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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1927

Page

8

City manager named to replace long-serving Gregg

J O Gregg resigns after many years as city manager in Town Falls Iowa health failing. L H Sours elected as successor and will assume duties this week. Sours formerly secretary of the Community club praised for executive ability and diplomacy. Gregg came to Town Falls from West Liberty.

Courier Special Service Town Falls L. H. Sours J. O. Gregg Gregg California Sours West Liberty

Hazel Marsh and Harry Bishop Wed at Charles City

Hazel M Marsh of Charles City married Harry Bishop of Rockford yesterday at the brides parents home. Attendants were Kenneth Marsh and Agnes Bird. After a trip to the Twin Cities the couple will reside in Rockford where Bishop is a bank cashier. The bride trained as a nurse and worked at Coe College infirmary Cedar Rapids.

Courier Charles City Hazel M. Marsh Harry Bishop Rockford R. E. Marsh Kenneth Marsh Agnes Bird Twin Cities Collins High School Iowa Methodist Hospital Coe College Cedar Rapids Bishop Mary Keefe W Niemack Wayne , Forrester Jean Birkins Chicago Mrg. Smith Vernon Moore Boon Keefe

Sherman Funeral Held In Oelwein For Civil War Veteran

Robert Sherman 84 died Tuesday at his home at 16 First Avenue Southeast Oelwein Iowa funeral services set for Saturday afternoon at Grace Methodist Church He lived in Fayette county 40 years moved from Donnan to Oelwein eight years ago Survived by wife Mrs Sherman and four sons George Donnan Charles Salem Ore M D Bismarck ND Albert Oelwein

Oelwein Robert Sherman First Avenue Southeast Grace M. E. Church Fayette County Donnan Bismarck, N. D And Alebert, Oelwein

Three marriage licenses issued in Manchester week

Manchester Iowa October 6 special reports County Clerk Burton Clark granted three marriage licenses during the week. The couples are Paul F. Schmidt age 2 and Mona Michaels age 16 w G. Brown 24 and Violet May Thomas 18 Albert W. Hackbarth 21 and Bertha E. Vifian 18.

Manchester Burton Clark Paul F. Schmidt Mona Michaels W. G. Brown Violet May Thomas Albert W. Hackbarth Bertha E. Vifian

Alcohol Runners Games Deferred Until Saturday

Cedar Falls hearing of three women and one man on charges of legal transportation and possession was postponed to Saturday to await arrival of bondsmen. Also notes Rotary talk by Homer Holbert, Cedar Falls high school talent, junior band formation, missionary board meeting in Bay City, luncheon-bridge for 24 women, Gwyneth Dilger birthday party, Saturday U S Parade, and Rev Barsalou returning from Elkader.

Courier Special Service Cedar Falls Josephine Mueller Anna Nelson Mitchell S. D K. E. Sirianni Zelma Cook Rotary Homer Holbert Springfield Mass Korea Japan F. L. McCreary Wilbur Biedel Mission Board William C. Nuhn Bay City Mich Missionary Boards of the Evangelical Church Bridge Harry M. Merril Oscar Tostlebe River Blut Park Gwyneth Dilger Caroline Dilger C. H. Mether State Street U. S Island Park George F. Barsalou First Congregational Church Elkader Congregational Churches Iowa

Crary Funeral to Be Held in Grundy Center

Funeral services for E. A. Crary district county engineer for 13 years will be held Friday in Grundy Center Iowa The prayer service will be at the family home at 2 p m and a church service at 2 30 p m Rev Edward Crane will officiate Burial will be here

Crary Grundy Center E. A. Crary Edward Crane Will of Klate

Tama County Sunday School elects Gladbrook man president

J R James reports at Traer convention Tama County Sunday School Association elected Gladbrook resident as president with Mrs Fred Carlisle and E Carson as district vice presidents and John Boles named Toledo chairman of the county fair exhibit. Garwin United Brethren Sunday school won the flag for largest delegation and miles traveled. Also Presbyterians call Rev Oliver Stevenson to Toledo parish. In crime items Ruer Buorti, Michigan, serves 15 days for petty larceny after stealing from Cecil Charters. Charles Johnson of Ames arrested for nine counterfeit checks, fined 30 dollars and costs. foster parents paid fine.

Courier Special Service Toledo J. R. James Gladbrook Tama County Sunday School Association Traer Fred Carlisle John Boles Ruer Buorti Michigan Tama County Cecil Charters Indiana Omaha Charters Buerti Charles Johnson Ames E. M. Hufford

Pussyfoot Johnson to Speak at Parkersburg Tonight

The Parkersburg lecture by temperance advocate Pussyfoot Johnson will proceed as scheduled at the M. E. church this evening after a notice of postponement in the Courier proved erroneous. A large crowd is expected and organizers invite all interested in temperance to attend.

Courier Parkersburg The Pussyfoot Johnson Johnson M. E. Church

Matthews named to Manchester park board seat

Matthews was appointed to the Manchester park commission, succeeding Wayne C. Currell who resigned after leaving Delaware County State Bank to join a newly organized bank in Esterville, Iowa.

Manchester Park Board Manchester Matthews Park Commission Wayne C. Currell Delaware County State Bank Estherville

Tama residents go to grand jury in illegal liquor charge

Toledo Oct 6 Sheriff Harris and seven officers raided eight Tama locations after 1230 am, finding liquor at five. William Dvorak George Dvorak Lloyd McCoy Jose Prusha and Lawrence Shaw arrested. Dvorak McCoy and Shaw bound to grand jury. George Dvorak case continued to Oct 29. Bonds set at 600 for three. Shaw bond 600. Officers split into two squads. no stills found.

Courier Special Service Toledo E. O. Harris Tama William George Dvdrak Lloyd McCoy Joé Prusha Lawrence Shaw George Carpenter William Dvorak McCoy Shaw George Dvorak Prusha Justice Carpenter James H. Willett

Hudson Man Celebrates Ninetieth Birthday Quietly

Henry Glenny of Hudson Iowa marked his ninetieth birthday in quiet celebration. He has remained in good health though recently under medical care. Also noted were Sunshine club meeting postponement due to bad roads, a Farm Bureau gathering at Mt. Carmel and Black Hawk township representatives, clothing lessons by Miss Cassell of Ames, a new son born to Mr and Mrs Henry Brandhorst on Sept 30, and updates on Willis Arter’s influenza recovery plus S J Strayer’s month away on a farm trip to Drinkwater Saskatchewan.

Tom Shaw John Gorman Erwin Wilford Bradenburgh Benton County Minnesota Harold “Tireman St. Cloud Minn la Porte City Ed Holland Floyd Road College Magazine Alfred Hess G. A Hess College of Applied Science Iowa State University Woman's Club Northwood Town Federation of Womenis Clubs Mmes M. G. Smith E. A. Hausberg W. G. Joer R W. Stober L. C. Poole R. L. Malmston Albert Witt Courier Special Service Hudson Henry Glenny Glenny Sunshine Club James Maynard Farm Bureau Mt. Carmel Eagle Center George Fisher O. G. Moseley Ralph Mitchell Charles Witt Black Hawk Township Cassell Ames Henry Brandhorst Willis Arter S. J. Strayer Drinkwater Saskatchewan

Frederika Baby Dies Soon After Birth

In Frederika Iowa Oct 6 a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Will Kemp Meyer Saturday evening Oct 1 died within hours. The Ladies Aid society served supper at its meeting Wednesday evening. Rev James Gallagher will remain as M E pastor here following the recent conference.

Frederika, In Will Kempmeyer Ladies’ Aid Society James Gallagher M. E

La Porte Teachers Honored With Friday Reception

La Porte City hosts a Friday 7 30 P M reception in the school auditorium honoring public school teachers under the Parent Teacher Association. A program will be presented and the public is invited.

la Porte Courier la Porte City Parent-Teacher Association

Orange Township People Head to California

In Orange Township on Oct 6 Mrs Hiram Lichty Mrs H J Lichty Miss Marian Purdy and Miss Ruth Fike left for California to visit relatives in several towns. Miss Alice Graham a nurse in St Louis is home on vacation visiting her father in Waterloo. Tornado at the hospital damaged roof but no injuries. Edgar Tannreather of Delhi visited over Sunday. William Brant from Washington state visits his mother and sister in town.

Courier Orange Township Hiram Lichty H. J. Lichty Marian Purdy Ruth Fike California Iowa Alice Graham St. Louis Ernest Graham Waterloo Edgar Tannreather Delhi William Brant Washington State Brant I. J. Kough

Staggels Journey to California in 11 Days

Mr and Mrs Archer Staggel completed a Hazleton to Los Angeles motor trip in 11 days. They endured two flat tires and used 75 gallons of gasoline. Mrs James Wilson, mother of the latter, has been informed.

California Hazleton Archer Staggel Los Angeles Cal James Wilson

Negro Singers Open Program Series at Upper Iowa U

Fayette Oct. 6 The Women’s Professional association opened its fall series at the college chapel with The Mason Jubilee Singers Chicago colored male quartet. The varied program included plantation spirituals and modern pieces. Future acts include The National Light Opera Company The L Verne Stout Players Miss Margaret Stahli dramatic interpreter and Ben R Vardaman lecturer.

National Light. Opera. Company Ll. Verne’ Stout Margaret Stahil Ben R. Vardaman

McElhaney Sister's Funeral Trip to Genoa

Mrs. F A McElhaney left Wednesday for Genoa to attend the funeral of her sister Mrs. Gertrude Miller. She was accompanied by her daughter Mrs H J Crawford.

Washington Genoa Gertrude Miller HJ. Crawford

Chapter to mark 175th anniversary of Eastern Star

West Union Ia Oct 6 The thirty fifth anniversary of the charter to local chapter 110 Order of Eastern Star will be celebrated Nov 8 A 630 dinner in the hall main room will precede a program and a dance The chapter has 230 regular members scattered across the United States and invites all city affiliates The Worthy Matron Lanette Glascock named committees with eight members to assist Chairmen include Mrs Bell Ocker kitchen Mrs Nondas Burnham dining room Mrs Oscar Helserman decoration and P M Grimes program.

Lanette Glascock Bell Ocker Nondas ‘Burnham Oscar Helserman P. M. Grimes

Benton Court Dismisses Jury for September Term

Vinton Ia Oct 6 The jury for the September term has been dismissed. Only one civil case heard Rodgers vs Island Railway Co. plaintiff awarded 98.90 after lowering claim from 175. A dry cleaning wagon driven by Joe Fitch and a light sedan driven by George Wymaster were damaged in a collision on primary 218. Dr E H Dowden had emergency appendicitis operation. condition satisfactory.

Courier Special Service Vinton Rodgers Vs. Island Railway Company Supreme Court Joe Fitch George Wymaster Fuch E. H. Dowden

Epworth League District Convention Planned in Dubuque

Manchester Iowa October 6. The Dubuque District Epworth League will hold a convention in the parlors of the Methodist Episcopal church on October 15. The local Christian Endeavor group sponsors the event with registration at 9 a.m. Both members and friends are invited.

Dubuque Epworth Courier Manchester Epworth League Methodist Episcopal Church Christian Endeavor Group Friends

Moone's Emerald Oil Offers Foot Pain Relief

An advertisement touts Moone's Emerald Oil two ounce bottle promising fast relief from bunion pain and inflammation. It claims quick diminishing soreness within fifteen minutes and shrinkage of corns with nightly use. The product is sold by Robert Drug Co and guaranteed with money back if not effective.

Moone Robert Drug Co

Convictions Voted in Buchanan Liquor Cases

After a one hour and twenty five minute jury deliberation Lloyd Chase was found guilty of bootlegging and illegal transportation of liquor in the Iowa case. He received 90 days in county jail and a 300 dollar fine with an additional 90 days imprisonment if the fine is not paid. In Iowa v Leo Strang he pleaded guilty to keeping a gambling house and was fined 100 dollars plus costs. Several foreclosure cases were heard.

Independence Lloyd Chase State of Iowa Leo Strang

Rain Delays Buffalo Bridge Work Near Winthrop Indiana

Rain and poor roads halt progress on the Buffalo bridge near Winthrop Indiana. Grading on the approach is complete but vehicles cannot pass due to the soft surface after the recent rains.

Winthrop Courier Special Service Buffalo Bridge

Famous trainer Mike Martin Liniment for rheumatic pains

A veteran trainer offers Mike Martin’s Liniment with a free folder explaining its use for rheumatism gout neuritis and related aches. Endorsed by big league players and celebrities the 2 ounce bottle costs 63 cents and 4 ounces one dollar at druggists.

Mike Martin Ball Park Mike Waller Johnson Herb Felinock Alexander Cobb

Also Mentioned on This Page

Iowa Falls Community Club Hawkeye State Reger Miles Mills Iditton Wwetkiv 1Owa Highway Commission Lemimany Ierenst Reoy Il. H. Sours Eugene Budick Minneapolis Floyd States Portland Ore Arthur, Mooney New York City Hildreth New York Essmman Kodak Company Sherman South Dakota Rotary Hears of Ass’n Presbyterians Oliver R. Stevenson Walnut First Presbyterian Church of Mr. Stevenson Conrad McCormick Theological Seminary Pussyfoot Grand Jury Hudson Man Frederika Evangelical Missionary Society J. G. Frank C. H. Vandersall J. E. Brown Helen Frank Woman’s Home Missionary Society W. L. Condor Glen Haven L. J. Tutt H. A Roy E. Wagner Jimmie’s Angels Glen Teeter Wagner W. G. Baliheim Aid Society Mmes. Condor W. Barnhart E. L. Esher Emeline Kline George Kaiser Presbyterian Church Cecil Gates Bert Crummer Paul Virginia Denver Colo Orange Upper Iowa U West Union Star Benton Court Buchanan Washington Baseball Club Standard Battery & Elec. Co West 5Th St. Distributors Layman Bat. & Elec. Co Franklin and E. Fourth St. East Side Tribe Bros Fourth St. North End
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