Iowa Firemen to Hold Fifty-First Convention in Independence
Fifty first annual Iowa Firemen association convention set for September 18 and 19 in Independence. President Charles Tuppold of Red Oak will preside. Sessions open at 9:30 with welcomes from Independence officials. Notable speakers include D Ho Shire Mason City chief and J A Tracy Des Moines on fire laws. Chief George Lockhart Minneapolis to deliver lessons, state marshal John Strohm to discuss cooperation. School talks at 2 p m feature Spirit Lake’s Chief Miller and Waterloo Captain Ton Armstrong, world champion hose coupler. Banquet planned at Hotel Gedney with reminiscences by Judge Z J Horan.
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Mr. Luppold
State Association
State Fire Marshal's
H. J. Callahan
Dodge
EB. E. ‘Parsons
Marion
Lockhart
Miller
Spirit
Lake
Ton Armstrong
Waterloo
Hotel Gedney
Muscatine
Ray
Tiller
W. ¥. Dunlap
Des Moines
William Matson
Des. Moines
Water
Harry J. Corcoran
Town Insurance Bureau
Wharnes -F. Ringer
Minneapolis ‘Fire Department
A. K. Bowles
West Branch
J. d. Herkenrath
Portsmouth
Mengel Family Reunion Near La Porte Hosts 86 Relatives
The Mengel clan gathered at the Thede home southwest of La Porte City for the eighty eighth birthday of Henry Mengel. Vivian Runyan aged 15 months was the youngest attendee. Relatives came from Waterloo Waverly La Porte City Dysart Cedar Falls Dixon and St Anaheim California. A picnic lunch followed the noon meal and desserts were served in the afternoon.
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la Porte
City
Taz
Mengel
RH. Thede
Henry Mengel
Dysart
Vivian Runyan
Claire Runyan
Vinton
Toledo High School Seeks Desks for Record Enrollment
Toledo, Sept. 12. The high school reports the largest enrollment in local system history with over 90 tuition pupils and a freshman class of 55. Officials say desks must be purchased to accommodate the crowd. Superintendent W. A. Pye leads the district. Anton Yanda received 60 days in county jail for bootlegging and a $300 fine plus costs. 90 days more may follow if not paid.
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Courier Special Service
Toledo
W. A. Pye
Anton Yanda
Heo
Cedar Valley Fair closes year with treasury balance
The Cedar Valley exhibition ends the year with a cash balance of 47.21 and total attendance of 11 168, including 9 527 paid at the gates. Exhibitors numbered 345, with disbursements totaling 13 024.19. Also notes on state college classes and church year end events in Cedar Falls.
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Courier
Cedar Falls
Cedar Valley
W. D. Strayer
State Teachers College
Hudson School Welcomes New Student Teachers
Hudson reports student teachers Ruth Rickey Winfield Minnie Kimberly Collins Lois Detamann Eldridge Fern Wathen Colesburg and Toma Haag begin duties under critic teacher Miss Zelma Graham. Wayne Strayer recovers from a hand injury after ice tong accident. antitetanus serum given. J L L Benjamin buys Walters property opposite his filling station.
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Courier Special Service
Hudson, In
Hudson School
Umder
Zelma Graham
Ruth Rickey
Winfield
Minnie Kimberly
Collins
Lois Detamann
Eldridge
Fern Wathen
Colesburg
Toma Haag
Hudson
Wayne Strayer
J. UL. Benjamin
Walters
Milwaukees Main Street cement walk project progresses
Contractors install 260 feet of cement sidewalk across the Mil waukee Pailway right of way on the south side of Main Street. When completed this section will join existing sidewalks at the H. E. Engel property and the park, extending a continuous mile long walkway along the Hawkeye street corridor.
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Courier Special Survice
Hawkeye
Milwaukee
Main Street
H. E. Engel
Park
Nightly broadcast schedule at Waldorf and Davenport venues
A Wednesday schedule lists performances and times including light opera at 6 40, chimes and orchestra slots by O Hearn, weather updates from 8 30 P M and 11 00 P M, with early baseball scores and news review. The listings reference venues Waldorf Astoria Davenport and programs from Mi Bankers Life and Palmalve Peet.
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Woc Davenport
Trave O’hearn
Phileo
Palmotive
National Light Opera
Herb Heuver
Woc
Daversport
Herb Heuer
Trave O'Hearn
Weather and radio listings from Ames station schedule
A scan of a dense daily timetable from Ames lists hourly weather updates, phonograph records, markets, radio farm service, sports medley, news summaries, and various orchestra and program slots across a full day. It includes multiple entries for markets, weather, concerts, and farm-related broadcasts with several named ensembles.
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Phonograph
Radio Farm Service
Edgar Allen
Helen Hughes’ Boys
Hoover Sentinels
Younker Bros
Maxwell House
Halsey-Stuart
Apollo Quartet
Hotel Pennsylvania Orchestra
Park
Central Hotel Orchestra
Baptist L A S at Jesup Plans Annual Picnic
Jesup Courier Special Service reports the Baptist Ladies Aid plans their annual picnic at Dr James Sepps cottage near Independence on Thursday. Edward Proctor Jr fractures his arm cranking an auto at home Saturday. Raymond Harrington and family welcome two daughters born Sept 1. Meat social and quilt block work noted at Sheers Pump American Legion auxiliary meeting. Thirty friends attend Cedar Falls housewarming for Clark Walker family. Entro Nous club hosts 500 social with Mrs Susan Miller.
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Courier
Jesup
Baptist Ladies Aid
Ciety
James Sepp
Wapsipinicon
Independence
Thursay
Edward Proctor
Raymond Harrington
Winthrop
Sheers-Pump American Legion Auxiliary
Frush’s Hall
C. L. Fox
Leonard Sogard
Lawrence
Kascht
Cedar Falls
Clark_ Walker
Francis
Susan Miller
Entro Nous Club
Grinnell Educator to Preach Sunday in Nashua Church
Nashua reports Dr. Edmund Yittun formerly of Grinnell College and pastor emeritus of First Congregational Church will preach at the Nashua Congregational Church on Sunday. Fred Demro has moved from St. Josephs Hospital New Hampton for further surgical care at Town City. The Ladies' Friendly Society met at Mrs. Roy Scales home. Recent marriages at Little Brown church include James W Blair Mason City and Betty E Norman Lake City and Mildred H ll l erg Dubuque and Andrew L Halliatt Moline.
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Courier
Nashua
Edmund Yittun
Grinnell College
First Congregational Church
Congregational Church
Fred Demro
St. Joseph's Hospital
New Hampton
Town City
Ladies’ Friendly Society
The
Roy Scales
Little Brown Church
James W. Blair
Mason City
Betty E. Norman
Lake City
Mildred Hh.lerg
Dubuque
Andrew L. Halliatt
Moline
Chevrolet agency sold to Merton Girsch of Waterloo
Charles City, Sept 12 The Chevrolet agency was sold yesterday to Merton Girsch of Waterloo who has taken immediate possession. His family will move here. Also noted are local notices on a Woman's Relief corps picnic and various community updates.
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Couriey
Charles City
Chevrolet
Merton
Girsch
Waterloo
Dave Darrah
Hart-Parr Company
Madison
Wis
Travelair
H. H. Brockhausen
J. M. Liska
Brenner
Flood Creek
G. C. Clay
Floyd
John Gorman
Dan Shan
Quasqueton Garage Sold to A J Bender Dealer Takes Over
Quasqueton September 12 George B Foster sold his garage business and rented the building to A J Bender motorcar dealer who took possession at the start of the week. Henry Fuessley will continue work there. Foster plans for the future are not announced.
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Courier
Quasqueton
Shell Rock Bakery Relocates to Thompson Building
Shell Rock Iowa residents report the Paul Fern bakery will move to the R Thompson Building around October 1. The store will be remodeled for bakery use and goods were moved into the apartment above the storeroom last week. Nearby community notices include meetings of Harding Relief corps and Women's Christian Temperance Union, plus local social events and family reunions.
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Courier
Shell Rock
Paul Fern
R. "Thompson
Lucille Clouse
Nortons Corners
Sanford Stoddard
Russell Evans
Iowa City
University
Mitchell P T A To Entertain Teaching Staff
The Par ent Teacher association of Mitchell Iowa will host a reception for the public school teaching staff Friday evening. Visitors include Miss Lois Gassett from Madison Wisconsin and local families hosting guests from Minneapolis Milwaukee St Paul and Osage. Florentine Tiedman entered Coe College and Doris Stokes enrolled in Hamilton Business College.
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Courier Special Service
Mitchell
Parent-Teacher Association
Lois Gassett
Madison
Wis
H. A. Littelle
E. Drake
Everett
Minneapolis
Gertrude
St. Paul
Dearborn
Arthur Cordes
Milwaukee
Son Named Assistant Manager at Hawkeye Clothing Store
Leland Hurd returns from South Bend to become assistant manager of his father’s Hawkeye clothing store in Iowa. The senior Mr. Hurd, diagnosed with jaw cancer in Iowa City, will stay on duty while Leland relieves him of much labor.
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Courier Special Semiice
Hawkeye
Leland Hurd
South Bend
Ind
Hurd
Iowa City
Ill Ackley man in pneumonia at home
Arthur Specht of Ackley Iowa is very ill with pneumonia at his mother's home after several weeks of kidney trouble. A daughter named Irene Elizabeth Roegner was born September 6 to Mr and Mrs. George Roegner.
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Courier Special Service
Ackley
Arthur Specht
Emma Specht
George Roegner
Irene Elizabeth
Upper Iowa Social Program Launched Year Opens At Upper Town University
Fayette Sept 12 Social events mark the start of the school week at Upper Town University with freshman registration and a mixer. Upperclass registration, a freshmen picnic, and a bonfire follow. Tonight's Y stag party and the Y W C A big and little sister event lead to Friday's all college formal reception sponsored by Christian organizations.
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Gouriar
Fayette
Upper Town University
Real estate moves in Charles City area
City real estate sales lead to multiple relocations and purchases. Ida Lackey’s residence at 207 Spriggs street sold to Carlisle Ells who will convert it to a duplex. A. W. Fitzpatrick’s residence on Eighth avenue sold to Albert Fenzloff, who plans to move a newly purchased house there.
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Courtar
Charles City
City Real Estate
Ida Lackey
Spriggs Street
Carlisle Ells
Ells
A. W. Fitzpatrick
Eighth Avenue
California
Emma Ireland
Clark Street
Carolne Priebe
Albert Fenzloff
Fourth Avenue
Ninth
C. A. Byvank
Second ‘Avenue
Lou Laun
Henry Hannum
Hildreth Street
Hannum
B. F. Grooms
Traer
Howard Russell
Cloud Summers
Sixth Avenue
Mr. Summers
Wilcox
Gilbert Street
Attorney Fitzgerald
George Kuhnile
Freeman Street
Delaware Court Sets October Term Start Oct 8
The Delaware district court will open Monday October 8 with Judge H B Boles of Waterloo presiding. The term is expected to be heavy and both trial and grand juries will be summoned for service.
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Manchester
Delaware District Court
H. B. Boles
Waterloo
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Waterloo, Iowa
Iowa
Iremen
By Ben Dave Allen
Smith
United Feature Syndicate
M. E. Aid Society
T. A. Richards
W. W. Milne
Joe Milne
Richards
G. H. Nies
Queen Esther Circle
John Bolie
Chicago
E. E. Triem
McGregor
Lake Geneva
Dells
Wisconsin
Ralph
J. J. Thomas
Jay
Joseph
Mondat
Arthem Artogkaj
H. S
Lawn City Fair
T. C
M. E
First Methodist. Episcopal ‘Church of
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Upper Laws Conference
Winton
Rivenburg
Frank Rivenburg
Los Angeles
Cal
Greenwood Cemetery
Bruce. Giffin
First Presbyterian Church
John Fearer
Grundy Center
Dr. A. Brodie
Frank H. Weisbard
Charles Johnson
L. F. Wydegar
Walter , Voorhees
J. C. Radell
Herietta
Inez
New York City
Philadelphia
Ames
Grinnell
Charles Simons
Okmulgee
Okla
O. L. Simons
Tremont Street
James W. Ford
Albert Lea
Minn
Freeborn County Fair
Lask Link
Tra
Auto Agency
Chad
Waterlooan
Charles
A. L. Miller
P. C. Lapham
Country Club
Home Project
N. W
John Moeller
Pleasant Grove
Fred Miner
Kelly St. Charles City
William Wedeking, Jr
Marble Rock
Central Training School
L. O. Baldock
Rockford
Carl GC. Magdsick
State
Quasqueton Garage
Foster
Shell Rock Bakery
C. G. Fort
Harlan
Sallurday
Ganounz
Jaquis
Saunday
Max Jaquis
Win Jaquis
Hinckley
Charles Jaquis
H. N. McConnell
Boulder
Colo
Hawkeye Merchant
Grigsby-Grungy
Majestic
Majestic Electric
Nichols & Gates
Elusive Majestic
Upper Iowa
Chas
City Moves
Delaware Court
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