Iowa Bankers Praise Growth as Deposits Surge
Iowa state banking chief L A Andrew told the Town Bankers association in Manchester that deposits across state and savings banks rose by more than 13 million in recent months, signaling a return to normal. Frank Warner highlighted strong liquidity and a statewide reserve near 39 percent with total deposits around 900 million. Group four elected officers and the gathering included a luncheon, banquet, and a 100 percent local association membership.
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Manchester
Iowa
L. A. Andrew
Town Bankers’ Association
Frank Warner
Des Moines
Burial Tomorrow at Oelwein for Former Printer
The funeral for Thomas Carver 64 who died at the county home in West Union will be held tomorrow at 2 pm at the Ridler funeral home in Oelwein burial in Woodlawn cemetery Carver a printer worked at small papers in Shellsburg and Walker until a year ago He died of paralysis. Tomorrow afternoon and evening over 200 representatives of Methodist church organizations from across the state will meet in Oelwein A noon dinner is set 12 20 pm in church parlors Dr Frank Mossman president of Morningside College will speak and S W Pleward will also speak. Two children of Neil Arnold near Orlwein have recovered from typhoid a Hare child also recovered Mgr Arnold is ill with flu and may have typhoid
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Oelwein
Thomas Carver
West Union
Ridler
Woodlant
Carver
Shellsburg
Walker
Nut
Frank Mossman
Morningside College
S. W. Pleward
Neil Arnold
Orlwein
C. E. Hare
Mgr
Arnold
Pioneer of Cedar Falls Dies Friday
Michael Hoy, a Cedar Falls pioneer born October 5, 1857 in Cook County Illinois, died Friday at 3 PM at his East Grant Street home after a long illness. He moved to Black Hawk County in 1865 and lived there ever since. he is survived by one sister Jane Hoy. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery, Waterloo.
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Carrier
Cedar Falls
Michael Hoy
East
Grant Street
Hoy
Cook County
Black Hawk County
Jane Hoy
Calvary Cemetery
Waterloo
Delaware Clerk Issues Four Wedding Licenses
Delaware clerk Burton Clark issues four marriage licenses this week. Couples include Atmon Danford and Minnie Whitman, W. oR. Smith and Frances L. Serwanke, Claus Grant and Rebecca Doran, Charien Smith and Lucy Alcom.
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Gaurice
Manchester
Burton Clark
Atmon Danford
Minnie Whitman
W._ oR. Smith
Frances L. Serwanke
Claus Grant
Rebecca Doran
Charien Smith
Lucy Alcom
Church Dedication Brings Archbishop to Hampton
Archbishop James J. Keane of Dubuque will dedicate St. Patrick's Catholic Church in Hampton Virginia on Tuesday May 20. Rev. P B J J McMahon says 40 to 450 visiting priests will attend. Very Rev S O Connor of Mason City will conduct high mass after the dedication. The old church burned March 19 1927. construction of the new brick church began July following and cost $22 000.
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Vouvier
Hampton
James J. Keane
Dubuque
JJ. McMahon
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Father McMahon
S. O'Connor
Mason City
St. Patrick's Church
Child Found Smothered in Charles City Crib
May 28 in Charles City Ia a three weeks old boy of Mr and Mrs Carl Valeske was found smothered to death in a crib at Cedar Valley hospital where the mother was a patient The coroner B J Oakes Marble Rock ordered an inquest which determined death by smothering The family lived near Colwell Private funeral services followed for Joseph Clemens 63 a longtime dry goods merchant at his home Riverside burial Funeral services for Mrs Clifford W Jellineck were held at Central M E Church Riverside was the burial place
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fCousion
Charles City
Carl Valeske
Cedar Valley Hospital
Bourne
B. J. Oakes
Marble Rock
Colwell
Joseph Clemens
Clemens
R. E. Rallins
Des Moines
Arthur Smith
Mitchell
S. D
Mollie
Augusta
Lucy Rozione
Chicago
Mike
Oregon
Riverside
Clifford W. Jellineck
M. EB
Wesley Belling
Allison Seniors Hold Class Day and Graduation
Allison Iowa May 26. A large crowd attended class day exercises in the high school assembly room with songs, poems, and testimonies. Speeches by Marjorie Toll Kenneth Hyde and Lois Brauer, a freshmen frolic by the class of 1927 28, and athletic letters awarded. Commencement followed at the American Legion theatre with Morning Hymn and A Water Lilies by the Girls Glee Club and an address by George H Mennegn. Diplomas presented to seven graduates by W C Shepherd. Class motto Quality not Quantity colors emerald green and silver.
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Concier Eperial Servicr Allison
Earl Folkers
Marjorie Toll
Kenneth Hyde
Donald Helt
Hilda DeBower
Marin Hoppner
Paul Feltus
Erwil Folkers
Kenneth Toll
Lois Brauer
Pals
American Legion Theatre
O. B. Preston
Associated Churches
George H. Mennegn
W. C. Sheperd
W. C. Wassen
Manchester Men Buy Filling Station Lots
Edgewood Oil company buys land on West Main near Woodman hall and a city strip to build a filling station. Construction starts June 1 with a local manager. Shell products to be dispensed by the new station run by Floyd H Hatch Earl Richards F E Westerlen and J J Tyrrell.
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Courier
Manchester
Edgewood Oil Company
Will C. Nickerson
West Main Street
Woodman Hall
Roxana Petroleum Corporation
The
Shell
Floyd H. Hatch
Earl Richards
F. E. Westerlen
J. J. Tyrrell
Mr. Richards
Cresco Boys Club Meets With 20 Business Men
Cresco Ta May 26 The Cresco high school Boys club of seniors and juniors hosted 20 or more business men as guests at J H Burgess summer cottage Plymouth Rock Tuesday. Meetings are biweekly with talks by invited men on topics of interest to the boys.
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Poulney
Cresco
Cresco High School
J. H. Burgess
Plymouth Rock
Memorial Sunday address by Rev H C Bossier at St Luke’s Cedar Falls
Memorial Sunday observances in Cedar Falls include services at St Luke's Episcopal Church at 10 30 am with Rev H C Bossier delivering the address. The Grand Army, Women's Relief Corps and other patriotic orders attend.
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St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Eight graduates at Allison High School ceremony
Allison Iowa May 28 Eight seniors from Allison High School graduated Thursday May 24. They are Donald Helt Marjorie Toll Hilda De Bower Earl Parkers Erwin Folkers Kenneth Hyde and Kenneth Toll. Commencement speaker was George H Mennega. Mrs Clarence DeBower recently had surgery at Hampton hospital is recovering. Mrs A J Hil and Mrs A W Proving hosted the Ladies Aid society gathering in Associated church parlors. Three quilts were tied during the afternoon.
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Allison, Ta
Donald Helt
Marjorie Toll
Hilda de Bower
Earl Parkers
Erwin Folkers
Kenneth Hyde
Kenneth Toll
George H. Mennega
Clarence DeBower
Hampton Hospital
A. J. Hil
A. W. Proving
Ladies
Independence Man Goes to Iowa City for Months
Independence Iowa May 26 Herbert Bomhoff who has been bed fast here for several months with rheumatism was taken to University hospital Iowa City this week. He was accompanied by his son Howard Bomhoff a student at Warburg seminary Dubuque. The trip was made in the Holgate ambulance. Mr Bomhoff has suffered from this disease for several years and since this time he has spent much of the time in bed.
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Cowbey
Independence
Herman ¥. Bomhoff
University Hospital
Iowa City
Howard Bomhoff
Warburg Seminary
Dubuque
Holgate
Bomhoff
Walker Trust Savings Bank Planned for Walker Iowa
Walker Iowa May 26 A bank to be known as the Walker Trust Savings Bank will open between June 14 and June 21 plans announced by directors who applied for a charter. Capital is 30000 dollars Officers include President Keith Vawter Vice President J L Derflinger Vice President Marvin R Seldon Directors C F Clark and R H Pickford
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Coursc
Walker
Walker ‘Trust & Savings Bank
Keith Vawter
Redpath- Vawter Chautauquas
Memorial Day program planned by Legion at West Union
West Union Iowa May 26 Plans completed for the local Memorial day program to be held at the opera house on May 30 under the supervision of the American Legion post No 15 with younger Legionnaires taking charge as G A R veterans are few and in poor health The program lists music by the West Union band bugle call invocation remarks vocal numbers and an address followed by cemetery services including prayer and a G A R ritual and firing squad caps listed by Commander H N Kluckhohn and speakers Col E F Stoup Rev O Krebs Rev B B Anderson Rev E T Selden and Rev Fe M Toomer venues at the opera house and cemetery with band chorus and audience participation
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West Union
Jia
Opera House
American Legion Post
Legionnaires
HN. Kluckhohn
Union Pos
No. 15
West Union Band
FP. H. Boyz
O. Krebs
Nmusic
D. H. Halk
Vvocal
Asuerabies
E. F. Stoup
Oelweth
B. B. Anderson
Bend
Fe. M. PF
Toomer
E. T. Selden
Memorial Day Talk in Cresco by Judge Gwynne
Cresco observes Decoration Day on May 30 with a full program at the opera house. Judge John W. Gwynne of Waterloo will deliver the memorial address. Rev. F. H. Weed will give the memorial sermon at Cresco Methodist church with other local pastors joining the service. Professors Nickel and Sigmond visited Cresco this week. Nickel will teach music at Luther College Decorah next year. Mrs. C. W. Reed, wife of former Senator Reed, attends the General Federation of Women's Clubs in San Antonio, Texas as delegate to the fourth district Town federation, accompanied by Judge Reed.
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Trient
John W. Gwynne
Waterloo
F. H. Weed
Theodore Nickel
Leipsig
Germany
Sigmond
Zion Lutheran Church
New York City
KR. M. Normann
Nickel
Luther College
Decorah
C. W. Reed
Reed
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
San Antonis
Tex
Oelwein Grants Diplomas to 66 High School Students
Sixty six members of the local high school class received diplomas at commencement exercises in the senior high auditorium. Principal C L Nelson presided. Zora Zeigier and Roald Braulick topped scholarship and personality. Awards included the Dr E E Krider memorial prize of 50 dollars and a silver trophy from the Rotary club for rapid advancement. Stenography diplomas went to Eleanor Borland Esther Johnson Frances Strawn and Margaret Koelber. Dr Frye Osuge delivered the evening address.
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Krider
Kenneth Strang
Rotary Club
FE. R. O'Brien
Eleanor Borland
Esther Johnson
Frances Strawn
Margaret Koelber
C. B. Ferrell
Onew Board
Frye. Osuge
Northwestern 10WA M. W. A. Picnic at New Hampton
Modern Woodmen of America from northeastern Indiana plan a picnic in New Hampton on July 1. A program is being prepared and detailswill follow.
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Northwestern
New Hampton
Modern Woodmen of America
Decorah Man to Talk at Charles City On May 30
J A Nelson of Decorah will deliver the Memorial address in Charles City on Wednesday afternoon May 30 at the Hildreth theatre. Music by the Charles City municipal band will open the program followed by invocation by Supt P C Lapham and a song by a First M E church male quartet. After readings and Lincoln's Gettysburg Address, a high school song and the Star Spangled Banner, services will proceed to Riverside for grave decorations. Deputy Sheriff Hernard Atherton returned Roy Melendy wanted for concealing mortgaged property. An attempted settlement occurred at city hall with County Attorney Jens Grothe mediating. The Lions club hosted six guests including A T Weatherwax, Julius Bethke, J N Richards, L B Huckins, Jake Ash and Fred Petty Brove. Dorothy Henry show members Evelyn Keyes Louise Meyers and Bob Morken entertained. Two high school boys impersonating girls presented a brief playlet. B J Oakes of Marble Rock attended. Sixty Floyd county Vigilantes practiced at Charles City Gun club. county ranks strong statewide. Wesleyan district convention set for Rudd tomorrow at 2 pm with open air forum. Baccalaureate for Charles City high class of 1928 by Rev FE T Gough tomorrow evening on The Climb to Usefulness. Lars Skromme, governor candidate, to speak in city tonight. venue to be announced. Mr and Mrs Leste Gifford return to reside here. groom works at Sherman Nursery. bride formerly Miss Lucile Springer.
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Cedar Falls
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
H. C. Bossier
Grand Army
L. M. Yate
Cedar’ Falls
First Baptist Church
Richmond A. Smith
Tama
Pairview
Yale
Los Angeles
Sienally
W. R. Martin
College Street
David Martin
Hagle
Africa
Col. Roosevelt
New York City
Martin
Austin
Minn
Edith Barber
B. A. Barber
Cherokee
Barber
College
3. M. Seltenrich
Miss Barber
Messrs. and Mines
J. A. Milter
Howard A. Boslough
Miller Home
Messrs
Mmes
George Geertsen
Oscar Olesen
A. R. Baxter
George Jensen
Harry Fergeman
Waterloo
Milwaukee
F. L. VanderVeer
Oxford
Lloyd L. Loonan
VanderVeer
Blue Grass
P. E
SWI Picnic
Chapter R
Washington Park
J. B. Newman
Louris Begeman
Davenport
J. F. Cross
Epworth League
Wesleyan Foundation
Callege Hill
Rownds Field
Twenty-fourth Street
Laetla M. Beck
Kurtz
Edward F. Kurtz
State Teachers College
West Twenty-third Street
College Additton
Cedar Falls High School
H. N. Silliman
Kansas City
Topeka
Lincoln
Omaha
Charles I. Lambert
Mary Lambert
Washington Street
Courier
Charles City
J. A. Nelson
Decorah
Hildreth
P. C. Lapham
M. E. Church
Riverside
Nabs
Hernard Atherton
Cedar Rapids
Roy Melendy
New Hampton
Jens Grothe
Lions
Lions Club
A. T. Weatherwax
Julius Béthke
J. N. Richards
L. BD. Huckins
Jake Ash
Fred Petty- Brove
Dorothy Henry
Evelyn Keyes
Louise Meyers
Bob Morken
B. J. Oakes
Marble Rock
Floyd County
Wesleyan Methodist District
Rudd Tomorow
Charles City High School
FE. T
West Union High Band and Orchestra Concert Review
West Union high school music groups presented a third annual program at the opera house despite rain threats. Director Galen Mirick has built a renowned orchestra and concert band with 19 and 28 members respectively, who have broadcast from Town City and performed statewide. Misses Lila Anderson and Wilma Fitch accompanied the performances.
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Courier
West Union
Opera House
Galen C. Mirick
Lila Anderson
Wilma Fitch
Galen
Mirick
Fayette
Shell Rock Farmer Dies This Morning
Shell Rock Iowa May 26 Charles McBride 56 died at his home five miles south of town after a two week illness. He moved to the farm home for the summer with his wife and one son. Surviving are Mrs McBride four children Wesley at home Lesley Sioux City Mrs Bertha Dumond Davenport IA and Mrs Anna Waterman Cedar Falls eight grandchildren and one brother Prank McBride Greene Ta Funeral arrangements have not been completed.
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Shell Rock
Charles McBride
Here
McBride
Wesley
Lesley
Sioux City
Bertha Dumond
Davenport
Anna Waterman
Cedar Falls
Prank McBride
Greene
Senior Shell Rock Class Entertained After Graduation
Miss Ora Rays, longtime high school training teacher, hosted the senior class at Mrs. Lloyd Bib won’s home after graduation exercises. Lavender and silver decorations set the mood as refreshments were served. As keepsakes each graduate received a small photograph of Miss Rays, who departs for Tipton to teach in the public schools this fall.
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Courier
Shel Rock
Mias Ora Rays
Lloyd Bibwon
Hays
Tipton
Franklin Hunter Saves Mrs Wolf for More Bounty
In Franklin county the spring bounty haul tops twenty years, with 32 foxes and 10 wolves turned in to County Auditor B D Haecker. William Bennewitz of Harollton township collected 42 dollars for wolves and four dollars per fox, admitting no effort to kill the mother wolf to encourage more cubs. The collection included a single group of six foxes.
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Courier Special Service
Hampton
Franklin County
B.D. Haecker
Court House
William Bennewitz
Harollton Township
Rites Tomorrow for Lawler Boys
Funeral rites are planned Sunday at 2 p.m. in Lawler Community church for Lyle Marvetz 16 and Gerald Marvetz 10 who drowned Thursday night in Crane creek Lawler Iowa. Rev. William G. Stiker of New Hampton will conduct the service. Burial follows at Rose Hill cemetery at 3:30 p.m. Local authorities cite no eyewitnesses but believe cramps caused the drowning as one boy was seized and the other tried to aid him.
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Courier
Fredericksburg
Lyle Marvetz
Gerald Marvetz
Crane Creek
Lawler
Lawler Community Church
William G. Stiker
Congregational Church
New Hampton
Crampe
Rose Hill Cemetery
Dysart Millinery Quits, Moves to Waterloo
May 26 Mrs Rose Ford and daughter Alta Fickham have quit the Dysart millinery shop after two years and moved stock and household goods to Waterloo. Ackley Pastoral circle held an annual meeting at Peace Evangelical church with Rev Seybold presiding. Mr and Mrs M Beatty moved their West Wilson street produce business to Sunnyside outskirts. Youngest son and daughter of Mrs A E Waller of Phoenix were operated on in Waterloo. Mrs Herbert Morrow and daughter of Chicago visiting in Waterloo with parents Mr and Mrs Frank Smock. Mr and Mrs G H Milne were in Waterloo for an operation on Mrs Milne who is recovering. C GA club met at the home of Mrs Charles Herd.
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Couvier
Dysart
Rose Ford
Alta Fickham
Waterloo
Ackley
Peace Evangelical Church
Seybold
M. Beatty
West Wilson Street
Sunnyside
A. E. Waller
Phoenix
Ariz
Herbert Morrow
Chicago
Frank Smock
G. H. Milne
Weddings At Brown Church Week of May 22 26
Six marriages performed by Rev. J L McComson at the Little Brown church Nashua Iowa May 22 to 24. The couples include Wesley Wender son Madrid and Cecile L Bump Des Moines. Clarence W Bredlaw Kiemme and Annabell Carlson Kiemme. Harry E Hanken Buffalo Center and Margaret Tr Smith Buffalo Center. Elton F Patterson Des Moines and Gertrude Utter Des Moines. Milton H Bratdau Osage and Myrtle E Naig Osage. Elmer R Troge Rudd and Marie Simpson Osage.
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Convier
Nashua
J. L. McComson
Little Brown Church
Wesley Wenderson
Madrid
Cecile L. Bump
Des Moines
Clarence W. Bredlaw
Kiemme
Annabell Carlson
Harry E. Hanken
Buffalo Center
Margaret Tr. Smith
Elton FE
Patterson
Frederika anglers tell a strange fish tale on the river
Local Frederika, Indiana residents and a merchant describe a warm season fishing anecdote. A man with a new pole misses bites until a large fish pursues smaller fish, then is pecked by them and sinks back. The teller claims he never saw anything like it.
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Courier
Frederika
Dike Students Given Scholarship Awards
Commencement exercises at Dike high school honored scholarship recipients Lysan Copley Jeanette Wright Vera Petersen David Kelsen Raymond Petersen and Chart Andersen. The event took place Thursday evening in Dike Indiana with special recognition for academic achievement.
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Dike, In
Dike High Schow
Memorial service and community notices in La Porte
The La Porte community holds its annual Union Memorial service at 11 AM in the high school auditorium with a sermon by Rev. T. Nielsen and choral music by the girls glee club. A farewell service for Rev. Vandersall is planned at the Evangelical church. Other items include class picnics, Miss Linda Hilmer’s nursing graduation, and local travel plans.
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la Porte City
Union
T. Nielsen
C. H. Vandersall
Dumont
Sher
Trucks Hauling Gravel for Roads Near Frederika
Frederika Iowa May 26 Trucks haul gravel from Potters Siding to the county line for the new bridge on primary No 58. Joe Atcock mobilizes stone and lime production for farmers yet cannot meet demand. Mr and Mrs H C Koch reside on Island Park fishing and resting with ample fish. Gladys Gillett resigns from Richmond cafe to move to Great Falls Mont Arline Wilkinson takes her former post.
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Courier
Frederika
Potters Siding
Joe Atcock
H. C. Koch
Water- Joo
Island Park
Gladys Gillett
Richmond Cafe
Great Falls
Mont
Arline Wilkinson
Miss Gillett
Manchester People Hold Two Functions
Manchester Indiana May 26 The second social function this week hosted by Mr and Mrs Wayne Hall drew guests including Mr and Mrs Wayne Duton Mr and Mrs Irving Lane Mr and Mrs Clarence Brown Mr and Mrs D Dale Davis Mr and Mrs J C Grossman Dr and Mrs J L Jones Mr and Mrs Robert W Combs Mr and Mrs Austin Hengan Mr and Mrs Henry Kraus and Dr and Mrs BE Goen Greeley A prior dinner for about 20 guests featured Mr and Mrs Hall with Walter Rossman and others Prizes at bridge went to Mrs Cheene Yoran and Henry Bronson
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Conrie
Manchester
Wayne Hall
Wayne Dutton
Irving Lane
Clarence Brown
D. Dale Davis
3. C. Grossman
J. L. Jones
Robert W. Combs
Austin Hengan
Henry Kraus
BE. J. Goen
Greeley
Hall
Walter Rossman
Don A. Preussner
Howard Drew
T. J. Matthews
Floyd H. Arnold
Edw. Kuhlman
E. G. Dittmer
Henry Bronson
Clarence Yoran
Bridge
Cheeence Yoran
Assumption School Graduates Nine Seniors on June 10
Cresco Iowa May 26 Nine seniors of Assumption school will graduate this year with commencement on Sunday evening June 10. The high school graduates are Genevieve Baldwin Anna B Carrollan Lucile Gaul Mary Sutton Eleanor Lysgow Jeanette Stevens Catherine Upton Ruth Wittenbreer George McGourty. Eighth grade graduates include Marie Carolan Emme Chibak Ruth Connolly Lester Ferrie Virgil Lawrence Eleanor Mafone Robert McNally Nellie Mullen.
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Cresco
Assumption School
The
Genevieve Baldwin
Anna B. Carolan
Lucile Gaul
Mary Sutton
Eleanor Lysgow
Jeanette Stevens
Catherine Upton
Ruth Wittenbreer
George McGourty
Marie Carolan
Emme Chibak
Ruth Connolly
T Lester Ferrie
Virgil le
Eleanor ‘Lawrence
Marty Mafone
Robert McNally
Nellie Mullen
Assumpion High School
McDermott
Independence High Awards Gold I s for Achievements
Independence High held a letters ceremony in May awarding Gold I s to seniors with three or more major athletic letters. Recipients included Paul Coleman Carl Bury and Adrian Hudson. declamatory debate winners Robert Allen Elinor Gherny Richard McDonnell Jack Carey also received the award. Track I s went to multiple students with names listed. Y s were given to girls for basketball and additional I s to Grace Allen Winifred Ballou and Raghley Hartzberg.
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Independence
Paul Coleman
Carl Bury
Adrian Hudson
Robert Allen
Elinor Gherny
Richard McDonnell
Jack Carey
Winifred Stannard
Esther Glaspey
Dorothy Sells
Bertha Kloty
Dorothy Olsen
Lilah Sand
Geraldine Fawcett
Grace Allen
Winifred Ballou
Raghley Hartzberg
Phil Hanna Will Talk Before Shell Rock Brotherhood
Gen. Phil Hanna of Waterloo will address the Shell Rock Methodist Brotherhood on Monday May 28 at the Shell Rock church. He will recount experiences at the American consulate in Mexico City. The Beaver township farm bureau plans a program at the Shell Rock school gym that evening featuring plays by 4-H and a PEP club letter awards ceremony.
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Courier
Stryka
Shell Rock
Brotherhood of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Phil Hanns
Waterloo
Hanna
Mexico City
Vernon Garner
Hugh Conway
Merle McInroy
Robert Schmid
Lynn Ward
Forest McInroy
Bill Sharik
Olive Winkey
Ava Miler
Mansfield Witt
Farm Bureau
Beaver Township Farm Bureau
Shell Rock School
Shell Rock Township
Lodge at Vinton Hosts Visiting Masons
Vinton Lodge No. 62 A F and A M welcomed visiting members from Belle Plaine Tracer Shellsburg Cedar Rapids Marion Gladbrook and Chicago at a special meeting. Dinner followed by a social hour and M M degree work. Banks closed Thursday while bankers attended the Iowa Bankers association convention in Independence. M L Bowman Republican nominee for governor spoke Thursday afternoon at the city hall.
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Vinton
Vinton Lodge
Belle Plaine
Tracer
Shellsburg
Cedar Raptles
Marion
Gladbrook
Chicago
Iowa Bankers’ Association
Independence
M. L. Bowman
Alty Hall
Nashua Juniors Banquet Seniors in Local High School
Nashua Iowa May 26 local high school's junior class hosted a banquet to honor the seniors. Attendees included Superintendent Darrow and Mrs. Darrow principal Cassie McCulinch and teachers Hoff man Anderson Meyers Seuttle Hostetter and Fred Schoenfield.
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Nashua
la Shultz Inn
Lakeshore
Boll
Darrow
Conach Harald Smith
Memorial Program Arranged by Janesville
Janesville Iowa schedules Memorial Day events starting at 9:07 a.m. May 30 with a processional from the schoolhouse to the river bridge for a naval service. After ceremonies at the cemetery, W R G and American Legion assist, followed by an 11 a.m. program at the M E church featuring choirs, invocations, Gettysburg address, and speeches by local officials. Dinner to the public at church dining rooms.
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Janesville
School House
River Bridge
Tars
W. R. G. and
American Legion
M. E
FP. A. Smith
Debhert Cerhardt
Vinlin Folo
Joyce Powers
du Flanders Plelis
John Simpson
Theply
Venette Shepard
Mastic
Inlor Choir
Fairbank Man Hurts Self While Working
May 26 Will Weepte was severely injured in a fall while working in his yard and taken to Oelwein for treatment. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Marlin Fethgether Tuesday. Julius Frederick drove to Elina Wisconsin to visit relatives. Mrs Jane Licht, with an infected foot, was taken to Oelwein for treatment. John Carcoran is building a double garage.
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Fairbank
Wwill Weepte
Oelwein
Marlin Fethgether
Julius Frederick
Elina
Wis
Jane Licht
John Carcoran
Hazleton Holds Graduation Exercises for Seniors and Eighth Grade
In Hazleton on May 26 a local high school seniors class and the eighth grade received diplomas. Bruce Gates of Waterloo delivered the commencement address to the graduates, marking a formal end to their respective studies.
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Hazleton
Bruce Gates
Waterloo
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