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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1928

Page

5

Dairy calves lead large club show at Cattle Congress

Amid tight schedules the dairy calf club at the Cattle Congress promises a record show with 189 entries. National judges chosen by Ernest M. Wright will award ribbons as Junior dairy farmers focus on judging, feeding, tattooing, and dehorning demonstrations across Bremer, Cerro Gordo, Page, and other counties during Monday through Friday events.

Towa Janvier Ning Ernest M. Wright Ealf Club B. A. m. Club Tipton Consolidated School New Wortford Cerro Gordo County K. W. Stander Ames Page County The Dairy Cattle Congress Ernest MM Wright Bremer County Watertoo Hage Cerys Gordo Witeter Dyaie Ny Biouner Ares Clyde Bechtelhefimer Tary Déwa Greamery Association Butler County Peelee Paul B. Stewart May Nmardy Ia Buchanan Hancock County A. W. Rudnick Anes J.J. Bruner Ale PL Co Chicago Earl J. Cooper Holstein-Friesian Association Humboldt County Amics Tara Pocahontas County America Guy, Noble Linn County Cedar County Tawa Cihh Elks Club Rooms Park Avenue East

Ryken Funeral to Be Held at Ackley Church

Funeral services for Peter Ryken, killed when his tractor train collided with a rail train near Ackley, will be Monday at 2 p.m. at St John Evangelical Church. Interment in Oakwood cemetery. Ryken, born in Forreston, had lived in Ackley four years, then on a farm southwest of town before his residence burned in February. Survived by his brother John and several nephews and nieces. The accident occurred after the train arrived more than 100 minutes late.

Ryken Ackley Gourter Peter Martin St. John‘s“Evangelical Church Oakwood Forreston John

Hutchinson Dies First Waterloo Cafeteria Pioneer

Harry S. Hutchinson age 49 founder of Waterloo’s first cafeteria died at 1 a m at 320 Fremont street after months of illness. He operated the Martin cafe at 512 Byc amore and once ran the Savoy cafe, worked years in California learning the cafeteria trade, and married Martie Fiedler. Surviving are his widow, a son George A., his mother, sister, and brother. Funeral Monday at 2:30 p m in O Keefe Towne chapel with Rev Thomas R officiating.

Harry “S.’ Hutchinson Waterloo Fremont Martin Savoy Cafe Huchinson Ab. Austin Mini Waltrloa California Fourthh Street Hutchinson Martie Fiedler George A Pine Street Richard LeHutchinson Clark Cozad Chicago O'Keefe & Towne Chapel Thomas. R

Niven to Officiate Burial at Fairview Church

Pastor Niven of the Presbyterian Church will officiate the burial service. Burial will be in Fairview Cemetery.

Three Pheasant Varieties to Be Shown at Congress

Three crates of pheasants will be exhibited at the American Poultry Congress allied with the Dairy Wattle Congress opening Monday. The display, presented by Willford, state president of the Tasak Walton league, comes from the Iowa fish and game department and the State game farm at City, with varieties including Golden, silver pheasants and Lady Amherst.

Congress Wattle Willford Presi Dent Tzsak Walton’ League Lowa Fish Aridigame Department Cilya

Plant receivership named in court appointment

In the court proceeding, Holdiman and McCarty are put in charge of the plant for the receiver, following appointment discussions involving the cand. in the pany and ape partments.

du Court Holdiman McCarty

Margaret Miller Honored for Music Mastery at Cornell

Margaret Miller daughter of Mr and Mrs Freed II Miller of 203 Independence Avenue is named to Cornel College Mt Vernon string quartet and to first violin in the college orchestra. She played in East High School orchestra four years and was concertmistress junior and senior years. The East High principal father says she will major in violin at Cornell and pursue further musical study after graduation.

Muss Margaret. Miller Freed Miller Independence Avenue Cornel College Mt. Vernon Miss Miller East High

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