Rally Day Observed By Lawn City Churches
Cedar Falls reports that Rally Day programs replace worship in several churches. Presbyterian morning promotion and rally feature a sermon by Dr. W. G. Crowder with a pulpit committee report likely leading to a call. First Congregational’s Rev. Barsalou preaches on The Recompense of Reward. Community Church of College Hill opens with Sunday school at 9 30. Dr. Howland Hansen to speak at 10 30 on Our Campus. music by college choir. vesper service at T. C. Where. Rev. Rowley to take M E church pastorate. Culver farewell at church. Married couple Mr. and Mrs. George Bliss celebrate 15th wedding anniversary. Wendell Briggs injures arm at T. C. Training school. Philippine inspector Venancis Trinidad visits U S to study teachers colleges. President Hughes of Iowa State College visits Cedar Falls.
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Courier
Cedar Falls
Oct. J
Presbyterian Church
W. G. Crowder
First Congregational
George F. Barsalou
First Congregational Church
Community Church of
College Hill
John R. Slacks
Howland - Hansen
W. E. Hays
Cecelia Vogelsang
T. C
the Impossible
Hansen
W. Glenn
Rowley
M. BE
Vinton
Upper Town
M. E
Cegar’ Falls
Rufus Ricker
Iowa ‘State Teachers College
Iater
Cornell College
Mt. Vernon
Drew Seminary
Madison
Neo
Cat Culver
Mt Vernon
Waterloo
Bliss
Wendell
Grace Briggs
Walnut Street
College Hospital
Venancis Trinidad
North Lyon Normal School
Lavag
P. 1
United States
Seattle
Wash
Greeley
Col
Hughes
Raymond M. Hughes
Towa State College
Ames
Iowa
Woman's Relief Corps
American Legion Hall
Tierney Gels
Zeke Tierney
Edwards
Tierney
Ft. Madison
Zielsdorf-Rich
Esther H. Rich
Cloyce Tu
Zielsdorf
G. A. Hess
Sherman Nursery Company
First Methodist
Last of Winners in Poultry Show Named
The final awards from the American Poultry Congress were announced. Winners span Bearded Silver Polish, White Crested Black Polish, Silver Duckwing Leghorns, Black Sumatras, Buff Laced Polish, and many other breeds with multiple classes, champions, and best three selections noted for each exhibitor. Notable entries include Glenwood Williamsburg Virginia and Farber & Armburst Sandyville Ohio among numerous Milligan Indiana and Waterloo Iowa competitors, with champions named in show categories.
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American Poultry Congress
Waterloo
Bearded Silver Polish
Farber & Armhurst
Sandyville
Ohio
Bernard Brorein
Wapakoneta
Jesse Burnside
Milligan
Ind
Glenwood
Williamsburg
Farber & Armburst
A. J. Rorpe
Iowa
Chas. A. Smiley
Judson
Bernard S Brorein
Desse Burnside
Leslie Follett
Ft. Dodge
Town
Birchen
Red Pyle
Will Rueppel
Dysart
Parker & Armburst
Farber & Armeburst
Glennwood
Gushman& Atkins
Sterling
Hamburg
Leslie Follitt
Towa
Mirt Smith
S. C
W. J. Pirie
Springville
Shelby Potter
Dubuque
White Rocks
W. A. Renn
Frank Harris
Des Moines
Mia
J. E
Mackin
Independence
White Wyandottes
Cushman , Atkins, Sterling
Farber &Armburst
Cushman& Atkins
Herbert Siefken
Hen
Milligan Ind
Farber & Armburet
Gandyville
Geldem Folish
Farber & Armburat
Bandyville
Will Ruepple
Farber & Almhurst
Jesse
Burnside
Gushmand Atkins
Jessé Burnside
L. Hilsinger
Herman
Neb
Farber d
Armhurst
Herbert’ Slefken
Poultry Show Awards Across Breeds in Iowa and Ohio
Judges awarded prizes across numerous categories from Best English Pen to various Bantam and Waterfowl divisions. Notable winners include Willard J Prestien Denver Iowa for Best Mediterranean Pen and Chas A Smiley Judson Indiana for multiple bantam titles. Numerous households in Iowa, Indiana, Ohio, and Virginia contributed top placements in cockerels, pullets, and ducks.
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Dr. Pirie
Springvile
Iowa
Chas. W. Denby
Duncombe
Willard J. Prestien
Denver
Clarence W. Barnes
Eagle Grove
Jows
C. W. Halsted
Warren
Chas
A. Smiley
Judson
Ind
Bernard Brorein
Wapakoneta
Ohio
Chase & Tobias
Dike
Howe
Cedar Falls
Jesse Burnside
Miligan
Ith
Chas. A. Smiley
Funeral Rites for Mrs Klumper in Independence
Services for Mrs. F. J. Klumper were held at St John s Catholic church Independence. Rev W T Donohue officiated. The body was taken to Cedar Rapids for Sunday services at the Bohemian church and burial in Bohemian National cemetery there.
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Independence
F. J. Klumper
St. John's Catholic Church
W. T. Donohue
Cedar Rapids
Bohemian National Cemetery
Chickasaw taxes slow in New Hampton report
Tax payments this fall have been slower than usual though late September receipts improved. County Treasurer L J Jarchow notes that a one per cent penalty was added on October first for unpaid taxes and further penalties will be added on November first and December first. Tax sales are planned for early December.
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Chickasaw
New Hampton
L. J. Jarchow
Rites for C H Davis in Manchester Church Sunday
Charles H. Davis 71 dies after paralysis in business district. Funeral at St Pauls church North Manchester Sunday 2:30 with Rev W W White of Centerville. burial at Nevonsville cemetery. Survived by widow, son Lewis A Davis, daughter Leora predeceased, brothers N E and others, sister Leora Sullivan.
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Manchester
Charles H. Davis
Delaware County
Mr. Davis
Coffin's Grove Township
Davis
Leora
Charles Smith
Lewis A. Davis
Geneva
N. E
Earl A
Glenwood
Harry S
Percy K
Leora Sullivan
Bert Hamblin
Charles Brownell
Mabel Rush
Omaha
Motorists Hurt as Car Strikes Rut and Overturns
New Hartford Iowa Oct 1 Mr and Mrs Nelson Granden and guests injured when their car struck a rut on the road north of town and turned over. Passersby took the injured to the Lily Bolton residence for care. All reported as recovering.
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New Hartford
Nelson Granden
Root, Farm
Lily Bolton
M. E
Hicks
Elberon
Freeland
William Freeland
Waterloo
M. E. Church
Independence High Names Class Officers for Year
Upper Classes of Independence High elected officers: Seniors President Robert Allen Vice Adrian Hudson Secretary Kathryn Agnew Treasurer Richard McDonnell Student council Eleanor Cherny Paul Coltman Sponsors Edith Naity Elma Sherwood M O Nicholson Juniors President Dale Slaughter Vice Donnan Fiester Secretary Margaret Engstrom Treasurer Raymond Stewart Student council Grace Burns Eugene Smith Sponsors Belle Palmer Damrise C Hitch Earl A Miller Sophomores President Robert McMillen Vice Charles Tabor Secretary Treasurer Winnifred Ballou Student council Grace Hansen Sponsors Leona Derflinger Ruth Cronin Freshmen election not yet held.
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Courier Special Service
Independence
Robert Allen
Adrian Hudson
Kathryn. Agnew
Richard McDonnell
Eleanor Cherny
Paul. Coltman
Edith *c-Naity
Elma Sherwood
M. 0. Nicholson
Dale Slaughter
Donnan Fiester
Margaret Engstrom
Raymond Stewart
Grace Burns
Eugene Smith
Belle Palmer
Dam
Arise C. Hitch
Earl A. Miller
Robert McMillen
Charles Tabor
Winnifred Ballou
Grace Hansen
Leona Derflinger
Ruth Cronin
Dunkerton Friends Honor Pastor and Family at Parties
Dunkerton Iowa Oct 1 Mr and Mrs E D Lamb and Mr and Mrs Ralph Francis entertain for Rev and Mrs J E Pritchard at the Francis residence after his transfer by the M E conference to Chapin and Hansell charges following a four year pastorate here and at Dewar Mrs Pritchard received a kerchief shower during a gathering hosted by Mrs E W Magee Nina Pritchard’s class held a farewell surprise party with a picnic supper at her home and she received a gift
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Courier
Dunkerton
E. D. Lamb
Ralph Francis
J. E. Pritchard
Francis
Pritchard
M. E
Chapin and Hansell
Dewar
Nina Pritchard
Unregistered Car Brings New Charge Against Sirianni
Cedar Falls reports warrants charging K E Sirianni with unregistered and unlicensed car operation. He was stopped early Wednesday with a car containing 100 gallons of alcohol. Sirianni, from Des Moines, faces district court on illegal transportation and possession. Zelma Cook, also from Des Moines, posted bonds totaling 1600 dollars and was released until the hearing.
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Cedar Falls
K. E. Sirianni
Sirianni
Des Moines
Zelma Cook
New Dry Cleaning Shop Planned for Traer
Traer Ja Oct 1 Special w R Foster Center Point has leased the basement block next to the post office and will open a dry cleaning shop here next week. He has up to date equipment to be shipped to Traer next week. Either Myr Foster or his son will carry on the business and locate here. They already run a dry cleaning business in Center Point and seek a second establishment.
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Traer
W. R. Foster
Center Point
Myr
Foster
Hart-Parr Paving Contract Let in Charles City
A paving contract for 3575 square yards of concrete on D street was let to Wilson Construction of Mason City for 7450 dollars, lowest of five bids. D street deeded to Hart-Parr. Hart-Parr to open E street at its own expense. Paving extends 443 feet by 66 feet, with work starting early next week.
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Courier Special Service
Charles City
Hart- Par Company
Wilson Construction Company
Mason City
D Street
Hart- Parr
E Street
Manchester High Names Yearly Class Leaders
Mildred Robinson was chosen president of the senior class at Manchester High. Thomas McRoberts elected vice president Edna Ward secretary and Howard Burns treasurer. Junior class elected Aubrey Shriver president Mary Farwell vice president Merle Hooshagen secretary Phyllis Gillespie treasurer. Sophomore officers are Marjorie Putnam president William Hockaday vice president Thelma Davis secretary and Gilbert Gill treasurer. Freshmen president Donald Sheppard vice president Jean Dunham secretary Lewis Harden and Betty Runkle named as treasurer-elect
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Courier Special Services
Manchester
Mildred Robinson
Manchester High School
Thomas McRoberts
Edna Ward
Howard Burns
Aubrey Shriver
Mary Farwell
Merle Hooshagen
Phyllis Gillespie
Marjorie Putnam
William Hockaday
Thelma Davis
Gilbert Gill
Donald Sheppard
Stout Taxpayers Earn Two Year Town Levy Relief
Taxpayers in Stout village faced no town tax this year and will pay the same next year due to a 1925 clerical error that converted a 3.2 mill bond levy into 32 mills creating a surplus. The two year levy is the county’s lowest for an incorporated town, with only state and county revenue at 31 mills and a 34 mill school levy remaining.
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Courier Special Service
Stout
Greene High Staff Honored at Party
Greene In Oct 1 The superintendent and teachers of Greene High school were entertained Thursday at a party in the basement of the Lutheran church by the Chat a White club of that congregation. Refreshments were served. Mrs L W Hesalroad entertained 17 relatives at dinner Tuesday in honor of her aunt Mrs Cynthia Loomer New Rockford. Dinner was served at noon and the afternoon spent quilting and visiting. The guests were from Bristow Shell Rock and Greene.
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Greene, In
Greene High School
Lutheran Church
L. W. Hesalroad
Cynthia Loomer
New Rockford
N. D
Bristow
Shell Rock
Greene
M. E. Aid Society of La Porte City Elects Officers
La Porte City division two of the M. E. Ladies Aid met at Mrs. J. W. Lehman's home to elect officers and bid farewell to pastor's wife Mrs. H A Crumb who is transferred to Nora Springs. New officers are Mrs. Arnhold Brandt president, Mrs. H D Beal vice president, Miss Barbara Howrey secretary and treasurer.
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Courier
la Porte City
M. E. Ladies’ Aid
J. W. Lehman
H. A. Crumb
Nora Springs
Arnhold Brandt
H. D. Beal
Barbara Howrey
Funeral of Tornado Victim in Masonville
Joseph Barry, killed in the St Louis storm when his automobile overturned, will have a Masonville Catholic church funeral after a body arrival Sunday at 7 30 am. His mother Mrs Margaret Barry of Walla Walla waits for arrival to set date. He was born in Buchanan county and survived by his mother and siblings. several relatives in Masonville and nearby towns are named.
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Manchester
Joseph Barry
St. Louis
Masonville
Barry
Margaret Barry
Wall
W. H. Barry
Owen McMahon
Stella Barry
Helen
Eva McMahon
This City
Walter H. Barry
Dyersville
Ministers to Pass on Laymen's Vote Demand
Webster City Iowa Oct 1 Methodist Episcopal ministers at the town conference will vote on laymen demand for full membership in the annual ministerial conference. Lay delegates backed by a resolution threaten to withhold funds until admitted. Other conferences favor the Kansas plan with separate lay bodies and some joint sessions. Delegates chosen to the general conference include M P Arrasmith J J Bushnell G J Poppenheimer J W Lagrone and F T Mossmann. Lay delegates selected were J L Peterson Ada May Nash and E M Corbett. Sioux City Cherokee chosen for next year.
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Webster City
Methodist Episcopal Town Conference
Kansas
M. P. Arrasmith
Sheldon
J. J. Bushnell
Cherokee
G. J. Poppenheimer
Onawa
J. W. Lagrone
Hawarden
F. T. Mossmann
Morningside College
Sioux City
J. L. Peterson
Webster
Ada May Nash
Xe Mills
E. M. Corbett
Paving on No. 218 in Bremer to resume Monday
Paving on No. 218 in Bremer will be resumed Monday after a week of rain suspension. Most workmen left Thursday for home and will return Monday to continue the paving project.
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Bremer
Plainfield
Cornell to Install President Nov 18 at Cornell College
Mount Vernon Iowa October 1 Dr Herbert J Burgstahler will be formally inaugurated as president of Cornell College here on Nov 18. The Cornell board of trustees will hold its mid year meeting on Thursday the day before and Nov 19 will be homecoming day with a full program for returning grads and guests. Alumni Secretary Walter Gray nears completion of the homecoming day program including a Cornell Cameron football game in the afternoon and a dramatic production in the evening.
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Mount Vernon
Herbert J. Burgstahler
Cornill College
Cornell Board of Trustees
Walter Gray
Cornell-Cameron
Denver Aid Meet Sets Oct 6 At Kurtz Home
Denver Iowa Oct 1 Special The Ladies Aid will meet Oct 6 with Mrs Louis Kurtz Mrs Sophie Kissatz died Monday at the home of her daughter Mrs John Wedemeyer where she had been making her home
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Fred Whetler
Betty Hummel
Martha Brust
Edna Haberichter
Lucile Rashauser
Gladys Hartz
J. W. Stewart
Crumb
Lehman
H.E. Waldroff
E. L. Esher
Frank Jenks
John Boyle
DeKalb
R. E B. Fields
Boyle
Hannah Boyle
Matt Mayes
Fisher
Waterlolo
August Lange
H. C. Schleeger
Ivan
Chicago
G. H. Niess
Waterloo
David Nutt
Frank Hopper
Chestnut
Nate Miller
Rahn
Denver Aid
Denver
Ladies’ Aid
Louis Kurtz
Sophie Kissatz
John Wedemeyer
Joseph Erb returns to Marble Rock after German trip
Joseph Erb has returned to Marble Rock after a visit in Germany. He left June 1 for the trip and came back by October 1.
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Germany
Marble Rock
Joseph Erb
Geremany
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Joe Christensen
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Glen Woort
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Millgan
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Wck
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M. B Howe
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Hart-Parr CO
Social Service League
County Board of Supervisors
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M. E. Aid Society of
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