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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1928

Page

3

Arrest Operator Arrests Visit Home of Mother in Connection With Theatre Robbery

Carmichael operator tied to a burglary at Grand Theatre, where $800 in Sunday receipts were stolen. Police traced him from Lost Trail to Minneapolis and later detained him at his mother's Stillwater home. State and local officials, including BM Stoner and Theodore Bryant, have been in Stillwater pursuing leads.

Pourier Srectul Hergeeet Oelwein Lin Caremichael Connecticon Stillwater Mina N. 1 Watt Susqielun Carmichael Matre Minneapolis Stoner Theodore Bryant Eastern Town Theatres, Inc Whih Minnesota

Cutest Baby Shirley Patterson Crowned County Hopeful

Shirley Leone Patterson of Hudson, born June 20, 1927, was named Black Hawk county cutest baby in a state contest. At five months old, she had 185 gallons of milk during her first week and received many gifts. She is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. Baldwin and great granddaughter of Mrs. Elizabeth Highmey.

Hudson. Ie Shirley Leone Patterson O. H. Patterson Hudson Black Hawk County Shirley Mfe F. Baldwin Elizabeth Highmey

Memorial address planned for Brandon event

A Cedar Rapids man will give Brandon’s Memorial address on Wednesday at 10 a.m. in Brandon at G.ARL hail. The program includes song, invocation, readings, recitations, and an address by George C. Claassen of Cedar Rapids, followed by a march to the cemetery for graves decoration.

Cedar Rapids Brandon Courier America Gen. Logan Francis Thil Dorothy Bagley Reading George C. Claassen BH. P Shei Mary Lectart Floyd Roster May Roster Macation Methodist Schurch Mabel. Huppert Dysart Brandon School Ethel Parkin Geo

Mrs Albert Ross Dies at Wellsburg

Mrs Albert Ross aged 28 died at her Wellsburg area home in May from a tooth infection. She formerly was Viola Eberling, daughter of Fred Shberline former mayor of Wellsburg. Survived by her husband three children several sisters and brothers and aunt Mrs Will Benz Grundy Center.

Courier Grundy Center Albert Ross Weillsburg Viola Eberling Fred Shberline

Memorial Day Observed in Traer with Hall Address

Traer Iowa will mark Memorial Day with its usual inner ceremonies. A feature is an address by W Earl Hall of Mason City, managing editor of the Mason City Globe-Gazette and community service director of the Iowa American Legion.

Traer W. Earl Hall Mason City Hall Mason

Butler Diostrict Builds Fifth County School This Year

Allison Ta school house Burramer on primary run planned as the fifth tile school in Butler County within a year. The building measures 24 by 86 feet with a full basement and locker alcove for pupils. Construction begins soon by Manifold Freeman, with board members Wilson, Be, Lite, Tindle, and Armahong overseeing the project.

Freeman, Dungont Win West Point No. A Dale Wilson J. A Ver UT Lite Iressurer Tindle Roscoe Armahong

Orange Elects Iowa City Man to Head School

Orange Consolidated schools elected Ben Oxon of Iowa City as superintendent succeeding O. S. Hamer, who ends his twelfth year. Oxon will also teach Smarts Hughes agriculture and will move here with his wife later. The district also announced staff changes for 1928-29 and new appointments across grades and subjects.

Gonher Zazel Kane Cedar Walls ML. H. Koch Waterloo Beulah Plickinger Dinsdale Lisle Imes Reinbeck Margaret Ellis Mary Saylor Merle Gray Independence Faye Goldwin la Porte City Esther Gissell Smarts-Hughes Grove Betwee Hudson Carl Schrock Jay Schrock Bright Adam Saylor Daugthers Miss Melva Miller Greene Earl Pereinger Shell Rock E. Walter Miller Ezra Brandt Atene California Ge Keough Stokes Missouri Rabin Fies Quincey Rel J. Wilbert Miller Roy Carrie Knop Aleta Maust Mt. Morris Tih Will McRoberts

Hudson Memorial Program Starts One Hour Earlier

Memorial day observance in Hudson moves up one hour to begin at 9 a.m. to allow grave decorations at Catholic Blessing Cemetery and related exercises. American Legion Post commander A H Evans announced the change. An all day Black Hawk County Women’s ChristianTemperanceUnion meeting is set for Thursday with a prime dinner at Spear.

Couener Featley Hots A H. Evans American Legion Hudson Black Hawk

Memorial Day Observance In Cedar Falls Plans

Cedar Falls observes Memorial Day with a Regent theatre address by Rev. W. G. Rowley after a parade of patriotic orders. Morning wreaths and flag placements at Fairview and Greenwood cemeteries honor Civil and World War dead. graves elsewhere noted. Graveside services, college address, and May Day events follow. veterans lists and cemetery tallies cited.

Ronder Cedar Falls Regent Theatre W. G. Rowley First Methodist Episcopal Church Fairview Greenwood Brinkley Pierce L. Simons Douglas Smith Greenwood Cemetery Finenford Gerholdt Hillside Highland Washington Mt. Vernon

Toledo Woman Is Delegate to Intl W C T U Conference

Mrs. Neil Lamb of Toledo has been scheduled as delegate to attend the International W C T U conference in Lausanne Switzerland from July 26 to August 3. Delegates sail from Hoboken on the SS Americacak June 30, visit Belgium Holland Switzerland and England, then attend fete day in Lausanne. Afterward Mrs. Lamb will tour southern Europe and visit American battlefields in France. Funeral services for Mrs. Byron Briggs of Manchester were held in Dubuque with burial in Manchester. she died of a heart attack at age 66.

Laurien Sper Poledo Neil Lamb Haleay WGC. T. WU Lausanne Switserland SS. Amer Hoboken Plymouth England Hister Belgium Holland Swatzerland Lacsanne Tom Lime Mrs. Lamb Europe France Dubuque Manchester Byron Briggs Uns City E. D. Wells Methodist

Former Iowan Injured in Fall from Freight Car

Tracer Iowa May 29 report of Levi Schlomer a Traer native and father of Leo Schlomer injured after falling from a freight car door in Rockford Wisconsin He struck a steel beam while crossing a plank and was rendered unconscious. X rays showed neck base injury and torn ligaments in hips. he is recovering.

Courier Special Service Tracer Dtevy ‘Schlomer Traer Leo Schlomer Rockford

Memorial Day Observance Moves to Morning in La Porte

La Porte May 29 Decoration Day program to be held in the morning with a 9 o'clock procession forming on Main Street. Speakers include the mayor and ministers. veterans from Civil War, Spanish American War, and World War. the Women’s Relief Corps and Auxiliary. flower committees. and a tribute at the waterway. Graves at Westview cemetery to be decorated with ritual services and the Gettysburg address. American Legion detonation of eight graves at Eagle Center planned for 7:30 AM. Additional notes cover Campfire Girls outing, Cedar Falls 4-H club bake sale plans, and social visits among local families.

la Porte City Moraine Main Street Women's Relief Corps Auxiliary Plower Committee Waters Bis Creek D. W. Morgan Westview Cemetery Getttysburg Galer Haven Charles Kocher J. C. Murtagh Waterloo American Legion Eagle Center

Viking Pump Co Officials Re-Elected at Annual Meeting

The official staff at Viking Pump Co. was re-elected at the annual meeting of stockholders held in Cedar Falls on May 29. The executive board for the coming year includes W. LG Hearst as president, W. O. Hos secretary, TC Petersen treasurer, and J. B. Wyth manager. The company reported last 12 months’ totals of $590,000 in related figures.

SPORE Cedar Falls Viking Pump Company Follo W

Simple Calonite Method for Blackheads

A brief consumer note claims two ounces of Calonite powder sprinkled on a hot wet surface will quickly dissolve blackheads. The guide advises brushing the powder over affected areas and asserts results within two magics.

Grundy Center Alumni Banquet Marks 1903 Class Hosts

Grundy Center high school alumni banquet drew over 100 attendees at the M. E. church. The class of 1903 were hosts, with next year’s group hosting the 1904 graduates, as revival tradition continues with annual 25‑year class hosts. Evangelist John H. Conso conducts revival services nearby as Ivester H. S. graduates and local students prepare for summer plans and education.

Grundy Center Grundy Center High School M. E. Church Evangelis John H. Conso Fredrick Alice Church of God

No More Gas In Stomach And Bowels Ad

An old style advertisement promises relief from bloating and stomach gas using Baxlmann's Gas Tablets. It claims to stop indigestion causing nervousness and heart palpitations, restore deep breathing, reduce drowsiness after meals, and calm bodily discomfort with a yellow pack product sold at drug stores.

Baxlmann

Horse Bites Ear from Montour Girl

Traer Ia May 29 The little daughter of Mr and Mrs Chas Weise living near Montour met with an unusual accident last week while playing in the barn yard when a mare bit her ear. The ear was torn and could not be recovered. The child has been receiving treatment at a Marshalltown hospital.

Cedar Chums Roger Bown Barbara Howrey Leola Craft Alta Teeter Fultz Stele Clark Lehman J. W. Lehman Harold Williams Fairbanks Ida Lehmant C. W. Lehman Cedar Rapids F. E. Lehman Fredrick George Klock Des Moines A. Brusc Orra Brust Martha Iowa Methodist Hospital Hudson Wome Mary Young Long Beach Cal Sarah Hudson G. K. Smelser Daugther Lillian Waterloo John O'Reilley Cedaxy Rapids Hudson California Mary Gardner Englewood Chicago Lucille Bannister Russell Bobby Bill C. B. Gingrich Spenigth Traer Chas Marshalltown

Cedar Falls P. E. O. Chapter Picnic Highlights

Reports from the annual state convention were presented to Chapter AB P. E. O. at a Washington park picnic. Delegates included Mrs. J. B. Newman and Mrs. Lews Begeman, with Begeman reelected state inspector. Myron Begeman and Hazel Flagler Begeman attended as early commencement and alumni reunion arrivals. Calvary Baptist Men's Service Club met at the church with speeches by Rev. Thomas Anderson Rev. J. D. Winding and Rev. O. L. Keneagy.

Cedar Falls Washington Park J. B. Newman Lews Begeman Begeman Myron Begeman Ser Hazel Flagler Teachers College Men's Service Club Calvary Baptist Church Thomas Anderson J. D. Winding O. L. Keneagy Wsterloo

Finish Concrete Bridge in Tama

May 29 report from Courine Special Service notes the Wolf creek bridge on primary No. 8 east of Tracr is completed. Traffic will switch to the new 26 by 72-foot floor this week with pedestrian access along the Worth side. Dirt approaches near done. night road surfacing from Bert Axon corner to the bridge adds a half mile of hard surface. The project creates a direct route from Axon corner to Second Street, halving the prior distance and replacing the flood-destroyed bridge near the C W station.

Courine Special Service Wolf Creek Tracr Worth Bert Axon Tracy Dysart Tracon Second Street Axon Corner

Doctor Finds Best for Thin Constipated People

A Monticello Illinois family doctor Dr Caldwell treats women and children for minor illnesses with a standard laxative regimen. He created Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin in 1892, which became a nationwide best seller with millions of bottles yearly. The ad promises a free sample by sending the name Syrup Pepsin to Monticello Illinois.

Monticello Ilinois Dr. Caldwell Dr . Gardwell

Delayed Road Bridge Construction Amid Land-Owner Negotiations

Delays persist in the bridge project as negotiations with landowners stall progress for months. Officials face mounting holds while final plans and actions remain unsettled.

Charles City Chautauqua Dates Set for June 13 19

The Charles City executive committee met with John Colton of the chautauqua circuit to arrange this season’s programs for June 13 to 19. Central school grounds are expected to host events as in past years unless building work interferes.

Courier Charles City Chautauqua John Colton Chautauqua Circuit Independent Association

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