyle E. McCoy
Clifford W. Southwick
Harold
Perry
Helen A. Wilcox
Harley C. Woodley
Donald V. Early
Donna Marie Shreve
Grace Irene Ray
Mildred Pauline Cormaney
Ruth A. Bagley
Esther ©. Maxwell
Carl E. Rosenstock
Ronald Ritter
J. Louis Clemens
Dale L. Schuler
Herman Muller
Wiliam R. Reents
Velma M. Hilliker
Helen G. Woodley
Carl J. Borneman
Wava Pearl Seibert
Bristow
John Dawson
Reformed Church
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A. C. Stowe
Mason Guy
M. J. Bergfald
Maya
Courier
Waverly
Waverly High School
Elmer Tiedt
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Kenneth Davis
Waterloo
John Davis
Rotary
W. F. McDowell
Leonard Reacher
A. G. Studier
H. Kramer
Rotary Club
Dallas
Tex
Rotary International
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Walter J. Empson
Orphans’ Aid Society of
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Lenora Garling
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A. F. Schoenoff
Methodist Flower Circle
William Pothast
Lester Drestler
Frederick Grawe
Charles City WCTU award medals for temperance essays
At the Central PTA meeting in Charles City Indiana the W C T U medals for best temperance essay were awarded though not all essays were read. Other awards were planned before school close and $232 in the treasury may buy a plane. Delosse McNally discussed Youth as a factor in law enforcement and other topics included Summer camps and a tribute to Frances Willard.
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Charles City
P. C. Lapham
Delosse McNally
Franlees Willard
Taelma | Musser
Katherine Blumenstell
Moone's Emerald Oil Advertises Foot Relief
Tender aching swollen feet are promised relief from Moone's Emerald Oil via Robert Drng Co or C J Miller druggists. A single bottle is claimed to prove its effectiveness quickly with several treatments, offering solid foot comfort and a money refund if not satisfied.
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Moone
Robert Drng Co
C. J. Miller
Qhestlan
McCoy's Tablets Promise Health Gain for Weighing Woes
A bold guarantee promises rapid weight gain using McCoy's Tablets. An example cites a woman who gained 15 pounds in five weeks. The ad offers a money back option after four sixty cent boxes or two one dollar boxes if a target 40 pound gain is not reached and health improved.
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Robert: Drug Co. Cad. Miller
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Alno Distributors
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Great Western to add two miles of sidings at Celvein yards
The Chicago Great Western railroad plans nearly two miles of new sidings adding to the Celvein yards subset near the passenger station. One siding will extend the north yards, the other the old yards. Each will be train length nearly a mile. J W MacLafferty becomes Northwestern Bell manager and will relocate to Orhveln at 605 South Frederick Avenue. E B Pfeffer departs for the Maple Drake exchange at Des Moines. Dimon changes plea. Joe Dude Danvon was brought
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Celvein
J. W. MacLafferty
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Ten Years Suffered Then Found Konjola
A Konjola advertisement touts a 32 ingredient remedy claimed to heal stomach, liver, kidney, and bowel issues as well as rheumatism and neuritis. It cites a Waterloo drug store rep who shares patient stories including Mrs. D. D. Schuler’s decade of sickness followed by rapid improvement after Konjola.
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Wangler Brothers Drug Store
Hash Fourth Street
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Boniola
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Koanjela
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Waterlon
West Union Court Proceedings and Local Moves
A West Union man faced a Monday hearing before Judge Cook and was bound over to district court for bootlegging after pleading guilty at arraignment, then changing to not guilty. Emmet McSweeney, once with Moreland Trick Co in Los Angeles, becomes business manager for the Seattle firm with branches in Spokane and Portland. Mrs Will Truak recovering after an appendicitis operation at Mercy hospital. E H Strobbe, gas company manager of Oelwein, will move to Watertown S D to run a gas plant, replacing Jack McAvinchey. Fire Chief Dolph Becker and crew attend Ames firemen short course. Donald Coselman quarantined for scarlet fever. Donali Speed listed as a resident at 219 East Charles.
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Mondaly
Seattle
Spokane
Portland
Will Truak
Mercy Hospital
Dakota
E. H. Strobbe
Gas Company
Oelwein
Watertown
S. D
Jack McAvinchey
Dolph Becker
Nels Moore
Fred Becker
Bram Mullin
Ames
Donald Coselman
First Street
Donali Speed
Charles
Quarantine and Fire Incident Reported in Bathke Area
A Sunday afternoon fire at the AVill Bathke home 618 First area southeast caused slight damage and was extinguished. Lea Helberger at 430 Seventh street southeast is quarantined for a mild case of smaanox. Street area affected by quarantines due to illness.
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First Area
Lea Helberger
Seventh Street
Drivers Injured When Auto Wrecked Hitting Rail
Independence Iowa May 21 Oscar outoff driver of an automobile was injured with a leg fracture when the car somersaulted after striking a guard rail while passing another car on the highway here late Sunday His companions Orville Meyer and Clinton Hawk were unhurt Attending Kin s Wedding Oelwein Iowa May 21 Special Dr and Mrs W L Griffin and daughter Jane attended the marriage of Mrs Griffin s nephews Stanley Grunn and Miss Caroline Myers both of Waterloo at the Little Brown church in the Vale
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Orville Meyer
Clinton Hawk
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Oelwein
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Bishop Hughes Talk Postponed to Next Week in Charles City
Bishop Edwin H. Hughes of Chicago, slated to speak at the Central M. church in Charles City, will delay his address for one week due to the death of a close friend in Kansas City. An esteemed Methodist orator and former DePauw president, he plans to reserve his topic until the night of the talk.
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