Three-County Rebekah Convention to Meet in Hudson
The twenty ninth annual Tri county Rebekah association convention opens June 5 in Hudson I O O F hall with 10 a.m. reports and a welcome address. Delegates from 11 lodges in Black Hawk Bremer and Butler counties will attend. leaders include Mrs May Welch and Mrs Olive Walden. The event features lodge work demonstrations a drill on Main street and evening degree work plus dancing and cards. About 300 delegates and visitors are expected. merchants plan decorations and the first band concert of the season is set for the convention night.
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Courier Special Serviee
Hudson
Tricounty Rebekah Association
Black Hawk
Bremer
Butler Counties
I. O. O. F. Hall
la Forte City
Main Street
Black Hawk County
Waterloo
la Porte City
Cedar Falls
Waverly
Sumner
Janesville
Butler
Shell Rock
Greene
Clarksville
Dumont
May Welch
Des Moines
State Assembly
Rose Viel
Mason City
Board of Instruction
Margaret Waltman
Olive Walden
Maggie ‘McFarlane
Jennie Kruse
F. CG. Baldwin
Inside Guardian
C. W. Greene
Guardian
Ed. L. Copley
Rebekah
Memorial Day Observances Across Several Towns
Memorial Day events proceed in Manchester Greene Nashua and Nashua with marches, church services, and cemetery ceremonies. Rev L A Miller and Rev J F Moore deliver memorial addresses, Ww J Niemaen leads Legion activities, and soldiers’ monuments receive wreaths while Boy Scouts and bands participate.
Marion Woman and Illinois Man Get Chickasaw License
A marriage license was issued Friday by Chickasaw county clerk Siston for J. Kessell Workman of Suuncy Michigan and Mildred Lb Mellish of Marion Iowa, as reported in New Hampton.
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Marion
Illinois
Courier Special Service
New Hampson
Siston
Chickasaw County
J. Kessell Workman
Suuncy
Mildred Lb
Mellish
Aplington Band Opens Season With First Open Air Concert
The Applington band of 30 pieces performs its first open air concert Sunday at 25 p.m directed by A b Lehmolt from Cedar Heights. The program includes selections like Overture Hallelujah and Joy to the World with solo and other marches and overtures.
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Aplington
Courter &Pedal Servier
Lehmolt
Cedar Heights
Marti
Mareh
Ghantkern
Lewis
Tayes Overture
Myrellix Maren
Mister Garnet
Filmore
Dirke
Barnard Merch
All Hall the Power
Northeast Iowa Graduations Span Many Towns
In Floyd and Mason City areas may 25 the Floyd consolidated school junior senior banquet was held at Hotel Hanford with a harbor themed table. Rudd and Nora Springs hold class sermons at local churches led by Rev Turner and Rev Crumb. New Hampton ceremonies saw 46 seniors receive diplomas at Firerton theatre with Dr. Oscar L. Olson of Luther College speaking. Vinton marked commencement at Lincoln high school with President O R Latham as speaker. Manchester prepares for eighth grade rural commencement June 1 with 128 graduates and a community meal. Charles City and Grundy Center hold baccalaureate services with caps and gowns debut by seniors in Charles City and a Sunday service in Grundy Center. An extended note mentions nathees from 13 states and Canadian provinces forming an cum and electing officers in St Petersburg Florida.
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Floyd
Charles City
Floyd Consolidated School
Hanford
Mason City
Biljbony Sea
Alice Lamn
Rudd
Methodist Church
George W. Turner
Nora
F. J. Moore
Firerton
Helen Briley
Marilna Sirgen
Adelaide Brannon
Karen Christenson
Mary Canley
Frances Conry
Madonna Cooney
Hulda Dettmer
Lutile Dreckman
Luella Galligan
Martha Gull
Lessie Halterman
Rosemary Hughes
Anna Mre Kelly
Eileen Kelly
State Teachers College
Patsey
W. W. Williams
The
Christ Tian
Manchester
Manchester Community Club
Fred D. Gram
Cedar Falls
Lottie Bockenstedt
Guet
Ethel L. Cummings
Marjorie Mangold
Margaret Logan
Virginia Schneider
James McElliott
Eva Blanken
Ship
Faye Moody
Marian Kennedy
Harold Moore
Marlyn Burhans
Malinden
Landherr
Alma Ruth French
Manual Arts
Thomas Anderson
Grundy Center
Harms Knock
Daniel Knock
Eldon Watkins
Donald Coulson
Zeta Coles
Brice Brockway
Marvy Smith
Charles Adams
Anna Mee Kramer
Charles Kerr
Velma Conradi
Lois Smit
Lowell Lynch
Russell Plager
Lilian Haack
Dale Smith
Dorothy Palmer
Dwight Dickson
Neta Rouse
Myrna Lynch
Marty Price
Delbert
Clerk
Thelma Morore
Charles Robingan
Floyd Thompson
Thelma McMillan
John Graves
Mean Thomas
Martian Benz
Russell Kaufman
Harold Groenewhid
Henrietta Kramer
Campaign kicks off to fund Upper Iowa University
Fayette Iowa May 25 campaign for a 450000 fund to sustain Upper Iowa University will begin next Monday with Ward Systems directing fundraising efforts. J W Dickman president outlines use of 150000 to endowment 90000 to erase a decade deficit 50000 for a new science hall and repairs to campus buildings. The drive faces limited student civic support but aims to complete by June 30 with local cooperation to halt interest charges and stabilize finances.
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Fayette
Upper Town University
Ward Systems Corporation
J. W. Dickman
Iowa
Dickman
Hancher Organization
Upper Iowa
North Central Association
Wanis
Friends of
Upper Towa
Board of Trustees
Grundy College Hosts Picnic and Play Near Eldora
Grundy College plans a picnic at Eldora today. The high school class play Tailor Bade Man, directed by Miss Carol Houghton, will be staged at the Empress theatre on May 27 and 28. Mrs. Margaret Helfrich resigns from Rogers & Ruppelt to pursue work in Ames. Mrs. Amos Pabst remains in critical condition at Allen Memorial hospital. Legion hosts dances Tuesday Thursday and Friday at Legion hall.
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Courier
Kervield Grundy Center
Grundy College
Eldora
Carol Houghton
Empress Theatre
Margaret Helfrich
Rogers & Ruppelt Law Firm
Ames
Amos Pabst
Allen Memorial Hospital
Waterloo
The
Legion
Legion Hall
Not So Much Rheumatic Agony in U S A
An aging advertisement promotes Allenrhit as a cure for rheumatic fever arthritis and gout. It claims swift relief from pain swelling and inflammation and urges readers to send it to rheumatic sufferers. The ad mentions Robert Drug Co C Miller and leading druggists selling the remedy with a money back guarantee.
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Allenry Laboratories
Allenrhit
Robert Drug Co
C. J. Miller
America
Henry M. M. Black Tops Four-Year Mechanical Dept Honor Roll
Henry M. M. Black of Reinbeck, a Town State College mechanical engineering senior, will graduate this year. He achieved the highest scholastic average in his department over four years in college, earning a place on the 1929 honor roll.
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Courier Special Services Ames
Henry MM. Black
Reinbeck
Town State College
May 25 Frame house on Kerr farm near Dysart Iowa
The Kerr farm four miles east of Dysart hosts a 24836 square foot frame house in progress. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rampton operate the farm. Clark's Busy Bee 4-H club members visited Miss Florence Santman’s home for the meeting. Mrs. Edwin Bahr led a color wheel demo and members gave health talks or stories. Miss Thelma Schuchart to host June 7. Mrs. Leroy F. Smith returned from Davenport where treatment was received. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lewis welcomed a daughter born May 22. Hearthstone circle met at Mrs. Jessie Lewis. Keith Kullmer resigned from the post office to join his uncle’s laundry business in Oskaloosa. Ralph Hoke to be temporary post office assistant. Lloyd Guernsey returned home from Waterloo hospital. Mrs. Julius Schultz hosted Tabitha Sewing circle. L. B. club of Mooreville area held an all day meeting at Mrs. William Whitmore’s.
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Dysart
Kerr Farm
Fred Rampton
Clark’s
Busy Bee
Florence Santman
Edwin Bahr
Thelma Schuchart
Leroy’ F. Smith
Davenport
Walter Lewis
Hearthstone Circle
Jessie Lewis
Keith Kullmer
Oskaloosa
John Kullmer
Ralph Hoke
Thomas Clothing Store
Lioyd Guernsey
Waterloo
Julius Schultz
Tabitha Sewing Circle
L. B. Club
Mooreville
William Whitmore
Scout Leaders at New Hampton Demonstration Hike
Field Executive Rule will visit New Hampton on Tuesday for a demonstration hike with local Scout executives including district board members, court of honor, troop advisers, and Scout masters. Each man brings a quarter pound of meat and other food to be cooked in Scout fashion around two campfires. Mr. Ryle will present practical scout ideas and demonstrate the work taught to the boys.
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New Hampton
District Board
Court of Honor
Ryle
Musicians Offer Program At Cedar Falls High School
Cedar Falls high school presented an 18 piece program in the auditorium marking the second event of the annual commencement. Garry M. Kauffman directed the music with performances by orchestra mixed chorus girls sextet girls and boys glee clubs and boys quartet. The next recitals include Prof. W. S. Hays trio from Teachers College and Lilian Dresser in piano with Virgina Fish soprano. Bishop M. T. Maze will supervise Evangelical assembly at Riverview park August 15 for ten days. Schroeders plan permanent residence at 1404 Clay street following retirement and family visits continue from Detroit and Cedar Rapids contacts.
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Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls High School
Garry M. Kauffman
Kauffman
Jack Hat
W. 5. Hays
Music Department
Teachers College
Harry M. Kauffman
Rex Mead
Whiting
Louis Heinzman
Waterloo
Dorothy Dawson
Imogene Anderson
Lilian Dresser
Ceder Falls
Virgina Fish
M. T. Maze
Reading
Penn
Evangelical Church
Riverview Park
Maze
Schroeders
Schroeder
LaFayette
Burr
Stewart Refshauge
Detroit
Mich
Andrews
A. H. Refshauge
Atherton B. Clark
Cedar Rapids
H. H. Seerley
College Campus
Greene Motorist Injured After Crash Kills Pony
Graham Sawyer of Greene sustained severe nerve shock and head injuries when his car struck a Shetland pony on a highway near Greene Ta. The vehicle left the road and landed on its side. Sawyer was treated at Perry Newburn's farm, then moved to his parents home in Greene. The accident occurred around 2 am while he was returning from Bristow.
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Courier Special Service
Greene
Graham Sawyer
Perry Newburn
A. B. Sawyer
Bristow
Latham to Represent Wapsipinicon Scouts at World Jamboree
Raymond Latham son of President and Mrs O R Latham of Teachers College Cedar Falls will represent the Wapsipinicon Area at the Boy Scout world jamboree in Birkenhead England this summer. He belongs to Troop 56 Cedar Falls with the Iowa scout patrol led by Raymond Moore principal of Monticello High School in Monticello Iowa.
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Cedar, Falls
Raymond
O. R. Latham
Teachers College
Wapsipincon
Birkenhead
England
Young Latham
Cedar Falls
Iowa Scout Patrol
Raymond Moore
Monticello
Hawkeye Band Grows to 34 Members and New Drum Major
Hawkeye band membership climbs from 23 to 34 as uniforms are ordered and Clifford Pearce is elected first drum major in band history. Dentists report mixed tooth health across Hawkeye students with several strong shows of cavities and several with none. Rev Norddurft to deliver class sermons at Upper Iowa University and Alpha high school. Frank Collet has wheeled a wheelbarrow 250 miles between coal bin and furnace at the Beloit courthouse.
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G. GC. Norddurft
Upper Iowa
University
Alpha High School
Fiere
Frank Collet
Beloit
Kan
Coalbin
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