Veterans to Meet in Nora Springs on Sept 6
The Floyd County Veterans association resumes its forty second session with a gathering at Boulder park in Nora Springs, rain venue the Methodist church. Registration in the forenoon, picnic lunch at noon, program at 2 pm including Civil War songs, an invocation by Rev H A Crumb, welcome by Mrs Neil Dobson, and speeches by Rev GA Hess and Mrs EB Hermling. Old soldiers and Nora Springs readers will contribute talks.
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Courier Savelal
Charles City
Floyd County Veterans' Association
Nora Springs
Boulder Park
Methodist Church
H. A. Crumb
Neil Dobson
Amercan
Legion Auxiliary
Hess
Hill
EB. C. Hermling
Charles
Toledo Man Struck by Car Inures Left Arm At Grinnell
Fred Randall of Toledo suffered a severe left elbow fracture and possible internal injuries after being struck Sunday evening by a car operated by Franklin Hurlburt. Dan Bridge of Marshalltown dislocated his right arm while helping remove nurses at the fair grounds. Mrs. Anns Eberhart injured her back and ribs, and Mrs. Albert Everhart torn ligament in right leg with back injuries when their auto was hit by Milford Loy of Waterloo on No. 55 Saturday evening. The Everhart car wrecked. Annie Starn and Roy R. Groff of Marshalltown were married Saturday at the United Brethren parsonage by Rev. S. A. Fisher. they will reside in Marshalltown.
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Colt
Anns “Eberhart
Everhart
Annie “Starn
Roy R. Groff
Marshalltown
St the United Brethren Parsonage
Independence Boy Carl Johnson Dies From Lockjaw
Funeral services were held for Carl Johnson age 9 at First Baptist Church with Rev. L A Miller officiating. The child son of Mr and Mrs George Johnson of Independence fell victim to tetanus after stepping on a wall. Home remedies failed and he developed jaw and neck pain before dying at Peoples hospital. Surviving family include parents and several brothers and sisters.
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Gourier
Independence
Carl Johnson
First Baptist
L. A. Miller
George Johnson
Peoples Hospital
Jackjaw
Twenty six couples wed at Nashua Little Brown Church
Twenty six couples were married at Little Brown Church in the Vale over six days ending Saturday. The ceremonies list couples with their towns and dates, naming Glen A. Stone and Eleanore G. Swanson among others, including Ray H. Best with Alma Hanson and Willam Waters with Velma Frank.
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Nashua
Little Brown Church
the Vale
Glen A. Stone
Minneapolis
Eleanore G. Swanson
Aitken
Minn
Ray H. Best
Alma G. Hanson
Osage
Willam J. Waters
New ‘Hampton
Velma Frank
Begin Grading on Primary 11 Thru Buchanan County
Contractors from Fort Dodge moved their outfit onto Primary No 11 beginning grading operations along a stretch of road from the north county line to Hazleton. Local bridge contractor L J Elliott and crews are splitting culverts and bridges and expect to finish before cold weather. One crew works on a small bridge north of Bryantburg as the road is closed with detours 18 miles north then west to Hazleton or toward Otterville and Littleton before returning east into Hazleton.
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I Couricy Special Service
Ldependence
J. W. Ault
Son
Fort Dodge
North County Line
Hazleton
Li J. B. Elliott
Bryantburg
Independence
Otterville
Littleton
Funeral services for Henry McKiaryher in La Porte City
Henry McKiaryher died at his home Saturday at 9 10 am after long illness. Funeral held at 2 pm from the home conducted by Rev W F Breeder Evangelical church. Survived by wife and one son O A McKiaryher and one brother Will McKiaryher. Ed Mulgie of Chicago attended.
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Courier
Liv Porte City
Henry McKilrryher
W. F. Breeder
Evangelical Church
McKerryher
O. A. McKirryher
Wahterloo
Will McKirryher
Chicago
Ed Mulgie
T. M. Nielsen
Elsie Maye
Prophetstown
James
Ruth Warner
T. Cc. Kleist
Lewis Fosse
Last Services for J. W. Cheuvront Held at Oelwein
Last rites for J. W. Cheuvront were conducted in Oelwein with the service at home on 731 First Avenue Northeast. The 47 year old resident had lived in the city seven years and is survived by his wife and three sons Howard Harry and Vernon. Burial followed at Woodlawn Cemetery.
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Oriwein
J. W. Cheuvront
First Avenue Northeast
Oelwein
Howard
Harry Ats Vernon
Stephens Funeral Rites Held in Oelwein Church
Last services for Mrs. John Stephens were held at Sacred Heart church in Oelwein at 9 am. She had been a patient at Mercy hospital for months and was 71 years old. Survived by husband and four children W. J. Stephens, George Stephens, Roy Stephens, and Mrs. James McSweeney of Oelwein. Burial followed at Woodlawn.
Independence-Ryan Hard Ball Game Ends In Extra Innings
The Winthrop Independence baseball team tied Ryan Shamrocks 16-16 after nine innings at home. Three extra innings followed before Ryan finally broke the deadlock, winning 17-16. This marked the fourth meeting between the clubs with multiple extras in recent games.
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Ryan
Maurier Special Service
Independence
Winthrop Independence
Ryan Shamrocks
Religious work organized at Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls Sept 3 Directors of school work for Teachers College arrive to prepare for the new semester opening Sept 12. Miss Mary Ellen Cummins to lead Wesley foundation. Miss Katherine Seay to head YWCA. Miss Alta Gregg and Miss Harryette Creasy also in Cedar Falls for assignments. Public schools begin seventy-fifth year with 45 teachers. Miss Frances Kleaveland resigns. Mrs. A M Thurston to act as supply. European tour returns noted. bathing beach season ends. Miss Verda Fifield and Roger Messerly wed. about 35 Cedar Falls families moved last Saturday.
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Cedar Falls
Teachers College
Mary
Elen Cummins
Virginia
Minn
Wesley Foundation
Cummins
Minnesota
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Minneapolis
Katherine Seay
Nashville
Tenn
Will Varrlyen
Columbia University
New York City
Columbia
Seay
Alta Gregg
Harryette Creasy
Clinton
Senay
Lake Generais
Kleaveland
Cedar. Falls
Frances Kleaveland
A. M. Thurston
Wilbur N. Hostrop
Christian Larsen
Stockholm
Fredville
J. D. Winding
Europe
Denmark
Hostrop
Chicago
Gedar Falls
Effie Schuneman
Arth
the College
Sara M. Riggs
New York
Nashua
Roger Messerly
Edward C. Messerly
Verda
Fifield
Wyoming
Little Brown Church
West Second Street
Bazar at Hudson Good Luck Country Club Draws Crowd
The annual bazar of Good Luck Country Club held in the 1.0.70 F. hall here Saturday evening was well attended. Refreshments were served and needlework on display. Registration for Hudson consolidated school moved up to avoid clashing with the county teachers institute. Class work starts Wednesday morning. Mr and Mrs F C Baldwin hosted relatives at their home. Attending were their son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Rodney Baldwin of Chicago, Mr and Mrs Robert Freeland, Miss Loretta Fritz of Mason City, and Mr and Mrs William Freeland of Waterloo. Miss Annette McMillan left for Denver to resume work as public school music supervisor after vacation with her parents.
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Hudson
F. Hall
Ther
Rodney
Baldwin
Chicago
Robert Freeland
Loretta
Fritz
Mason City
William Freeland
Waterloo
Annette McMillan
Denver
Colo
BE. C. McMillin
Hobert Family Reunion Fifteen Held At Charles City
Fortyt relatives of the John Hobbert family gathered Sunday at Wildwood, with one group from South Milwaukee and Independence guests at the Hobert home. A six year old boy suffered infantile paralysis, and the home went under quarantine Saturday.
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Seventh Avenue
Jermy
Hart-Parr’ Company
Finish Graveling Chickasaw Road at Charles City
Charles City Sept 3 G E Sargent of Hampton has finished gravelling the three remaining miles on Chickasaw road and moved his equipment south of Nora Springs to resume work. Local contractors Daggett Moe & Nelson will complete the first two miles north of Swartzrock corner and finish a full coat on the remaining three miles making a complete graveled road from Greene to paving. Maintenance graveling on Roseville Oakwood road finished. Court docket includes liquor cases bootlegging and desertion. Women’s Foreign Missionary Society meets at First M E church. Floyd County Teachers Institute to be held. bond posted for bootlegger Harry Maxwell. Jerry Foster suffers another stroke. Ed Waterbury and Frank Fisher lieft motor to Michigan.
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Charles City
G. E. Sargent
Hampton
Chickasaw
Nora Springs
Swartzrock Corner
B. R. Daggett
Moe & Nelson
Belmond
Boehne
Rockford
Swartzrock
Butler County
Greene
Oscar Ebling
Roseville-Oakwood Road
FP. Edwards
Parkersburg
Frank Houde
Shell
Nashua
Melvin Staebler
Floyd
Walter Obermeier
Charles W. Schermerhorn
Floyd Momberg
Edward Garman
Howard Emerson
Loren Bucknell
Albert Brooks
C. Hornberger
Richard Ebert
Edith Kissell
Mrs John Shoe maker Dies After Stroke at Home
Indefendence Funeral Service conducted today from the Thorne family home on Bixth avenue northeast for Mrs John Shoe maker who had been bedfast several weeks after two strokes of paralysis. She is survived by her aged husband and several other relatives and had lived in the city for several years.
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Independence
John Shoemaker -Waa
Thome -on-Bixth Avenue
County officers wed at Allison in Sunday rites
Emma MacCrery and Chris Shirer were married Sunday morning at the G W Richards home with Rev O B Preston officiating. The double ring ceremony drew Mae MacCrery, Clarence Shirer and Bill Richards among others as witnesses. The couple will live above the State Bank in Allison and Shirer remains county treasurer while Mrs Shirer is deputy treasurer.
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Chris ¥. Shirer
G. W. Richards
O. B. Preston
Associated Churches
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Boride
Clarence Shirer
Bille
Shirer
Cheyenne
Wyo
State Bank
Shurer
Reeves
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Elizabeth
Cedar Falls
Main Street
George B. Goeman
Shell Rock
Kramer
Allison Hotel
Ray Fish
Trenton
Chicago
Floyd
Enroll Pupils in Wadena Schools
Registration of pupils in Wadena public schools today preceded dismissal until Tuesday when regular classes resume. Superintendent Ross Miller (Cedar Rapids) leads the system. High school staff includes Lee Filip Lowenberg principal Helen Monsen Lyle Schroyer. Grade teachers listed. Cane mill buy noted. water system to be installed. Thomas Lauhren at state university hospital for medical care. Farm Bureau board to meet all day in Black Hawk to set county projects.
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Wadena
Ross Miller
Cedar Rapids
Lee
Filip Lowenberg
Belmont
Helen Monsen
Lyle Schroyer
Mt. Ayr
Foxwell
Elgin
Lois Patt
Janesville
Mabel Plagman
Strawberry “Point
Fhve
Mildred Cumming Maynard
Perry
Hummel
Janae
Awes
Kingman
John
Zuercher
Sl Yee
Thomas Lauhren
State University Hospital
Town City
W. F. Moore
Bureau Board
Black Hawk
Bureau
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