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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1926
Page
11
Ackley and nearby towns report residents traveling to Sidney Montana for Hazel Stockdale’s high school position, visits to Minneapolis and Des Moines, and numerous relatives visiting, with ongoing local schooling, church, and civic events noted. The column lists dozens of names, trips, and community happenings across towns in Iowa.
Osage reports a 584 mile truck round trip to Onawa in 25 hours by Tee and Delaney. Local injuries occur when a Belmond youth’s car ditch mishap needs stitches. The Feng family leaves for San Francisco to enroll children in a Chinese American school, with Sam Fong acting as laundry keeper in their absence. Golf champion Frank Cutler, Cedarhurst, wins district title and advances to state contest in Albuquerque. Milton Morland to Boston University to teach. Rock Junior club elects Alyce Krogstaid president and others in Rock township. Little Cedar child dies. funeral at home. Jean Ones’ boy injured by wringer requiring stitches. Mitchell Counts Medical Association dinner hosted by Krepeika family. Dr Shimek speaks. Dr. Leon Carson, Chicago, visits grandmother in Osage. Ona Angell and Ira Rivans wed in Latte Brown church and will reside in Ames.
Plainfield residents and relatives host and visit across town. Miss Florence Timmes and Miss Charlotte Foster travel for duties and positions in Washington and Mt. Vernon. Several Gritzner family members visit Algona, Emmetsburg and Cedar Falls as teachers and students move between towns.
Washington Township gossipy notices recount visitors and travel. Families such as Mr. and Mrs. Turnbull welcome Turnbull's mother and sister at Cedar Walls. J M Helfes and Mrs td Tiler visit Sioux City, while Delbert Moore aids Orval Miller’s barn work.
Aikey and family returned Friday from a fishing trip to northern Minnesota. John Tiller with HY Mor and Abs. Dave Tiller visited relatives. Cedar Fadle left for Webraski to visit relatives. Harold Gaskins family spent Sunday at H. B. Ford in Waterloo. Mrs. Robbins of Waverly visited daughter Pearl Nurkhamide. Ruth Shere visited Isabelle Shaffer.
Cedar Falls Iowa Sept features Iowa State Teachers College opening its fifty first year with students arriving to register. Campanile bells are raised as Andrew Meneely directs work with B M Shores. Band soloist Leo Hughes scheduled and church and civic notices follow with local home construction contracts and Legion restart plans.
Mrs. Mary Young reports a successful goitre operation in Rochester but may remain for heart treatment. She is resting at The Samaritan convalescent home and a communion service was held at the Evangelical church with Rev. J. W Engel presiding. Mr. and Mrs. Ogden Fosse have begun housekeeping after a Minneapolis wedding trip. Rev. D. W. Morgan assisted in Unity church dedication near Clarksville. Visitors include Mrs. Manny Freeman and her children from Indian.
The text records a visit by Hetts from Los Angeles to Indianapolis to see his grandmother Mrs. Fannie Longaker and other relatives. It mentions the Evangelical Missionary Society meeting at the church Thursday at 2 30 with Tina D Ballheim reporting on a Cedar Falls convention. It also notes James Vandersal leaving for Chicago to study violin at the American Conservatory and related high school work in Naperville with Evangelical School. Additional travel includes Mrs Betts visiting Minneapolis and others on trips to Webster City and Minneapolis.
In Aplington on September 1 Henry and Frederick Me and James and Harry Voss returned from a week in the Black Hills. Miss Anne Frey, daughter of Mrs Henry Frey, died last Wednesday after years of illness. Funeral services were held Saturday. interment at Pleasant View cemetery. Rev Cartfingier greeted Baptist church attendees. Rev Kaiser also mentioned.
Reverend Carl Swyter and Mrs Swyter and their daughter Chancellor traveled Saturday to attend the funeral of their niece Miss Irey. A Saturday afternoon accident involving H B Tndeman and companions ended without serious injuries.
A vehicle veered off a rural road near a culvert causing heavy damage including a torn running board and rear fender and transmission destruction. Involved occupants Mrs. Lindeman and Mr. Adda Christians sustained non fatal injuries.
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