Exunt injury to H E Field in Iowa City accident
Cedar Heights Indiana Courier Special Service reports Harry E Field was badly injured in an automobile crash near Iowa City on Sunday. His car veered to avoid a backer from a side road, striking a tree and injuring the head and chest. Field has been unconscious. His wife and his sister traveled to Iowa City for family support.
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Tuto
Field
Lews City
Basil
A. L. Kreger
Iowa City
Capacity crowd at Marble Rock Junior Class Play
A near capacity audience attended Marble Rock High Junior Class Play The Elopement of Elon at the school Friday presented by Miss Cornel directed the production A newborn girl weighing 9 pounds 14 ounces was born November 11 to Mr and Mrs G Plummer Mrs Jo Smith hosted a luncheon for her bridge club Wednesday Afternoon Favors were given to Mrs Maude Moore Mrs Mae Barr and Mrs Will Miller Attendees included Mrs Walleser of Charles City and Mrs Winn Miller Koy Pooley Dean Curtis NM B Call Sedincek Julia Gates Gifts were received here announcing the November 6 marriage in Tomahawk Wisconsin of Miss Eunice L Inman to Howard L Moody Services for Mrs Eva Wallace Harmon who died in Charles City were held at Hillside Cemetery She long taught in Marble Rock and was sister of several local residents
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Caurier
Servier Marble Rock
Elon
Cornel
G Plummer
Jo Smith
Maude Moore
Mae Barr
Will Miller
Walleser
Charles City
Win Miller
Koy Pooley
Dean Curtis
NM. B. Call
Greene
Sedincek
Julia Gates
Gares
Tomahawk
Wis
Eunice L. Inman
Harvey Inman
Howard L. Moody
Hill+ side cemetery
Eva Wallace Harmon
Harmon
Marble Rock and Run
Will Lamb
Northwood
Asa Wallace
Minnesota
Orrin Wallace
H. Garber
Marble Rock
T. F. Guetaeml
Bassett
New Hampton
Harrison Bailey
B. Lambert
Ralph Cook
Cedar Valley Hospital
Charles Sibert
Rudd
Aw Son
P.T. A. Mereling
Rock Grove
Mary D. Borinke
Carl Magdsick
P.T. A
Dd. A. RB
George Buckman
Mesdames Keut
Nashua
Kellogg
Hammond
Grace Hammond
Urbana Man Hurt When Belt Slips on Circular Saw
Urbana report says Charles Heath suffered a severe cut between the first finger and thumb when the belt threw off a circle saw he was using and his hand caught the tool. Rev. Maston of Urbana M E B church injured his right hand when his automobile backfired as he tried to crank it. Junior class play Aaron Slick from Pumpkin Creek to be presented Tuesday evening. Work begins on highway No. 92 with about 100 workers establishing portable residences nearby.
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Printer Sprecher
Urbana
Charles Heath
Mr. Maston
Four County Meeting in Dumont Attended by About 200
The annual Four County association meeting in Dumont Iowa drew around 200 members. Officers elected for the coming year include L G Dewey of Shell Rock as president, L B DeSeelhorst of Grundy Center as vice president, Wel don Strickler of Shell Rock as secretary, and B B Shores Jane-squithe as treasurer. The next convention will be in Shell Rock. Armistice Day dinner funded added to the treasury. Mrs Henry Brown returned home after a recent operation at Presbyterian Hospital in Waterloo.
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Dumont
L. G. Dewey
Shell Rock
L. B
Treasury
Henry Brown
Pressterian Hospital
Waterloo
Funeral for Mrs. Annie Coffey at Waverly Church
Funeral services for Mrs. Annie Coffey will be held at Waverly Church with a requiem mass at St Marys tomorrow morning. She died Sunday after years of disability from a stroke. Father T R Collins will officiate. Born in Massachusetts she was 75 and lived in Bremer county for six decades. Survived by sister Kate Sullivan and brother John Sullivan both of this place.
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iPourere Sportsere
Waverly
St. Mary's Church
Tamerrow
Annie Coffey
T. R. Collins
John Sullivan
Nince
Romey Funeral Held for Paul Rames at Independence
Independence Iowa Nov. 14 The funeral of Paul Rames, who died Saturday, was held this afternoon at the home of his daughter Mrs Ross C Stoneman Burial was in Oak Grove cemetery Romey had been in failing health for years but was active until a week before death He had resided here 40 years His wife died some years ago Mrs Stoneman and another daughter Mrs Harry Van Etten Rowley Frvive
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fCourenr Special Services Independence
Paul Rames
Ross C. Stoneman
Oak Grave
Romey
Ag. Mra
Stoneman
Harry van Etten
Rowley
Frvive
Natal Anniversary of Greene Youth Is Observed at Party
The twenty first birthday of Mal iam Sprout was celebrated at a dinner party hosted by his mother Mrs Ralph Winegar at the family home near Greene Iowa He is a student at Iowa State College Ames and came home for the weekend Also the Butler county WCTU held its annual meeting at Hall s Grove church Miss Emin Miner is ill at her brother GO C Miter s Greene with nurse care Fred Fisher is seriously ill at his home from heart disease James Dearder remains weak from heart disease Mr and Mrs Blair Moffett plan a winter Florida trip
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Courier Spreiga
Servier) Greene
Maliam Sprout
Ralph Winegar
Sprout
Iowa State College
Ames
Women's Christian Temperance Organizations
Butler County
Hall's Grove Church
Emin Miner
GO. C. Miter
Greene
Fred Fisher
James Dearder
Blair Moffett
Attomiabile
Florida
Boy Near Death After Car Collision Near Motorgar Crah
A 10-year-old boy, son of Herbert Mishler of Plainfield and Nashua, is in critical condition at Mercy hospital after his father’s car collided with another vehicle on the highway Saturday night. The boy suffered a broken knee and other serious injuries as the accident occurred when Mishler tried to pass a wagon and the other auto stopped for a conversation. Both drivers were unable to stop in time.
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Jcaurice Marcial Sergier
Waverly
Herbert Mishler
Plainfield
Nashua
Mercy Hospital
Mishter
New Type Cans Hide Alcohol in Bootleg Fire Sale
In Oelwein Iowa patrons of a bootlegger reported paying $2 an ounce for five ounces of alcohol. The cans were trick gallon units with a tube from lid to bottom and the remainder filled with water. No charges were filed.
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Ourier Spvetel Serates
Oelwein
Hazleton
Burglars at Vinton Seek Dope and Drink
Burglars broke into the Lent store and Ullom pharmacy in Vinton before 5 a.m. Saturday, smashing rear windows. They took paragaric with small alcohol content, some change, and $12 to $15 from Ullom. Vinton beat Belle Plaine 9 to 6 in football, with one game left next Saturday. District Court opened in Marshalltown with Judge Cummings presiding. many cases set for trials, jurors to meet Nov 28.
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Courier Special Serew Vinton
Lent
Ullom Pharmacy
Ullom
District Court
Cummings
Marshalltown
Former Resident Buried in Riverside Cemetery
Prayer services were held for Mrs. May Leonard of Rockwell City who died after a week long illness. Her body was brought to the family plot in Riverside cemetery. Brother J. C. Willey resides here. The piece notes social visits and a farm sale as the family prepares to move to Wisconsin.
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Carrie van Vinck
May Leonard
Rockwell City
Riverside Cemetery
Grarpe Coulson
Aaching
Wesh
Charles A Waters Dies at Orchard Church Service Held
Charles A Waters, 78, died Sunday morning after several months of illness at Orchard. Services were held this afternoon at the local church and burial followed in the community cemetery. He leaves one son Carroll T and two grandchildren Clinton C and Vimtan M.
Harvest for God Seen in Crowds in Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls services featured Dr Bruce J Giffen of First Presbyterian Church delivering his first sermon. He urged seeing the crowd as God's harvest and emphasized prayer, labor, and caring for the masses. Other notes mention Homecoming crowds, events at Teachers College, and local church activities.
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Moukney
Cedar Falls
Christ
Bruce J. Giffen
First Presbyterian Church
Matt
Jesus
Moses
Gideon
David
Paul
T. Co
Altho
John McCormack
Teachers College Men's Gymnasium
Teachers
Parsons
Teachers Colleges
Des Moines University
Fairfield
Former Buchanan County Resident Dies in California
John Graves, father of Mrs. J. W. Bantz, died in Venice, California, Friday after moving there eight years ago with his wife. Surviving are four children Orson of Omaha, Crenton of Greene, Indiana, Mrs. Edward Clue of Goldfield, and Mrs. Sriz. Burial will be in California.
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Courier Special Service
Independence
John Graves
J. W. Bantz
Venice
Gal
Oelwein Man Home From Hospital After Burns
Oelwein Ia Nov 14 Frank Lawrence returned home from the hospital after severe burns suffered while repairing the courthouse roof in West Union. Oelwein and New Hampton played a Snappy football game here Friday afternoon, the home team winning 6 to ?. The American Legion fed over 100 people at the hall on Armistice day. Oelwein GC G W railroad shops closed a record of 402 consecutive days without a reportable injury to any employee. The Great Western paid 123208 to shopmen and other employees as earnings for the two week period. Rev E J Bravlick preached Sunday at Montheith at the dedication of the new Lutheran parsonage. Mr and Mrs John Hazlett visiting Cincinnati and Louisville.
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Spreiat
Oelwein
Frank Lawrence
West Union
New Hampton
American Legion
GC. G. W. Railroad
Great Western
E. J. Bravlick
Montheith
John Hazlett
Cincinnati
Lauisville
Henry Wallace to Talk at St Ansgar Opera House
Henry A. Wallace editor of Wall Farm er will lecture in the city opera house Monday evening February 21 at 8 oclock. Proceeds of the annual cafeteria supper and bazaar of the M E Ladies Aid society amounted to 180 dollars. Dr and Mrs J C Westenberger moved to New Hampton last week and Mrs Westenberger had a severe operation. she is recovering.
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Frourier Special
St. Ansgar
Henr A. Wallace
Wall Farmer
City Opera Baise
M. E. Ladies’ Aid Society
J. CO. Westenberger
New Hampton
Westenberger
Paving in Floyd Bremer In Use Five Miles Unpaved
The Courier Special Services reports paving north and south of Nashua opened by the highway commission. Detours through Nashua remain. Bremer county paving opens Nov 19, with Chickasaw county line near Plainfield seeing two miles opened. Full northward paving to Plainfield ready by Nov 24. five miles to Waverly to be completed in spring.
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Courier
Charles City
Nashua
Highway Commission
Bremer County
Chickasaw County
Plainfield
Horton
Waverly
Horatio W Luck Funeral Service at Orchard
Horatio W Luck died Saturday at his home east of Orchard Indiana after months of failing health. Funeral services are scheduled for Tuesday afternoon. He leaves a widow and eight children along with several brothers and sisters. He was about 59 years old.
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Courier Special Service
Orchard
Horatio W. Luck
Here
Barn Burns Years After Replacing One On Farm
A large barn on the Ora Howard farm near Cedar Falls burned today shortly before noon. This is the second loss on the same farm within two years, the structure having replaced another barn that burned previously. The farm is better known as the Thomas place.
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Cedar Falls
Ora Howard
Thomas
Danish Minister Dies at Des Moines
Cedar Falls reports the funeral of Rev. C. N. Petersen, pastor at the Danish Lutheran church during a vacancy, who also served St. Ansgars Lutheran in Waterloo. He died at an old people’s home in Des Moines after recent duties as supply pastor and a short return from Withee, Wisconsin. In the absence of a resident minister, the article notes his ongoing service.
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Courier
Cedar Falls
C. N. Petersen
St. Ansgars Lutheran
Waterloo
Des Moines
Mr. Petersen
Withee
Wis
John Love family returns home after summer in Central City
The John Love family has returned from Central City where the summer was spent and are now at home in the Waters house on Main street west in Orchard Tat.
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Orchard
Tat
John Love
Central City
Waters
Main Street
Pape's Diapepsin Restores Appetite and Digestion
A vintage ad touts Pape's Diapepsin as a remedy for stomach acid and indigestion. It claims relief from headaches and biliousness, promising appetite restoration and weight gain after meals. The ad cites five million packages used annually and urges readers to ask their druggist.
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Pape
Doca
Eagle Center Husking Leave Halts School
Eagle Center school closes for two weeks to enable children to help with corn husking. Joe Schaefer and Joe Bedard return from farms to assist. Misses Celia Sia and Ruth Cross visit Gel web homes for vacation. Mary Garvey works at Mike Pierce home. William Schmitz at St. Francis hospital. Joe Smith home from Ames college for weekend. Lawrence Schaefer spends weekend with parents.
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Courier
Eagle Center
Joe Schaefer
Joe Bedard
Crcella Sia
Ruth Cross
Gelweb
Mary Garvey
Mike Pierce
William Schmitz
St. Francis Hospital
Joe Smith
Ames
Olive Tablets: Natural relief for constipation and liver buildup
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets offer quick relief from constipation without calomel. A vegetable laxative with olive oil, they stimulate normal bowel and liver function with no griping. Nighttime use claims dark tongue, bad breath, tired feel, and headache improve after one or two tablets.
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Edwards
Calomel
Tanlac Promises Relief From Digestive Ailments
Doctors say most sickness arises from stomach and bowel troubles. Tanlac is claimed to relieve gas pains bloating dizziness and poor digestion. Mrs. Arvena Bowers testifies it improved appetite and gained weight. money back if it fails to help.
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Taniac
Arvena Bowers
St. Topeka
Eans
Tanlac
Local Students and Visitors Attend Events in Vinton and Dubuque
Mrs Theo L Schaefer visits Vinton while Miss Mary Lamb from Chicago and a local graduate visit Ed Werner. George Schaefer and Joe Murphy travel to Dubuque to attend an amp football game at Columbia College. The bee and silkworm are the only insects put to work on a factory basis by man.
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Theo .L. Schaefer
Vinton
Mary Lamb
Chicago
Ed Werner
George Schaefer
Joe Murphy
Dubuque
Columbia College
Keeley Institute Offers Lifesaving Liquor and Drug Treatment
The Keeley Institute at Dwight, Wisconsin, promotes a famous treatment that supposedly frees thousands of liquor and drug users over the past fifty years. Patients are said to experience no cravings after a few pleasant days, with no restraints and moderate cost. Confidential correspondence is urged for full particulars.
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Keeley
Ufe
Keeley Institute
Dwight, Wiinole
Wwes
T. H. Nelson
Plant Juice Promises Health Benefit Prompted by Demonstration
A Waterloo plant juice remedy touts its cleansing effects for stomach liver kidneys and bowels and claims relief for long sufferers. The Plant Juice Man at Wangler Bros Co 229 East Fourth Street demonstrates daily with testimonials from users like D G C Mowry of Lancaster praising dramatic improvements and renewed energy.
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Wangter Bros. Co
East Fourth Street
Waterloo
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
Norfolk
D. GC. Mowry
Pennsylvania Railroad
North Pine Street
Lancaster
Ife
Wangler Bros. Co
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Tim Bancroft
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Harry F. Bangert
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J. F. March
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Warren Wallace
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SACU
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Howland Hanson
James Porter
Tremont Street
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Washington Street
Christian Schild
Ninth Street
James Houghteling
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W. G. Rowley
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Washington Chapel
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