Garney Lecture Set by Owa Glub Oct Twenty First
Mabel Carney famed rural education authority will speak at a State Teachers College event next Wednesday evening. The Columbia University Teachers College associate professor has a long Midwest teaching record and is a noted author on country life.
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Courier
Cedar Falls
Mabel Carney
United States
Columbia University Teachers College
Iowa Chib
Guchrist Chapel
State Teachers College
Iowa Clubb
Rural Education Department
Miss Carney
Midwest
DeKaip State Normal School
Columbia Teachers College
Tlinois
Western Illinois Normal School
State Normal School
Gheney
Wash
Columbia
Minnesota
American Country Life Association
Country Life
Country School
Halloween Party Set by Hudson I G O F and Rebekahs
Hudson I G O F and Rebekahs plan a Halloween party for October 29 under their joint auspices with a committee from both lodges handling arrangements. Also noted is a Danish dance that evening at the local lodge hall and a Veterans affair clinic for Spanish American War veteran Co W Green, who leaves October 22 for medical exam and treatment in Des Moines. Rally days are scheduled for Oct 27 at the Baptist church and Oct 20 at the Brethren church with special music and programs planned.
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Courier
Hudson, T
Hudson TI. O. G. F
Rebekah
O. F. Hall
Co. W. Green
United States Veterans Bureau
Des Moines
Baptist Church
The
Brethren Church
Forged Checks Cashed at Tracr Courier Special Services
In Traer on Oct 18 two Tracer business institutions cashed checks for 10 and 15 dollars that proved forged when discovered three days later. Both checks bore the Bank of Buckingham and Frank Lockhard’s signature. The forger, posing as Fred Austin, claimed to work for Lockhard and was aided by another man. the pair left town, with no trace since.
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Courier Special Services Traer
Bank of Buckingham
Frank Lockhard
Lockhard
Fred Austin
Mr. Lackard
Austin
Gasoline Lantern Ignites Barn Fire Near Hazleton Farm
Fire caused by a gasoline lantern toppled by restless cows destroyed a barn on Mrs Rhoda Campbell’s farm near Hazleton Pennsylvania. Thirty five tons of hay burned as the Hazleton fire department helped prevent further spread.
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Hazleton
Rhoda Campbell
Council member to attend King’s Daughters meeting
Independence Oct. 18 State convention of the King’s Daughters in this city hosts Miss Kate Cowling Hall central council member and president of the Georgia Daughters as guest of honor. Hall is Brig. Gen. J. W. S. Hall’s daughter, Virginia born, has lived in Georgia since 1905 and served as sanitary inspector in Virginia counties. She has represented the Associated Charities nationally.
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Courter Special Sertler
Independence
King's Daughters
Kate Cowling Hall
Central Council
Georgia Daughters
Miss Hall
J. W. S. Halil
Georgia
Jrtis
Virginia
The
Associated Charities
Meeting of the P E QC at Charles City Community House
Charles City Indiana October 18 a meeting of the P E QC will be held this evening at the Community House with a program including a review of Tess of the D'Urbervilles Carrie and musical items by Ruth Melcher Clara Smith and Misses Florence and Marcia Greenless and Nelle Schroeter will be hostesses The drive continues as Dr and Mrs Charles Gregor of Chicago visit the Dr E C McMillan home and Dr McMillan and son Heya attend the homecoming at the State University in Iowa City
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Charles City
P. E
P. E. QC
Carrie, Dinkel
Ruth Melcher
Clara Smith
Florence
Marcia Greenless
Nelle Schroeter
Hudson
Imn
Charles
Gregor
Chicago
E. C. McMillan
Dr. McMillan
Heya
The
State University
Aged Derelict Is Found Dead in Vinton Shelter
George Rain er, about 70, was found dead in his south Vinton home after last seen fetching water Wednesday evening. County coroner ruled no inquest needed. Rain er had lived in a shack, frequented the county home for provisions, kept a horse and two ferrets, and had a son near Fairfax with other children scattered. Body to be buried in Vinton. history of heart trouble noted. Also mentions Country club party and Matt Gassch with Errl visiting, highlighting former local figures.
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Courier Special Service
Vinton
George Rainer
South Vinton
Rajnar
Fairfax
Country Club
Poultry Thieves Raid Mastain Farm Near Hudson
Poultry thieves struck the Nell Mastain place near Hudson last night, lifting an undetermined number of fowls and small farm tools including forks and milk cans. The loss will be known once the flock returns to roost tonight. The Mastain farm lies a mile from Hudson.
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Courier Special Sereter
Hudson, Ju
Nell Mastain
Mastain Place
Town Falls Gas Plant Rebuilt to Improve Service
Town Falls Ta Oct 18 The Central States Electric company which operates a gas plant here announced it will rebuild its present plant to take care of increasing business. The new structure will occupy the site of the current plant north of the Rock Island depot. The improvement will give the city better gas service. Work will commence soon.
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Town Falls
Central States Electric Company
Rock Island
Fairbank Tourist Club Meeting and Local Socials
Fairbank Tourist club met Thursday afternoon at Mrs. J. T. Dietz home with a favorite dish luncheon and closing social work. Mrs. L. W. Ross hosted the Kra Lo club Thursday evening for card games. A minor car operation was performed on Miss Aquinas Leedy at St. Francis hospital Waterloo, with her condition reported satisfactory. Fairbank Woman's Relief corps served supper to the public Wednesday evening.
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St. Joseph's Mercy Hospital
Waverly
Fairbank Woman's Relief Corps
McKinley Circle Hosts Fundraiser and Meetings
McKinley circle session in Greene hosts October division members as hostesses. Presbyterian Ladies Aid served an NE supper for about 260. Mrs J M Wilton hosted Methodist Episcopal Women’s Foreign Mission Society with a playlet Why Foreign Missions and study book review. Next meeting set for Nov 19 at Mrs Harry Drew’s home. In Manchester a party by Mrs Clay Beddow and Mrs Richard McMullan featured bunco, with prizes to Mrs Ray Glew and Mrs Ivan Boone. attendees listed. Clarence Young in critical condition after injury in La Porte City.
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Goutier
Greene
McKinley Circle
Woodman
New England
Presbyterian Ladies' Aid Society
J. M. Wilton
Methodist Episcopal Women's Foreign Mission Society
Foreign Missions
O. C. Miner
Jerusalem
Harry Drew
Ranco
Manchester
Dale Turmer
Spring Branch
Clay Beddow
Richard McMullan
Bunco
Ray Glew
Ivan Boone
Mmes
Anna Glew
Will Wiltong
Charles Sutton
Warren Bond
Ross
Davin
Ned Paris
Ernest Hugh
Dale Paris
Will Ross
Bert Hamblin
Wil Braner
Wate Turner
Ivan Boone l
Frank Hawker
Dysart tops county affairs head of Dysart schools
Dysart Opts Lick-Nader as president of Tams County School Activities association. County basketball tourney set for Dysart gym. Hatchery expansion adds 48 feet and two or three 12 000 egg incubators boosting capacity to about 48 600 eggs. Local farm improvements include a poultry house build and repairs. A new piano appears in the high school music department. Clerical notes cover Legion officers, railway spur tracks for oil storage, and local poultry and funeral news.
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Couriet Special Services
Dysart
R. EB. Lick- Nader
Tams County School Activities Association
R. A. Kullmer
Anton Oster
H. Jd. von Lackum
Winona
A. Kullmer
W. D. Brandt
Peter K. Hite
Larchwood
Verna Zimmerhukie
Caledonia
Minn
Aldeen
Order of Eastern Star
Frank
John Burhenn
Nathan
Harry
Roy Burhenn
Clifford Braun
Franklin Grove
Peter Burhenn
Legton
M. Gpl
The
American Legion
Arthur Lincoln
Paul Marquard
A. &. Hollenbech
F. C. Pippert
Booth
Sioux City
M. J. McNamee
Osage Lions Host Mitchell County Farmers Dinner
Osage Iowa October 18 The Lions club entertained a group of Mitchell county farmers last evening at a Congregational church dinner Teegarien chairman of the program committee led a program of stunts and contests
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Osage
Ita
The
Lions Club
Mitchell County
Congregational
Teegarien
Births Reported in Various Iowa Communities
Frederika welcomes a son to Mr and Mrs Fred Reinholdtock. Charles City records a son for Mr and Mrs B B Kelly. Mason City announces a daughter to Mr and Mrs Robert Lodge whose mother is Ruth Clark of this city. Collins Illinois sees a daughter to Mr and Mrs G E Billner. Mr Billner formerly managed Chester Knitting Mills.
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Robert Lodge
Mason City
Ruth Clark
Sty
G. E. Billner
Collins
Bilmer
Chester Knitting Mills
Funeral of Former Eagle Grove Man at Iowa Falls
W H Gade a former Eagle Grove Indiana business man was buried in Union cemetery at Iowa Falls on Thursday afternoon Oct 18 He was born April 26 1868 in Two Rivers Wisconsin Surviving are his widow several children and two brothers Carl and Fred Gade of Iowa Falls He moved to the Tay lor tract in the town several years ago and had been improving it He fell ill about two weeks ago
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Courier Special Service
Town Falls
W. H. Gade
Eagle Grove
Union Cemetery
Mr.Gade
Hamilton County
Williams
Two Rivers
Wis
Carl
Fred Gade
Mr. Gade
Taylor
Buchanan Man Quits Hospital Months After Injury
In Independence Iowa Oct 18 old M Bucher once of Winthrop injured in an auto train wreck at Gallup New Mexico. He was in a hospital there since the crash in which his wife and son were killed and he suffered fractures of both legs. The family was bound for southern California when the accident occurred. Doctors say he may not walk unaided until next spring.
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Independence. In
Harold M. Bucher
Winthrop
Gallup
N. M
Lash Whiter
Bucher
Califoria
Funeral Rites Set for Mrs Augusta Miller in Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls Oct 18 funeral details for Mrs Augusta Miller who died Thursday night. Services will be Saturday at 2 30 p m at St John s Lutheran church with Rev H W Siefkes officiating. Burial will be Greenwood cemetery. Mrs Miller 83 years old widower preceded her in death four daughters and two sons survive.
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Charles City
A. ©. Estrem
Cedar Valley Hospital
Calmar
Washington
Courier
Cedar Falls
Augusta Miler
St John's Lutheran Church
H. W. Siefkes
Greenwood Cemetery
Coburn Chapler Family Attend R J Nitz Funeral
Charles City Te Oct 18 Mr and Mrs Coburn Chapler and family travel to Cherokee to attend the funeral of her father R J Nitz held today. Mrs Chapler had been by his bedside for a couple of weeks.
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Charles City
Coburn Chapler
Gherokee
R. J. Nitz
Examinations Set For Teachers Certificates at Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls October 18 announces that student examinations for state and county Teachers certificates will be held in the women's gymnasium at the Iowa State Teachers College on October 23 24 and 25.
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T. C
Cedar Falls
Towa State Teachers College
Honeymooners Wreck Car Near Manchester on Honeymoon
Mr and Mrs Charles Chapek on their honeymoon were in an auto crash east of Manchester Iowa. They married earlier in Spillville and were returning home when Chapek pulled to pass a large truck and struck its rear. The collision occurred on a hill as Joe Nieman Jr approached from the east.
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Courier
Manchester
Charles Chapek
Mary Palada
Spillville
Mr. Chapek
St. Wenceslaus Church
John Palada
C. Chapek
Beverly Hills
Chicago
Mr. Chipek
Joe Nieman, Jr
Chapek
Grim car crash injures woman. others unhurt in collision
A collision left a woman with a forehead cut needing stitches after her husband’s vehicle struck the windshield. The injured party was taken to a local physician's office, while other members of the party escaped serious harm. Their new car sustained damage, and Mr. Nieman avoided a trash object during the incident.
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Nieman
Two Drunk Drivers Sentenced in Butler Court
Allison Iowa October 18 Morris Grandon of New Hartford received a one year suspended sentence for driving while intoxicated and parole to Sheriff Burma. John Dalley pleaded guilty to chicken theft with three months in jail a $200 fine and costs. William Folkers fined $500 and costs for DWI. Fred Christiansen of Allison pleaded guilty to illegal sale of minor and got three years at Fort Madison. Plainfield Legion posts names officers for new staff.
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Allison
Morris Grandon
New Hartford
Kelley
Burma
John Dalley
William Folkers
Fred Christiansen
Fork Madison
Henry Burma
Fort Madison
New Hartford Plans Jubilee Paving Opening
New Hartford, Indiana hosts a gala tomorrow to celebrate the opening of a three-quarter mile paving connecting the town with State Highway 20. The program includes a baseball game, foot races, a school program, and an address by a speaker. Construction began September 10 with costs assessed to local property owners and the Illinois Central railroad.
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New Hartford
Consolidated School
Iltnois Central Railroad
Visitor from Wyoming Arrives for Extended Visit
Mrs. Della McDonald of Big Pliny Wyoming arrived in Allison on a Wednesday night for an extended stay with her daughter Mrs. Henry Burma and family. She plans to visit Chicago with her sisters during the trip.
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Wyoming
Allison, Ta
Della McDonald
Big Pliny
Allison
Henry Burma
Chicago
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Errl
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Mastain
Town Falls Gas
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la Porte Glty
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Roy Longakers
Mra
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Eharles City
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Frederick Avenue
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Amazzir
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West 4Th St
Big Trick
Butler Court
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Plainfield
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H. L. Roach
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BT. Busching
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