Charles City Church Plans Seventieth Anniversary Tribute
Charles City reports plans for the seventieth anniversary of First Congregational church to be observed Nov. 25. Rev. Thomas Anderson and officials form committees for three Sunday services and a parish dinner with invitations extended to former pastors and neighboring churches.
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Courier
Charles City
First Congregational Church
Cedar Falls
Ed’ N. Waterbury
W. E. Dodge
Carlisle Ellis
Henry Summers
W. R. McCray
O. G. Satterlee
R. M. Townsend
R. E. Sergent
Fred Wachsman
Fteenth Avenue
Hudson Iowa Community Meeting Postponed to Nov 9
Hudson Iowa November 2 The monthly community meeting is postponed to Friday November 9 due to teachers absence during corn husking vacation. The Programme committee includes Mrs G B Hogshead Mrs W G Strayer and Mrs BH Lafrenz structured for entertainment. School resumes Monday November 5 after two weeks off.
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Courier Special Service
Hudson
Rebekah
First Brethren Church
Erest Byers
Dean
R. I. Bordner
Donald
H. E. Lairenz
W. N. Roush
Smith Bowen
Frank Bowen
Council Bluffs
Lester Watters
We Hatter
W C T U Meeting Heads Into Election Topics
Dunkerton Iowa special report says the W C T U met Oct 30 at Mrs Fern Canfield home with 24 members present. Mrs Martha Northrup led the devotional and Mrs Floyd Davis conducted a program on election topics and questions. A life-membership certificate was given to Mrs Davis. A closing song “O Aunt Hannah” honored Hoover.
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Dunkerton
Fern Canfield
Martha Northrup
Floyd Davis
Aunt Hannah
Hoover
Rudd man sails to attend Danish golden wedding
George Anderson of Rudd left Wednesday night for New York to sail for Denmark tomorrow. He will attend the golden wedding anniversary of his agent. His passport arrived by mail to Rudd just in time to catch the boat.
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Denmark
Charles City
George Anderson
Rudd
New York
Charles City Seniors Awarded Honor Emblems
Three Charles City seniors Carl Hauser Coral Boyd and Gretchen Clark received honor society pins from Supt Lapham at a high school assembly. The program featured a one act playlet It Must Be Good a girls sextet and talks by Hauser Mitchell and Rev Frye on the meaning and purpose of the honor society.
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Courier &Pedal Service
Charles City
Carl Hauser
Coral Boyd
Gretchen Clark
Lapham
Jed
Ruth Melcher
Edwin Hosking
Edmund Murphy
Goodsell Henke
Frances Mitchell
Ermil Frye
Osage
Concrete piers poured for No 11 bridge near Hazleton
Oelwein Iowa November 2 work on No 11 bridge continues with concrete piers poured for the 60 foot steel span. After completion a new channel will be dredged and heavy fill laid to finish the roadbed between Oelwein and Hazleton and two thirds of the grade toward Independence. The No 10 paving east of Oelwein progresses slowly due to cold and wet weather. Theatre manager Howard Rundle resigns to join Monarch Film in Waterloo. Nancy Lou Fuller’s hand treatment appointment in Cedar Rapids follows a recent crush injury. Halloween mischief reports are light.
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Courier Special Service
Oelwein
No. 11
Hazleton
Independence
Howard Rundle
Eastern Iowa Theatre Enterprises
Sumner
Monarch Film Company
Waterloo
Iowa
Howard Fuller
Nancy Lou
Cedar Rapids
Otterman Trial in Tama Court May Be in December
Assignment of the criminal case of C. E. Otterman former deputy treasurer of Tama county charged with embezzlement of 7000 dollars has not been made on the docket of the present term and will likely be continued to the December term. The case against Joe Pronek charged with theft of poultry was also continued to December term.
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Courier Special Service
C. E. Otterman
Tama County
Joe Pronek
Dysart Sends 25 Delegation to Pythian Sisters Session
A Dysart delegation of 25 attended the eleventh district annual convention of the Pythian Sisters in Cedar Rapids this week. Dysart temple led private installation work, and N. G. O. club members were entertained.
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Dysart
Pythian Sisters
Courier
Eleventh District of Pythian Sisters
Cedar Rapids
Mabel. Hayward
Dysart Temple
N. G. O. Club
Julia Kranbueh
Hilda Moeller
D. E. Club
R. E. Christopher
Maulick
Victor
John Helm
Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor
First Evane's Church
H. H. St. Clair
Vinton
Haugen and Larson Speak at Rallies in New Hampton
Rep. Gilbert N. Haugen of Northwood addressed a Republican rally in New Hampton on Thursday evening. His opponent Erwin Larson of Charles City spoke at the same time during a Democrats meeting.
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Haugen
Larson
New Hampton
Courier
Gilbert N. Haugen
Northwood
Erwin Larson
Charles City
Home Economics Class Serves Dinner for School Board Guests
Randalia Iowa November 2 Special Members of the home economics class served dinner Tuesday evening for members of the school board and their wives. The guests included Rob ert Cluxton and several couples, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Benz Mr. and Mrs. Myron Talcott Jr Mrs Vern Arthur Mr. and Mrs. Dade Holmes and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Davis.
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Randalia
Robert Cluxton
Edwin Benz
Myron Talcott, Jr
Vern Arthur
Dade Holmes
Frank Davis
Graduates to Take Part in Radio Contests at Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls hosts a radio contest with WHO Des Moines to pick the Atwater Kent audition representative for Chicago. Contestants include Miriam Evans Spencer and Florence Reed Cedar Falls, former Teachers College vocal pupils. The event highlights local youths advancing to a major broadcast audition.
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Courier
Cedar Falls
WHO
Des Moines
Towa
Atwater Kent
Chicago
Miriam Evans
Spencer
Florence Reed
Hampton
Leslie I. Reed
Music
The
Teachers College
Iowa Falls Man Buys Traer Cafe Trade News
L. R. Gilchrist, longtime operator of the cafe at the Arlington hotel in Iowa Falls, sold his Iowa Falls business and purchased the Gem cafe in Traer on November 1, taking over the Traer restaurant.
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Iowa Falls
Traer Cafe
Traer
L. R. Gilchrist
Arlington Hotel
Gem Cafe
Cedar Falls Barbers Hear Health Officer Address
Dr. S. W. Barnett Cedar Falls city health officer spoke to the Cedar Falls Barbers association at Red Ball Inn after a dinner for 35 members. He discussed skin diseases and public health measures.
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Cedar Falls
Courier
S. W. Barnett
Mrs Durey Injured In Auto Crash West Of Dubuque
Mrs W A Durey of Manchester Iowa suffered severe head wounds in an automobile crash 10 miles west of Dubuque on Wednesday. She and companions Mrs George C Durey and Mr and Mrs Floyd Durey were en route to Dubuque when another car struck their vehicle. Sixteen stitches were required to close the injuries and she was treated at Finley hospital in Dubuque.
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Manchester
W. A. Durey
Dubuque
Daley Found Guilty in Tama County Extortion Case
Jack Daley of Tama was found guilty by a Tama County district court jury after a trial that spanned Wednesday and Thursday. The case concluded with the verdict on Thursday afternoon.
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Traer
Jack Daley
Tama
District Court
Tama County
Ever- Girl
Henry Indra Dies at Mitchell Rites Sunday
Henry Indra, 73, died Tuesday after a long cancer illness in Mitchell Iowa. Funeral services set for Sunday afternoon in Mitchell. Indra was a director of Mitchell Savings Bank and a Community church member. He is survived by his widow, two sons Charles Lena and Willard, and a daughter Mrs HL Ir Drake.
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Courier
Mitchell
Henry Indra
Highway worker killed by N W train near Norway
A highway construction crew member near Williamsburg identified as about 45 years old was found dead on the Northwestern railway right of way near Norway on Thursday. Police report the man was struck by a train while walking along the track. Relatives are being sought. A separate item notes a Belle Plaine arrest for morphine theft from Dr. Ira Marble’s office, with suspect David Vance admitting guilt. Also mentioned is a Will Williams household housewarming gathering with about a dozen friends planned north of town tonight accompanied by a picnic supper and social time.
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Courier
Winton
Peal Pike
Williamsburg
Northwestern Railway
Norway
David Vance
Belle Plaine
Ira Marble
Hugh Mossman
Will Williams
Buchanan County Vigilantes Prepare for Bank Robbers
Buchanan County vigilantes plan to buy more weapons and follow an agreed offense plan in case of bank robberies, based on a meeting here. The report notes other local items including a funeral, Legion activities, Red Cross plans, play rehearsals, and athletic practice updates.
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Courier Special Servce
Independence
Buchanan County
J.L.” Sharp
Sheehan Post
American Legion
the Legion
Don D. Donnan
Red Cross
Mary J. Rundles
Oerwein
Kate Hamilton
Thomas Cone
H. A. Wardell
F. W. Clark
J.F. Vanderhoof
A. W. Sill
Beauty wins two contests plus movie role for Dorothy Cray
Dorothy Cray of New York enters two recent beauty contests on advice from a friend and wins both as well as a movie engagement. She credits Danderine with stopping dandruff, improving scalp comfort, and restoring hair condition, praising its shine and manageability.
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Dorothy Cray
West 12Th St
New York City
Miss Cray
New York
New Methods of Training Nurses Sought in Iowa
Des Moines reports state nurse board reveals rising nurse registrations, 285 recent registrants, and an alarming ratio of nurses to population. The 1900 to 1928 data shows one nurse per 590 people, prompting a national committee to study changes in registration and training. The eight months work yearly leaves only seven paid, with one month unpaid charity or family care. Distribution issues push nurses to cities, not rural areas, prompting calls to regulate placements.
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Des Moines
U.P
Iowa
State Board of Nurse Examiners
Nursing shortages push reform in hospital care
Veteran nurses urge scaling back small training schools that struggle to meet state accreditation standards and replacing student nurses with graduate nurses for underpaid hospital duties to relieve staffing gaps and improve care.
Radio Politics Two Day Program Sparks Campaign Media Tour
The Associated Press reports a two day radio program featuring Republican figures Herbert Hoover, Senator Borah, A. L. Whitney, and Governor Smith, plus Franklin D. Roosevelt and other New York candidates. Broadcasts run tonight and tomorrow across WEAF WJZ WOR WGR WGY and coast to coast chains from St Louis Boston Cleveland Utica Madison Square Garden and Brooklyn.
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Herbert Hoover
St. Louis
WEAF
William E. Borah
Idaho
Boston
Chain
A. L. Whitney
The
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Cleveland
WOR
Columbia
Alfred E. Smith
Brooklyn
WJZ
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
WGR
WGY
Borah
Utica
N. Y
Ray Layman Wilbur
Leland Stanford University
Smith
Madison Square Garden
New York State
Missing Osage Man Sends Note From Detroit
Do C Huntley of Teeterville, missing three weeks, writes his wife from Detroit to say he went there seeking employment. The note confirms his location and purpose of travel.
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Osage, Te
Do. C. Huntley
Teeterville
Detroit
Mich
Bad Roads Delay Haugen Arrival at Nashua Rally
Nashua Iowa November 2 Rep G N Haugen was delayed by road conditions and car trouble for an hour on arrival for a mass meeting. Heald and Dona hue spoke until Haugen arrived. A benefit and local events raised funds. a nurse opens a maternity home. Former Frostberg pastor Hanna retires to Washington after heart disease.
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Nashua
G. N. Haugen
Ionia
M.J. Heald
ER. P. Donahue
Mr. Haugen
Order of Eastern Star
Opera House
Calvin Shoop
George T. Hanna
Little Brown Church
Frostberg
Washington, D. C
Royal Neighbor Lodge Holds Halloween Party
Stanley Iowa November 2 Special Members of Royal Neighbor lodge and their families enjoyed a Halloween party in Reed's hall Wednesday evening with costumes prizes and refreshments.
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LODGE
Stanley, Ia
Royal Neighbor Lodge
Reed's Hall
Mossman to Be Armistice Speaker at Cedar Falls
Dr. Frank E. Mossman president of Morningside College will deliver the memorial day address at a Cedar Falls union service Sunday morning. All Protestant churches join the observance opening at 10 45 in the Teachers College gym under the American Legion post. The legion ritual will be followed. There is one automobile to every 64 persons in the world.
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William “Morgan
Benson
Harry Larsen
Streeter & Weisbard
A. W. LeValley
Hansen Brothers
Morgan
William
Courier
Cedar Falls
Frank E. Mossman
Morningside College
Bronx City
Teachers College
American Legion
Legion
Friend in Need praised in Johnson City ad
Mara L E Hart of Johnson City New York writes her daughter aged twenty suffered two years from misery with run down health nerve pain and poor appetite. after two bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound her appetite improved she became cheerful and able to work calling the medicine a friend in need and praising it highly.
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Johnson City
Lydia
Mara
L. E. Hart
Floral Avenue
Johnson City, N.Y
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