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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1928

Page

12

Union meeting planned at Cedar Falls gymnasium

Cedar Falls public worship plans a union meeting at Leach ers College Men’s gymnasium to honor Armistice Day on Sunday November 11 with a speaker and music. American Legion and Commercial Club committees organize. church boards may suspend services. Cedar Falls musicians head to Sioux City for the national Legion post band convention in San Antonio Texas. Meetings of women’s church societies and individual members of local churches report various hostess duties.

Courier Cedar Falls Leachers College American Legion and Commercial Club Sioux City Monahan American Legion Post San Antonio Tex Cedar Fails Son Post Kirk Olesen Reuben H. Miller D. Ahrens Eugene Reed Arthur Martin Woman's Foreign Missionary Society First Methodist Episcopal Church College Dora: Lowe Albert ML Billingsley City Congregational Presbyterian and Chistian James Remime Danish Nazareth Society State Street E. ©. Odell Hillside Cemetery Association Washington Street Friendly Circle C. W Sellen Blu Street Martin Parks Mo Vine H. Hart Colllege Iowa City Anna Gertrude Childs Long Beach Cal Munn Lucy Silliman Tremont Street Chicago Mra. Munn

La Porte Club Begins Fall Meeting and Events

La Porte City reports the La Porte Tourist Club held its first fall meeting at Mrs. J. H. Goon's home with a response to vacation observations, calendar planning, and a tea hosted by Mrs. Goon and others. Officers elected include Lehman as president and Park as vice president. Highland Club met at Mrs. Kerr’s with 11 members present and lunch served. Visitors from South Dakota, the Bradfields, left after a week visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs. Richards will travel to St Louis for Mrs Richards treatment for paralysis.

Goon Osborn J. W. Lehman A."e. Park H. G. Esher J. W. Stewart A. ¥.Osborn H. B. Waldroff Highland Club John Kerr Mmes. C. Kline Glenn Foss Ray Teater Hare Graft J. C. Kerr A. A. Robertson Ralph Rimayan L. M. Ashley Merie Pauls Miriam Clam Falls Wis Mr. Baadfield St. Louis Hospital Theodore Richards St. Louis Wallon Independence Izaak Welton Martin Baby O. EB. Martin Peoples Hospital Enel Martin John Wise Aurora G. OO. P G. ©. Tekel Leo J. Molloy J. F. Till W. E. Craney Carl Nichols Rey Paul Shuert Mr. Hovey Commedius G. W. Bettig & Son W. J. Ball & Co

Former Missionary to Madagascar to Speak at St Ansgar

The Deer Creek Norwegian Lutheran church annual mission festival will be held Sunday in St Ansgar Iowa. Mr M J Sialee of Luther Theological Seminary St Paul and former Madagascar missionary will deliver a lecture on missions Seale

St. Ansgar Deer Creek Norwegian Lutheran Church M. J. Sialee Luther Theological Seminary St. Paul Madagascar Seale

Snake Migration Near Buchanan County In October

A trucker returning from Independence Thursday reports large numbers of snakes moving east along the highway near Oelwein and Waverly. Most are black snakes with some harmless varieties joining the trek. Also notes a football game between Waverly and Oelwein on Saturday October 6 at the ball park and final services for Joh King at 1 45 and 2 00 Saturday at his home and Grace Methodist Church.

Oolweln Independence Waverly Oclwein Ball Park Joh King First Avenue Northeast Grace M. J. Church

October storm hits Buchanan County with heavy rain and wind

An October storm visited Buchanan County scattering limbs and causing sewer overflow as over an inch of rain fell in two bursts. A bright lightning display accompanied the wind and the night cooled, with a 46 degree reading during early Friday. Community notes mention Izaak Walton League outreach, a baby death near Aurora, St Johns court installations, a new rector for St James Parish and local garage sale activity.

Courier Special Services Independence Buchanan County Main Street

Man Struck by Auto at Traer Is Convalescing

Traer Iowa October 5 Henry Baker a Traer man struck by a hit and run motorist on Traer's principal business street remains in hospital recovering from a severe concussion. He was unconscious for hours and is expected to be discharged soon. The driver fled the scene but is being sought by county authorities for failing to stop and report the accident.

Courier Special Service Traer Henry Baker Baker

Fairbank Man Inches Hand in Shredder Amputation

William Hein, 18, of Fairbank, suffered middle finger injuries when his hand was caught in a corn shredder on Thursday, leading to amputation. Reports also note illnesses: Mrs. L. G. Juhi critically ill from pneumonia after influenza, Mrs. Henrietta Trumbauer and others ill with influenza, Eleanor Park recovering from influenza after three weeks.

Courier Special Service Dunkerton Ta. Och William Hein Frank Hein Fairbank L. G. Juhi Henrietta Trumbauer Henry Shell Waterloo Will Clubine Ila Belle Thomason Na Thompson Waverly Kan Eleanor Park M. EB. Ladies’ Aid Society Edos Moulds

Knitting Mill at Charles City to Open Next Week

Charles City October 5 G Ferguson reports the Chester Knitting Mill plans revival under Billner as foreman Robert Heinecke returns from Rome duties. Mrs Irving Niemann resumes bookkeeper role and Mrs Grover Thomas becomes forewoman. Mill to start early next week as most Chester mills shift to silk hosiery.

Charles City Billner Chester Robert Heinecke Rome Irving Niemann Grover Thomas

Teachers Primed For Battle With Strong Coe Team

Gedar Fails Oct 5 Primed for opening game on the new college field here Saturday. Iowa State Teachers college regulars ignore the rumored strength of Coe from Cedar Rapids. Coach Paul Bender plans Pederson at center Cooper and Hopkins ends Ravelin and Chambers tackles Myers and Perry guards Stevens quarterback Fritzel fullback McCuskey Burley halves. Gay Orr may return at end if needed. Kohawks considered heavier than Tutors. History shows 18 meetings with Coe 6 victories for I S T C. Lead game in seven years. Past scores list Coe 10 1896 1895 0 1897 0 1899 0 1900 16 1902 18 1903 28 1904 6 1909 9 1552 2 1918 ag 1920 1921 1% drowning in New Jersey Sioux City Oct 5 4 On Unis second might as a Gre knocker fat the OM St To & PB railroad roundhouse Charles Crawford 5 fell into a pit near burning ashes dumped by locomotives and drowned.

Courinr Gedar College Iowa State Teachers College Coe Cedar Rapids Paul Bender Pederson Cooper Hopkins Ravelin Chambers Myers Perry Stevens Fritzel McCuskey Burley Gay Orr Flowers Hardy Kohawks I. S. IT. GC New Jor Sioux City St To & PB Railroad ‘Roundhouse Charles Crawford Nsec

Awards and Placings in Cattle Congress Belgian Show

Awards and placings across cattle congress events for Belgian horses, with judges, exhibitors, and numerous farms and institutions listed. Key exhibitors include Wisconsin State Hospital, Femco Farms, Rock River Farms, The Maytes Farms, and J. D. McDonald, among others, with multiple age-group bulls, cows, and breeder displays noted.

Lutherans Choose Directors and Officers for Orphans Home

Waverly reports new Iowa Evangelical Lutheran Orphans Society directors elected for the annual meeting. Ida Niesinger and Rev Christ Schmat mueller chosen. Rev H B Wenninger to assume home superintendency Oct 15. Rev William Siefkes named secretary. G A Grossmann reelected president. Rev Fred Voelker VP. J G Engelbrecht treasurer. Supervisors meet in Allison with regular monthly session noted.

Carl Hankammer Tripoli Texas H. W. Siefkes Cedar Falls G. A. Grossmann Fred Voelker Greene G. Engelbrecht

Friendley Act To Patron Sends An Agent To Prison

Harold A. Butts former agent at Walker Ta released freight without collecting on sight draft delayed by bank failure. He pleaded guilty in Tin county district court and is in Fort Madison penitentiary awaiting possible pardon or parole. Attys say he bore no embezzlement intent. sixteen Walker businessmen petitioned for reinstatement. Butts, WWI veteran, decorated with croix de guerre, later active in American Legion.

Courier Special Services Harold A. Butts Fort Madison A. Pratt Pratt Butts Walker Rock Island Mage Tinn County F. O. Ellison France American Legion

Farmer Buys Cafe in Quasqueton

Harold L. Todd, a farmer east of town, took possession of Oliver Brown cafe today after purchasing it Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Brown will move to the E Kimball residence in the northeast part of town.

Quasqueton Harold L. Todd Oliver Brown

Death of Mrs. Conrad Flotzbach in Madison

T J Ahearn of Independence left for Madison to attend the funeral of Mrs. Conrad Flotzbach who died suddenly there on Tuesday. A former resident of Independence she was born Rose Porter and had once worked at the state hospital. The couple moved to Madison many years ago.

Courter

Funeral Held for Mrs James Hardwick in Jesup Iowa

Funeral services were held at the Baptist church in Jesup for Mrs. James Hardwick with Rev. Jesse V. Wright presiding. She died at her daughter’s home in Jesup after a long life that began in Duckertville New York on June 4 1849. She married James Hardwick October 17 1867 in Independence Iowa. Surviving are two sons William G. Hardwick of Humboldt Wisconsin and Thomas Bardwick of Cedar Falls and two daughters Mrs Charles Roth of Jesup and Mrs Herman Neunkirk of Janesville plus 38 grandchildren and 22 great grandchildren.

Courier Jesup James Hardwick Baptist Church Jesse V. Wright

Stomach disorders linked to coated tongue heal with Tanlac

A 1920s advertisement claims that tongue coating signals digestive illness. It argues 90 percent of sickness starts in stomach and bowel trouble and promotes Tanlac made from barks herbs and roots with a money back guarantee if it fails to help.

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