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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1928

Page

8

Farmers urged to unite for relief in Capper speech

Senator Arthur Capper spoke to a Charles City audience urging farmers to organize and act together to secure agricultural aid. He noted the tax disparity, criticized Smith and Hoover, and praised farm-focused regulation while defending his support for the MonSary-Haugen bill. The meeting began with band music and was chaired by W. E. Dodge.

Syreiat Senater Charies City Ellis Auditorium Arthur Capper Marshalstogn Capper Cnid Hoover Herbert Hoover al Smith New York Smith Charles City Band W. EB Dodge

Former Gladbrook Resident Killed by Train in Illinois

John Vanderford 78, formerly of Gladbrook, was killed in Elgin Illinois after stepping onto a railway as a train approached. He was visiting his son Will, a former resident, at the time of the accident.

Gladbrook Illinois John Vanderford Elgin Til Will Fran’ Foster Glidden Charles Lazenby Deaconess Hospital Marshalltown Conants Reno Durkes Hosford Kliest Pagalsen Lundt Marie Gethman

Iowa City Parent-Teacher Association to hear lecture

The first meeting of the Parent-Teacher Association will be held in the assembly room of the high school on Friday evening. Dr C S Chase of Iowa City will deliver an illustrated lecture as the main feature, with musical numbers on the program.

Vern Evans Flint Mich John Rouse Elmer Hoube Merle Wayson Carl Rambo Urbana Jas. Poste Independence Henry Polk Quasqueton Merrill Evans Vinton Lloyd Grover Waterloo G. H. Goodrick Methodist Church H. B. Kanolise Beaman

Louis Gilchrist Injured When Auto Overturns

Louis Gilchrist former manager of Arling cafe sustained fractures of three ribs and body bruises when the car he and Mrs. Gilchrist rode in overturned about ten miles east of Cedar Rapids last Friday. Mrs. Gilchrist was uninjured. Gilchrist remained under a physician's care in Cedar Rapids. The couple had been visiting relatives and attending the Watry Cattle Congress in Waterlo during the week.

Courier Watry Cattle Congress Waterlop

New Hampton Legion Post Elects Officers for Year

New Hampton Iowa October 11 The Stine Post of the American Legion has chosen its officers for the coming year Commander William J Gleason First Vice Commander J Woodrull Second Vice Commander Claude Burke Adjutant W J Kelson Finance Officer Bo E Frakes Historian William Watters Chaplain Arthur Johnson Sergeant at Arms George Koehler Trustees J G Schueth Droid L McLamne and Waller Mohler Executive Committeemen William Clair Arthur Riner and Charles Brand

N. Hampton Legion New Hampton Fae Stine American Legion William J. Gleason J. Woodrull Claude Burke W. J. Kelson Bo E. Frakes William Watters Arthur Johnson George Koehler J. G. Schueth Droid L. McLamne Waller Mohler William Clair Arthur Riner Charles Brand

No Man Deserted Day After Wedding Divorce Granted

Allison, Ta October 11 Katie Relp ers Geyer obtained a divorce from Christian A. Geyer in district court after 23 years of marriage begun April 11, 1928. The petition claims desertion on April 14, 1928. State cases to be brought up soon include Marion Livingston on bootlegging, Paul Pat to illegal possession, and Leo Winston on illegal possession and persistent chatter.

Couvier Suevial Service Allison Katie Relpers Geyer Christian A. Geyer State Marion Livingston Paul Pattom Leo Winston

Eastern Division reports record business for CGW line

Oelwein dispatch notes peak activity on the Chicago Great Western eastern division from Oelwein to Chicago with more cars moved in a single day than ever before. Local items mention birthdays, Farm Bureau events, Legion post plans for Armistice Day, and travel updates as residents attend conventions and visits in Texas, Kansas City, and the northeast. Cement paving work on a three mile stretch of highway No. 10 east of Oelwein is underway, speeding up the project.

Oelwein Chicago Great Western Railroad Chicago Essie Finch Third Street Hazleton Farm’ Bureau Jefferson’ Township Farm Bureau Odd Fellows’ Hall John’ McKenna Fifth Avenue Northwest Ross American Legion Post Intenion Thomas Burnside Kansas City Church of Christ Nellie Wimmer Letha Pitkin Corpus Christi Tex H A. Witmer New York Maryland West Virginia Willa Wilson $S St. Joseph’s Hospital Sioux City No. 10 Highway Quelwein

Rev Bruce Giffin Speaks to Lions at La Porte City

Revered Bruce Giffin pastor of First Presbyterian Cedar Falls spoke to the Lions club in La Porte City at the luncheon meeting. Lion A E Park presided and Rev D W Morgan introduced the speaker. Evangelical Aid society met at the church basement with quilting and a two course lunch served by local hostesses. Methodist Aid division four planned a regular monthly meeting at Mrs Clarence Hager's home with new officers named. W C T U to hold bake and rummage sale for library fund. visits noted in Spokane and Waterloo area.

Bruce Giffin la Porte City Porte City Bruce Giffen First Presbyterian Church Cedar Falls Lions Club Lion A. E. Park D. W. Morgan Evangelical Aid Evangelical Aid Society Albert Anton Miss Klersey Roehlk Evelyn Kober Cleo Koreng Stahnke Hazel Frank Helen Frank Charles Coburn Ralph Moore Andrew Gonnerman J.E. Brown Guy Robb Methodist Aid Society Clarence Hager Ezra Hager John Clark E. Unger John Runyan A. Fultz D. J. Hummel W. C P. H. Paige New Sharon

Wadena Minister Returned by U S Annual Assembly

Rev. Stanley Birdsall was returned to the United Brethren charge at Wadena by the annual conference stationing committee held at Mill Creek church on the Excelsior mission circuit in Wisconsin. Bishop F. P. L. Hoskins presided. Rev. L. C. Heek was re elected presiding elder and Rev. James Miller was stationed at Pence Grove.

Wadena Stanley Birdsall United, Brethren Mi] Creek Church Excelsior Mission Circuit Wisconsin FP. L Hoskins Myrtle Idaho L, C Heek Lehigh Ree Elrcted James Miler Pence Grove

Two Cedar Falls Businesses Start Construction

Two business ventures began in Cedar Falls with William Scoggin starting a 22 by 52 foot one story plumbing shop on Fast Third street and Chris Jensen erecting a 44 by 56 foot garage on East Third street to serve alongside the Jensen Snodderly operation.

Courier Special Service Cddar Falls Cedar Falls William Scoggin Third Street Chris Jensen Jensen-Snoderly W. N. Hostrop Citizens Savings Bank Charles B. Sanice McFarlane A.W. McFarlane Waterloo Rotary Club Black Hawk

Orange Township Notes and Hospital Update

Orange Township reports Dan Myers underwent a major operation at University Hospital Iowa City after a period as a patient there. Mrs Myers accompanied him and returned home Sunday. Delegates from Orange Township WCTU attended the state convention in Town City. Local families and visitors are noted among church and school events including a Mission Feast at Tripoli with Rev Willam Adix and Rev J Baermann assisting.

J. Wilbur Miller Will Bridge Mary Hedden Helen Bridge Ankeny Ebaugh Gerald Lichty Wnhterloo B. F. Coxon Lowa’ City Smith-Hughes Workers Strawberry Point Jay Schrock Somerset Tripolt Tripoli Willam Adix Northfeld Minn J. Baermann Maxfeld Gernan W. J. F. Adix Jubilee St. John's Lutheran Church

Mrs William Bucholz Funeral Set at Charles City

Charles City Oct 11 funeral services for Mrs William Bucholz 73 who died Wednesday in Cedar Valley hospital will be Friday at 2 p m at Central M E church with Rev Wesley Belling officiating. Interment Riverside. Surviving husband and children Ed Milwaukee Henry Bloomington Sam Spencer Mrs Howard Coville Elkhart Ind Mrs Rudolph Radtke Gillete Wis Edwin Chicago.

Charles City William Bucholz Cedar Valley Hospital Central M. EB. Church Wesley Belling Riverside Milwaukee Henry Bloomington Sam Spencer Howard Coville Elkhart Ind Rudolph Radtke Gilete Wis Edwin Chicago Dana Spear F. S. Spear Spear Byrnes Produce Company van Battery North Bend William Buckler Manford Dietrich Wisconsin University John Fassbinder Ames American Commons Dan Shannon Ethel Wheeler Harlin Perrin M. E. Parsonage E. T. Gough Bernice Pangburn Austin Perrin Gen. P. Smith Company

New Hartford C.E.S. to Have Initiation

A special session of the New Hartford chapter of the Order of Eastern Star is called for Friday evening for initiatory work. Members will bring sandwiches and a covered dish for a plenic supper. Daughters were born on Monday October 8 to Mr and Mrs Vernon.

New Hartford Order of Eastern Star Vernon

Sermons and Moves Mark Weekend Church News

Rev. W A Buell preached his first sermon in the Associated Churches here Sunday as the Rutgers family recovers from convulsions in Plymouth Iowa. The Rudgers plan to move their household goods this week with wife and three sons to follow next week. Rev. Samuel L Unger, former pastor, departs to Strawberry Point for a Congregational pastorate.

Laurence Rutgers W. A. Buell Plymouth Associated Churches Samuel L. Unger Strawberry Point

Marsh Addresses Cedar Falls Democrats at Lawn City Rally

Wilbur N. Marsh of Waterloo spoke to Cedar Falls Smith-Robinson club at Empress theatre on the agricultural situation and the Democratic relief program. Carl H. Erbe, club president, presided.

Marsh Lawn City Courier Cedar Falls Wilbur .N. Marsh Waterloo Smith-Robinson Club Empress Theatre Carl H. Erbe

Road Patrolman Lou Deltz Rescued From Gravel Pit Cave In

Lou Deltz road patrolman, buried to the neck in a gravel pit cave in near Plainfield Indiana, was rescued by fellow workers. He is at Waverly hospital with a leg fracture and severe bruises after Wednesday incident.

Plainfield Neck Cave Lou Deltz Waverly Hospital

Nashua Auxiliary to American Legion Chooses Officers

Nashua October 11 Officers elected by the Woman's Auxiliary of Robert Thompson post American Legion for the new term are Mrs James Howard president Mrs Ray Shufelt first vice president Mrs Co L Johnson second vice president Mrs Floyd Speedhing secretary Mrs Inez Powers treasurer Mrs Galen Mellenger historian Ning Prudhon daughter of Mr and Mrs Lews Prudhon has graduated from a nurses training course of a Minneapolis hospital

Cowrier Species Service Nashua Woman's Auxiliary Robert Thompson Post American Legion James Howard Ray Shufelt Co. L. Johnson Floyd Speedhing Inez Powers Galen Mellenger Ning Lews Prudhon Minneapolis

Fredericksburg High Elects Class Officers

Fredericksburg In Oct 1 high school students elected class officers. Seniors Edna Bremer and Evelyn von Prehren lead as president and vice president with Todd McMillan as secretary treasurer. Junior Larlowe Burke heads as president with Woodrow Bittner as VP and Carroll Applebery as secretary treasurer.

F Courier Speeind Kerricel Fredericksburg Edna Bremer Evelyn von Prehren Todd McMillan Larlowe Burke Woodrow Bittner Carroll Applebery Emmett Johnson Lenore Steepe John Dayton John Richardson Paul Mattke Eleanor Gesstmger Clarine Durr Vivian Blake Ruth Wesp Leo Stone Lillian Payne

Three Held to Grand Jury in Mitchell County

Osage reports Fred H. Huarvey arrested in Charles City for copper wire theft from Osage Electric Light, held in default of appearance bond. Howard Griffen, McIntire, and J B Warpte, Riceville, each face grand jury action on Wagner nuisance charge of $1,000 bond. St Ansgar reports Julius Wilke sold residence to George Helz for $5,500. possession due in a couple of months.

Courier Special Service Osage Fred .H. Huarvey Kansas City Charles City Osage Electric Light Company Triad Howard Griffen Mclntire J. B. Warpte Riceville Wagner St. Ansgar, In Julius Wilke George Helz

Descent of Fire Delayed by High Heels in Drill

Fire prevention week drill in public schools delayed exits due to high heels worn by girl pupils. Central School with 600 pupils cleared in 2 minutes 34 seconds, Harlan 242 in 1 minute 54 seconds, Northridge 60 in 37 seconds, Parkside 250 in 35 seconds, South Side 140 in 42 seconds, parochial 254 in 1 minute 55 seconds, parochial ala 164 in 45 seconds.

Betwein Adolph Becker Nels Moore Central Harlan Northridge Parkside South Side Parochial Ala Oelwein Luther League Arlington Wally Lehniger Paul Lehniger

Knoxville Seeks T C Extension Summer School

Cedar Falls Oct 1 Rep J H Johnson and six Knoxville citizens urged establishment of a summer extension school of Teachers College in Knoxville Marion county. Action awaits state legislature appropriation.

Hestier Cedar Falls Knoxville Marion County Teachers College R. Latham J. H. Johnson

OWA Student Ranking Scholar in Illinois School Law Classes

Alfred McDonnell, a Independence High School graduate now a DePaul University law night class student in Chicago, won first prize for best scholarship in both freshman and sophomore classes. He has worked three years at Great American Insurance in Chicago while studying law, and is the son of Mr and Mrs James McDonnell residing northwest of Independence. In high school he was on one of the top debating teams.

Coutier Independence Alfred McDonnell Independence High School de Paul University Chicago McDonnell Great American Insurance Company DePaul James McDonnell

Fift ieth anniversary marked at Quasqueton

Quasqueton IA Oct 114 Mr and Mrs M J Crooks observed their fiftieth wedding anniversary at an informal reception assisted by daughter Mrs Carl F Walters Crooks born Green sburg Ohio Jan 6 1849 a long time resident since pre Civil War era Mrs Crooks born Yorktown IL April 1 1854 moved to Liberty township Buchanan county in 1866 they were married at Independence Oct 9 1878 A son Lloyd died in 1910 MOVE TO NEW HAMPTON S: A Gresham IN Oct 11 Mike Holdiman family moved to New Hampton for work Mrs H C Ebling daughter Velma Mrs William Lease and Miss Maryland Aredale were guests at Rev A E Bogan home Sunday

Cedar Falls Woman's Chib Carl W. Miller Robert H. Fearing Springfield Robert H. Corning Miller Theron Austin Marshalltown Mintle Eckerman C. L. Eckerman Little Brown Church Nashua J. L. McCarlson Austin Miller Riser Fred Miller Wellsburg Juanita Riser Grundy Center Ray Murray Rex Kirby Langdon G. A. Pabrick Mrs. Smith Fabrick Ruthven S.S. Merner West Palm Beach Fla John Berry Henry Jorgensen Myron G. Rogers Douglas Los Angeles Cal O. R. Bremer Quasqueton M. J. Crooks Carl F. Walters Crooks Greensburg Alexander Crooks Daniel Bailey Yorktown Liberty Buchanan County Independence Lloyd New Hampton Gresham, In Mike Holdiman H. C. Ebling Velma William Lease Maryland Aredale A. E. Bogan

Waterloo salesman put on committee to raise salesmen's home fund

New York October 11 E M Hall of Waterloo Ja named Super Salesman for Waterloo by the National Traveling Salesmen's Foundation to lead a 2,000,000 drive to endow a home hospital and rest for aged and indigent traveling salesmen at Winston-Salem New York. Other names to be announced. The committee is led by John H Love treasurer of the Merchants' Association of New York. Edward M Hat 117 Elston Avenue is a salesman for Smith Lichty Hillman Co wholesale STOcers.

New York E. M. Hall Waterloo National Traveling Salesmen's Foundation Winston-Salem N. Y John H. Love Merchants' Association of New York Edward M. Hat Elston Avenue Smith, Lichty & Hillman Co

Husband of former Butler Co resident killed in South

Clarksville Oct 11 Friends learn from Parkersburg West Virginia of the death of G Reaugh in a automobile accident He and his wife formerly Miss Rachel McGregor Shell Rock were social workers in the mountain mining districts near their home town A J Sutcliffe improving after pneumoniaEdmund Scharpff released from Mercy hospital Waverly Eldan son of Mr and Mrs Lew Williams in Allen Memorial hospital Waterloo Roberta Schmadeke recovering after appendicitis operation at Mercy hospital Waverly Mrs Pierce Thompson spent week at Iowa City with her son Archle in state university hospital Des Moines couple Bert Wilkinson and wife opened Dew Drop lunchroom in Des Moines

Courier Clarksville Parkersburg W. VI G. Reaugh Rachel McGregor Shell Rock A. J. Sutcliffe Bert Wilkinson Lake Preston S. D Edmund Scharpff Mercy Hospital Waverly Eldan Lew Williams Allen Memorial Hospital Waterloo Roberta Alfred Schmadeke Moercy Hospital Pierce Thompson Iowa City Archle State University Hospital T. D. Davis Des Moines

Mrs Sarah Lacelle dies unexpectedly at Plainfield

Mrs. Sarah Lacelle of Nashua died of heart disease at her son Frank Phelps's Plainfield home while caring for the family’s absence. She was born in West Virginia and had lived in Clayton county before moving to Nashua in 1910. Surviving are four of five children and several siblings. arrangements await word from an absent son.

Courier Plainfield Sarah Lacelle Nashua Frank Phelps William Lacelle E. T, Henriett Edgewood Margaret Manchester Martha Halstead Strawberry Point Mary Cleveland Cedar, Rapids Cynthia Rulon Delilah Lickess Arlington

Close Preschool Work at Teach ers Training School

Gedar Falls reports the closing of the preschool department of Teachers Training School as a precaution against smallpox. Two cases have been reported, Betty Walton a pupil’s sister and Mrs Gertrude Cranney, prompting vaccination for pupils and staff.

Courier Spucial Service Gedar Falls Department of Teachers Training School Betty Walton Twenty-second Street West Gertrude Cranney Walnut Street

Waverly Doctor Describes Hawaii and Its People

Dr. W A Rohlf of Waverly spoke at the opera house last night about Hawaii. He painted a land of beauty and moonlit nights while noting compulsory education rapid government progress and a push toward culture and civilization. He praised missionaries and native leaders aiding Hawaii's advancement.

Courier St. Ansgar W. A. Rohlf Waverly Opera House Hawaiian Islands

Gutknecht Heads Legion at Hudson

Gutknecht is elected commander of Gibson Mueller post American Legion for the coming year at Hudson Indiana. Staff includes G. T Cola vice commander Neil Mastain adjutant Axel Lange finance officer A H Evans chaplain Harold Kristiansen sergeant at arms Harold Gutknecht historian. Committee members are A H Evans W H Sweltzer Tj W Strayer and F W Gutknecht.

Courier Special Services Hudson A. H. Evans W. H. Sweltzer Tj. W. Strayer F. W. Gutknecht

Women Buy Houses at Cedar Falls

Cedar Falls October 11 two residence properties changed hands Miss Agnes Cole acquired the B H Ley estate house at 615 Walnut Street and Miss Effie Sheunemann the residence of James Gaffney 727 Seventh Street West Consideration is not announced

Courier Special Services Cedar Falls Agnes’ Cole B. H. Ley Walnut Street Effie Sehunemnan James Gaffney Seventh Street

Randalia Reading Circle Has Program

Randalia reading circle held no meeting at Mrs. Frances Oxley's home. Attendees included Minnie Holmes, Mary Beman, Blanche Davis, Will King, Lucy Turner, and Charlotte Vaughn. Rose Bud Rebekah lodge convened at the lodge hall last evening. Birth announced in Alpha, Will Steadman and spouse welcome a girl born October 4.

Courier Siecind Serica Randalla Reading Circle Frances Oxley Minnie Holmes Mary Beman Blanche Davis Wile King Lucy Turner Charlotte Vaughn Rose Bud Rebekah Lodge

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