All About People in Ackley Area Gossip
D W Wheater of Aplington visited Ackley on Wednesday while Frank McMathon, also of Aplington, passed through town Tuesday en route north. Numerous residents from Grundy Center to Oelwein and beyond were noted visiting friends and relatives in the city, as Rev Knoche, Rev VanderLas, and Prof Kosminski led musical gatherings. A large gathering for the Masonic annual dinner and a plant fair is planned at the town grounds on June 20, with many locals expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Wheater
Aplington
Ackley
Frank McMathon
Urepon
Child
Iowa
W.¥. Beck
Towa Falls
Telle Grimm
Grundy Center
Oelwein
H's
Myrtle Verter
Geneva
Kearney
Geo. Iluse
Nluses
Mort Dodge
Knoche
Baby
Cedar Halls
Hoon
John VanderLas
Rissou
K. A
Ah Cadac Lupids
Ad Arends
Alexander
Ansne
Seales
Cedar Wally
J. Hi. Seales
C. Grabbuidgon
Sioux City
If Yrafnuy
dShemeld
Jacobson
Larson & Christenson
Waterton
Dumont
Lows
Art
A. C. Staak
Dao. M. Nix
Weigar
C. W. Stecker
Port Huron
Round About Notes of City Life and Farm News
Community column recounts home additions, a christening, and sick news. Local residents Miss Carrie Swartz returns from Union. Mr and Mrs Reinke visit Masonite for their grandson's christening. Mrs Stecht falls ill with neutalgia. Social events include a Seales gathering and Applington visitors. Mr McGough, a longtime farmer, reports harvest prospects. Plans form to form a city debating group on war and finance. Local ranchers build barns, with Meyer and brothers expanding holdings. Bicycle trip to Elgin, NJ includes By Doney. risk of weather. Tailor John Whiteside expands trade. Miss Britt pushing Des Moines library drive. Public meeting at Prat’s residence ends in strong turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aplington
Mainscrol
Ring of Main Street
Gilmore
Thomas
John McGough
South Rank Jin
Wamp
McGough
Foo
John M. Nix
Bowman Bros
Wiverly
Milo
M. Meyer
Wn. Meyer
Ws Brothers
Geo
Albeck É& Son
Ackley
Elgin
Whit
Chorley Minahan
Mr. Doney
Mgin
J. Whiteside
J. H. & A. Smith
Midora
John
Elt
Lim
Wattle Britt
Ie Ti
Parmeles Library Association of
Des Moines
Eirenlabing
Prat
Cola
THE SCHOOLS CLOSE AND SUMMER BEGINS IN ACKLEY
Public schools dismiss for summer vacation as families prepare for travel and rest. Miss Raymond and Miss Swiggin head home to Ottawa and Belmond respectively while others attend the National Teachers Association in Colorado Springs and California. Local illness eases as the Oppermann children improve and Frank Boucher recovers from pneumonia. weather variances blamed for widespread ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Martie Raymond
Ottawa
Illinois
MeSwiggin
Belmond
Burson
Denver
National Teachers' Association
Colorado Spring
California
Wso
Miss Townsend
Cherokee
Mise Kullivin
Cate
M Miner
Ton
Atamakee County
Cedar Walls
Toler
Philip Oppermann
Frank Boucher
Frank
Ackleyites
Y P A Convention at Ackley and wedding note
The Y P A convention of the Fort Dodge Iowa district Evan gelical Association meets at Ackley Evangelical Church June 7 to 19 with opening services and Bible readings led by local clergy. The Thirty sixth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs William Mogel is noted at their Ackley area home with quilting, dinner and joyful gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.P. A
Young People’s Society of
Fort Dodge District
Iowa
The
Evangelical Association
Evangelical, Church
Ackley
Elarch
Winiuida Miver
AC Iy
Cedi Balls
Meservey Respers Delegariony
Len Tues
Helief
Ste. Bown
Wiliam Mogle
Mrs. Mogel
Bargains for Local Buyers and Farm For Sale Near Ackley Iowa
Notice offers a farm 2 1/2 acres six miles north of Ackley with a large house and barn 48 by 64 a double corn crib granary hog stable two wells windmill living water at both ends 220 acres under cultivation 4 acres of orchard and 10 acres of timber. Address William Grobe Ackley Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ackley
Granery
William Grobe
Lawa
Grand millinery opening at Miss A Loosa's
Local advertisements showcase a busy shopfront scene with Miss A Loosa offering new summer millinery, bonnets, hats, and ribbons at lower prices. Several merchants named include Jacob & Junkermann, E L Boucher & Son, Whiteside grocers, and Prander's drug store promoting paints, tea, and groceries. Listings urge calling at homes for weaving, real estate, and the “poor man’s friend” Higgins' establishment, plus a six room house for sale and various household goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prander
Higgins
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Cedar Palla
Jakob Walker
Nick Steffen
Faulkner
Nick
Nettie Stauber
Chicago
Our City
Thesday
Mary Doepke
Chas Peckereck
J. W. Sicard
Eostor
O. Walker
Wdora
J. H. Benlea
T. A. O'Brien
J. Jeee Re
Emmettsbury
Potts
Madison
Joe Holler
Feeport
Mila
John Stefan
P. Amman
John Hanig
Lucy Althouse
Bronx City
Waterloo
J.D. Williams
Ampton
Wertheslay
Joe
Cocenrn
Mardin Co
Tir
Wtora
Masiewil
Rogeley
Sam Swarts
Henry Thielke
Carrie Swartz
Union
Fias
Mrs. Reinke
Will
Masonite
Aetrrnoon
Hihle
Siglish
Lena Rete
Rew
Ranaway Laat
Rule
Dentist
Jacob & Junkermann
Pharmacists
E.L. Boucher & Son
Whiteside
the Grocers
Manahan
Birchard's
Olinstead
Irework the Dacwker Sons
W. Dour
A. L. Loosa
Fox
Wittdan, Manruss
Goto Mahanke
Vor Sane
Nive
O. Bers
Loosa
A. TR. Loosa
Sheboygan Water
King of All Seltzer
Jacob & Frunkermann
J. Martin & Son
Baylag Iid
Etardware
Tinwarecé
Philip Opperman
West End
Main Street
P. Poisal
Fortunski
Peop
Waterloo, Ia
Ageley
Dts + CO
B. Prander
Heinz & Carstens
Heinz & Garstens, Teating Hardware
Merrchants
Knickerbocker Roller Mills
Roosevelt Brothers
Yover
Baba
Ackley, Ta
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