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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1928

Page

7

Road contracts awarded to improve Iowa highways

Iowa state highway commission approved road work totaling 1 080 889 45 with 31.89 miles of resurfacing in Adair, Jackson, Keokuk, Johnson, Lee, O'Brien and Washington counties costing 768 929 88. Grading on 30 883 miles across Cass, Delaware, Fremont, Washington and Winneshiek (sp) counties at 203 401 75 and five bridges with 122 culverts in Buena Vista, Cass, Delaware, Johnson, Pottawattamie and Winneshiek counties costing 118 558. Largest paving awards went to Cameron Joyce company Keokuk for 18.88 miles in Lee county for 436 856 35 and F Lytle Construction Co Sioux City for 7 242 miles on primary 21 in O'Brien county from Primghar south for 173 244 88.

Ames Iowa State Highway Commission Adair Jackson Keokuk Johnson, Lee O'Brien Washington Cass Delaware Fottawattamie Winneshick Buena Vista Johnson Potewattamie Winneshiek Cameron ‘Joyce Company New Boston North Lee County

John Maldzahn Dies in La Porte City Visit

John Maldzahn of Finchford died unexpectedly last evening at his daughter Mrs T K Clarks home while visiting. Born in Germany in 1842 he came to the U S about 1869 and lived at Gilbertville before moving to a farm near Winslow. Surviving: Mrs Cy C Hnaho La Porte Mrs William Zimmerman Millville Minn Mrs Cy Dorman Lake Present John and Irvin South Dakota and Charles and William Shell Rock plus Mrs Clark. Funeral in Finchford at 2 p m Friday with Rev Mr Senft officiating.

Courier Ta Forte City John Maldzahn Finchford T. K. Clark Maldzahn Barnhart Senft German Lutheran Church Germany United States Christine Graber Gilbertville Winslow Clark la. Porte William Zimmerman Millville Minn Cy. ‘Dorman Lake John Irvin South Dakota Charles William Shell Rock

Frederika Enrolls Large Proportion of Tuition Pupils

Frederika school opens under Marlyn Bacot with 40 percent of enrollment from tuition students. Teaching staff remains the same as last year. Opening day turnout was the largest in the school’s history.

Frederika Cuurter Frederika School Marlyn Bacot

Dumont Resident Announces Wedding July Third

Donald Becker surprised friends by announcing his marriage to Miss Elsie Glian of Reno Minnesota. The ceremony took place in Mason City on July 3. The couple plan to reside in Cedar Rapids after visiting his parents in Dumont earlier this week.

Courter -Spéelar Dumont Donald Becker Mar Elsie Glian Reno Minn Mason City Becker John Becker Cedar Rapids B.M. Jones Rangoon Burna Austin Pipestone Loi Shaffer Diss ‘Mariem Ben Freeland Norman Okla Shaffer Freeland William Stock Minnesota North Dakota Bernice Thatcher Yuma Colo Waverly Corinne Perry Mankato Mion Neva Wilson Dike Carene Vandersall Janesville Frostie Pyle Phoenix Ariz Fred. Griner New Hartford Bigerett Wendt Logan Dwight Minert Moneta Edna Vander+ Meer Dallas Tex Perm Carl Skinner Daugther Oklahoma City Okiz Minneapolis Skinner Bome Pris Gates University of Minnesota

Teacher from Swaledale to lead Cedar Falls drama program

Cedar Falls officials elected Miss Helen Stover formerly of Swaledale and Iowa State Teachers College class of 1928 to fill the vacated dramatic art post left by the resignation of Miss Frances Kleaveland.

Cedar Falls Helen Stover Swaledale Iowa State Teachers College Board of Education Niss Prances Kleaveland

Four Barclay Township Schools Open Fall Term

Barclay Township begins fall term as all four schools start today. Subdistrict nine received interior painting and subdistrict four installed a new flagpole. Also noted: Joe Staehell left for Los Angeles on Sunday September 1, and locals Miss Alice Owen and Miss Mayme Brown helped with fruit canning while Joan Garaghty and family visited John Ortner.

Courier Barclay Township Joe Staehell Los Angeles Cal Alice Owen Air Mayme Brown Matt Ortner Joan Garaghty John Ortner

Evang's Church Plans Mission Harvest Services

Mt. Vernon township Evangelical Church in Black Hawk county will host mission and harvest thanksgiving services on Sunday. Morning service at 10 will feature Rev. E. Hardt. afternoon at 2:30 led by Rev. Hilldigardt Buck Greek. evening by Rev. A. Satory Clarkside. Ladies' Aid meets Sept 13. Mrs. Herman Buss to entertain. Local notes report injuries from a road accident near Denver.

Herman Buss Henry Prestien Floyd Schneider Gary Ind Henry Boyenos Drape Denver Henry Mercy Hospital Waverly Elmer- Platte Ripoll Otic Reinbold and Son Richard A.W. Mott Springfield Til A. H. Buss Harold Bomhoff Dubuque Schoenbohm Celia Vogelsang Hebron Neb Victor Mack Florence Sassmann Harry Koepke St. Paul Eedohn Dunleavy

Aplington Council Plans Street Grading and Transformer

Aplington September 5 The south town street will be graded and a transformer bought to supply electric service to the meat market and town creamery following the council meeting Tuesday night September 4 A plan to survey for a sewage system was not acted on A water test with merchant prizes was set for the bathing beach this afternoon and the community band offered music

Aplingon Vamery Ctty Council

Buildings Burn on Farm Near Hampton Iowa

A fire at the Peter Faber farm eight miles west of Hampton destroyed a large barn and a shed with hay, grain, machinery, chickens, and a calf. Loss valued at $3,900, covered by insurance. Origin undetermined. Peter Nelson and his family, renters, were in the house when the blaze was found. neighbors kept flames from reaching the dwelling.

Serene Hampton Peter Faber Hampion Peter Nelson

Rural School Near Littleton Opens

East Perry school is in session under Miss Bunah Miller of Jesup. Mrs. George Rehberg learns of her son in law's death. Frank Costenborder, 55, died from being trampled by a bull.

fCourer Littleton East Perry Bunah Miller Jesup George Rehberg Frank Costenborder Vhig

Iowa State Teachers College Opens Third Year Under New Leader

Cedar Falls Sept 5 The fifty third year opens at Iowa State Teachers College with Dr. O. A. Latham as president since Aug 27. The faculty sees few changes aside from Dr. Howland Hanson as religious education director and several new instructors in music art physical training and education. Various staff on leave or returning from studies and absences are noted, with obituaries and travels of faculty families also recorded.

Courier Cedar Falls Iowa State Teachers College Oo. A Latham Latham Howland Hanson Des Moines D. S. Wright Wright Helen Possner Sauk City Wis Edna Hopkins Lawrence Kan Hopkins Iris M. Branagan Fort Dodge Carrie Burks Chicago University Mae Smith Department of Education Smith Seagate University New York City Emily Mears Casco Donald’ D. Pettit Gedar Falls Olga J. Johnson College Training School Ruthennedy Marjorie B. Adams Woman St. Wellesley College Wellesley Mass Fead Hogrefe Huston Hogrefé Riebe Shoemaker Adelbert N. Burr Independence Sarah Shoemaker Bert Jonkeer White Lake Minn Mmes W. A. Pierce C. CG. Showers Faribault Roy Bock Chicago C. B. Santeé Walnut Street W. G. Crowder Muscatine Romme

Geneseo Church Seeks Return of Rev A R Grant

The Geneseo Methodist Episcopal Church official board unanimously votes to invite Rev A R Grant back to the pastorate next year. The action follows the final quarter conference presided by district superintendent Dr F C Witzigman. A large local delegation attended the county fair at Toledo.

Couriaripecal Geneseo Methodist Episcopal Church A. R. Grant F.C. Witzigman RB. M. Gunn Damon Telatives Des Moines Elinor Smith Cedar Rapids W. A. Moantromery Toledo Marjorie Meeker Cedar Falls

Legion Auxiliary at Lawn City Holds Annual Election

Cedar Falls September 5 Mrs W H Workman was elected president of the Cedar Falls unit of the Woman's auxiliary to the American Legion. The executive staff for the coming year includes Mrs J L Hetland Miss Carrie Thompson vice presidents Mrs Thomas Brown secretary Mrs Albert Corwin treasurer Mrs Sam Brown chaplain Mrs Carrie Gutknecht Hudson county chairman who spoke on the State convention at Council Bluffs. The meeting followed a two month summer recess.

Council Bluffs

Oelwein Faces Heat Over State Assembly Convention

Oelwein Iowa September meeting of the Community club will discuss securing the IOCF state convention for 1929. If hosted, 1500 to 2000 visitors would arrive for four days, with about 1200 dollars needed from the city. Local golf winner Al Leichtmidtke hosts from nearby towns. business and roadwork updates follow including paving plans and a potential new general store site.

Courier Oelwein New Home Cafe al Lchmidtke Manchester Independence Waukon Cedar Rapids Chicago Great Western Horton Kaw Johnson Baker Schoolhouse Frederick Avenue Fayette Rock Island Railroad Fayette County Hazleton Clarion J. G.penney New York Oelwe Oghwein McAvinchey Duluth Watertown Dorr Bing Herman Anderson Citizens Ft. Snelling

Bridge Workman Struck by Derrick on North Town Bridge

Independence Sept. 5. George Hahn of Fairbank was struck by a derrick while working on a bridge north of town Monday. The extent of injury to his chest and back is not yet determined, but it is believed no bones are broken. Hahn is employed by Ellinth Company, contractor for several bridges and culverts on Primary 41.

Courier Special Service Independence George Hahn Hahn Fairbank Ellinth Company

Appointment of Lawn City Man as Church Park Custodian

Cedar Falls Sept 5 Kemper Mc Bride of this city was appointed custodian of Riverview Park for the coming year by the park directorate on the resignation of Adam Weiner whose health prevents continued service. Mr Mel Bride will begin work about May 15 on his return from California where he plans to spend the winter.

Courier Special Cedar Falls Kemper McBride Riverview Park Park Directorate Adam Weiner Mel Bride California

Burglars Take $106 From Hazleton Rectory

In Hazleton Pennsylvania on Sunday night thieves stole $106 from the parish funds at the Catholic rectory. Rev Will Kegwin the district superintendent of the M E church conducted the last meeting of his term. Mrs J D Lawrence was elected lay delegate to the annual conference to convene at Vinton on September 19.

Hazleton Will Kegwin M. E. Church M. E. Shutch J. D. Lawrence Vinton

Paving on No 20 in Delaware County Finished

The Bryant Paving Company completed paving of primary 20 north of Earlville, completing hard surfacing across Delaware County for about 24 miles. Officials expect two to three weeks more for concrete to set before opening to traffic.

Delaware County Coariar Manchester Bryant Paving Company Earlville Brafilc

Charles City Man Wins Illinois Tractor Contest

Louis Kirsch of Charles City won first in the Burritt Grange state tractor plowing contest, plowing one acre in an hour ten minutes. Attendance topped 10,000 Illinois farmers at the event and picnic. Schools enrolled 1,671 pupils with Immaculate Conception academy and public schools showing gains. Local clergy appointments updated, Legion to hold smoker, and a multiple-vehicle accident near St Marys bridge caused damage and injuries.

Courier Special Service Charles City Louis Kirsch Burritt Grange Acre Immaculate Conception Academy High School Central Lincoln McKinley Washington Wesley Belling Central M. B Blue Island B. A. .Wendtland West St. Charles Dubuque H. B. Hilmer Flood Creek L. J. Brenner

Fire destroys home as occupants away. insurance to cover loss

A fire gutted a residence after occupants left home early morning. The blaze started at the foot of the stairway and burned through the day. Total loss covered by about 2,600 dollars in insurance. Mrs Henke and a small son were visiting her parents in Indiana.

Henke Indiana

G O P Candidate for County Post Dies at Manchester

Harry I. Annis a Republican candidate for clerk of court died at his sisters Grace and Mamie Annis home in Manchester Iowa He was in his fifty eighth year and had heart disease for weeks He entered Bee Wash hospital a month ago His sister Mamie went to his bedside and returned with him to the old home The funeral will be held Friday afternoon at the sisters home conducted by Rev A A Rideout First Baptist church

Courier Manchester Harry I. Annis Grace Mamie Annis Annis Bee Wash Mamie A. A. Rideout First Baptist Church

G. O. P. Campaign Bus Visits Delaware County

The Hoover-Curtis motor bus will tour Delaware County on Monday September 10, with a nationally known speaker aboard. It will depart Dubuque and start at Earlville, touring towns on the primary date with amplifying equipment.

Courier Manchester Hoover-Curtis Delaware County Dubuque Earlville

Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Praised by Woman

Brainerd Minnesota resident Mrs Jill Saarn reports great results from Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after a year of nervous weakness. She now handles all housework and outdoor chores and urges other women to try the remedy.

Brainerd Minn Lydia E. Pinkham Lydia E. Pinkhare Jill Saarn Minnesota

Funeral service for blast victim scheduled Thursday

Winthrop Iowa September 5 The funeral of John Wallace Neidy killed Tuesday when a dynamite blast delayed in explosion went off as he bent over it to investigate will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. at the farm home three miles southwest of Winthrop Burial will be in Wilson Cemetery near Independence Neidy died a few minutes after the blast the force of the explosion damage and danger described in local report

Courier Special Service Winthrop John Wallace Neidy Neldy Wilson Cemetery Independence Neidy

Fragmentary obituary mentions surviving relatives

The text notes a man died in a fatal incident with a dead heat border and mentions survivors including a widow and children. One son Ralph is referenced along with a sister Miss Carrie L. Neldy, an East Waterloo junior high school instructor. The wording is fragmentary and identifies a local family connection.

Ralph Big Father Carrie L. Neldy East Waterloo

Newcomer on Mitchell Faculty as School Starts

Mitchell Iowa begins a new scholastic year with one new teacher, Miss Maud Decker guiding eighth grade English and commercial law, Cordelia Ahrens assigned to sixth and seventh grades, Miss Clifton to fifth and third, Maurine Mover to fourth and second A, Isabelle Gonnie to first and second B, and Miss Alice Jones assisting Bapt. H. A. Littelle. William Ahrens Jr departs to River Forest to resume studies at Concordia College.

Courier Special Service Mitchell Marijorie” Clifton Nora Jefferson Alice Jones H. A. Littelle William Ahrens, Jr River Forest Concordia College

Also Mentioned on This Page

Commission la Porte City T. C Mt. Vernon Township Parish Institute J Ed Roth Strawberry Point Edwin Wente Henry C. Wente Will Bruns John Griese Robert Benntoth Ernest Mobling East High School Frieda Bentroth Waterloo Floyd Sassman Alwin Sassman Pauline Heldeman Willard Prestien Hiness Aplington Council Hampton Burn 7. C FFTI C. R. Latham Geneseo Church Rev Legion Auxiliary Lawn City Community Club Derrick Church Park Chas Illinois Legion Legion Tooms American Legion Business Men's Association F. H. Fangmeier Nashua LeRoy Willie St. Mary's Bridge Dan Shannon George Blake East West Point Gordon Marie Puller Rose Kraupa Nora Springs Smiths Marvin Smith Cedar Valley Hospital Friend Charlies City Western Westémm William Meyer Andrew Bulawa Bulawa Girls’ Community Club W. G. Henke West Clark Brby Beby Castoria G.O.P Delaware Co John W. W Neldy Buchanan Buehler Bros East Fourth St Bacon, Ae
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