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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1927

Page

25

County Agents Must Produce At Annual Meeting

Ames Courier reports at the Ames Iowa meeting of county agents and agricultural workers R M Hughes Iowa State College urged stronger teaching impact in counties noting life is complex and education essential. Bliss of the agricultural extension service described nationwide reach through agencies. Knowles emphasized unified program with cooperation vision responsibility and preparation. Scott of Detroit warned gain in all forms motivates behavior including advertising and sales sway.

Courier Special Service Ames R. M. Hughes Iowa State College Hughes Farm Bureau R. K E. Bliss Agricultural Extension Service U.S. Department of Agriculture Neale S. Knowles

Former Grundy Co Resident Dies at Buffalo Center

Henry Terbeck senior, aged 70, longtime Grundy County resident, dies in Buffalo Center area where his sons live. Relatives travel for his funeral. wife died 13 years ago. He was uncle to the Aschers near Wellsburg and linked to the Maas family. Mrs Roxie Plumer and Miss Byrd Butler are mentioned in local health and care updates.

Grundy Co Buffalo Center Courier Grundy Center Henry Terbeck Mr. Terbeck Aschers Wellsburg Maas Roxie Plumer Byrd Butler Cedar Rapids W. Gaardner Weisbard Cedar Falls Detroit Mich Dick Riekena Shiloh Township Attendants Bay

Old Floyd Church Moves to Farm for Barn Use

The old Floyd church building has been sold to Carl Barney of Rudd and will be moved to a nearby farm to be used as a house and barn. H Nieman and his crew from Charles City are relocating the structure.

Old Floyd Church Courier Special Service Charles City Floyd Carl Barney Rudd H. Nieman

Littleton Bazaar Set for Nov 2 by Ladies Auxiliary

Courier from Littleton Iowa notes the annual bazar of the Ladies' Auxiliary will be held in the Presbyterian church basement Wednesday evening November 2. A chicken supper will be served. Also mentions Kansas City visit by Mrs. Edith Cox and travel of Mr and Mrs. William Master to Nora Springs. Obituary details for Absalon Hoffman record birth in Logansport Indiana July 2 1837 and marriage to Maury Sprage December 23 1858 with three of seven children surviving.

J. ©. Norton Hoffman Logansport Ind Maury Sprage Jake Fairmont Charles Frank Littleton

Lutherans Raise 200 for Foreign Missions Rally

Clarksville Iowa October 27 the Lutheran Foreign mission rally raised 200 for the denomination. About 40 guests enjoyed Wartburg league supper in church parlors with music games and lunch. Margery Donaldson four recovering from deep wrist cut after milk bottle fall. Mrs Lew Cross slightly improved after two weeks illness. Frank Biden golden anniversary party with 56 guests from nearby towns. Local residents improve after illnesses and fire losses reported at Fred Miller farm.

Courier Clarksville Lutheran Foreign Mission Wartburg League Lutheran Church Margery Donaldson Lew Cross Levi Beebe Place Jackson Township Frank Biden Waterloo Waverly Parkersburg Billy Major East Butler Harm Rademaker Henry Alfred Scharoff Stella Hickle State University Hospital Town City Fred Miller Lawrence Row Place Spring Lake C. G. Burling

Former Resident's Burial Held in Toledo and Boone

Ella Mae Morgan Richards, born April 18 1878 on a Dysart area farm, died in Boone after an extended illness. She was buried in Woodlawn cemetery Toledo after services at Toledo United Brethren church and Boone First Presbyterian church. Surviving are her husband Roy B. Richards Mother Mary Morgan Toledo sister Emma Mowry Fairmont Minn brothers Hal Morgan Lincoln Bert Morgan Valley Junction Ben Morgan Toledo.

Courier Toledo Roy B. Richards Boone Woodlawn M. R. Morgan Tama County Western Union College Eleanor Moore Hospital

Surprise Party for Shere Family in Mt Vernon Two

Mt Vernon Township October 27 a crowd of relatives and friends gathered for a surprise party at the Albert Shere home Friday night Fred and Phil Neuman hosted their threshing patrons and families Ernest Jordan finished a new house on his farm and will hire a married farmhand Corn cutting nears completion husking begins Lloyd Neuman fell ill on the school bus and returned home The Donald Sutherland family returned to Monticello after a two day stay at the Fred Decker home

Courier Mt. Vernon Albert Shere Fred Phil Neuman Ernest Jordan Lloyd Neuman Donald Sutherland Monticello Fred Decker

Charity Bazaar to Benefit from St Peters Lutheran Church

Denver Iowa October 27 charity will profit from a bazar hosted by the Ladies Aid of St Peters Lutheran Church in the church basement on Friday October 26. Quilts made by the society will be offered and supper will be served.

Men Wanted For Rockford Theft Now In Custody

Courier Special Service in Charles City Iowa reports Sheriff P A Saddled leaves for Wisconsin to fetch Jabovitz alias William Snow captured in LaCrosse and Lloyd Coyier caught in Viroqua both wanted for the Rockford Carrotts Hardware robbery. Kenneth Franklin already jailed here. Coyier rode with wife and two daughters. will stand trial locally. Heat records surpassed with 84 degrees noted at 2 pm. Others include a youth’s arm injury, normal training inspections, local construction work changes, diphtheria cases, and visits, births, and travels of residents as of October 27.

Courier Special Service Charles City P. A Wisconsin Jabovitz William Snow LaCrosse Lloyd Coyier Larson Virogua Wis Carrotts Hardware Rockford Kenneth Franklin Coyier Wishard Spriggs Main Street

Dumont Cemetery Opens New Year's Work

Oct 27 report from Dumont details the cemetery association meeting at Mrs. John Thompson's home with attendees including Mrs. F J Pfaltzgraff Frank Allen Harry Banks Arthur Goodsell and Miss Carrie Cook. A piano solo and vocal duet preceded a two course luncheon and officers for the year were named led by President Mrs E O Slaid and Treasurer Mrs Icea Wilcox.

Courier Dumont Cemetery Society John Thompson E. O. Slaid Lucile Pfaltzgraff H. M. Thatcher Cartie Cook Icea Wilcox

Christian Endeavor fried chicken sociable announced

The Christian Endeavor society in Washington Township will hold its annual fried chicken sociable at the home of A. L. Miller on Friday evening November 4. The event is open to the public.

Church Societies Present Programs at La Porte City

Activities at La Porte City churches include Evangelical Missionary society devotions led by Rev. Vandersall and talks on Destructive Forces and The Gen eva Declaration by Mrs. Frank and Mrs. Kober. Presbyterian group hears Alaska talk with India curios, plus vocal numbers. Prenuptial shower for Mabel Elliott held. local residents visit relatives in Dows and Los Angeles as others plan moving and spring construction.

Courier la Porte City Evangelical Missionary Society QO. E. Kober C. H.vandersall J. G. Frank J. O. Kober Albert An~ton Anna Ballheim Jesse Bond The Presbyterian Missionary Society E. E. Triem D. W. Morgan O. W. Hemsworth Them India Ralph F. E. Lehman Grace Lyle Howard Unger, Jr R. T. Paige

Fairbank Boy to Get Treatment by Iowa City Experts

Fairbank, Iowa October 27. Bernard Peters son of Mrs. Charles Peters travels to Iowa City for treatment of lameness linked to infantile paralysis from years past. Also notes local events: Fairbank Tourist club met at Mrs. J T Dietz home. next meeting with Mrs. G F Monroe on November 3. Cafeteria supper and social at Baptist church October 28. A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. George Neil on Friday. Sam born October 25 to Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Kiefer. Mrs. C B Hayes moved to St Francis hospital in Waterloo for appendicitis operation.

Courier Fairbank Charles Peters Bernard Iowa City Fairbank Tourist Club J. T. Dietz G. F. Monroe Baptist Church George Neil Sam Harvey Kiefer C. B. Hayes St. Francis Hospital Waterloo

Funeral Services for Grundy Man Held in Rural Church

The funeral for John Kmuse Jr. was conducted at Colfax Presbyterian church by Rev. J. E. Drake with burial in Drake cemetery. Matilda Bartels was buried in Grundy cemetery after a Monday Baptist service led by Rev. Edward Crane. Mrs. Cornelius Duhn suffers diabetes while the Fred Harms family moves to Tom Neeson farm. Earl Allison travels from Minneapolis to be with his mother who will live there, and H. A. Geerdes remains a patient at Rochester hospital.

Courier Grundy Center John Kmuse, Jr Colfax Presbyterian Church J. E. Drake Drake Cemetery Matilda Bartels The Baptist

Des Moines Hunters Visit Marble Rock

Des Moines registry officials Fardy and Martins and Des Moines transportation supervisor Brookover visited Marble Rock as guests of Postmistress Walster. They hunted pheasants and filled their quota during Friday and Saturday stay.

Courier Marble Rock Fardy and Martins Registry Department of Des Moines Brookover Walster Wilson C. Meyers Miss Parole Delray Fla S. W. McNinch Detroit Mich Dentists Mae Thornton Asa Wood Spokane Wash W. S. Shephardson Marble Rock Bank San Bernardino Cal Willard Bucklen Long Beach

Otterville Family Heads to Nebraska

Otterville reports the Budzine family leaving for Nebraska with Mrs. Kate Frank accompanying to stay with daughter Mrs. Lucy Bessi. Jeane, niece of Mrs. Albert, is from Ft. Collins, Colorado. Mr. and Mrs. Davis Groz of Cedar Rapids welcomed a son born October 23. Mrs. Groz was formerly Miss Christina Giessel as Marvin Bantz visited Waverly.

Courier Special Service Otterville C. L. Budzine Nebraska Kate Frank Lucy Bessi Albert Ft. Collins Colo Jeane Mack Conkn Davis Groz Groz Christina Giessel Marvin Bantz Waverly

New Parking Idea Approved in Cedar Falls

Cedar Falls moves to a parallel parking plan on Main street between First and Fifth streets after city council approval. The new regulation, in effect Tuesday, saw few violations as drivers adjust. Football prep dominates: Teachers College and Decorah colleges prepare for Friday’s game with expectations of a large crowd. Roads are reported in good condition, boosting attendance. Also, a college circus and a Cedar Falls Commercial Club dinner highlight community events at Teachers College campus. Autumn picnics are common with many groups visiting Island and Washington parks. Knights and Pythian Sisters hold a large Halloween party after supper. Kathryn Bentz funeral services were held at St. John’s Lutheran Church with interment in Greenwood.

Courier Cedar Falls Decorah Teachers College Island Washington Pythians Knights and Pythian Sisters Hallowe'en Bentz Kathryn Bentz St. John’s Lutheran Church H. W. Siefkes Greenwood

Navy Band to Perform at Charles City Nov 17

Plans completed for a musical treat at Hildreth theatre on November 17 featuring the U S Navy Band. The Lions Club arranged the first Charles City appearance with a matinee for school children and a large audience expected.

Navy Band Charles City Courier Special Service Hildreth Theatre U.S. Navy Lions Club

Hallowe'en Party in Eagle Center Draws Large Crowd

A large crowd attended the Hallowe'en party at the Guy Eastman home in Eagle Center hosted by St. Ann's club members. Mr and Mrs John Kaufman and Mrs Henry Klein have returned from a three week visit in Mendota after stopping in Davenport on their return journey.

Courier Eagle Center Hallowe'en St. Ann's Club Guy Eastman John Kaufman Henry Klein Mendota Davenport

Bristow Residents Buy Allison Furniture Undertaking Firm

Mrs Blanche Jungkunz and son Waldo Jungkunz purchased Whitaker Furniture and Undertaking at Allison with possession set for Nov 1 The stock is being invoiced this week Also noted Mrs W A Richards Mrs W Searle and Mrs C M Arnold attend the Grand Chapter O E S fiftieth anniversary convention in Des Moines with Arnold leaving Monday and Searle and Richards joining midweek Fraternal Congress of the RN A Oct 27 28 McGeachy Bros sell wool to Cedar Rapids dealer shipped to Boston John McGeachy to stop keeping sheep Otto Kielman improves Rev John Dawson ill with hand infection from shingling kept in bed while recovering.

Courier Bristow Blanche Jungkunz Waldo Jungkunz Whitaker Furniture & Undertaking Establishment Allison W. A. Richards W. Searle C. M. Arnold Des Moines Grand Chapter O. FE. S Arnold Searle Richards Capital McGeachy Bros Cedar Rapids Boston John McGeachy Otto Kielman John Dawson

Gresham Cemetery Association Formed For Grounds Improvements

In Gresham Iowa on October 27 a cemetery association is being organized. Improvements include fencing the grounds and leveling for lawn care with a mower. Ed Hesse has rented the Fred Maurer farm for the coming year.

Gresham Ed Hesse Fred Maurer

Legion Host to Auxiliary in Greene Illinois

Claude Tack post of the American Legion entertained the Woman's auxiliary Monday evening in Hotel Kessler. The group later attended The Big Parade at Crystal theatre in Greene.

Taxes Payable in 1928 by Chickasaw County

New Hampton Iowa October 27 taxes for 1927 to be paid by Chickasaw county property owners in 1928 have been calculated by County Auditor R F Klatt and deputy Louise Klatt. Books for New Hampton corporation Utica and Jacksonville township balanced. other books pending. Delinquent road poll tax lists due from township clerks by September 1 and being added to tax lists. County treasurer will later issue receipts for about 7000 taxpayers.

Courier Special Service New Hampton Chickasaw R. F. Klatt Louise Klatt New Hampton Corporation Utica Jacksonville

Dike High Plans Minstrel Proceeding For Equipment

Dike Ia Oct 27 Proceeds from a minstrel show by 15 boys at the high school auditorium will buy basketball gear. Dike Commercial club meets, Odd Fellows lodge to host public party Oct 28. Dike creamery shipped five carloads of poultry last month. About 20 students enter declamatory tryouts next week.

Courier Dike Dike Commercial Club Odd Fellows Lodge IL Oo. O. F Dike Creamery

Fall breaks collarbone at Brandon Iowa

Harold Hepker age seven fractured his collar bone in a fall and is recovering. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hepker. The Rebekah lodge plans a fair and supper for November 12 as decided at a recent meeting. Mrs. F E Evans, patient in an Iowa City hospital, is recovering after an operation last Friday.

Brandon Harold Hepker Charles Hepker Rebekah Lodge F. E. Evans Iowa City

Paving Contract Set for Buchanan on November 18

Independence Iowa October 27 letting of a paving contract for primary highway No 20 east of Winthrop to the Delaware county line will occur November 15. The 8.6 mile stretch and the section south of the Illinois Central tracks will be surfaced.Contracts for paving through Delaware county will be let the same day. A separate note reports half of several flocks stolen in recent raids. Guilty pleas were entered in liquor cases. Howard Weyant admitted operating an unregistered filling station and paid fines, while Joe Placar pleaded guilty to possessing wine and home brew and was bound over to the grand jury.

Courier Special Service Independence E. B. Spencer Winthrop Delaware County Illinois Central Dela Ware T. McDonald H. D. Hall Julia Delaney Howard Weyant Hazleton Joseph Placar Troy Mills

Shell Rock Spree Senior Class Begins Annual

Shell Rock Ja Oct 27 Special The senior class of Shell Rock Spree has started work on the annual. Mrs Laura Witt went to Des Moines Monday as a delegate from the local OEF 8 to the grand lodge convention. Elmer Kublank returns from Waverly hospital after a two week stay for appendicitis operation.

Shell Rock Shell Rock Spree Laura. Witt Des Moines O.ef Grand Lodge Elmer Kublank Waverly Hospital

Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Promote Vitality And Health

Advertises Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle remedy for constipation to improve energy, eyes, complexion, and overall vigor. Claims a vegetable formula advertised for 20 years as a substitute for calomel and sold in 15c 30c and 60c sizes, praised by thousands.

Help kidneys by drinking more water advertisement

An advertisement explains that kidney and bladder irritation stems from bodily acidity. It advises drinking soft water with four ounces of Jad Salts before breakfast for two to three days to neutralize acids, reduce irritation, and restore normal urinary function.

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