Buchanan Judge Fines Wendling for Intoxication Case
Parole limited Wendling after judgment for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. He must not drive for a year and pays a $750 fine plus costs. sentence suspended on good behavior. Concurrent items note Redman’s parole-exhausted burglary case and Cardinal Bonzano's death in Rome after stomach tumor surgery.
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Maurier Special Seceived Independence
A. F. Wendling
R. W. Hasner
Wendling
Cardinal Bonzano The Papal Legate In Washington
The passage traces Cardinal Bonzano’s rise from a 44 year old cleric to archbishop and papal delegate in Washington. It notes his role as liaison between President Wilson and Pope Benedict during the world war era, his return to Rome in 1920, elevation to the College of Cardinals in 1922, and his representation of the pope at the 1926 eucharistic congress in Chicago.
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Indictment planned for Rudd robber at Charles City
Rumors from Charles City Iowa on November 26 report agent Tracy of the bureau of investigation will arrive with witnesses to press an indictment against Harmon alias J C Jones who admits involvement in the Farmers State bank robbery at Rudd and related heists in Mankato Minnesota and Mason City. Associates names will be revealed at next week's hearing.
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Ollie Smith
Marble Rock
Beckwith
Bonsall
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Sesson
Arthur J. Orner
Mt. Salinda
Rhodesia
S. A
Colwell
Mr. Orner
Elzabeth Turner
Bridgman Academy
Peking
Hart-Partners
Hart Partners
D. D. Stocks
Ed Steffler
Richard Wolf
Warren Coover
Jack Hart
John Ungs
Ed Matteson
Graduate of Ames Receives Irish College Lectureship
Dr. Michael Grimes, Ames graduate, earned MS and PhD at Iowa State College in 1999 and 1923 and was appointed lecturer in dairy bacteriology at University College Cork Ireland. He previously taught and conducted research after completing graduate work at Iowa State. The Cork institution aims to strengthen its dairy faculty with this hire.
Awn City Parish Plans 50th Anniversary Celebration
Cedar Falls reports Calvary Baptist church planning events for the fiftieth anniversary of the parish. Rev J D Winding will preach on Our Forty Ninth Anniversary, then discuss Old Time Religion. First M E church to dedicate a pulpit Bible. Multiple services across churches note themes like Gods Guide Book and Gods Athletes as communities mark the milestone. Schools reopen after Thanksgiving break. marriages and club activities recorded. local civic events and meetings noted.
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Vaurier
Cedar Falls
Calvary Baptist Church
J. D. Winding
First Method Episcopal Church
W. G. Rowley
La Porte City Delegation Heads to Y Conference
La Porte City sends a delegation of eight Hi-Y members led by W L Condor to the State Older Boys Conference in Cedar Rapids. They travel by special train and will return Sunday night. Condor to lead discussion groups today. Also notes rink prep by Lions Club, local obits, and Thanksgiving visits.
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la Porte City
Carrier
Francis Christian
Walter Martin
Everett Brown
Laverne Rosaguer
Harold Clark
Russell Bowers
Ivan Showers
Irving Anton
Hi-Yo
W. L. Condor
Ceder Rapids
Condor
Lions Club
W R C at Jesup Seeks Bazaar Support and Social Notes
In Jesup Iowa on November 26 members of the Women's Relief Corps met at Mrs. Mary Haskins to sew for the December 15 bazar at Colonial Hall. A luncheon and social hour followed the regular Pythian Sisters meeting. A housewarming for Mrs. Mame Monty was held, with informal diversions and luncheon. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Victor Hallman of Chicago, recent newlyweds, visiting his parents for Thanksgiving, with other attendees listed.
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Jesup
Women's Relief Corps
Mary Haskins
Colonial Hall
R. E. Turner
Clark Walker
Elizabeth Lochead
Victor Hallman
Chicago
Hallman
Elsie Kane
R.edgerton
Frances Hallman
Watrrioa
Six Shanewise Sisters Attend Thanksgiving Reunion
Gresham November 26 Six of nine Shanewise sisters gathered at William Shanewise’s home for Thanksgiving dinner with twenty guests. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Fred School Sr Miss Margaret Alice Leta and Mabel Shanewise Waverly Mr. and Mrs N Cowlishaw Mr. and Mrs E B Snyder of Waterloo Mr. and Mrs PF School Jr and children Dorothy Jean and Gordon.
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PF. Ww. School, Jr
Dorothy
Jean
Gordon
Father Son Dinner of Baptists Held at First Baptist
In Cedar Falls on November 26 a Father and Son banquet drew seventy attendees at the First Baptist Church dining hall. Judge George W. Wood delivered the principal address on Dads and Lads, while Rev. J. Richmond Morgan spoke about The Boy in the Church. The program included musical numbers.
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Courier Species Services
Cedar Falls
First Baptist Church
George W. Wood
J. Richmond Morgan
Seven on Traer 1927 Grid Squad Will Graduate
Traer Indiana November 26 seven members of the Traer high school football eleven played their last game for Traer against Iowa Training school of Eldora last week Kennedy Meyers Buettcher and Stoakes are linemen to be lost by graduation in the spring Manley Peterson and Hoeppney of the backfield will also graduate The season just ended was the most unsuccessful in number of victories in some time past The team won one game tied one and lost six Seven players from last year’s squad were graduated and Coach Pryor had to rebuild with inexperienced players Parental objection sickness and minor injuries crippled the team in nearly every game Only one home game the Grinnell contest was played under favorable weather conditions It paid expenses and Coach Pryor estimates the season deficit at 200.
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Courier Special Service
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Stoakes
Wie Spring
Aid Manley
Peterson
Hoeppney
Pryor
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Doak Funeral Set For Wester Sunday
Funeral services for Mrs. Terry Doak will be held Sunday at 2 p.m. in Twester church, Grundy Center. She died of heart disease at Marshalltown hospital Friday shortly before the birth of a son to her daughter Mrs. George Stambaugh. Survived by husband, daughter, son Lynn, and five grandchildren. service by Rev. I. N. Leatherman.
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Grundy Center
Twester Church
Terry Doak
Marshalltown
George Stambaugh
Doak
I. N. Leatherman
Waverly Merchants Farewell for Mr and Mrs Currell
Waverly Iowa November 26 retiring Penney store manager Ira Currell and his successor George Walker were guests at a Merchants Association farewell in the Community building. Thirty one attendees including their spouses attended. the Currells received nine gifts. They left with their daughter to Rapid City where Currell will head another Penney branch. Walker arrived from Montana for the post.
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Gainesville
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Crandon
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Byute
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California
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Penney
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Forest City Man Wins Oratorical Contest at T C
Cedar Falls Nov. 26 M J Berefeld Forest City took first prize of 25 dollars in the annual oratorical contest of Town State College last night with The Martyred President. Max Miller Clarion was runner up with Abraham Lincoln and Hugh Seabury Bloomfield placed third with The New South. Second and third prizes were 15 and 10 dollars respectively.
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Cedar Falls
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Forest City
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Clarion
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Hugh Seabury
Bloomfield
New South
Housewarming for Roose Family at Farm Near Allison
About 30 friends and neighbors attended an oyster supper at the Joe Roose farm home east of Allison on Tuesday. The event was a housewarming for the Roose couple who recently moved to the area.
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Savatory
Allison
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Coufile
Former Buckingham Resident Is Dead
Cedar Falls news reports Abram J. Bragonier, formerly of Buckingham, Tama county, died in Omaha after 19 years there. His body will be brought to Cedar Falls and lie at Dahl chapel before services. Survived by widow, daughter Mrs. Marion Boyd of Garden Grove, and sons Frank in Buckingham, Ralph in Omaha, Robert J. in Cedar Falls, Ernest and Kirk in Denver.
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Garden Grove
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Ralph
Robert J
Ernest
Kirk
Denver
Colo
Couple Celebrates Golden Wedding in Urbana
Urbana report details the golden wedding anniversary of RP Thompson and his wife aged 72, celebrated with 40 guests at Marion. Thompson, a former Northwestern railway telegraph operator, retired on pension after 70 years of service. The item notes two births, Leo Joseph on Nov 24 to Joseph Reuler and Lenn Lehmitz’s home, and another son born Nov 24 to Glen Ferguson.
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Sadie Dever
RP. Thompson
Marion
Thompson
Northwestern Railway
Joseph Reuler
Leo Joseph
Lenn Lehmitz
Glen Ferguson
Tama Two Buys Tractor Operated Road Maintainer
Trustees of Carroll township contract for a tractor driven road maintainer similar to a state shipment for use on state road No 59 in Tama county. Outfit requires one operator. Frank Drinovsky hired as operator. Cost around 2800 dollars. Engaged director news item follows about county home overseer E E Foster being retained for 1928 at 140 dollars monthly with matron salary noted.
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State Highway Commission
Tame County
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Clutiler
Treer
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Toledo
Boy 11 Hurt as Rifle Fire Accident Occurs in Woods
In Dunkerton Iowa on November 26 a rifle discharged while three boys played near a gravel pit injuring Walley Gaddis 11. The bullet hit his nose bone and was deflected toward the jaw. doctors say he will likely recover. He is hospitalized at St Francis. Also named are Leon Strain 11 and Robert Lee 10. the Strain boy owns the rifle.
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Dunkerton
Walley Gaddis
Gaddis
Isabelle Gaddis
Leon Strain
Robert Lee
Strain
C. B. Strain
St. Francis Hospital
New Hampton Post Has Military Rites for T. Attleson
Tor kel Attleson, 31, died after a weeklong illness of double pneumonia. A military funeral Friday was held at Crane Creek Lutheran Church northeast of New Hampton with Fac Stein post and Lawler post members, pallbearers, eight firing squad members, and two color bearers. Attleson was a Democratic county auditor candidate in June 1920.
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Courier
New Hampton
Torkel Attleson
Attirson
Marble Rock Names New Scoutmaster in Courier notice
Marble Rock Iowa confirms Dr Sedacek as the new scoutmaster succeeding Elgin Enabait who moved to Grand Meadow Minnesota. Assistants include Dr S W McNinch Grant Coover and Rev Father Mortimer. Father Mortimer returned to Catawba Wisconsin to serve as pastor. Loses Charles plans winter trip to California. Grundy Center visit with L Hawn, A McKinnon guests of Lee McKinnon family in Hudson.
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Catawba
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Grundy Center
L. Hawn
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Hudson
Negro Republicans Organize In 1926 Campaign Effort
A colored Republican club formed at Leslie Pugh home 916 Town Street aims to promote Republican candidates. Henry Hart serves as president, with Stewart Carter as vice president and Ed Wilson among officers and committee members. This is Black Hawk county’s second Republican club, following the Lowdon-for-President group led by Harvey Hess.
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Town Street
Henry Hart
Overland, Waterloo Company
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Edward Wilson
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Benjamin Bell
Ed Wilson
Russell
Black Hawk County
Harvey J. Hess
Orange Township
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Hoover 15 Urged to Speak Here
An invitation to Herbert Hoover to attend the annual meeting of the Iowa Engineering Society in Waterloo on February 8 to 10 will be extended by local officials. Hoover may attend as an engineer, not a candidate, as several letters have indicated possible availability. The convention is chaired by Nathan B Barber and J. S. Dobbs with Camp Marston lecture noted. four new members were added: G. B. Fraenzl, R. E. Black, Harold P. Haffa, and Paul Graham.
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Waterloo
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Hoover
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Barber
J. 8. Dobbs
Town State College
Greater Waterloo Association
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Camp Marston
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Civi Engineering
Ames
Minnesota
GB. J. Fraenzl
R. E. Black
Harold P. Haffa
Paul Graham
Popular Lectures on Varied Themes Listed for Radio
Town City November 26 A series of 15 lectures at the University of Iowa will feature speakers from diverse departments presenting advances in their fields. Lectures begin December 2 with Friday broadcasts from WSUI at 7 p.m. Topics span geology astronomy religion child welfare art and more with speakers including Dean George F Kay Ernest PF Kuhl Amy L Daniels Wilbur W Swingle Christian A Ruckmick Maurice H Farbridge Edward B Reuter Raymond Stites HA Claude Storack Fred M Smith Kirk HL Porter and others.
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Town City
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Rietz
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Maurice H. Farbridge
Edward B. Reuter
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Here Is Something Every Nervous Person Needs
A vintage advert urges nervous individuals to try Lifetone Tablets from Robert Drug Co. The copy promises relief from nerves and low spirits, claiming the tablets make you more vigorous and keener minded. Packaged as seventy-two tablets for $1.00, with a guarantee of refunds if unused.
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