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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1927

Page

4

Open pheasant season delays in Butler County hunters

Allison Iowa October 15 Open season for pheasants in Butler County delayed as two state game men visit Ernest Speedy home for hunting plans. Dingmans Cedar Rapids traveled to Garner later. Hotel rooms filled as hunters gather. Also a Walnut Grove school program raises $40 for equipment upgrades. Grandchildren of early pupils attend new modern building with basement furnace lockers. Bible class met at Mrs. Whitlatch home with attendees including Whitaker and Shirer.

Courier Special Service Allison N. F. Dingman Stuart’ Dingman Cedar Rapids Ernest Speedy Butler Garner Walnut Grove Miller Coun‘ty PK. Miller L.A. Bates Ben “Westendorf Reid Rohif L. A. Bates

Vinton Meeting Discusses Keeping Youth Safe

The county annual meeting at Vinton featured Rev Bigelow Adel on keeping boys and girls on the right path. Mrs WD Miller Grundy Center and officers AS BS Kline Harrison township president Gen E Grunewald Blairstown vice president Louis Greaser Jackson township secretary RM Baldridge Vinton treasurer Mrs E Q Fisher project leader. Supper proceeds over 100 dollars from a Methodist Aid chicken dinner and social room service.

Ng Courier Sheebeee Alta Ernest Vinton Bigelow Adel WD. Miller Grundy King BS Kline Harrison - Township E. Grunewald Blairstown Louis ‘Greaser Jackson ‘Township Rm." Baldridge E. Q. Fisher

Former Missionary Speaks at Aplington Meetings

Miss Bertha M Lang of Buffalo Center Iowa returned recently from nearly five years as a missionary in China and addressed the Ladies Benevolent Society in the afternoon and the B Y P U in the evening at Aplington. Jock Dwain Heerts, son of Mr and Mrs J E Heerts, had a minor operation at Elsworth Hospital Iowa Falls today.

Courier Aplington Bertha M. Lang Buffalo Center Ira China Ladies. Benevolent Society Jock Dwain Heerts J. E. Heerts Elsworth Hospital Iowa Falls

Chickasaw County Teachers Meet Largest on Record

About 300 teachers students and others gathered for Chickasaw county teachers institute. County Superintendent Alf O Veals said it was the largest ever and most successful with strong praise from Newton Wesley Gaines University of Nebraska. Attendees included roughly 100 rural teachers normal training students from Nashua and New Hampton and teachers principals superintendents and parochial school sisters from the city.

Newton Wesley, Gaines University of Nebraska Pitty Normal Training Nashua New Hampton

Founder of Grundy College Led by Minister for 25 Years

Rev. W. Bode D D founder and president of Grundy College celebrated the twenty fifth anniversary of his ordination this month. Born in Muskegon Michigan fifty one years ago he holds degrees from Penn College Haverford Temple and the University of Chicago. He previously served the Reformed church at Woden and Grand Rapids before joining Grundy County and Lincoln Center church.

Courier Grundy Center Grundy College Bode Reformed Church Woden Grand Rapids Burton Heights Reformed Church Grundy County Lincoln Center Church Midwest Muskegon Mich Penn College Haverford Temple, University and University

Marble Rocks Civil War Vets Headed to State Home

Marble Rock veterans William Comstock and David Farrington, last Civil War residents, gone to Marshalltown for winter at the soldiers home. Wives died. William Holland of Orchard repairs a roof on Marble Rock building used by the telephone exchange. Mrs Gertrude White returns from Cook Minnesota. Creed Welch returns to Spickard Missouri after visit. Charles Moore joins briefly. Jennie Wilder club marks first anniversary with 25 former teachers in Scott township. Mrs Truman Wills to Allen Memorial Hospital Waterloo for hernia treatment.

Courier Special Service Marble Rock William Comstock David’ ‘Farrington Marshalltown Hothe William Holland Marble ‘Rock Gertrude White Cook Minn Charles Moore Jennie Wilder Scott

Man Dives Car Down Culvert To Escape Approaching Train

In Mitchell Iowa a Firestone salesman narrowly escaped death when his car slid onto an Illinois Central track Friday at noon. A whistle warned him as he turned sharply to avoid the train, sending the car into a culvert. A dozen men pushed the car back and it was undamaged while he remained unhurt.

Mitchell Firestone Tire ‘Company Tlinois Central

Fredericksburg Girl Honored At Party In Williamstown Church

Miss Dorothy Marr assistant cashier at First State Bank was honored at a prenuptial shower in Williamstown church annex. Hostesses were Mrs Velva Hass man and Misses Lucille and Alice Edgar. Guests from Fredericksburg included Mrs Reno Bravener Mrs Maggie Dayton Misses Minnie Kammeyer Millie Husman and Hilda Schutte. Fifty relatives and friends attended the celebration of the fiftieth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs John Kottke observed Oct 9. The couple, residents of Chickasaw county since 1878, have nine children and 18 grandchildren.

Courier Fredericksburg Dorothy Marr First State Bank Williamstown Velva Hassman Lucille Alice Edgar Reno Bravener Maggie Dayton Minnie Kammeyer Millie Husman Hilda Schutte John Kottke Chickasaw County L. W. Kammeyer A. F. Budweg Carl Kottke New Hampton Walter Thorne Peter Arne Fred Emma Kottke

Chickasaw P. T. A. Elects Officers in New Hampton

The North Jerico school district Parent-Teacher Association met for its first meeting of the year in New Hampton Iowa on October 15. Officers elected were President Mrs. Oscar Wigdal, Vice President Mrs. Halvor Nelson, Secretary-Treasurer Mrs. Jeff A Knutson.

Chickasaw P.T. A New Hampton Parent-Teachers Association of North Jerico School District Oscar Wigdal Halvor Nelson Jeff A. Knutson

Nazarene Church Revival Ends Sunday in Cedar Falls

Cedar Falls Oct 15 Sunday wraps up four days of Danish Nazareth church revival on Bluff street with four services. Rev A R Petersen of Minneapolis will address the Sunday school at 9 30 am, Rev Ni C Carlsen will conduct Danish service at 10 30 am, and Petersen will speak in English in the afternoon. Visiting clergy will preach at Calvary Baptist Presbyterian Zion and First Baptist churches, with evening addresses by Petersen and others. The revival extends two weeks with multiple pulpits and speakers across the city.

Courier Cedar Falls Danish Nazareth Bluff Street A. R. Petersen Minneapolis Ni C. Carlsen Synodical Chicago Presbyterian Church J. A. Haehlen Zion Evangelical’ Church J. Richmond Morgan First Congregational Church of Waterloo First Baptist Church First Presbyterian Gerrit /Verkuyl Board of Christian Education Mornning First Baptist Thomas Anderson Will College - Hill Community Howland Hansen W. G. Rowley Wilbur Maxson Epworth Wesley Foundation League Clear Lake Esther Knoer American Legion Post Michael Healy Fort Dodge Iowa Otto “Petersen West Branch Peter Jorgensen Modesto Cal Peter Petersen State Street Petersen First Methodist Episcopal Church Charles A. Wise H. N. Silliman T. C Lois Gillam State Teachers College Des Moines John Joseph Hoesly Teachers College Goodyear Rubber Company Akron Gillam Evangeline Simpson Dubuque Golda Kane Riverside Miss Simpson Arthur Wright Fairfield Township Grundy County Wright Omaha

Two Visually Impaired Students Enrolled at State Teachers College

Sightless youths from the College for the Blind at Vinton enroll at the State Teachers College Cedar Falls for the current year. William Morrisey Coggan and William Hakle Armstrong, almost totally blind, are graduates of the Vinton institution and come under state legislative enactments to continue their education. Supt F E Palmer directs their work including piano study. Also, William C. Nuhn reports from Bay City Michigan on Evangelical missionary board meeting with 50 members attending and routine business conducted. Hans Madsen and wife plan to move into Cedar Falls by Nov 1, leasing the Stanberry property and opening an insurance and real estate office at 412 Main Street.

T.C William Morrisey Coggan William Hakle Armstrong Morrisey Hakle College For the Blind Vinton Cedar Falls F.E. Palmer Plano Conlab William C. Nuhn Bay City Mich Hans Madsen Kimballton Stanberry Pfeiffer Addition Madsen Main Street

Minister Assumes Pastorate of Rural Church in Grundy

Rev. J.T. Masemore has taken duties as minister of Alice Lutheran church near Grundy Center Iowa. The parish bought a house from Mrs Emma Alexander for a parsonage. Various local updates follow including injuries, recitals, travel notes and health concerns among residents.

Grundy Courier Special Service Grundy Center J.T. Masemore Alice Lutheran Church Ohio Emma Alexander John Hotopp Beaman Marshalltown Hospital Wellsburg Charles Walker W. Landsiedel Harold Wilson Dorothy Jane San Diego S .Cal Jack. C. “Smith Booth Storm Lake Chase Pool Hall Chase Boone Ben Heronimus L. H. Carpenter Dan Christensen German Township Cyrus Meyer Tobias John Kruse

Residence Rebuild After Buchanan County Farm Fire

W J Harrington and crew began rebuilding a two story frame residence 26 by 28 feet on the Mrs Kate Leach farm southwest of Independence Iowa to replace the house destroyed by fire. The Donnelly family occupies the farm. Mrs O’Brien improves. Howard O’Brien and family were called from Chicago due to Mrs O’Brien's illness. O’Brien left for Chicago while Mrs O’Brien stays to help care for her. Declamatory tryouts led by Miss Damarise Kitch are planned at the local high school with a November 17 tryout date and a December 8 county contest plus three sub county events. Miss Kitch has much material for the contests.

Courier Special Service Independence J. Harrington Kate Leach Bernard Donnelly O’brien Damarise Kitch Miss Kitch

Women Alcohol Runners' Trial Again Postponed

Cedar Falls Oct 15 hearing of three women accused by county road patrolmen and state agents of illegal liquor possession was postponed due to officer Gillespies absence. No new date set. likely next week. Defendants are Dorothy Moore, Anna Nelson, and Josephine Mueller. Mueller and Nelson have been jailed for about three weeks, Moore is free on bond.

Courter Cedar Falls Court of W. H.whitford George Gillespie Dorothy Moore J. E. Sirianni Des Moines Anna Nelson Josephine Mueller Mitchell S. D Moore

Pioneer Clayton County Church Reopens for Worship

The Pioneer Rock church at Ceres Iowa has been restored and put back in service as a community place of worship. The first wedding since restoration occurred on October 4. The church sits on highway 55 between Garnaville and Guttenberg and has long been a Clayton county landmark.

Courier Special Serviice Ceres Pioneer Rock Highway 55 Garnaville Guttenberg Clayton County

Soliciting fund for sheriff defense in Floyd damages action

Reports from Charles City Iowa Oct 15 indicate a fund drive solicits contributions to defend Sheriff Saddler sued for 25000 by Mrs Levi Klinkel administrator of her son Don Klinkel who died from a gun wound alleged to have been fired by the sheriff during an arrest in Oak Park Also noted are local crime court actions and community notices including a 300 fine and 90 days jail for Erwin Wilford for illegal liquor possession and a death and several local society items with weddings and PTA activities.

Charles City Saddler Levi Klinkel Don Klinkel Oak Park Erwin Wilford Osage Jens Grothe Lauretta “Duenbostle Clyde Curry Delia. Brandau Martin Jung Hugh Chestnut Hestia Barman Des Moines Ben Antonoff Cedar Rapids Fyler Hammer

Funeral Rites for Mrs List at Waverly Sunday

Funeral services for Mrs List, who died Friday after a three week illness, will be held at Paul’s Lutheran church in Waverly at 2:30 p m Sunday with burial in the parish cemetery. She was 83, widow of a Lutheran pastor in the area, and leaves four daughters and one son. Emma and Marie reside with her.

Courier Waverly W.list Ae Paul’s “Lutheran

Anniversary in Grundy County Marks Long Marriage

The fifty fifth anniversary of Mr and Mrs Enigan was celebrated beside Kerevan Service Center on Oct 16. They wed in Lowden County Virginia on Oct 15, 1872 and moved to Grundy County the following spring. Their journey began with President Grant’s March 1873 inauguration. Three children died in infancy or young ages during the 1908 infantile paralysis epidemic. Surviving children include Mrs L Coffman and Harry Walter Rich Os Ercel Fenton in Grundy Center and Mrs Will Davidson Floyd Ta and Ralph in Waterloo.

Kerevan Enigan Bee ‘Mying L Coffman Harry Walter Rich Os ‘Ercel Fenton Grundy Center

Jordan Funeral to Be Held Sunday at Cedar Falls Chapel

Services for William Jordan who died Friday afternoon at Independence will be conducted at Brown Chapel at 2 30 PM Sunday Rev G F Barsalou pastor of First Congregational church will officiate Burial will be in Jordan cemetery seven miles northwest of Cedar Falls Surviving are two brothers Milwn of Falls and Joe Roundup

Courier Cedar William ‘Jordan

Manchester Legion Elects Officers at Annual Meeting

Manchester post No. 45 of the American Legion re elected Vv. Weems as commander at Legion hall. Other officers re elected include Floyd A. Hickman and J. J. Burbridge. New officers are Thos. H Tracey Harold Jones Jt. Doug May Martin Meaney and C. G. Yoran. Weems retained to carry on programs despite initial reluctance. Committees named: Arrangements Nieman May Hickman Utley Utley Tracey Kehoe. dance McKeag Burbridge Frei Roff.

Courier Special Service Manchester Vv. Weems Manchester Post American: Legion Legion “Hall Floyd A. Hickman J. J. Burbridge Thos. H. ‘Tracey Harold’ Jones Doug May Martin Mean‘ey C.G. ‘Yoran Weems Hickman Burbridge William Nieman T. D. May Miles Utley hal—Harry Hal—Harry’.G. “Utley Thos. HK. Tracey Paul J. “Kehoe Dance John McKeag J.j.burbridge Henry Frei Earl Roff

Hazleton meeting on paving routes stirs community concerns

Protest meeting held near Hazleton to discuss paving routes for primary highway No. 11. Residents along the current route urge paving, while engineers consider alternatives. A safety and mobility issue draws local interest as a committee is formed to take up the matter with authorities. Also noted are obituaries and local notices including the Doran family death in Dubuque and Melvin Marshall’s hospital discharge.

Oelwein Hazleton

Mrs Henry Struthoff Very Ill at Dumont Iowa

Mrs Henry Struthoff of Dumont Iowa is critically ill with diabetes and complications a nurse cares for her The community welcomes new Methodist pastor Rev D C Perry and his family with a church program and reception in Dumont Also noted are W F M S unit meeting attendance and a birth in Clarion to Mr and Mrs Ted Harlan formerly Miss Lida Stock

Dumont Henry. Struthoff Methodist Church D. C Perry Icca Wilcox D.C Ted Harlan Clarion Forea Harlan Lida Stock Fred Stock

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