Waterloo Baptist Association Retains Waterloo Moderator
Cedar Valley Baptist association holds second day of convention in Charles City with John TutHi of Waterloo reelected moderator and EB L True kept as clerk. Delegates from all district churches attend as talks cover missions and religious education with a pageant by World Wide guild and plans for the Davenport state convention.
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Christ
Ghandi
Orient
Jane Addams
Christian Church
Victor N. Witter
State Convention
Mason City
Davenport
Year-Old Corn Deliveries Boost Janesville Market Output
Cedar Falls reports 1 000 bushels of year-old corn sold at 6 5 cents per bushel, No 2 yellow dent variety from D Newell near Janesville. David Harner returns from Spanish American War Veterans encampment in Denver after years away, meeting two former regimental mates. Bancroft Floral grows 10 000 carnation plants and 12 000 chrysanthemums 80 to 75 varieties, with 14 000 rose plants under greenhouse cultivation.
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Courier
Cedar Falls
Septi
D. Newell
Janesville
David AW -Harner
Denver
Colo
Harner
Co. D
California
Missouri
Texas
Bancroft Floral Company
Two Drunken Drivers Convicted in Charles City
Green and Andy Shufelt were convicted after jury trials on charges of operating motor vehicles while intoxicated. John Gorman appeals two city intoxication convictions with $100 fines and related commitment. Edward Gleason, 38, Brooklyn NY, delays trial for larceny of clothing from a farm house while entering through a rear door. Mrs Brown encountered him as he left.
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Gieason
Harry Brown
Tripoli Minister Resigns for Randatlia Parish
Rev. R. A. Dess longtime pastor of the Congregational church in Tripoli resigns to become pastor of the Randatlia Methodist Episcopal church. He will report October 1. A farewell party for Rev and Mrs Doss is planned this evening. Tripoli High freshmen will be initiated at an opera house celebration tonight.
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Serter
Tripoli
R. A. Dess
Congregational
Methodist Episcopal Church
Randalia
Big Enrollment in New Hampton Schools
New Hampton reports enrollment above 500 students for the year with 260 in the high school and 250 in grades. Superintendent F. S. Moore returns to lead the district and W. N. Allin Ban of Salem, Iowa, serves as high school principal.
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New Hampton
Newampton
Rada
Moore
W. N. Allinban
Salem
Strangers Stand by at Life's End for Hoboes' Friend
James Murphy, a life long wanderer known for aiding hoboes, dies after choosing not to undergo surgery. In Oakland cemetery Showman's Rest plot purchased by E W Williams, fair secretary who befriended Murphy during illness at the Delaware fair. Funeral service led by Rev J F Moore. pallbearers included fair board members. Murphy spent years aiding the destitute, living in a truck with clothes and provisions for wanderers. The Jet in Greenwood will be maintained by perpetual care.
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Iascat
Manchester
James Murphy
Lfe
Oakland Cemetery
E. W. Willams
Murphy
J. F. Moore
Shelly Funeral Chapel
Fair Board
Charles McCormick
W. W W. Matthews
Archie Lyman
F. B. Dunham
F. W. Herman
J. P. Farrell
Mr. Williams
Greenwood
Manchester High School Elects Officers for Year
Sept 19 Manchester news reports election of school officers across classes and clubs. Seniors list officers. juniors sophomores and freshmen names follow. Normal Training Club officers named with sponsor Miss Bailey. A new student committee of about 60 high school members forms, with 10 elected for the first period led by Thelma Davis as chair, and faculty advisors named.
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Courier Special Service
Manchester
Violet Bishop
Joseph Keenan
Dorothy Schneider
Noble Young
Marjory Robinson
Rosalind Dunlap
Jerry Frye
Edna Dichtelmiller
Ward Daniels
Mildred Hundley
Merle Scanlon
Dick Long
Edith Rann
Robert Matthews
Marie Jordison
Betty Milroy
Warda Daniels
Miss Bailey
Charles Keller
Alice Mse Ottilie
Beth Milroy
Robert Blakely
Robert Chapel
Jean Dunham
Roberta Croskey
Joseph Hermann
Bryce Stearns
Marjory Fputnem
Thelma Davis
Misses Knoer
Pilson
Messrs
Tower and Weems
Baby Raccoons to Be Adopted by Farm Boys
Osage Idaho Sept 19 three young raccoons homeless after a storm at St Ansgar are being cared for by deputy game warden R T St John of Riceville. The season opens Oct 20 when the animals will be returned to the boys who found them. Under law youths under 17 may keep two wild animals as pets but may not take other species until their season opens. They were rescued by a farmer who sought authority to keep the animals with county recorder Miss Emma Lane directing to St John.
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Courier Special Service
Osage
St. Ansgar
R. T. St. John
Riceville
Tava
Hors
Emma Lane
My. St. John
Clarksville Woman Celebrates 85th Birthday With Family
Helen Smith marked her fifty fifth birthday among 28 guests in Clarksville Tennessee. Seven children ten grandchildren and two great grandchildren attended. Separately James Connolly mourns the death of his 80 year old brother Harald in Devil's Lake North Dakota. Cara Neal, 68, remains hospitalized after surgery at Mercy hospital Warerly under nurse care. Joe Tennyson recovering from Friday appendectomy performed at home.
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Clarksville
Helen Smith
W. D. Connolly
James
Devil's Lake
Harald
Cedar Falls approves contracts for office building and services
Northwestern Bell awards general contract for Fourth and Washington office building to N H Hansen of Waterloo. L M Smith and Johnson Christensen Cedar Falls install plumbing and heating. Sweetman Electrical and Michael Paint of Waterloo win electrical and painting. Building to be one story, 934 by 165 feet, with modern equipment, due mid January.
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Cedar Falls
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Des Moines
Fourth and
Washington Streets
N. H. Hansen
Waterloo
L. M. Smith
Johnson 4
Christensen
Sweetman Electrical Company
Michael Paint Company
Vernon Speer
Rotary Club
la Salle Hall
J. G. Wyth
Viking Pump Company
Chicago Exchange
Andrew W. Winther
Osage
Winther
Esther Imlay
OG. J. Imlay
Cedar Fails
Walter 5. Hager
Greeley
Colo
Hager
Chicago
Harry S. Brown
Birthday Club
Franklin Street
Methodist Guild of La Porte City Chooses Leaders
The September Good Cheer guild meeting at the La Porte City Methodist church re elected Mrs W L Conder president for a second year with Mrs C A Brust vice president Mrs C C Hager secretary and Mrs C A Pultz treasurer The annual chicken supper planned for October was mentioned plus a program of solos duets and guitar. Fraternity class hosted at the Newton home with refreshments served by Mrs Newton Mrs L C Taylor and Mrs WoT Conder attended. Lee Crawford quarries supervisor at Glory injured a toe but continued duties with help. A B Osborn improves Dooley residence with a new enclosed porch and Harve Bible will move into it after Oct 1.
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Goutier
la Porte City
Good Cheer Guild
Methodist Church
Ald Society
W. L. Conder
C. A. Brust
C.C. Hager
C. A. Pultz
Roy Hawkins
Paul Wienands
Ralph Nichols
Wil Goon
Roy Brown
Henry Bookmeier
Therm Howrey
Jack Norris
Charles Loveless
Methodist’ Sunday School
A. G. Newton
Newton
L. C. Taylor
Wot. Conder
Lee Crawford
Glory
Chutches
A. B. Osborn
Dooley
Harve Bible
Trimble Funeral Set for Saturday Near Greene
John Trimble dies at his Greene area farm after long illness aged 79. Funeral will be Saturday at 2 p.m. at his home with Rev. William Grossheim of the Presbyterian Church officiating. Burial in Rose Hill Cemetery. Survived by widow Anna Halllead before marriage, daughter Eva Beattie, two sons Velma and Port Beatfe, sister Mrs. Mary Bartee.
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Greene
John Trimble
William Grossheim
Presbyterian Church
Rose+ hill cemetery
Trimble
Crown Point
Ila
Anna Halalead
Moable -Reck
Eats
Eva Beattier
Velma
Port Beatfie
Mary Bar- Tee Greene
Uye!atable Hero
West Union Legion Honored at Orchard Event
West Union two local organizations host state American Legion Auxiliary president Mrs. T A King for a courtyard party at the courthouse. Readings music and speeches follow a picnic supper with selections by courthouse singers and local quartets. The same issue reports a fire destroyed the residence of George Fullmouth with most personal effects saved and chimney defect blamed.
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West Union Legion
State
Orchard
West Union
T. A. King
American Legion Auxiliary
Wallace Burnham
Auxiliary
King R. Palmer
The
Legion Post
Fern Johnson
L. G. Meyer
Vernon MaGrify
Arthur E. Johnson
Edgar Traeger
O. V. Anderson
R. W. Mumiphry
Genevieve Owens
Helen George
Courier
George Fullmouth
Osage M. FE
Local Legion Auxiliary Names and Officials
In the report Mrs. King plans to respond while Harry Raney serves as post commander and Mrs. Graydon Hackett holds the auxiliary presidency. The piece notes the leadership roles within the organization and the upcoming response from Mrs. King.
Photographers Gather for N E Iowa Meet in Charles City
Thirty five photographers from the Northeast district attend a Charles City convention opened Wednesday. Exhibits showcase top quality workmanship. A recent demonstration featured artificial lighting for photography. Delegates dined at Hotel Hildreth. A farewell party honored Miss Emma Schmudlach, who departs October 1 for Montesamo Washington. Harold F Mahlon hosts the event. Other guests include Miss Etta Wilcox and John Andersons family. Mrs James Speeding succeeds Miss Schmudlach as operator.
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Courier
Charles City
State Association
Hotel Hildreth
Nashua
Harold F. Mahlon
Emma
Hattie Schmudlach
Montesamo
Wash
Mahn
Northwestern Bell Telephone Exchange
Etta WiIcox
John Anderson
James Speeding
Emiia Schraudlach
SSS Claims to Battle Rheumatism with Red Blood Cells
An advertisement touts SSS as a remedy to rheumatism by boosting red blood cells. It argues stronger blood fights pain, cites a testimonial from R. J. Busio of Southern Railway Knoxville after six bottles, and urges readers to try the treatment.
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SSS
R. J. Busio
Southern Railway
Knoxville
Tenn
Night Shift Change Described for Abeleiter and Wright
Day operator and Misses Gwendolyn Abeleiter and Alice Wright will work the night shift in rotation, replacing Miss Hattie Schmudlach as the overnight attendant.
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Gwendolyn Abeleiter
Alice Wright
Hattie Schmudlach
Standard to Have Third Osage Depot
The Osage depot project expands with the Standard Company buying the northeast corner lot at Ghase and Seventh Streets for a third filling station. Mrs. George Flynn of Gwatonna sold the residence for about $6,000, the house to be moved and construction to start immediately, bringing Osage to eight depots.
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Courier Special Service
Osage
Standard
Company of Indians
Ghase and
Seventh Streets
George Flynn
Gwatonna
Ill at Waverly
Mrs. Oscar Perry of Greene Iowa is a patient at Mercy hospital in Waverly for treatment of heart disease. A note mentions cactus plants carried to Australia in the nineteenth century and suggests settlers discarded them, noting Australia faced a cactus problem.
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Waverly
Greene
Oscar Perry
All Milles
Mercy Hospital
Australia
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