The Importance of Being Harn est at Community Hall
Community Hall hosts a home talent play The Importance of Being Harn est on Friday evening sponsored by the Ladies Aid. Local notes report visits, travel to Hospers Dunlap and Ames, plus town gatherings, sports plans, and a benefit card party for the Westfield ball team with games and dancing May 2.
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Harnest
Ladies’ Aid
Albert Buckingham
Arnold
Ardis Ellenberger
Mary Martin
Dunlap
Marcella Wahl
Sioux City
J. E. Robertson
Springer
Wm. Ernest
Ellendale
A. J. Thornton
Westfield
Lon Thornton
Riversioux
Sioux Township
Thornton
Olavia Miller
Manson
Ames College
Ida Beck
Dent
Minn
Josie Lilly
A. A. ‘Lilly
Catherine Beaubien
A. A. Martin
John Conners
Jefferson
Conners
Martin
Robert Witherelle
Wayne
Nebr
G. W. Maysonholder
St. Catharine’s “Guild
Community Hall
Ames
Marshalltown
Town City
Home Economics Club
Home Economics
Rose Burke
Ned Spaulding
A.G. Tague
Yorkton
Nels Beaubien
James Martin
Iowa
Wilbur Harrington
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Adaville Weekend Visits and Local Gatherings
Miss Agnes Johnson of Moville visited relatives here over the weekend. Adaville families attended Crathorne services Friday evening. Mr and Mrs W W Burrill of Akron visited their farm south of Adaville Sunday. Prayer meeting at W W Zellers home Wednesday. Ladies Aid at Mrs Frank Gabel’s Thursday. Miss Evelyn Gabel leads Sunday Christian Endeavor on the topic Qualities That Make for Success.
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Agnes Johnson
Moville
Adaville
Crathorne
W. W. Burrill
Akron
W. W
Board of Thanks for community support after infant loss
Mr and Mrs John Tobin express heartfelt gratitude to neighbors friends Dr Brunner and Immanuel Lutheran Church for assistance during illness and after the death of their baby and for sympathy and floral offerings.
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Brunner
Immanuel Lutheran Church
John Tobin
Taxable Property Valuation and Agricultural Land Details
The document outlines assessment as of January 1, 1933 for real, personal, railroad, and other property subject to taxation. It lists total taxable valuation, agricultural land acres, corporate limit valuations, and road tax levies, signed by Town Clerk J. Clayton. It ends with a local greeting-card promotion.
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Itatute
Silver wedding anniversary at Preston township
Mr and Mrs George Miller and numerous relatives gathered Sunday evening for the silver wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs John Johnson of Preston township. The evening featured dancing, cards, and refreshments. Several local families and friends, including the Kallsens and Millers, visited, shared greetings, and recalled married life. Mild illnesses kept Bernice Borchers from school several days.
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George “Miller
Abe. Miller
Bilétt Miller
John Kallsen
Bert
George Miller
John Johnson
Preston Township
Johns
Gerhard
Lucken
Fred
Milton
Atkinson
Plymouth Presbyterian
Smith
Leonard
Miller
Har
Old Lunde
Akron
Thurs
Lizzie.Parker
Bernice Borchers
Clare Morehead
Norman
Virgil
John Tapper
Gerhard Lucken
Fred Lucken
Sioux City
Jesse Kallsen
Ruling to Benefit Farmers Amid 1934 Contract Confusion
A county report outlines a ruling that favors farmers by clarifying allotments for pasture and related contracts. Officials note the decision aims to reduce confusion over what fields qualify for contracted harvests and orphan acres.
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Ehrat
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Comfort Sta. Cemetery
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W. E. Mellen
H. H. Wetzeler
Aug. Lundgren
N. J. Brown
A. W. Johnson
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Peewee
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Nekotan
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