Manchester Ta Oct 5 Building boom tops city plans
Manchester sees a busy expansion with Glen Chapmen and Charles Darey planning a third story for the Glen-Charles hotel after last year’s opening. The new post office heating plant nears completion and a two story brick building on Madison Street replaces older landmarks. Other projects include a Brent pipeline service station, garage remodels, and a poultry house second story addition as Civic improvements rise and water mains go in. The dedication of the Manchester Gospel Hall is set for Sunday.
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Manchester
Glen Chapmen
Charles Darey
Glen-Charles
Priday
Postoffice
BE. W.williams
Ation
Madison Streets
Manchester ‘Auto 4
Ras
Phillipg Petroleum Company
Brewer
Anc
Henry Prowse
Charles and
W. McCormick
J.M. Jones
Sons
Are
Haug: & Son Garage
Cities Service O11 Company
Lovett & Davis’ Produce Company
Prospect
Gay Streets
Nort Manchester
New Gospel Hall
The
Manchester Gospel Hall Association
Victors in Annual Scrap at Upper Town Freshmen
Freshmen dominate the annual Upper Town scrap at Payette Ort University in a rugged homecoming event. They win the sack rush flag rush and two girls events while the sophomores clinch the final tug of war on a icy Volga river pull. Gladys Prideaux tops her class with two wins. Freshmen gain relief from green caps after the October 26 homecoming football game.
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Payette
Upper Iowa’ University
Alda
Gladys Prideaux
Maynard
Volga
Ray Fels Elected Chief Officer of West Union Legion
Ray Fels was elected head of the West Union post of the American Legion. W. Johns was named vice-commander. Other officers include F. W. Laftis as adjutant, George Bebmelzer as quartermaster, W. Antes as historian, F. G. Lee as chaplain, and Glascock with Greteman and Ivat on the executive council. Auxiliary officers list Miss Helen Clapp as president and several others in vice president, secretary, and treasurer roles.
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Courier Special Service
Unilon
Ray Fels
West Union
American’ Legion
W. Johns
F. W. Laftis
Ad‘jutant
George Bebmelzer
Fiance Comber
W.-H. ‘Antes
F. .G. Lee
Greteman
Ivat
Glascock
Helen Clapp
W. “H. ‘Burnham
Lyla Shaffer
A. McThee
H. 3. Wright
Ed Helserman
St Ansgar Eleven Opens Season on Minnesota Soil
St Ansgar Eleven opens its season on Minnesota soil as six new Sunday school teachers are to be installed this Sunday, three in the junior department and three in the intermediate section, amid lengthy study of the congregation’s needs.
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St. Ansgar Eleven
Minnesota
Rally
Pegetam
St. Ansgar Meth
Teachers Dine at UCL Club Event
A brief social note records a gathering of 2a teachers at UCL as the dre-leachers of high school were entertained with a Chat-a-While session hosted by the Lutheran community.
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UCL
Dre
Pussyfoot Johnson to Speak in Cedar Falls Services
A union temperance meeting at First Presbyterian Cedar Falls features W. E. Pussyfoot Johnson and Major F B Eboyt of Chicago. Johnson will present The Unfinished Battle after a world tour. Various denominations participate with morning services listed and sermons on topics by church leaders.
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Courier
Cedar Palis
First Presbyterian Church
W. E
Pussyfoot
Johnson
Chicago
First Baptist
Guild
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Thes
W. G. Rowley
L. B. Richman
Crusaders
H. J. Faust
Firah Engangel
Ent
Hindergnees
Bashford
First Congregational Church
William G. Crowder
William G. Crowder, Will Supply the Pulpit. . Rev
A, Br, Turnbull
First Christian Church
Appeals Conviction of Poultry Theft in Fayette Court
Henry Breitsprecher of Stanley was convicted in district court of stealing poultry. The jury was out an hour before the verdict. Breitsprecher’s attorney moved for a new trial arguing insufficient evidence. The case rested on a farmer’s wife testimony that he stole poultry in mid day and did not protest. The defense claimed he was buying a marriage license and marrying on the questioned days. The prosecution argued Breitsprecher married a girl who would be a witness, granting immunity from use against him.
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Spvetst Sapotoe
West Union
Henry Breitsprecher
Stanley
Breitsprecher
Ulavening
Breit Sprecher
Cresco Eleven Triumphs 14 0 Over Riceville on Home Field
Cresco high school football defeated Riceville 14 to 0 on the home field. Riceville showed early resistance but failed to reach the score. Livingston, Cresco’s captain Lusson and DeWalle starred, with two touchdowns by Livingston and strong defense and interception by Lusson sealing the win.
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Courter
Cresco
Cresco High
Riceville High
Riceville
Bemus
Whitinger
Livingston
Lusson
DeWalle
Creseau
Bristow Eastern Star Members Dine With Greene Party
A Bristow Illinois Eastern Star chapter held a dinner last night for members at Greene with an initiation following. Earlier, the October meeting of the United Brethren church Women’s Missionary Society occurred Friday at Mrs P X Miller’s home with a music program. Also reported is McGeachy Bros selling a catload of haga and hides to dos Berg in Cedar Rapids.
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Cuarter
Bristow
Order of Eastern Star
Greene
Initiaton
Women's Missionary ‘Society of the United Brethren Church
P. x. Miller
McGeachy Bros
Dos Berg
Cedar Rapids
Authority Talks to Chas. City Lions About Butterflies
Charles City Iowa Oct William Blumenstell spoke at Lions meeting on butterflies and moths displaying four cases of specimens. L A Lankle reported on converting Lion field into athletic ground and grounds committee tasked to draft a blueprint. J F Sanders welcomed as member with guests Lester Knight and L Ronin. Funeral at Osage for Andrew Kirgus, 83, born December 4 1845 in Germany, buried with Rev John D Kern officiating. widow and four children survive. Pussyfoot Johnson to speak in Charles City next week at Central M E Church with Major Ebiert assisting.
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Charles’ City
Wiliam Blumenstell
Lions@lab
L. A. Lankle
Lion Field
J. F. Sanders
Osage
Andrew Kirgus
Germany
John D. Kern
the Baptist Church
Champion Funeral Home
Will Kirgus
Harry Smalley
Frank Jeffries
Clarence
Ness
Waterloo
Pussyfoot
Citas
Charles City
Pussy~ Foot" Johnson
M.el
Ebiert
Sue
College Church At Iowa State Teachers To Hold First Service
An interdenominational college church returns for its third year at Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls. The Sunday communion will unite students faculty and townsfolk regardless of church preference amid religious education courses and activities led by Dr Howland Hanson.
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Courter Spaaial
Cedar Walls
Iowa State Teachers College
Interdenominational Church
Howland Hangon
Unique Church
Leathers of
Interdenominational Organization
Hanson
Tows State Teachers College
Snelucey
Jesus
The
Holy Land
Buchanan Tax Payments to Oct 1 Total $240000
Independence Iowa Oct 5 Tax collections for Buchanan county before Oct 1 totaled 240000 cents last half of 1828 taxes collected this year. A state motor vehicle department draft for 4847.28 Buchanan county's share of August gasoline tax arrived. Funds are split between county and township road systems by mileage proportion. 1929 auto licenses ongoing. latest number 6280 issued to F P Campagne on Friday, higher than all of 1928 with about two months left.
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Courier
Independence
Buchanan County
Treaser Risk
State Motor Vehicle Department
Risk
Ji Campagne
Benton Veterans of Union Service Meet in Reunion
In Vinton Virginia on October 6 the Benton County Veterans Association held its annual reunion at the Methodist church. Women of the Woman's Relief Corps led noon meals, with a program including drum corps music, solos, duets, and addresses by Rev W W Williams and C Richart. Ten veterans attended, up from nine last year. a public attendance was noted.
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Gourier
Vinton
Benton County Veterans Association
Methodist Church
Woman's Relief Corps
Ameniba
Missea Grace
Ruth Baker
Dita
W. W. Williams
C. Richart
Hugh Mossman
D. NM. Lane
W. W. Willams
Skn Tharp
Lee Wheeler
Dorothy
Long Beach
Cal
Carl Yocum
Tripoli
Nichols
Bowers
Oelwein Fire Prevention Week Activities Planned
Oelwein fire department prepares to observe Fire Prevention Week October 6 to 12 with activities urging residents to clean premises and remove fire hazards. Quarantine cards are down and the city remains free from quarantinable diseases though one typhoid case is reported. Scouts toured Iowa City during a state university visit, and cattle congress crowds gather in Waterloo. Former Oelwein jeweler Mase McCammant wed Agnes Renneke in Hollywood. Northridge and Harlan PTA convenes at the Harlan building Monday at 3 30 p m.
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Oelwein
Oewein Fire Department
Boy Scouts of
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Oelweth
Waterloo
Mase McCammant
Oelwelh
Hollywood
Cal
Agnes Rénneke
North
Orange Grove Avenue
Northridge
Harlan P.T. A
Harlan Building
Wilkinson Sells Ah Coffee Shop At Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls Oct 5 L W Wilkinson disposed of the Black Hawk coffee shop in the Black Hawk Hotel building to Maynard Showers of Cedar Falls who has been with Wyth Lamb Shea company here several years and Russell Blake Wolga ity now a senior student at the college here. The place has been closed several weeks. Extensive repairs will be made before opening for business.
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Courier
Cedar Falls
L. W. Willkinson
Black Hawk
Maynard Showers
Wyth Lamb
Shea Company
Russell Blake
Wolgaity
Elinor McCoy
Rose Mary
Gouverneur
EB. G. Denend
Jack Balle
Plaine
O. L
Eldridge Wilson
Clay Street
Dumont
William G. Crowder
Methodist
California
Crowder
Nashua Man Maxwell Hansen Dies Sudden at 25
Maxwell Hansen manager of the Diamond grocery store died suddenly Thursday night in Canastota S D while seeking treatment for severe headaches and a paralyzed left eye. Survived by widow and two children. parents Peter and Mrs Hansen of Nora Springs notified. Harry Gogg acting manager at Nashua store since illness.
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Nashua
Max Hansen
Diamond
Canastota
S. D
Waverly
Rochester
Mayo Clinic
Dakota
Peter Hansen
Nora Springs
Harry Gogg
Hansen
Freight Engine Wrecks Car in Charles City Crossing
A freight engine struck a sedan driven by Mrs. Paul Staudt near East Clark in Charles City injuring her and demolishing the car. The engine was returning from Marble Rock when the accident occurred at noon Friday. Separately, Kenneth Everhart received a facial gash requiring three stitches while splitting wood. Community notes mention Salvation Army home service drive planning and Epworth League rally at First M. B. church with social hour, supper, and devotional.
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Charles City
Paul Staudt
Standard 611 Company
East Clark
Staudt
Marble Rock
Closa
Kenneth
Everhart
Salvation Army
Epworth League
M. B. Church
Hitchell County Fart Woman Funeral At Rock Creek
Osage Iowa area October 5 Mrs O B Olson born sixty years ago in Norway died Thursday night at her Cedar township home ten miles southwest of Osage Funeral services set for Sunday afternoon at Rock Creek Lutheran church with Rev O C Myhre officiating Archaeologists puzzled by rune stones dug up at Lund Sweden until discovered to be a hoax
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Hitchell County
Rock Creek
Osage
O. B. Olson
Norway
Cedar Township
Rock Creek Lutheran Church
O. CG. Myhre
Lund
Sweden
Hudson Community Club Elects Loonan President
George Loonan was chosen president at Hudson Iowa for the Hudson Community Club annual meeting held at Consolidated school. Other officers include Mrs Frank Gutknecht as vice president and K F Wolfe as secretary and treasurer. A party given by local residents accompanied the gathering. plans for a Garden Club monthly meeting and Mason Jubilee singers event were noted. Mrs Susia Alexander plans return to California. Hudson High Night at Baptist church announced. In Fayett e, Payette Legion staff officers were elected with Ivan H Ressler as commander and James McSweeney as an executive committee member.
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Courier Special Service
Hudson
George Loonen
Hudson Community Club
Frank Gutknecht
K. FP. Wolfe
Peter Peterson
Henry Christianson
Garden Club
California
Susia Alexander
Sam Watters
The
Baptist Church
Butler Polls Weigh Mill Tax for School Building
Norton's Corners district will vote October 12 starting at 1 pm on a four tenths mill tax levy to fund a new schoolhouse replacing the one that burned September 20. Voters also face a proposal to move the school toward the district center, with the old building formerly used as a neighbor’s machine shed and later repurposed for classrooms after buying and remodeling an abandoned church structure.
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Courier Special Service
Bhell Rock
Norton's Corners
Perry and associates named in Farragut matter
Laurence H. Perry, Dezalur, Farragut, John Paul Jobs, Nelgon, Hobson appear as named individuals in a local matter. The record notes their involvement in a case or transaction, with no further details provided in readable text. Additional context from the full article would clarify roles and actions.
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Laurence H. Perry
Dezalur
Farragut
John Paul Jobs
Nelgon
Hobson
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