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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1927

Page

12

Woman Motorist Dies as Result of Taking Chance on Grade Crossing

Alfred E Loveland 68 died Tuesday morning at his home 334 Seventh Avenue Southwear Oelwein Iowa funeral services noted for Mrs Frank Hammond and Ridler Rosa funeral home with burial at Woodlawn also reported. The Community club weighs a drive for new members and Midlheim Oil Co builds a one story brick storage building on East Charlea Street. Heavy rains south of Oelwein loosened the Rock Island roadbed causing train delays.

Courier Oelwein Alfred EL Loveland Tie Home Seventh Avenue Southwear Midlheim Oil Company East Charlea Atreat Gelwein Rock Island Frank Ham

Passenger train warns after fatal collision at crossings

Mrs Loren Hanna of Oelwein died at Mercy hospital at 4 a m from injuries after driving her car into a G W passenger train at a grade crossing on Seventh street southeast. Her seven year old daughter is in serious condition with skull fracture. family home listed at 214 Second street southeast. The train was stopped near a tee house for refrigerator car replenishment and bells were believed to be sounding.

Courier Oelwein Loren Hanna Mercy Hospital Sevrenth Street Tee House Second Street

Floyd Bureau Picnic Merged With Rural Graduation Plans

Plans for Floyd County Farm Bureau picnic merged with rural eighth grade graduation set for June 9 in Wildwood. Rally day for Floyd county girls' clubs on June 15 with Ada Oldham as judge. Rudd township meets June 3 to discuss limiting factors in agricultural production and marketing. Memorial lay service planned at First A.M.E. church. former service men invited. Red Cross funds reach 1570.95 for flood relief. money sent to St. Louis Red Cross. Commencement for Floyd Consolidated class of 1927 scheduled May 27 with Prof Boras of St Olaf College as speaker. February 1927 obituaries note Olive Caroline Tdler and Chauncey W. Wiltse funerals. Election results list officers for high school PTA. Treasury shows balance of 40.7h.

Courier Charles Ci Farm Bureau Wildwood Floyd County Ada Oldham Extension Service Rudd Township J. H. Branslau E. T. Gough Red Cross VV. McCammond Marble Rock St. Louis Red Cross Floyd Commencement Floyd Consolidated Trof. Boras St. Olaf’s College Northfield Minn Idler Olive Caroline Tdler David Tdller Bassett George Hess Riverside Wiltsa Chauncey W. Wiltse South Jackson Street Parent-Teacher Association J. A Curtis Fred Werstetter Bernard Atherton Fiorence Murphy Tle Canflel Anne Johnson Treasury

Independence to Extend Memorial Tribute to Soldiers

Independence May 25 observance of Memorial Day will be led by veterans of World War I and later, with auxiliaries and World War II veterans sharing duties. The post roster includes Commander A G Beatty and other officers, plus several members, with additional veterans not affiliated. Activities begin at 9 00 at Memorial hall and proceed to cemeteries for grave decorations. At 1 00 the parade moves to the Main street bridge to honor naval dead, then to Oak Grove cemetery for services and grave decorating, ending at the Grand theatre for the remainder of the program.

Courter Independence B. c Little Post G. A A. G. Beatty Ww. S. Wallace S. W. Kelly W. H. Blank 7. M. Smith Fred Smith Nathan Lanning W. N. Loy J. T. Fowlkes Samuel Tole George W. K Oak Grove Cemetery Grand Theatre

Cornerstone of Plymouth M E Church to Be Saved Sunday

Plymouth Iowa May 26 saving of the cornerstone of the Methodist Episcopal church costing 26000 will take place at 2:89 a m Sunday Dr F C Vitalgman district superintendent Cedar Falls will deliver the main address neighbor pastors will anoint with the program Rev Glam Galbreth pastor

Plymouth Methodist Episcopal Church F.C. Witalgman Cedar Falls Galbreth Iepastor

Ivy Poisoning Seen Early at Grundy Center

Grundy Center Iowa May 20 several ivy poisoning cases reported much earlier than usual. The Legion auxiliary held a farewell party for Mrs. R L Alderson who departs for Tama. The senior class play drew a capacity audience at Empire theatre. Auxiliary sends clothing boxes to flooded southern areas. Union memorial services planned at Presbyterian auditorium Sunday. The Jake Stickfort baby was buried at Tolland cemetery this week.

Grundy Center Legion Auxiliary Wil Hawn R. L. Alderson Tama Empire Theatre Aresea Union Jake Stickfort Tolland Cemetery

New Hartford To Give 20 Diplomas

New Hartford high school plans to award twenty diplomas at commencement tomorrow evening. The address will be given by Prof. H. W. L. Bells of Iowa State Teachers College. Of the 23 graduates, all but five reside in rural areas nearby. Names include Lillie Ackerson, Lalah Bolton, Eugens Baldwin, Pauline Brill, Florence Corwin, Grant Corwin, Wilma Catchpool, Donald Dix, Bessie Garner, Sophia Garner, Herman Hernenway, Margaret Harken, Ernest Duht, Hartwig Madsen, James McDonald, Annetta Nisson, Vernon Pines, Esther Perrin, Russell Johnson, Roger Ranney, Thyra Shoeman, Grace Tencate, Quinnie Yokum.

Courier New Hartford New Hartford High School HW. Ll. Bells Iowa State Teachers College Lillie Ackerson Lalah Bolton Eugens Baldwin Pauline Brill Florence Corwin Grant Corwin Wilma Catchpool Donald Dix Bessie Garner Sophia Garner Herman Hernenway Margaret Harken Ernest Duht Hartwid Madsen James McDonald Annetta Nisson Vernon Pines Esther Perrin Russell Johnson Roger Ranney Tfioya Shoeman Grace Tencate Quinnie Yokum Cedar Falls Teachers College High School Seerley Ieva ML. Luse Mary Doris Anderson Metta Baker Mary Eleanor Baldwin Roger Winter Barrigar Howard Rogers Margaret Oldfather Vernon Ley Marcia Griggs Mildred Dorrell

Weather Cancels Church Services at Littleton

Rain and poor road conditions forced cancellation of preaching services in both Littleton churches on Sunday. Sunday school proceeded at the Presbyterian church. Jasper Curtis plans to spend the summer with his daughter Mrs. E L Gallap after wintering with his son in Grinnell. Mr. Wright reported loss of 160 baby chicks in Tuesday’s storm. Jonas Gingrich learned by telegram of his mother’s death in New Haven Kansas. Turdies Aid will secretly serve dinner on June 2. Mrs Tistetla Pingreen suffers erysipelas at her son’s home.

Courier Littlleton Presbyterian Church Jasper Curtis Myron Grinnell E. L. Gallap Triumph Wright Jonas Gingrich Rayner New Haven Kan Turdies Tistetla Pingreen

Osage Furnishes Half County High School Graduates

Osage Iowa May 26 Half the 120 graduates from Mitchell county high schools this year will receive diplomas from Osage high school, per county superintendent Miss Blanche McLaughlin. R K and J R Motoway return from Polo Illinois after their mother's death. seven children survive. Royal Neighbors plan a farewell party for Mrs Charles Rodemaker who will move to Colorado. Miss Dallas Cole and Parl Schmidt wed in Kansas City Missouri at Rev J Walker home. Schmidt studies at an auto school there.

Osage Mitchell County Osage High School Blanche McLaughlin R. K J. R. Motiway Polo, Til Dunkard Royal Neighbors Charles Rodemaker Coloradoe Kansas City Dallas Cole Archie Cole Parl Schmidt Fred Schmidt Mitchell Jd. J. Walker Osage Congregational Church Kansan City Mr. Schmidt

Ackley Comrades Remember Gundy Nicklas 86

Gundy Nicklas 86 died at his Ackley home Tuesday evening after a four week bed illness. He was born July 25 1841 in Pennsylvania near Pittsburgh and settled in Ackley nearly 60 years ago. Survived by seven children Albert William Mrs Fara C IF Mia BR G Logan seven grandchildren eight great grandchildren one brother William Omaha and one sister Mia Lydia Ott Rien Lake WA. Funeral plans await word from his children.

R Courier Berwice Ackley Mary Gundy Nicklas Mr. Nicklas Pennsylvania Pittsburgh Ezzabathbert Albert William Fara Whitasalde Ott Mia G. Logan California Thera Omaha Lydia Ott Rien Lake Lienry

Cedar Falls Praises Graduates In Commencement Week

Cedar Falls colleges and high schools conclude commencement week with diploma ceremonies. Alan will award diplomas on Thursday. Dr. Argo to address Cedar Falls High graduates. Notable honors and class day events follow, with numerous awardees and speakers named.

Alan

Denver Resident Will Be Ordained and Serve Manchester

Denver resident Herbert Graening, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil Graening, has completed studies at a Dubuque theological seminary and will soon be ordained to the ministry. He will serve in Manchester, Ta, and received a sedan as a gift from his parents. The report notes local visits, weddings, anniversaries, and a Denver Commercial Club meeting planning weekly movies and a June 4 show.

Couriar &Pecial Service Denver Herbert Graening Mra Wil Graening Theological Dubuque Man‘chester Herbert Fred Severing Wreeport Nick Kern Ernest Rothsen Wisconsin Henry Tresien John Heine Bremer A. H. Buss Rochester Minn Reinhold Buss Pittsfieid Denver Commercial Club Ecity Aub Haa Breac

Denver ball team faces Cedar Fally at Washing ton Park

Our Denver ball team with cree bats on the local diamond will play Cedar Fally next Sunday at Washington Park at 4 p.m. The high school will close thin wees and the daily menu for the scholars has been examinations as they await final grade announcements. The Ladies Aid society will meet in the church basement June 3 with Mrs August Haldeman entertaining Miss Clara Glelau Burlington Ja, while spending a week at the Hernia Buss home with relatives.

Rian Hospital Denver Washington Park Ine Ladies' Aid Society Mra August Haldeman Wil Clara Glelau Burlington Hernia Buss

Highway Near Strawberry Point Ready for Gravel

May 28 report from Strawberry Point notes a large crew widening draining and grading the Delaware county road west of Strawberry Point in preparation for gravel. Grades and drains planned for the road south and east to the county line this season. Contracts awarded to Clark Kearney Stark for 26 half culverts and extensions at 13372.65 dollars and for 8.76 miles of grading and draining at 34114.57 dollars.

Courier Special Services Strawberry Point Delwelh Stawhberry Point Thig Delaware Counrty Clark, Kearney & Stark Central City

Boy Finds Mother's Wedding Ring After 16 Years

Gresham May 25 Arthur Reichert recently found his mother's wedding ring, lost about the grounds of their home eleven years ago, in perfect condition. Farmers in this section have been delayed in corn planting due to the rains.

Courier Special Gresham Arthur Reichert

Nashua Woman Breaks Arm in Sidewalk Fall

Nashua May 25 Mrs Carris Hawlins fractured a bone in her arm when she tripped and fell on the sidewalk Monday. The fracture was reduced at Waverly hospital. Miss Arding Foster may retain some vision in the eye cut by glass from a windshield when she drove her automobile against a Wagon board weeks ago. The eye is in satisfactory condition. A M Troutner returned from Waverly hospital where he had an operation last week and is doing well.

Courier Nashua Carris Hawlins Waverly Hospital A. M. Troutner

Washburn Shipping Association to Hold Annual Meeting

Washburn Iowa May 23 The Washburn Shipping Association Inc will hold its annual meeting on the eve of June 11 at 8 o'clock in the woolhouse. Directors to be elected and other business to be transacted. Iknt Esple will conduct the meeting and speak on associations and their advantages.

Couriet Washburn Wash- 1 Shipping Assoeciation, Inc Iknute Esple

Episcopal Guild Meeting and Upcoming Chautauqua Events

Six towns sent delegates to a women’s auxiliary conference at the Episcopal church led by Mrs. Joan Wockhart of Dubuque. A Chautauqua opens June 11 with lectures by Frank C. Travers and Ash Davis among others and a humorist. May Fete featured Maypole dances and a queen crowning at Irving school. Senior Clash play gets new stage scenery. "The New Tour" screens May 31. Special M E services featured a musical program by Mr. and Mrs. W L McClure.

Courier Waverly Waiscopal Church Joan Wockhart Dubuque Frank C. Travers de. Arthur Carypenter Ash Davis Elegbert Leon Cope Irving Methodist Episcopal Church W. L. McClure

Mingle of church concert news and hospital updates

Details from St Pauls Lutheran church music program mention piano accompaniment by Mrk c& O VanDeveer and fund proceeds for New Guinea mission. Hospital news notes patients at Mercy Hospital, surgeries, and heart disease cases. A prenuptial party and a kitchen shower for Miss Hazel Wagoner are reported along with local birthday and travel notes.

Mrk. c Patrick Warlah Eriekin

Everly Minister Accepts Call to Tripoli Church

Everly minister Rev. A. Doss, Ja., accepted the call to the Congregational church in Tripoli Ta and will establish residence soon with his wife. Petitions are circulating asking county supervisors to call an election to bond Bremer county for paving and graveling following a recent meeting of representatives from county towns and rural areas. The funeral of H. Z. Wynhoff was conducted Sunday by Rev. C. G. Hunkammer. burial was in Fremont cemetery.

F Courter Tripoli A. Doss Everly Congregational Church Bremer County Nera Z. Wynhoft C. G. Hunkammer St. Joan'a (Utheran Church Fremont Cemetery

Family Picnic Near Dunkerton Honors Fifteenth Anniversary

Twelve families traveled from Waterloo by nine autos to the home of Mr and Mrs James L Griffith Route 1 for a picnic dinner. Three cars led by A Braesingham were delayed due to road closures on the return trip. Sunday marked the fifteenth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Masaingham with 57 guests at dinner.

Dunkerton Near Waterloo James L. Griffith Route 1 A. Braesingham

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Alfred Loveland Ridler-Rosa Gail Woodlawn Bsaereiees International Bible Brucette’ Agsection W. Drewlen Rines Floyd Bureau M.E. Church Jack Skeels Marie Babbitt Cecil Pollock Women's Relief Corps C. R. Lee Houlihan R. L. Farnsworth Me. Stowell Manchester Littleton Half County City High Cedar Falls High School W. Waldemar Argo Cedar Rapids Pope's Church N. N. Ostergaarad Mifred Catherine Fred R. E. Debe St. John's Lutheran Church H. W. Slefkes First Congregational Church William G. Crowder G. F. Barsalot National Council of Congregational Churches Dudley Fasoldit Albany Ovenine Bartlett Hall State Teachers College Harriett Kidder Springfield Mass C. M. Wryth Santa Monica Cal George Wyth Cedar Fills Excelsior Springs Ife Armin Shipping Association Episcopal Guild Chautauqua Misa Hazel Wagoner The Baptist Church Kenneth Chapin Ellen Brechner Pitty Mary Belhig Ruth Tyrell Haa Chisago Jesup Grant Highway Sale Balante Sturt Maude Clayton Win. Holland W. B. Ripsasier Lasers Ag He, Ewelers Glorado Colorado Rockies Jase Colorado Rocky Mountain National Park Estes Park Denver Mountain Parks Denver Tourist Bureau Chamber of Commerce Denty Cittxene Gts Julia Schmidt Willow St Silverton Oregon Lydia E. Pinkham Lydia Pinkham Fruitdale South Dakota Lydia E. Finkham Francis F. Fajardo Box Lydia E. Pinkhams Buehler Bros East Fourth St
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