Lutherans Set Education Meet for Waverly Week
About 200 church workers from 79 northeastern Iowa parishes gather at Wartburg college in Waverly to perfect a Sunday schools teachers organization. Lectures by Prof G J Neumann and Prof Lechner, group singing, sacred music, and an inspirational address head the program with luncheon and discussions to follow.
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Courier Special Service
Waverly
Iowa
Wartburg College
G. J. Neumann
Clinton
C. J. Mardoff
Sumner
St. Paul's
Charlotte Becker
Main Street to Display Church Bazar Goods
Hudson Ja Nov 29 A Main street business section will be arranged in the United Brethren church here for the bazar of the Women’s society Wednesday evening Dec 5. Along the street will be found a produce house seed store filling station bakery candy shop advertising department and gift shop. These stores will be open to the public at 6 o’clock and at 5 30 the chicken pie supper will be served in the basement. A half hour program of entertainment will be given beginning at 8 o’clock. It will include farce Mrs Busby’s Pink Tea directed by Mrs Cecil Kemp a vocal solo by Miss Doris Anderson and a trio of violin cellophone and piano by Mrs A R Minish J M Kluck of Waterloo and Miss Hazel Roush.
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Courier
Hudson
United Brethren Church
Women’s “Society
Last Rites for Gresham Resident Held at Klinger
George Steinbronn Sr. dies Sunday at son Ernest’s home in Gresham Iowa and funeral held Tuesday at Klinger Lutheran Church conducted by Rev. O M Yockey. He is survived by five sons and four daughters.
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Courier
Gresham
George Steinbronn
Ernest
Klinger Lutheran Church
Steinbronn
Annual program of W M S at Gresham includes drama
Gresham Iowa November 29 a dramatic presentation The Challenge of the Cross was part of the Evangelical Missionary society bank program. Cast includes Blossom Reichert Viola and Melba Shanewise Bertha Fickelberg Mrs J Albright Mrs R Daniels songs by Mrs W Shanewise Mrs Nathan Reichert with Rachel Shanewise as pianist Mrs Reichert led devotional L W Platz presiding Dorothy Schof voiced welcome recitations by Joe and Kenneth Herman seven children performed a playlet Miss Bertha Hickelverg gave missionary reading Russell Platz Heverly sang Mrs A E Bogen was director. The offering totaled 43 35 Raymond Shutte injured in a shredding machine recently recovered enough to go home. neighborhood boys active in trapping season.
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Gresham
Evangelical Missionary Society
Blossom
Violet
Reichert
Viola
Melba Shanewise
Bertha Fickelberg
J. Albright
R. Daniels
W. Shanewise
Nathan Reichert
Rachel Shanewise
L. W. Platz
Waverly
Dorothy Schof
Joe
Kenneth Herman
Bertha Hickelverg
Russell Platz
Heverly
A. E. Bogen
Raymond Shutte
Home Declamatory Contest At Jesup High School
In Jesup Iowa November 29 winners named to represent the school in interscholastic competition are Carlton Stoddard in oratorical Eloise Poyner in dramatic and Dorothy Brown in humorous. Judges listed Supt Marl Nolte from Hudson Mrs Kemp and Miss Lamb all from Hudson. Also notes church Sunday school officers for the coming year with Theodore Arnold as superintendent C L Bright assistant Kenneth Bridge secretary H C Sherman treasurer Mrs G Stoddard chorister L Bert Miller pianist. Christmas program will be led by Mildred Bright Ruth Comfort and Sarah Baughman.
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Jesup
Jesup High School
Carlton Stoddard
Eloise Poyner
Dorothy Brown
Marl Nolte
Hudson
Kemp
Lamb
Alice Cox
Je*ip High School
M. E. Church
Theodore Arnold
C. Ll. Bright
Kenneth Bridge
H. C Sherman
Sells Osage Bakery in Osage Indiana
The Sanitary bakery owned by Elmer Charness has been sold to O J Oyen of Dodge Center Minnesota. He will take possession Monday and has rented the W J Starr hotel on East Main Street.
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Osage Bakery
Osage
Sanitary Bakery
Elmer Charness
O. J. Oyen
Dodge Center
Minn
W. J. Starr Hontel
East Main Street
Thursday radio listings for Ash area programs
Thursday November 29 radar of Central Standard Time radio blocks feature 2:30 Sentinels and Popular Airs on WEAF WYTAM WRC WGOY WWJ KSD WOW KVOO WFAA WHAS WS WSB WDAF WCCO WGN. 8:00 Singers: Western College Songs on WEAF WRC WGY WTAM WWJ KYW WTMI KSD WCCO WOW WDAI KVOO WFAA KPRC WOAIL WHAS WSM WMC WSB KOA. 9:30 Maxwell Program Thanksgiving on WJZ KDKA WLW WJR WUMI KWK KSD WRHM WDAF KWOO WRBAP KPOCG WHAS WWSM WMC WSB WOW WJAX. 9:00 Simmons Showboat Thorns and Orange Blossoms on WABC WADC WKRG WGHP WBBM wowo KMOX KMBC WS5PD WHE.
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WEAF
WYTAM
WRC
WGOY
WWJ
KSD
WOW
KVOO
WFAA
WHAS
WSB
WDAF
WCCO
WGN
WGY
WTAM
KYW
WTMI
WDAI
KPRC
WOAIL
WSM
WMC
KOA
Maxwell
WJZ
KDKA
WLW
WJR
WUMI
KWK
WRHM
KWOO
WRBAP
KPOCG
WWSM
WSB Wow
WJAX
Simmons
Thorns
Orange Blossoms
WABC
WADC
WKRG
WGHP
WBBM
Wowo
KMOX
KMBC
Ws5pd
WHE
Radio and orchestra schedule across multiple stations
A dense listing of daily programming across stations KYW WGN WMAQ WLY WCCO WHO and WOW. It includes football clashes Penn State versus Pittsburgh Bears versus Cardinals Great Lakes versus Ft Sheridan orchestras serenades sing ers and various musical programs with times spanning dawn to late night.
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KYW
Chicago
Penn State
Pittsburgh
Uncle Bob
Maxwell
Insomnia Club
WGN
Bears
Cardinals
Great Lakes
Whitney Trio
Corozone
Steinite
Amos Andy
Cincinnati
Commerce
Garden of Music
WCCO
Minneapolis
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Friday Features On The Air Broadcast Schedule
Friday November 30 presents 6:30 Circus on the Circus Lot with stations WJ4 EDKA WJIR WLW KYW WSB WMC WSM WHAS. 8:00 Wrigley Review Musical Variety on WJZ and extensive network: EDKA WLW WIR KYW KWE WREN WJAX WHAS WCCO WSM WMC WSB WEBC EOA KSL KGO KFI KOMO KHQ. 9:00 Concert Bureau Hour Countess Helena Morsztyn on WEAF WRC WENR WOW WDAF WIMJ ESD and United Opera Co Martha in English on WOR WADG WERC WGHP WMAQ WOWO EMOX EMBC WSPD EOI WHE.
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WJ4
EDKA
WJIR
WLW
KYW
WSB
WMC
WSM
WHAS
Wrigley Review
WJZ
WIR
KWE
WREN
WJAX
WCCO
EOA
KSL
KGO
KFI Komo Khq
Concert Bureau
Helena’ Morsztyn
WEAF
WRC
WOW
WDAF
WIMJ
United Opera Co
Martha
WERC
WGHP
WMAQ
WOWO
Emox Embc
WSPD
EOI
Chicago Night Radio Schedule Fragments
A fragmented entries list radio programming across stations KYW WGN WCCO WHO WLW and WOAW for Friday November 30. It notes orchestras sextets reviews news concerts dance music and variety segments with times from early morning to late evening across Chicago Cincinnati Minneapolis Des Moines and Omaha markets.
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KYW
Chicago
Bob
Orchestra
Insomnia Club
IWGN
Quin
Nighthawks
Almanak
Radio Floorwalker
Paris
WGN Opera Co
WMAQ
Topsy Turvey
WOR
Amos-Andy
WLW
Cincinnati
Wrigley Review
WCCO
Minneapolis
Citles
Merry Ramblers
Omaha
Murphy
Concert Bureau
Des Moines
Phonograph Records
Washburn Crosby
Betty Crocker
Phonograph
Starkets
Helen Hughes
Slarkets
Savoy Sextet
dStandartins of Jazz
dHotel Ft
D. M
Reliance Battery
Sheasby
Nora Springs Woman Returns Home After Fall Injury
Mary Perrin 86 of Nora Springs, hip fracture from a fall at her son George's home, has been returned to her home in New Hartford In. Navy 29. More than 50 guests attended a farewell for Mr. and Mrs. Al fard Carolus who move to Buck Ingham this week. an electric statue presented. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Bowen, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Anderson and Hazel, and Mr. and Mrs. George Johnson of Cedar Falls. Virgil Christensen, post appendicitis surgery at Sartor Memorial Hospital, Cedar Falls, has been brought home.
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Courier
New Hartford
Navy
Mary Perrin
Nora Springs
George
Alfard Carolus
Buck Ingham
Carolus
M. A. Bowen
J. E. Anderson
Hazel
George Johnson
Cedar Falls
Virgil Christensen
Sartor Memorial Hospital
Three Floyd County men indicted for drunken driving
The grand jury reported after a two day session indicting Hugh Buck Wilson Nashua Leonard Hillman near Greene and Harry Porter Marble Rock for driving a motor vehicle while intoxicated. Divorces granted Myra Lokenvitz from Lonnie Lokenvitz for cruel and inhuman treatment and Ella Peters from Cloyce Peters for bigamy. Peters jailed in Rock Island awaiting trial.
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Courierr Special Service
Charles City
Hugh
Buck”) Wilson
Nashua
Leonard Hillman
Greene
Harry Porter
Marble Rock
C. H. Kelley
Myra Lokenvitz
Lonnie Lokenvitz
Ella
Cc. G. Prottengeler
Riverside
W. R. Ostrander
Ferguson Street
Illinois
N. B. Dobbs and Sons
Rochelle
Alice Meusel
Marshalltown
Marcella Koner
Minnesota “U
Norma Keach
Elsworth
Betty Smith
Oelwein
Marian Frederickson
Kate Palmer
Dorothy Doerfler
Grinnell
Donald Carpenter
Delaware County School Officers to Meet on Dec. 5
The annual Delaware County school officers meeting, set for Dec. 12, is moved up to Dec. 5 to accommodate Miss Agnés Samuelson of Des Moines state superintendent of public instruction. The program will be in the courtroom all day with a noon picnic dinner.
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Courier Special Service
Manchester
Delaware County
Agnés Samuelson
Des Moines
Osage Man Shot by Fellow Hunter in Coonshoot Incident
Osage Iowa November 29 Marchie Bentley was shot in the leg just behind the knee by Ike Mull who mistook him for a coon while hunting near Pierce's bridge south of town. Bentley was taken to Nissin hospital where Dr G A Lott dressed the wound.
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Courier Special Service
Osage
Marchie Bentley
Ike Mull
Pierce's Bridge
Bentley
Nissin Hospital
G. A. Lott
Nashua Promotes Boy Scout Troop
Nashua business men promote organization of a Boy Scout troop with A. F. Jury of Waterloo guiding the committee. A picnic dinner was held for the seventh grade class taught by Miss Bertha Coffman, with 16 students enrolled. The two day old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Smith was buried at Greenwood cemetery. Mrs. Smith is improving after critical illness.
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Courier
Nashua
A. F. Jury
Waterloo
Bertha Coffman
Carl Smith
Greenwood Cemetery
Osage School to Serve Hot Lunches Next Week
Osage Iowa November 29 the domestic science department at the Washington building will start serving hot lunches to children who carry their lunches. Miss Bertha Gardner is the teacher in charge and the work is sponsored by the City Federation of Women's Clubs.
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Osage
Washington Building
Bertha Gardner
City Federation of Women's Clubs
Geneseo Couple Employed On Farm Near La Porte City
Geneseo Iowa November 29 Mr and Mrs Dale Hild have moved to the Roy Yallow farm near La Porte City to work for Mr Yallow Miss Myrtle Strobelin is suffering from rheumatism Mrs Robert Cole dropped hot grease on her foot recently causing a severe burn There is improvement in the condition of Mrs Roscoe McElhinney Beatrice Wilkenson is ill of bronchitis and complications
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Geneseo, Is
Dale Hild
Roy Yallow
la Porte City
Mr. Yallow
Myrtle Strobelin
Robert Cole
Roscoe McElhinney
Beatrice Wilkenson
Interference Located by Power Co Employee at Illinois Central Plant
E S Lehreiner of West Union found the interference crippling radio service traced to an open connection in an instrument transformer at the steam plant used by Illinois Central station.
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Osage
E. S. Lehreiner
West Union
Central States Power & Light Co
Illinois Central Station
Hudson postmaster bets at home in Ia county notes
Hudson Postmaster A. T. Joder has been betting at his home in Hudson Iowa the past few days according to a special report dated November 29. The item hints at personal gambling activity surrounding the local postmaster.
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Hudson
Hudson, Ia
A. T. Joder
Funeral for Manchester Man Killed in Chicago
John Emmett Farrell 22 of Manchester Iowa died in Chicago when struck by a railway engine. Funeral at St Marys church in Manchester with Rev Father F W McKinley officiating. Interment in Oakland Cemetery. Survived by parents and siblings, Farrell family members listed. Farrell was an acetylene welder born Sept 4 1906 in Buchanan county Iowa.
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Courier
Manchester
John Emmett Farrell
John P. Farrell
Chicago
Chicago & Western Indiana Railway Co
St. Mary's Church
F. W. McKinley
Oakland Cemetery
Buchanan County
Iowa
St. Xavier's School
Farrell
Paul Keenan
Prairie Township
Arthur Keenan
Kansas City
Veteran editor I L Stuart retires from Franklin County Recorder
Hampton Iowa November 29 After 47 years with one newspaper I L Stuart senior editor of the Franklin County Recorder disposed of his interest and retired The sale of his one half interest to D M Lawson of Benson Minnesota established McClure Lawson as the new firm The paper founded in 1859 and the oldest in the county Stuart 73 praised his clean journalism and pride in leaving out scandal from his pages.
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Courier
Hampton
I. L. Stuart
Franklin County Recorder
D. M. Lawson
Benson, Minn
McClure & Lawson
Stuart & McClure
J. Cheston Whitney
Co. L. B. Raymond
Minn
Lawson
Stuart
Iowa
Thanksgiving Program Comes to St Ansgar Progress Club
In St Ansgar Iowa on November 29 a Progress club meeting featured a program Based on Thanksgiving. Participants included Lorene Halvorson Margaret Hegland Nettie Culbertson and Marita Culbertson presenting readings and scenes reflecting gratitude.
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St. Ansgar
Meeting of
Progress Club
Lorene Halvorson
Margaret Hegland
Nettie
Marita Culbertson
Thanksgiving Reunion Highlights Cedar Falls Families
In Cedar Falls on November 29 a large Thanksgiving gathering honored the late J. M. Bergstrom family with 50 survivors present at Pfieffer hall. Additional visits included dinners by R. C. Nesbit on College Hill and gatherings with Cedar Falls residents H. C. Millversted, Arthur Dickinson, Burness Filer, Earl and Joseph Biler, and Marjory Nisbet of Mapleton. Other families held a picnic dinner at Dr. T. C. Stephenson’s home. Key local figures Dr. Bruce Giffen spoke at a Rotary lunch, Miss Olive Barker sang, and services were set for 18‑month‑old Clarence Waugene Fickess with burial at Fairview Cemetery. Harry H. Workman bought the C. C. Lewis barber shop on College Hill, with Lewis moving to a grocery venture in Charles City next week.
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Courier
Cedar Falls
J. M. Bergstrom
Bergstrom
Pfieffer Hall
R. C. Nesbit
College Hill
Messrs
Mmes
H. C. Millversted
Arthur Dickinson
Burness Filer
Earl and Joseph Biler
Miss Marjory Nisbet
Mapleton
F. L. Snider
F. C. Witzigman
W. G. Crowder
A. M. Billingsley
H. W. Johnson
LeClaire Martin
O. H. Leonard
T. C. Stephenson
E. N
Jack
Fort Madison
E. D
George. S. , Morin
R. E. McLaughlin
Martin Dayton
Ames
The
Christian Church
Fairview
Harry H. Workman
Lewis
Charles City
Fairbank district to relaid drain tile at school house
Education board orders relaying the tile drain at the Fairbank school house. Joe Olenjack has started the work. A new name G B R O W is adopted by the M E church Adult Bible class. Russell Crook injures knee in football practice and is confined. Fairbank Tourist club meets Miss Minnie Agnew. Mrs. William Hahn improves from pneumonia. Harrisonburg adopts double header jury system to speed up prohibition trials.
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Courier Special Service
Fairbank
Board “of
Education
Joe .Olenjack
M. E. Church
Russell Crook
Fairbank Tourist Club
Minnie Agnew
William Hahn
Glee Club Play at La Porte City High School
Miss Cherry Blossom was presented by the high school glee clubs in the auditorium. Evelyn Yarrow, president of the girls' glee club, gave a mesh bag to director Eloise Klersey in appreciation of her services. Thanksgiving Day observed with parties and family gatherings amid travel. Visitors included H. G. Briggs of Medford, Wis., who stopped with M. H. Williams on the way home from Fairfield Iowa. Paratyids struck Mrs. P. Bipes of Columbus, here to assist care.
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Courier
la Porte City
Cherry Blossom
Evelyn Yarrow
Girls’ Glee Club
Eloise Klersey
Rey
Amd
Fren Wiavensin
H. G. Briggs
Medford
Wis
M. H. Willams
Briggs
Fairfield
P. Bipes
Columbus
Readlyn minister attends farewell party in Denver
Readlyn Illinois November 28 Rev and Mrs Theo Frese and children Clara and Walter attended the farewell party for Rev August Mueller Denver who soon will leave for Victor Iowa to assume a Lutheran pastorate Adolph Sonnenburg who has been ill is now about town
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Courier
Readlyn
Theo Frese
Clara
Walter
August Mueller
Denver
Victor
Adolph Sonnenburg
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Church _ Bazar
Klinger
W. M.S. AT. Gresham
Associated Press
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Sentinels
Dees Moines
Bostonian
Ft. D.M
Bankers Life Little Symphony
Floyd
K. M. Wadhsmith
Delaware County School
Osage School
Geneseo
Oilla Onare
AY Cedar Falls
Bergstrom Kin
Education Board
Harrisonburg
H. W. Bertram
A. C
Duco
America
East Fifth Street
la Porte City High School
Crystal
ICE & Fuel CO
Riverside Batteries
Ford
Chevrolet
Essex
Overland
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Whippet
Ward
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Nash
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