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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1929

Page

10

Henry Becker linked to Gilmore City bank robbery escape

Henry G Becker of Independence faced arraignment in district court alleging complicity in the Gilmore City Exchange Bank robbery and jail escape. His brother August Becker, already serving a life sentence for a Elk River bank robbery, is tied to the case.

Pocahontas G. Becker Independence Gilmore City Exchange Bank M. GC. Loymien Becker H. S. van Alstine Gilmore City van Alstine August First National Bank Elk River Minn Minnesota August Becker Milwaukee Waterloo Bremer County Hileman Waverly Henry Glimore City

La Porte W C T U to Meet November 8

La Porte Iowa local W C T U schedules a meeting for Friday November 8 at the home of Mrs Thurm Howery south of the interurban station. The notices also mention local social and civic updates including visits, staffing changes, and upcoming alfalfa demonstration by Alfalfa Hutchinson of Waterloo.

Gourier la Porte City Woman's Christian Temperance Union Thurm Howery Martin Renicker Des Moines Clear Lake Harold Chrome Lisbon Plate Ley Walter Kline Houston Tex Rath Packing Company Kline Gates College of Waterloo Waterloo Clarence Kline Nzora Carlton Dunkerton Carlton Jennie Kline Lions Club Ira Richards Mary Hemsworth Margaret King Hutchinson Central States Ele

Follmer Service Held for Elizabeth Follmer

Funeral services were held in Independence for Mrs. Elizabeth Follmer of Stanley with Rev. Wo Snatch officiating. She leaves a son John Follmer, Stanley. daughter Mrs. Sarah Menzell, also of Stanley. two other daughters Mrs. E. Davis and Ralph Lewis of Hazleton. three brothers Jacob Kiefer Hazleton, W H Kiefer Waterloo, and Adam Kiefer Angles Cal. and sister Mrs. W. Wallace of Independence.

Hazleton Elizabeth Follmer Ehurch Snatch Follmer John Follmer Stanley Sarah Menzell Ralph Lewis E. Davis Jacob Kiefer W. H W. Kiefer Wasterloo Adam Kiefer Ange Ins Cal Slter W. Wallace Yves Independence

Winthrop Methodists Meet for Farm Bureau Talk

Winthrop Ta Nov 6 Mrs Amas finds entertaining women at home. Farm bureau to hold a special meeting tomorrow at 2 PM in the schoolhouse. Prof Vernon from Ames will speak on selecting poultry stock and winter flock management. County Agent workers will assist with various duties.

Winthrop Amas Farm Bureau Vernon Ames

Teachers College Alligator Pet Is Now 22 Yrs Old

A lone Florida alligator named Allie at Iowa State Teachers College nears its twenty second winter in the greenhouse. Once one of three born years apart, Allie survived the first winter while others perished. A newer alligator arrived after a wind storm and became trapped in ice but did not join Allie. This winter Allie remains dormant and fed only occasionally, with no plan for a companion.

Teachers College Courier Spector Cedar Falls Alice Iowa State Teachers College Allie Alle Iowa Florida Everglades

Gladbrook Legion Auxiliary Dinner for Post

The Gladbrook Woman's Auxiliary will host a 6:30 PM Armistice evening dinner for American Legion members. Mrs Floy Mann-Schermerhorn attends a Des Moines reception with Governor Hamoveil for Mrs Donald McCrae of Council Bluffs, new national auxiliary president.

Courier Speatat Gladbrook American Legion Floy Mann -Schermerhorn Des Moines John Hamoveil Donald McCrae Council Bluffs National American Legion Auxiliary Schermerhorm State Auxiliary B. S. Harms E. Asling Clara Durkes Marelli Harms

Collision Hurls Girl Passenger Through Windshield

Ackley Illinois November 6 Miss Glendale Gresslin of Ackley is hospitalized in Rochester Minnesota after being catapulted through the windshield of an automobile she rode in The truck driven by Charles Bird stopped along the road to inspect trouble No lights on the truck contributed to the crash and Gresslin suffered severe cuts bruises and a torn knee cap when another vehicle blinded by lights struck the car

Bremer County Waverly H. G. Becker August Jay Hilemen Waterloo Wes Denver Becker Hileman Dubuque Courier Special Service Ackley Ill Charles Bird Bird Gari Pruyn Miss Gresslin Pruyn

Three Accident Victims Improve in Independence

Three injured residents from Independence show progress. Mrs. Patrick J. Smith of Earlville, badly hurt by a shotgun charge at her parents’ home, nears return home. K. Carmichael, seriously injured by a shotgun blast, has left hospital for home. C. V. Schmidt, hurt in a fall from a building, remains treated for back, hip, and shoulder injuries.

Independence Patrick J. Smith Earlville George Exman Charles Exmazn K. Carmichael D. B. Birtch C. V. Schmidt Jamason Coal Company Work FL

Farmer's Hand Crushed at Hudson Grain Elevator

Charles Griffith, working unloading corn at a Hudson elevator, suffered a crushed right hand. The first finger was amputated and a second finger removal was initially feared but avoided. He was taken to Presbyterian Timspitat for treatment before returning home. A separate note mentions a play titled A Bit of Gossip to be performed in Raymond, Iowa, on Friday November 6 with refreshments.

Oursty Spry i Sereieey Hudson Charles Griffith Hig Farm Herp Presbyteriany

Hazleton G A R Post 63 Disbands After 1884 Service

Hazleton G A R Post 63 will surrender its charter on November 13 as only two survivors remain. Jacob Klefer, 88, and George Fish, who joined after organization, are the last members. The post founded in 1884 has a long Hazleton headquarters tradition and memorialized comrades in the cemetery. W R C session draws many members. Hazleton post provides 42 delegates, the largest district representation.

Courier Special Service Hazleton G. W. Nelson Post Woman's Relief Corps Jacob Klefer Ving George Fish Iblias Post W. BR. C. Post Independence Hazleton Post

Methodist Mission Society of Jesup Holds Meeting

Mrs. Henry Harris hosted the Missionary society of the Methodist church for a gathering this afternoon. Estella Strain returned from six weeks in San Diego caring for her ailing aunt Mrs. Join Hankinson who died in October. Members attended the district Women’s Relief corps convention. J. Charles will host the next meeting. The Ladies Aid plan a Wednesday program and refreshments. committee members are listed. The column notes local moves and visits, including the Freed family moving to a new farm home and Edgar Bloom joining Standard Oil here.

Jesup Henry Harris Missionary Society of the Methodist Church Estella Strain San Diego Cal Join Hankinson Coal Post Women's Relief Corps Independence L. F. Prink J. M. Barger J. R. Baird FP. Meyers L. H. Blakeman E. Haskins J. J. Brown W. Wills J. Charles Ladies’ Aid The Methodist Church William Fisher Mervin Doughty Arthur Comfort Ervin Miler Edward Buell Goodrich of Slaghorn v_ M. Stoddard

Ackley Women Society Meetings Schedule Parish Groups

Ackley Iowa November schedule of Mrs Heman Mrs Lemm Mrs Honan and Mrs Keough for St Marys Cemetery association gatherings. St Johns Ladies Aid near Robertson Nov 12. First Evangelical Missionary and Legion Auxiliary events set for Nov 8 and 7. M E Church Ladies Aid at Mrs Hemrd home and other parishal society sessions announced.

Ackley St. Mary's Cemetery Joseph Heman Mary Lemm Helen Honan Luly Keough Herman Butts Ald Aotiety St. John’s Church Robertson Women's. Missionary Society of First Evangelical Church Otto Grobe Woman's Auxiliary of the American Legion Legion Hall Evangelical Ladies’ Ald Society Hermit Muller Ladies’ Ald Society M. E. Church Charles Hemhd

Julius Wenger of Oelwein Dies Surrounded by Family

Julius Wenger of Oelwein dies yesterday. Funeral at Lutheran church Thursday at 1 30 p m. He lived at 102 Fourth Avenue. Survived by widow and seven children: Emil Wenger Fayette Edward Chicago William Ottwein Mrs Pred Wolf Maynard Mrs John Walt Aurora and Mrs William Laferra Indianapolis.

Courier Ineouml Bergieg Oelwein Julius Wenger Fourth Avenue Pontheass Emil Wenger Iear Fayette Edward Chicago William Ottwein Pred Wolf Maynard John Walt Aurora William laFera Indianapolis Trae

Fire damages Quasqueton home of Mr and Mrs Perry

A Sunday morning fire destroyed the Perry residence in Quasqueton, with only furniture saved. The blaze, detected around 14 oclock, likely started from a defective flue. Mr and Mrs Berry moved into the nearby Kintball residence that afternoon.

Quasqueton Tsdepentence M Perry Quasquetan Berry

John Berry Rites Planned at Van Hornes Catholic Church

Obituary notes John Berry a lifelong Van Horne resident and farmer who died suddenly of heart disease at 66. He never married, lived with siblings, helped organize Farmers Savings Bank, and left about 800 acres of land. Funeral services set for the Van Horne Catholic church.

Vinton John Berry van Horne Mr. Berry van Home Berry Farmers’ Savings Bank of Culture Club Ward W. Stripper Lincoln High School

Charles City Lions Aid Greene Club Charter Event

Ten Charles City Lions and wives drove to Greene to organize a Lions club and witness the charter presentation. Rev A Grant Raymond of Vin ton spoke, Prof W R Hays led singing, and Mason Citys Rusty Hinge Quartet performed. District governor Dr F Starr and W A Westfall spoke as officers listed.

Courier Charles City Lions Club Greene A. Grant Raymond Vinton W. R. Hays Iowa State ‘Teachers College Mason City F. Starr Llons

Waverly church groups report meetings and events

Waverly Orphans Aid Society of St. Pauls Lutheran met in the afternoon with hostesses Mrs H Rausch Mrs E H Meyer and Mrs F G Engelbrecht. Other societies met at homes or church events including Miss Emmian Guetzlaff and Rev John Aman. St Marys parish bazar set for Nov 12 and 13 with supper from 11.90. Banns posted for Miss Margaret Corwin and Joseph Kreger. Mrs Dodge Wright recovering from October 31 appendicitis operation at Mercy hospital.

Waverly Orphan’s Aid Society of St. Paul's Lutheran Church H. Rausch E. H Meyer FG. Engelbrecht Woman's Home and Foreign Mission Society of St. Paul's Church Emrmian Guetzlaff John Aman Wartburg Noble Grand Association Jessie Rush St. Mary's Parish St. Mary's Church Margaret Corwin New Hartford Joseph Kreger Dodge Wright Mercy Hospital

Charles City Legion Plans Armistice Observance

Charles City Indiana November 6 The Shan non Legion post outlines Armistice observance with a service at Central ML E church on Sunday evening November 10. On Monday members meet at 1 PM in Central Park and parade to Lincoln Field for a short service before the football game.

Charles City Shannon Legion Post Central ML. E Central Park Lincoln Field

WIRS. LARS CHRISTIANSEN III: AT CEDAR FALLS

Mrs. Lara Christiansen Ree B45 years is critically ill at her Cedar Falls home six miles southwest, after two years of declining health.

Wirs Lars Christiansen III Cedar Falls Courier Special Service Cedar Fails Lara Chestiansen

Sigma Tau Delta Initiates Six at Upper Iowa Chapter

Upper Iowa chapter of Sigma Tau Delta the English fraternity held a formal initiation for six neophytes this week. The event began in the Y room with a short program presided by Azalea Knight, followed by toasts from Ruth Watson Honorine Otley and Mildred Steggall. Initiates were Clyde Cushion Vance Bates Jesse Finch Elizabeth Herrling Ann Delbert and Ruth Holmes. Robert Graham and Harold Whitney were elected to membership but unavailable to attend and will be initiated later.

Fayette Upper Iowa Sigma Tau Delta Nntonsal English Azalea Knight Ruth Watson Lemont Honorine Otley Mildred Steggall Clyde Cushion Vance Bates Arlington Jesse Finch Delwen Elizabeth Herrling Wadena Ann Delbert Lima Ruth Holmes Dennen Robert Graham West Union Harold Whitney Eldora

Street Repairs at Oelwein Finished

Oelwein Iowa November 6 the resurfacing and repairing job on 34 blocks of streets and avenues will be finished this week if the weather holds. Dr S M Andrews and family departed today to attend the funeral of his brother Dr L V Andrews of Algona. Gerald Werlaufer a Carleton College student Northfield Minn has been chosen as a member of the college choir of 114 singers.

Sardal Oelwein S. M. Andrews L. V. Andrews Algona Dysart Gerald Werlaufer Carleton College Northfield Minn

Mooney Returns to Store at Waverly

Waverly Iowa Navy 6 John Mooney former operator of the variety store here resumes management after CG Pape departs for Quincy to join a Penney store. Mooney, who left five years ago to run a Summer branch, is now back in charge. Also reported a collarbone fracture from a football scrimmage is delaying school attendance.

Courier Special Service Waverly Navy John Mooney CG. Pape Quincy Star Penney Mooney Summer

Teachers College to Sponsor One Study Center Week

Cedar Falls reports ex tension division of Teachers college will run a study center this week. H L Hells and Prof Irving Wolfe will conduct a rural education conference at Eldora for Herdin county teachers. About 73 faculty members head to Des Moines for the State Teachers association meeting with plans for a Teachers college dinner at Hotel Fort Des Moines and attention to Grinnell Teachers game.

Cedar Falls Onns Extension Division Teachers College H. L. Hells Rural Education Irving Wolfe Eldora Herdin County T. C Des Moines State Teachers' Association Fort Des Moines Owen P. McElmise St. Paul Minn St. Thomas College McElmee Grinnell-Teachers Town City F. L. Mahannah

Gladbrook Church Societies Convene

The German M. E. church Women’s Foreign Missionary society held its monthly meeting in the church parlors on Wednesday. Hostesses were Mrs. Donald Hest Mrs. Chris Mussig and Mrs. J. W. Sehorener. The Ladies Aid group of the M. & church met at Mrs. I. A. Merrill’s home with assistants Mrs. Ed Cole Mrs. James Taylor and Mrs. W. B. King assisting.

Courier Gladbrook Women's Foreign Missionary Society M. E. Church Donald Hest Chris Mussig J. W. Sehorener Ladies’ Aid Society I. A. Merrill Ed Cole James Taylor W. B. King

Community Corn Show Planned in Charles City

A Charles City meeting of the organizing committee chaired by Lea Fenholt set prizes for the upcoming community corn show in early December. Awards include a sweepstakes of 25 dollars and ten-car lots of yellow and white corn with top prizes of 10 dollars and 5 dollars respectively, plus store-window prize merchandise from participating merchants. Floyd County Fair sponsors the event with local business cooperation.

Courier Charles City Lea Fenholt Bartey Blunt B. C. Sorenson Ing Floyd County Fann Purest

Sarg's Marionets at Teachers College Thursday

Cedar Falls audiences will see Tony Sarg's Marionets on the lyceum program at Teachers College. A matinee at 3 30 pm features the Bremen Band and the Fairy Prince, followed by an evening performance of Rip Van Winkle in action. The puppet shows draw large crowds.

Cedar Falls Lyceum Teachers College Tony Sarg Rip van Winkle

Obele Funeral Service Held in Cedar Falls

Services for William Obele who died after a two week illness from heart disease were held at Brownchapel with Rev. Herbert Mohrmann of Waterloo officiating. Interment followed at Falls View Cemetery. A contingent from Viking Pump Company where he worked since Cedar Falls High School graduation attended.

Cedar Palls William Obele Theart Brownchapel Herbert Mohrmann Waterloo Fallsview Cemetery Viking Pump Company Cedar Falls High School

Night Life Takes a Beating from the Night Shift

W H Huggins of Rochester New York recounts how adopting Najol a nightly health aid helped him cope with a recurring night shift. He says the product absorbed poisons from his system and left him feeling like a new person after a week. He claims Najol contains no medicines or drugs and is harmless with regular use.

W. H. Huggins Savannah Street Rochester New York Nujol

Hazleton Pupils Plan Biweekly School Assemblies

Hazleton students organize biweekly programs in the high school auditorium with sponsor help. The aim is self activity and expression, following a recently well attended junior class play. Younger students start a Courtesy campaign with talks and booklets on politeness.

Courier Dpeds Hazleton

Aplington Man Recovering After Auto Accident

Henry Uhlenhopp was struck by a hit and run vehicle and is recovering slowly. He suffered multiple leg fractures and a neck injury. Aplington Gun club held a pheasant dinner with winners entertaining losers. Nettie Rexnek is recovering from a recent operation and has returned to part time work at the Sumner telephone office.

Courier Special Ferriess Aplington Henry Uhlenhopp Hawkeye Nettile Relxnec Sumner

Konjola Endorsements Spark Public Hype in Waterloo

An ad taints Konjola as a cure all with Mrs. Wanda Caughron of Waterloo praising its health benefits. It cites the Konjola Man at Wangler Brothers Drug Store in Waterloo and urges readers to learn more from daily demonstrations and testimonials.

Wanda Caughilon Konjola Wanda Caughron Sycamore Street Waterloo Wanegler Brothers Mast Fourth Street Konfola Eric Toether America Wangler Brothers Drug Store East Fourth Street

Also Mentioned on This Page

Independence Man Goe Gilmore Brother August la Porte W.C.T.U Winthrop Methodist Aid Society Gladbrook Legion Auxiliary Hudson Tlay Raymond AL E Priday Hazleton Gran Kamy Methodist Mission Society of Societies of Women Africa Martin Johnson American Museum of Natural History Tanganyika Belgian Congo van Horne Church Charles City Lions Foundation of Greene Club Waverly Orphans’ Aid Society Upper Fa Carter T.C County Farm Bureau Sarg Obele Mr. Huggins Hazleton School
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