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WATERLOO DAILY COURIER 33 MONDAY. FEBKUAwy m. Hardin County Employment Prospects Improved IN IT SUMNER IN CIA 23 1011 following a dinner to be served at :30. Rep. Edward N.

Ove and State Sen. John Berg also will speak. ANGLEWORM ON SNOW, New Hampton. Ia. Deputy Stat a Game Warden F.

H. Davis recently found a night crawler (large angl worm) on top of the snow in tha courtyard here. OLDS POSTS COST FOR APPEAL DF SEPARATION SD IT Husband Pays on Supreme Court Wife Won in District Court. Crowe Funeral to Be on Tuesday in Clermont Church (courier irctfl Venue West Union, la. The funeral of John Crowe, manager of West Union liquor store, will be Tuesday morning with services at Clermont Catho-lie church.

Burial will be at West-gate. Mr. Crowe i survived by hi widow and three children. He was fatally stricken by heart disease at Oelwein Friday while attending the funeral of his wife's mother, Mrs. Mary Dwyer.

The auto-mobile in which he was riding was Immediately behind one of the funeral cars which was struck by a livestock truck while returning from Wcstgate and the shock caused the tfarlt Dcclam Contest of Plainficld School Will Be Tuesday (Courttr Himial Benlcct Plalnfleld.Ia. The home declamatory contest will take place Wednesday evening at the high school building. Those who will take part are: Oratorical: Lester Blschoff. Billy Gritzner. Ruth Reeves, Alfred Van Bcnschoten; dramatic, Marian Hocstr.

Ella Paulsen, Evelyn Reeves, Phyllis Wcdeklng, Mildred Woodruff; humorous, Helen Detra, Vern Dclke, Francis Huggard. Isabel Orcutt, Mur-vln Paulsen, John Roach and Paul Awanzlger. Governor to Give Address at Legion Hall in Wcllsburg (Courier Btiermt Hemicet Wcllsburg, Ia. Gov. Clyde L.

Herring will speak at Legion headquarters here the evening of March COUGHS Don't let them get a strangle hold. Fight them quickly. Creomulslon combines 7 helps in one Powerful but harmless Pleasant to take. No narcotics. Your own druggist Is authorized to refund your money on the spot if your cough or cold Is not relieved by Creomulsion.

(advertisement) Dorothy Olds regarding the sale of real estate on which Dorothy Olda had an attachment, was granted. Mrs, Anna Fogt of Rcinbcck Is Dead; Service Wednesday (Courier A'prrial Soniicrl Relnbeck, I. Mrs. Anna Fogt. 63, died at her home here Monday about ft m.

after several years of Illness. She had been prominent In affair of the Methodist Episcopal church here as long a health permitted. The funeral will be Wednesday with services at the M. E. church at 2 p.

m. Rev. George Wesscls, Dows, a longtime family friend, will have charge. Survivors are three sisters and four brothers: Mrs. John Blohm, Mrs.

T. A. Mason, Miss Emma Runft, John. Charles and Emil Runft, all of Relnbeck, and Will Runft. Cedar Falls.

The body was taken to GanRe funeral home. TRAER HIGH OPERETTA. Traer, la. The annual high school operetta presented by the boys' and girls' glee clubs will be given In the high school auditorium Tuesday evening. It Is "An Old Spanish.

Custom." Principal parts will be taken by Audrey Davl. Robert Young, Marjorle Erlckson, Doris Kern, Robert McMurray. Beulah Brcdfeldt, Blaine Simpson, Max Brlggs. Ruth Leslie. Harold Robbins, Richard Head and Gerald Howard.

A chorus of over 40 voices will assist. Courier Upocial frrrice) Charles City, la. Conforming to a court order by Supreme Court Justice E. Ablbcrt Just received here, the sum of JfiOO in suit money has been paid by Russell B. Olds to cover attorney fees and printing bills for briefs to the supreme court.

The decision of Judge A. B. Lovejoy, Waterloo, allowing Dorothy J. Olds separate maintenance, has been appealed by Russell B. Olds and the $600 Is for her costs of appeal.

On Friday. Feb. 15, two decisions were handed down in district court by Judge M. H. Kepler of North-wood.

The court refused to retax the costs in the case brought to determine the ownership of the home which had been previously deeded to II. B. Olds and wife and set aside by the court. A motion, asked for by Dorothy J. Olds and Sheriff B.

F. Atherton, to dismiss the case of H. B. Olds vs. FLUSH KIDNEYS OF POISONS AND STOP GETTING UP NIGHTS SH-H-H LISTEN! Who Moves Into THE MODEL-REMODELED Mrs: Stella Henry, Dunkerton, Dies: Funeral Tuesday (Conner Hvernl SW'i'' Dunkerton, Ia.

Mrs. Stella Henry. 34, died at 1:30 a. m. Sunday at her home here, after a long Illness of carcinoma.

She formerly lived at Waterloo and was a member of Burton Avenue Baptist church there, transferring her membership to First Baptist church at Dunkerton. Stella Wheeler, daughter of Al-vin and Alice Wheeler, was born Aug. 26. 1900, at Dunkerton. She was a charter member of the American Legion auxiliary at Dunkerton.

Surviving are four children. Dick 11; Dale, Doris, and Dean. 3, all at home; her mother. Mrs. Alice Wheeler.

Dunkerton; three brothers, Harrv. Alfred and Roy Wheeler, Dunkerton; and two sisters, Mrs. Harry Carncs. Wadena, and Mrs. Orvllle Holdiman, Waterloo.

Funeral services will be at 2 p. m. Tuesday In the First Baptist church here, Rev. A. C.

Popp. pastor, officiating, assisted by Rev. V. C. Kclford, Waterloo.

Burial will be In Dunkerton. Hampton High Play for Little 6 Meet Will Be 'Neighbors' (Courier Bpevtal Rcrvirrt Hampton, la. Hampton hiali school pupils will stage "Neighbors," as Its part of the one-act play contest of the Little Six Character assignments were made by vote of the pupils. Principal roles will be interpreted by Allen Doyle, Howard Miller, and Ellen Archenbault. FLOYD COUNTY WOMAN IS GRANTED DIVORCE Charles City.

Ia. Judge T. A. Bcardmore Saturday granted a divorce to Celeste Jones from Bert Jones on the grounds of cruel and Inhuman treatment. Mrs.

Jones was given the custody of two minor chil dren, Mildred and Vernon. They were married Sept. 26. 1920. in Orchard and separated the last day of December.

1934. DELAWARE A. TLAT. Delaware, Ia. Rehearsals are under way for a comedy, "Stanley's Disturbance," sponsored by the Dela- ware Parent Teacher association, which will be presented at the L.

C. i A. hall there Thursday evening Feb. 21. The teachers of the Delaware school are in charge of the play.

The cast will Include: Mrs. Elmer Ayrcs, Mrs. Forrest Meader, Miss Wilimina Roll, Ed Guetzko, Mrs. G. H.

Pitcher, Mrs. Henry C. Manson, Miss Elma' Mqhl, Mrs. M. Claus and Mrs.

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A aewage-disposal Plant contract with Spencer. Contracting company of Waterloo is now under way at Ackley, as a PWA project. Preliminary work in digging a well is in process to provide water for later construction work. The plant will be located one-hall mile southeast of Ackley and will supplant an older type, now in operation. The new plant will dispose of sewage by mechanical process.

The project will provide employment lor about" 60 days. Widen Iowa Falls Highway. The second larger project will be the widening and tepavlng of highways 65 and 20 (which use the same streets) thru Iowa Falls, which will give employment to SO to 75. The work will be In charge of Anderson Empie, Marshalltown, under supervision of the state highway commission. The commission offices at Ames have ordered work to begin as soon as weather conditions permit, which it Is believed will be about, April 1.

The decision to Increase the width irom 24 to 30 feet on a six block stretch, north from the highway intersection with Rocksylvania avenue to the city limits, was made by the commission a year ago as a survey showed a heavy traffic congestion. The project will require about two months to complete. Welden Iowa Falls, who will build a E0 foot triple I-beam bridge at steamboat Rock ako expect to begin the project in early April. Actual work has been delayed for some time because of weather conditions. The new bridge will be a state highway project on the Eldora Pine Lake-Ackley road.

Hospital Is Proposed. Preliminary steps are being taken to provide Iowa Falls with another hospital. It being the general concensus of opinion that the present one Is inadequate, both in size and convenience. A committee of Interested persons, representing the city and civic organizations, has conferred with Representative E. O.

Ellsworth of Hardin, seeking methods by which a bill may be passed DV the lowa legislature in order to receive state aid. Mr. Ellsworth approved the plan, and is making arrangements for introducing effective legislation. Two methods remain by which the hospital could be constructed and equipped, In the event that state aid could not be received. The first plan would Involve financing from city funds, but as the present status would only allow a $30,000 expenditure this year, it is felt this would be Insufficient.

Another method would be public iihwrirtion to a hospital building fund. A study will also be made to combine the latter two plans and possibilities brought out whereby sufficient money would be raised to begin the project, and the final completion dependent upon a "unit" plan of construction. erf eld Funeral Held on Monday Courier Special Senieei Greene, la. Funeral services were Monday at the family home, two miles northwest of Greene, for Mrs. J.

B. Merfeld, 63, who died Saturday morning after a year's illness. Rev. W. M.

Muenneke officiated. Interment was in Rosehill cemetery at Greene. She Is survived by her husband, one eon and four daughters: Carl Merfeld, Packard, Mrs. Herman Schaefer, Charles City; Mrs. Walter Kyle.

Mrs. Clifford Crane, Mrs. Gay-Ion Maxwell, all of Greene, and by two sisters and two brothers. Samuel Ludwig. Mrs.

Maggie Castle and Mrs. George Reed, all of Marble Rork. and Benjamin Ludwig. Waterloo. Minneapolis Pastor to Speak in Oelwein (Courier Special Service Oelwein.

Ia. Rev. George Mecklenburg, D. pastor of Wesley Methodist Episcopal church In Minneapolis, will speak at Oelwein Methodist church Wednesday evening. Pastors and laymen from all churches in the Dubuque district are expected.

He will discuss "Around the World in 1934" at dinner meeting and at the public rally following will spesx on "The Red Map of Russia." NEW CHARLES CITY SHOP. I Charles City, la. Mrs. CaroKn Hayes and daughter Marian of Waterloo will open the Vogue Beauty shop In the rooms bark of th5 Rabb Drug company formerly occupied by the Blunt Insurance company. MARRIACE LICENSES CHICKASAW COINTV.

Issued at New Hampton, Feb. 18: O. F. Christoffersen, legal, Dubuque, and Dorothy Phillips, legal. New Hampton.

Iver Rolands. 30, Lake Mills, and Hazl Q'Jam. 25, Glenville, Minn. AlfrM Butler. 23, Emmons.

ond Gladys Quam, 20, Glenville, Weft, 33. and Edith Louise1 LleVr, 39. both cf Mason City. i ASSURED, WITH I FOURTH PLANNED FOLLOWING FALL Floyd Hoth, 30, Injured at Randalia as He Walked Into Wire Line. Courier Ftirtietl Frritre) Sumner, la.

Floyd Hoth. 30, but-termaker here, recovered consciousness at 10 p. m. Sunday after having been in a coma 23 hours as result of falling on the back of his head. The attending physician Monday said Hoth had suffered concussion, not skull fracture as had first been feared.

Struck Wire in Yard. Hoth's injury was due to his hav-ing walked against a wireline while crossing the yard of a relative at Randalia. cn rout to his automobile to return home. He arose apparently uninjured, but asked his companion. Willys Leech.

West Union, to drive the car the rest of the way to Sumner. As Leech was about to start he noticed Hoth had slumped unconscious in his seat. Brought to Home Here. Leech brought Hoth to his home here and a physician was called. Hoth continued to feel effects of the fall on Monday, but was expected to resume work within a few days.

It was necessary to summon Louis Ehlert, Dunkerton, here to take care of the creamery work Sunday, as Albeit Zicrth. buttermaker, had gone to Medford, for a brief visit. Hoth is preparing to move to Climax creamery neighborhood March 1. when he becomes buttermaker there. He has been assistant here.

Edward Saddler, Butler Farmer, Dies from Fall I Courier XpccM fier i e) Clarksville. Ia. Edward Saddler. 78, farmer in the Antioch neighborhood cast of town, died Sunday at Mercy hospital in Waverly as result of a hip fracture which he suffered in a fall in his home several weeks ago. He had carried on household duties unaided since the death of his wife about six years ago.

The funeral will be Tuesday, with services at 2 p. m. at Antioch church and burial In Antioch cemetery. Masonic rites will be conducted. Surviving are two daughters and a son: Mrs.

Ferdinand Sinram, Clarksville; Mrs. Roy Thompson. Oelwein, and John Saddler, Oelwein. Thirteen Take Part in Wadena's Dcclam Wadena, la. Thirteen speakers" took part in the third annual home declamatory contest of Wadena high school.

One in each division was prevented by illness from competing. Winners were: Oratorical: Gertrude Prey, first; Frank Wetzel, second; dramatic. Kathryn Baldwin, first; Amelia Moore, second; humorous, Lucille Welch, first; John Longmulr, second, AgedUrbana Woman Is Injured in Fall fCoar.tr Special Srrvin i Urbana, Ia. Mrs. J.

H. Shaffer, 80. suffered severe bruises when she fell on the sidewalk in the business section here. She was carrying the head of a cistern pump and her side struck against it. She is under a physician's care.

FOX HUNT FRUITLESS. Hampton, Ia. Three foxes were sighted but none was taken in the hunt staged Sunday by nearly 100 men. It was the third such hunt sponsored by John A. Meyer, game warden here.

Seven were taken in the previous drives. Three animals were sighted Sunday, but all were across streams from the hunters and the 'high water prevented the men from crossing. BIRTHS RtrORTLD. Charles City. To Mr.

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and WEST KY. lhne S2 He apparently rallied and continued to West Union, but again was stricken in the afternoon and succumbed. Mrs. Dw7cr'a death was due to a fall two months ago in which a hip was fractured. Second Oldest Business in Town Was Loomis Furniture Store.

(Courier Special Smicrt West Union, la. The second oldest business firm In West Union has been eliminated in the sale of Loomis Brothers' Furniture company to Franklin Furniture company ofi Strawberry Point. The latter firm has maintained a branch here for two and one-half years. Loomis store was opened here In 1902 when A. B.

Loomis acquired an Interest a shop then operated on the west side of the square in quarters now occupied by the A. P. store. A few months later, E. R.

Loomis bought the interest of Will Phillips. It moved to the present location in the I. O. O. F.

building on the south side of the square in 1922. A. B. Loomis died a few months ago and his interest became the property of his daughter, Miss Gertrude Loomis. E.

R. Loomis will remain In the radio sales and repair business in another locaton. Iowa Falls Police Officer Fractures Two Ribs in Fall Courier Special Servtrr) Iowa Falls. Ia. John Jones, city night policeman, is suffering from fracture of two ribs.

He was taken home early Sunday morning by Forrest Dougan, also on night police duty, after being called by Wilson Potts, who discovered Mr. Jones lying on a table at the city hall, in pain, Mr. Jones attributed his injury to a fall on the ice a week ago, but which had not bothered him untis late Saturday night. The doctor ordered him to remain inactive until the fracture has healed, but said his condition is not serious I unless complications resulted. Mr.

Jones is 73 years of age. Woman Candidate for School Board at Wavcrly Polls fCoirnrf Kiienal Scrt rl Wavcrly. Ia. Mrs. J.

D. HeminE-way has filed nomination psprrs for election to the board of education of Waverly at the polls March 11. W. W. Baylor, whose term expires Is not a candidate for re-election.

Schwartz Funeral Will Be Tuesday (Courier Spectal Sr. rt irt Oelwein, Ia. Last services for Emil Schwartz, 59, will be Tuesday. Rev. F.

H. Boelkcr, pastor of the Lutheran church here, will officiate at the home at 1:30 p. m. and at Hintr-funeral home at 2. Mr.

Schwartz died at his home northwest of town Saturday. JESl'P WOMAN HOME. Jesup, Ia. Mrs. E.

L. has returned to her home here after spending a week under observation in St. Francis hospital at Waterloo. Her health had been frail for several months. CONFIRMATION AT DELAWARE.

Delaware, la. Special confirmation services were held at the Delaware St. Paul's Lutheran church Sunday afternoon. In charge of the pastor, the Rev. William 8.

Sehrei-ber, for Mrs. Charles Reth. ARM BROKEN IN FALL. New Hampton, la. Charles Doyle, New Hampton painter slipped on the Icy street Saturday evening and suffered a fracture of his right arm.

JESIP WOMAN IMPROVES. Jesup. la. Mrs. George Woodcock Is improving at her home here.

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