Farmers Convicted Over Bovine TB Test in Chickasaw County
A Tuesday hearing found Lloyd and Myron Zipsie of farms north of Basier West vested guilty of obstructing and refusing TB test permits for their cattle. Each was fined 25 dollars plus costs, and both have appealed to district court. The case spurs countywide fundraising petitions. Also: Edward Krieger of New Hampton pleaded guilty to shooting on a public highway and was fined 25 dollars. John Berry of New Hampton was bound over on an intoxicated driving charge after grand jury action. White, east of Basier, indicted for embezzlement and pled not guilty, posting 1000 dollars bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew Hampton
Lioyd
Myron Zipsie
Chickasaw County
Edward Krieger
New, Hamptont
J. F. Babcock
Bowers
Ionia
John’ Berry
New Hampton
Jef
Berry
Lawler
Dave Evans
Adams’ Grader
Rover
C.A. Upham
White
Grand
Bichendorwriday
Water Main to Oelwein Yards Swift Co Build
Water main construction to the Oelwein yards of Swift and Co finished by contractor M F Gunderson. The event was celebrated with a dinner at Hotel Mealey and a reception at his residence for friends. Mabel Shelquist named grade teacher at central School succeeding Helen Bechdet who resigned. New Ross Reid Post American Legion officers elected with Dave A Lynch as commander and other named roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooheter
Oglwein
F. Gunderson
W.o Terminal
Mealey
Occan
Mabel’ Shelquist
Central School
Helen Bechdet
Ross Reid Post
American _‘Legion
Dave A Lynch
Glen’ “Morro
R.A. Nisson
A. P. Meniken
E. Cotham
Sudjutant
Walter’ Lenz
Joe ‘Becker
Roy ‘Shrack
Ned’ Richards
F. Schmidt
Maynard Savings Bank Re-Elects Myers President
Maynard Savings Bank re elected Myers as president at a recent meeting. L D Rowley and A B Blunt were among directors chosen. other officers and club members noted, with local civic roles mentioned. A night truck mail route and medical association officers also reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Savings Bank
Myers
Sohn Meyter
Maynard Sayles ‘Bank
An- Tal
L. D. Row- Seyvis
A. B. Blunt Yeashler
Lowsey
Eyer
L. D
Rowley
Clover Leaf Club Meeting at Pearson Home Hudson
The Clover Leaf Club of Hudson met Friday at Mrs Ernest Pearson’s home three tiles south of town. A program and social time formed the entertainment. Also noted is Mrs A T Baldwin attending the Civil War veterans dinner and reunion at Memorial Hall on Oct 9. Mrs C L Peterson hosted ten La Lomita club members at her home, with illness mentioned among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courter Spretat Services
Hudson
Clover Peat Club
Ernest’ Pearsson
A. T. Baldwin
Memorial Hall
la Lomita
Wace
Athens
Nolte
Black Hawk Soosters Club Season Opener Held at Home
Fragmented report lists names Sasha Ta Ort Eva Allison Paule Moser Merle Shaver and Thelma Meyers related to a local club season opener. Health and arboriaication notes appear. Wool apparel press seemed scheduled by Thelma Meyers in Loutre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peckrat Ferrydee
Sasha
Black Hawk’ Ssoosters
Seasion
Eva
Allison
Paule
Moser
Misa
Merle Shaver
Thelma ‘Meyers
Hallelujah Four to Open Course at T. C. Monday
The Hallelujah quartet opens the State Teachers college entertainment course this year at the auditorium Monday evening with negro spirituals. The six numbers include Scheurer improves. Rev. Lewis Scheurer, a retired evangelical clergyman, was released from Sartart hospital and returned to his Western Old People's Home apartment today. Mrs. Arends George Arends returned to Stout from Marshalltown after a major operation. The Arends tenants of the Chris Eliasen farm near Stout. Last spring three sons died from splat mening gills within six weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arends
George
Stout
Marshalltown
Chris Eliasen
Recess for Cork Picking at Orange Township School
Oct 12 Orange Township announces corn picking vacation at Orange Consoli-dated School from Oct 25 to Nov 11. Captain Gibbs of Waterloo fire department addressed Orange high school students on fire prevention. Legion Quartet from Waterloo post performed. Ten boys and ten girls from Orange school glee clubs participated in chorus at teachers convention. Ald. societywomen and senior men celebrated Mrs A E B Wolf's eightieth birthday at church. guests included T P Hamer, J J Herksey, and Mrs Ha Js Lichty. About 50 women attended a farm sale demonstration by Mrs Blough and Miss Merle Shover at Mrs Dan Myers' farm.
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Courier
Orange Township
Orange Consolidated School
Capt. Gibbs
Waterloo
Orange High School
Legion
Waterloo Post
American ‘Legion
Orange
Ald. Society
A. EB. Wolf
T. P. Hamer
J. J. “Herksey
Ha Js Lichty
Wolf
Wiltert Muler
Oon
Blough
Merle Shover
Dan Myers
Ackey Youth Dies from Meningitis in West Virginia Town
Morton Crawford of Ackley Iowa died in a Charleston hospital after a meningitis illness dating from late August. Survived by his mother Mrs William Guthman, a stepfather, three stepbrothers and two stepsisters, all of Ackley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ackey
W. Virginia Town
Courier Spochal Service
Ackley
Morton Crawford
Charleston
W. Va
Friay
William Guthman
Finish Grading on No 11 in Buchanan
Independence Indiana October 12 The 41400 foot stretch of highway No 11 just north of the city has now been graded. The grading gang loaded machinery Thursday to move it elsewhere. It will be paved as soon as Anderson d Empie Construction finishes the job south of the city, held up by wet weather. This will complete paying for the county in that direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Special Bernice
Independence
Anderson d& Empie Construction Company
Mrs Julia E Ford rallies after severe illness
Cedar Falls reports Mrs Julia E Ford greatly improved after several days of illness at her Franklin Street home. Once described as alarming, her condition is now believed to have passed the crisis, highlighting her as one of the county’s early pioneers. A. Earl Wild of Honolulu, Hawaii, arriving for Teachers College homecoming, is noted as having the longest journey for today’s event and is practicing law in Honolulu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Julia E. Foard
Franklin Street
Hawaii
A. Earl Wild
Honolulu
Teachers College
Relatves
Births Reported in Waverly and Greene Areas
Birth notices from Waverly and Greene announce newborn daughters for Kendall Lynes and Glen Tack families. Details indicate October births near Greene, with parents named and locations provided.
Men of College to Lead Z. G. Vespers in Cedar Falls
A Courier special from Cedar Falls notes college men will lead Z. G. vesper services Sunday with Dr. Hanson and Wilbur Maxson addressing. Music by Minnesingers and Troubadours, glee clubs, and Wilma Hanna accompanied by church services across First Baptist Methodist Presbyterian and Congregational churches with sermons, songs, and special guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Cedar Falls
Ort
How- Jan Hanson
Chilrendon College
Hanson
Wilbur Maxson
Marble Rock
Wilma Hanna
Baptist Communion
First Baptist Church
W. J. Diegelman
College Hill
Hugh
Buffum
First Methodist Episcopal Church
W. G. Rowley
Misa Phyllis Leamkiel
Handel
First Presbyterian Church
Wayne L. Smith
W. B. Yeats
Bruce Giffen
Mra. G
Coddington
Foat Evangelical Church
Clinton P. Smith
Allen Memorial Hospital
Waterloo
Shelley
God
Heyser
H. J. Faust
W. G.growder
Ab. Dumont
California
Maynard M. E. Aid Society Meeting October 16
The Ladies' Aid society of the M. E. church will meet Wednesday October 16 at Mrs. B A Hall. Rev W S Kight from Des Moines will preach Sunday morning and evening at the Presbyterian church here. New steel doors installed on the north entrance of Maynard high school, third door at that entrance. Miss Florence Summings returned home from Mercy hospital Oelwein after an appendicitis operation.
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Courter
Maynard
Ladies' Aid Society of
M. E. Church
B. A. Hall
Kight
Des Moines
Presbyterian Church
Maynard High School
Florence Summings
Mercy Hospital
Oelwein
Manchester Couple Married 62 Years Honored At Dinner
Manchester Iowa October 12 Mr and Mrs T W Heyden marked their fifty second wedding anniversary at home on 113 Sixth Street with all their children gathering under one roof for the first time in 18 years. Attending were Miss Elia Heyden Washington DC C Henry Heyden Durant Ia Mr and Mrs Claude Eberhart and three children Ryan Mr and Mrs Earl Terhune and six children Hart ville William Heyden Manchester Mr and Mrs Emil Heyden and son Riceville Mr and Mrs Otto Hey den Tipton Mr and Mrs Harold Rochholz and children Wilton Junc Won
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Courier
Manchester
T. W. Heyden
Sixth Street
Elia Heyden
Washington, DC
Henry Heyden
Durant
Claude Eberhart
Ryan
Earl Terhune
Hartville
William Heyden
Emil Heyden
Riceville
Otto Heyden
Rockford Woman and Family Headed to Wyoming by Auto
Mrs Wilma F Johannaber and her three children will depart Rockford Island by motor Tuesday for Casper Wyoming to join her husband who has worked at a large Casper furniture store for weeks. Charles Vietmeyer will drive the car. A farewell reception honored Mrs Johannaber by Circle A and the Missionary Society at Mrs Arthur Kuhlemeier's home. The Woman's club met at Mrs Jay Gulick's home with a travelogue by Mr and Mrs Moody of Nora Springs.
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Courier &Pecal Service
Rockford
Wil Ma F. Johannaber
Casper
Wyo
Johannaber
Charles Vietmeyer
Johannahber
Circle A
The
Missionary Society
Arthur Kuhlemeier
Iowa senior class officers named at University of Iowa
Pat trick H. Dougherty of Chariton led the university of Iowa senior class with John J. Sehim Ting of Decorah as vice president and James K. Traer of Vinton as secretary treasurer in Iowa City on October 12.
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Towa City
Pattrick H. Dougherty
Chariton
University of Iowa
John J. Sehim- Ting
Decorah
James K. Traer
Vinton
Woman Acquitted on Liquor Charge by Mitchell Jury
Osage October 13 Mrs Jullis Deponchelees accused of liquor nuisance by a Mitchell county grand jury was acquitted in district court. The case followed the death of John Wimmer whose car overturned while fleeing a sheriff pursuit for drunken driving. A coroner’s jury urged holding Deponcelees for manslaughter after finding she supplied liquor to Wimmer and companions before the crash. She had been released earlier and faces another liquor charge awaiting hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Special Service
Osage, Inn
Jullis Deponchelees
Sherif
Wimer
Julius Deponcelees
Gold Wimer
Dependelees
Royal Neighbors Hold Two-County Convention
An association of Royal Neighbor lodges in Bremer and Butler counties formed at a Plainfield convention with 132 members registered. Lodges in Horton Plainfield Janesville Waverly Greene Bristow Tripoli and Sumner represented. The group aims to finance future Conventions while visitors from Cedar Falls Nashua Mapleton and Waterloo attended. Mrs H B Crèger Plainfield presided and Kenneth Orcutt Plainfield mayor gave welcome. Draping of the charter honored Bertha M Boyd. Drills were performed by Sumner Tripoli Waverly Bristow and Plainfield teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
fCourier Speciai Ferator
Plainfield
Bremer
Butler Counties
Horton
Janesville
Waverly
Greene
Bristow
Tripoli
Sumner
Cedar Fails
Nashua
Mapleton
Waterloo
H. B. Créger
Kenneth Orcutt
Alfred van Benschoten
Florence Bridges
Blanche Schmidt
Bertha M. Boyd
Pioneer Business Man of Allison Joins Big Chain
Arnold Bros. of Allison Illinois joins the Great Rite Way System Chain to gain greater buying power while remaining an independent unit. George Arnold began the business in 1891 in the R. E. Thompson building and the brothers later erected a brick store in 162.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allison
Courier Special Service
Arnold Bros
Great Rite Way System
George Arnold
R. E. Thompson
Sie Yeed
Calvary Baptist Cedar Falls to End Revival Campaign
Cedar Falls Oct 12 Calvary Baptist church revival services after two weeks will close Sunday evening Evangelist Alma Rieber and choir leader Irene Murray who have assisted will return to Minneapolis This is their second Cedar Falls campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Cedar Falls
Calvary Baptist ‘Church
Alma Rieber
Irene Murray
Minneapolis
Engineer breaks ankle on embankment stone
W. W. Winslow, resident engineer for the state Highway commission, and his wife drove to a concrete bridge south of Independence, Indiana, to view work. While walking down the embankment he tripped on a stone and fractured an ankle bone. He was helped to the car, placed in a cast, and laid up for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Special Service
Independence
W. W. Winslow
State Highway Commission
Funeral of C. M. Parker Veteran Resident of Dysart
The funeral for C. M. Parker, a 50 year Dysart resident, was held Friday afternoon at the Peter Keel home with Rev. H. M. Grant officiating. Interment followed in Gmagy cemetery. He was 70 years old and survived by his widow, a daughter Mrs. Clifford Brackaff near La Porte City, and two daughters in law Mrs. Henry Bauman Iowa City and Mrs. Alva Gates Traer.
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Gourier
Dysart
C. M. Parker
Peter Keel
H. M. Grant
Gmagy Cemetory
Parker
Clifford Brackaff
la Porte City
Henry Bauman
Iowa City
Alva Gates
Traer
Founders Day Observed by Jethro Chapter Royal Arch Masons
Waverly marked the seventieth anniversary of Jethro chapter Royal Arch Masons founded in 1859 with a ceremony in the lodge rooms. The event featured the first presentation of past high priest jewels to surviving former officers, honors to eleven former high priests, music by the community orchestra, a baritone solo, and an address on the lodge’s history. Attendees included grand officers and local dignitaries, with the dispensation dating from 1859 and details of early officers, fire losses, and relocations noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewela
C. H. Echler
Atlanta
Red G. Clark
F. R. Sparks
FP. W. Smith
J. L.’ McClure
J. M. Poole
H. W. Miller
J. V. Smith
Robertson
Waverly
J. D
Herbert Lendyke
Miss Hartwig
Lodge
Button 5
Sweet of
Grace Beebe Teette
Guy O. van Derveer
Hokler
Mr. Shaffer
Ralph Slippy
Grand Council of Iowa
R. A.M
A. H. Holt
Counci
HL. R. Smiley
Waterloo
Thomas Downing
G. © . Wright
Nicholas Tyrrel
W. P. Harman
W. W. Wood
H. F. Beebe
J. B., Harris
W. P. Harmon
Royal Arch
S. B. Wheeler
J. P. Harris
Rev. J. Gould
J.tyrrelt
E. C. Moulton
M. mM. Anderson
H. Hemenway
Lansing
Blue Lodge
A. ‘T. Ald- Tich
P. B. ‘Giles
Grand Pee
C. Suse Af Clintor
Aldrich
Blue Ledge
A. A. Hroadie & Bros
The
American Legion
Community Club
L. Maynard
G. Cooper
F. H. Schiutsmeyer
DB. Bucknell
George Kohlmann
A. C. Kohlmann
Congregational minister to begin work at Lawn City Oct 20
Cedar Falls dispatch reports Dr. Floyd R. Reeves and his family arriving Thursday. Reeves will assume the pastorate of First Congregational church in Lawn City and will conduct his first services Sunday morning October 20. He comes from Bugis Grove where he led the Congregational church for three and a half years. Previously he served Pilgrim Congregational in Oklahoma City for six years before health-related resignations. He has lived in five states and favors a social church where many views can mingle. Reeves plans to make parishioners think rather than merely agree. He will preach his final sermons at Eagle Grove this Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Cedar Falls
Floyd R. Reeves
Reeves
First Con
Bugis Grove
Congregational Church
Eagle Grove
Pilgrim Congregational Church
Oklahoma City
Colwell Community Day Highlights Parish-Free Gathering
Charles City Iowa October reports a church community day in Colwell featuring an 11 30 chicken dinner, an address by county agent Harold Anway, music by Colwell's young people's orchestra, and a seed corn judging event funded by local businesses. Births noted include a Cedar Valley hospital daughter to Mrs Ethel Duncan and a King Addresses Lions Club speaker James King of Mason City Brick and Tile Co with KR W Anderson singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Charles City
Colwell
Harold Anway
Earl Pyle
Anway
Bank of
Cedar Valley Hospital
Ethel. Duncan
Hugh Duncan
Deerfeld
N. M. Bennett
King Addresses Club
James King
Mery
Mason City Brick & Tile Co
Lions Club
W. Anderson
Earl Stewart
Allison Motor Co Buys Oil Station in Butler County
Allison Motor Co has purchased the retail station of Butler County Oil Co. The garage office will move to the space formerly used by the oil company. A showroom will be added in front with more storage room in the new location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allson, Ta
G. & A. Chevrolet Company
Butler County Oil Company
Interstate bus release as drivers held in Iowa case
Charles City Iowa October 12 two buses of the Interstate Travel bureau held on charges of operating without a license were released yesterday but drivers Henry Thill and Peter Hovee remain in county jail charged with operating a motor car without a chauffeur license Thill bond 300 Hovee 500 bond company expected to furnish bonds today. Baldwin Construction Chicago awarded boiler installation for Charles City Gas company at once to provide enhanced capacity and reduced smoke. E S Lundstrom New Hampton to be district manager for Shell Oil bulk station in Charles City near Western tracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Special Service
Charles City
Interstate Travel Bureau
Lowa’ Railroad Commisssion
Yes
Henry ‘Thill
Peter Hovee
Boyce
Boller
City Plint
Baldwin Construction Company of
Chicago
Charles City Gas Company
E. S. Lundstrom
New Hampton
Shell Oil Company
Charles City Western Tracks
Window Display at Waverly Succeeds Despite Rain
Hundreds paraded Waverly's business district for window display night despite rain. Rural residents were kept away by weather, while Waterloo American Legion post drum and bugle corps provided entertainment and earned praise. The display replaces the corn carnival as the fall community event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Waverly
Drum and Bugle Corps
Waterloo American Legion Post
Funeral Rites for D B White Held at Dysart
D B White former Dysart resident died in Redstone Mont. Funeral services were held Friday at the home of C B White with Rev E M Grant officiating. Burial was in Buckingham Cemetery. Surviving are six sons Merle Des Moines Vonnie Des Moines IL Ted Redstone Mont Clair Walnut Forrest Cedar Rapids and Plende Dysart. Wife died in 1894.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Drysart
D B. White
Dysart
Redstone
Mont
Clair
Walnut
Forrest
Cedar Rapids
Plende
Spring Creek Farm Bureau Women Plan Halloween Party
Spring Creek Farm Bureau women met at Mrs. Walter Fehl’s home to study housecleaning methods and plan a Halloween party at Herman Bauer’s home with refreshments. Also noted were funeral services for Chester M. Parker, Kensington event for the Women’s Relief Corps, and various member updates and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Porta City
Dysart
John Good
C. G. Gingrich
W. E. Ponsford
Sophia Kontcck
Chuir
Earl Huppert
Clarence Wilson
Harlan Hager
Andrey Gennerman
Edna Thatcher
Neva Pauls
Huppert
Verlda Palmer
Greer McQuilken
Belle Daggett
Fairbank
Daniel
Paula Westendorf
Austin
Minn
Geoil Gates
Permisson
Waterloo
Belle Plaine
Meeker
Gates
Vinton
Anna van Scheick
Soldiers
Marshalltown
Farm Residence Near Bryantburg Destroyed by Fire
Courter Epecial Service Delwelh Ia Oct 12 The modern residence on the farm of Print Free man at Bryantburg was destroyed by fire about 2 am today occupants escaping with scant margin of safety after one was aroused by the odor of smoke Some furniture from the first floor was saved but the principal efforts of family and firemen summoned from Hazleton were confined to preventing destruction of other buildings endangered several times The blaze is believed to have spread from a defective flue Damages estimated at 8000 with some insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courter Epecial Service
Delwelh
Print Freeman
Bryantburg
Hazleton
Raiser Farm Bureau Office Relocated
Alison October 12. The farm bureau office moved from the courthouse basement to the rooms once used by the county attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raiser Farm Bureau
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Swift & Co
Clover Leaf Club
Pearson
T. C
Buchanan
Julia E. Ford
Glen Tack
Z. G
First’ Congregational Church
A. R. ‘Twinbull
First’ Christian Church
Maynard M. E. Aid Society
Wyoming
Vinton Man
Yowa “U
Mitchell
Calvary Baptist
Butler Court
Allison, Ta
Congl
Lawn City
Seebcorn
Allison Motor Co
Travel Bureau
D. B. White
Spring Creek
Farm Bureau Women
Younet Coal
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