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Newspaper
Alden Times
Location
Alden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1923
Page
1
Local column records visits and social events across Popejoy Wellsburg Dows Alden Iowa Falls Hubbard and nearby towns. Residents like Albert Fischer Alvin Benson and Mary Trousdale are noted with numerous calls trips church meetings and family gatherings alongside reports of illnesses moves and seasonal activities.
Albert Raske visited Midora as a business caller on Monday. The Will Johnson family grapples with the flu. Ord Ridout shipped a carload of hogs and a load of sheep to Chicago last Saturday. L. P. Winters butchered last week. Mr. Ira Karschkow wed Miss Ella Radke at their home.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Collins and family spent Monday evening at Albert Tordoff home Henry Aldinger shelled corn Tuesday and the Warschkows are the parents of a baby boy Mrs John Trarks has dental work this week Lou Show children spent Tuesday with aunt Mrs Donelson Tom and Dale Tordoff left for South Dakota Salem club met with Mrs Everett Connelly next meeting with Mrs Will Donelson Several people in the vicinity are sick with grippe Fred Neubauer shelled corn Thursday Mrs John Waldee and children attended ladies aid at Oli Arthurs home Thursday Baptismal services were held for the Waldee baby at this meeting Edna and Edith Collins spent Thursday with Ethel Tordoff Henry Reinhardt shelled corn Friday Emil Ghoske shelled Saturday Mrs Ralph Collins was quite sick last week Mrs Albert Bahr caring for the new baby at Albert Warreckow home Jim Watt and John Waldee attended the Oli Arthurs sale Friday Mr and Mrs Ben Silke visited Mrs Minnie Harmis Sunday afternoon Mr and Mrs Avis Sweers and family spent Sunday afternoon at Claus Groenhoff home Mr and Mrs Albert Teirdoff and family visited John Tjarks home Sunday A number from the vicinity attended the funeral of Mrs Pingel Monday
Gladys and Derald Case spent the weekend near Alden as Mayor Lutterman recalls a town meeting and a debate over whether Buckeye should pave 6th West Street this spring. The vote failed to approve paving, with Jack Underwood voting no to avoid higher taxes on his Old Bord, despite the mayor's skepticism of the source.
Missed dancing lesson noted but plans to attend at Buckoltz building next Wednesday night. Charlie Bertog helping gain a larger class. George believes he can keep better time than Gladys Case. Independent District Alden Iowa sets annual meeting for March 1923 at Municipal Building. directors to be elected for terms of three years. Also notice of will for Johann Lettow filed with district court with hearing set for April 2, 1923. F. M. Lockwood, Clerk.
Henry Ford visits the New York barge canal and signals a possible purchase bid if Muscle Shoals remains unavailable. The industrial leader pursues strategic holdings to expand influence in national waterway infrastructure.
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