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Newspaper
Cedar Valley Daily Times
Location
Vinton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1925
Page
2
News notes from La Porte City Shellsburg Cedar Rapids and Vinton with residents and visitors including Mrs. Eric Fox Mrs Strohsecker Oscar Soiney Floyd Horning and others. Social calls church plans family trips and a surprise sendoff for the Gustafsons plus local ads and light notes on spring price trends.
Addetoin has moved his plumbing and heating establishment into the Chirence Brown building. The move was made today. It is reported that an electrical store is to go into the Miller building owned by Hartman.
Traer March 3. J E Randabaugh lives in Geneseo township and reports selling an average of Snag worth of cream per month from a herd of 28 Holstein cows. He uses no milking machine and also receives substantial milk and butter checks.
Pokio, March 3 The manhood suffrage bill granting the vote to all men thirty years old or over moves to the house of peers after passing the lower house by 174. An unsuccessful last minute attempt by the opposition to block the measure featured a late filibuster with several personal encounters.
Senator Walsh of Montana proposes a Senate resolution asking for the Public Lands Committee to investigate during adjournment the leases on the marble oil reserve No 2 at Buena Vista. The inquiry follows the Teapot Dome affair and involves the Honolulu Oil Company. The committee previously conducted the Teapot Dome inquiry.
Denver reports first degree murder filed in Littleton district court against Dr. Harold Elmer Blazer for the poisoning death of his daughter Hazel Blazer. District Attorney Joel F. Stone announced after hours of questioning at Blazer's Englewood home where the physician reportedly self-inflicted wounds following the daughter’s death. A separate note recalls Chicago’s lumber industry is linked to substantial city employment half a century ago.
Miss Morence Schroeder daughter of Geo and Mrs Schroeder of Norway marries William Almendinger at St Martin’s Lutheran church St Clair township on Feb 26 at 3 2 pm. Double ring ceremony. Attendants Miss Ferne Dickenson and John Almendinger. Bride wears orchid silk crepe with pink carnation bouquet. Groom in anton crepe with pink carnations. Arch altar decor evergreen and white, bell hung overhead. Couple to honeymoon in Minnesota then settle on Henry Doerazman farm north of Marengo. Also notes Iowa Falls wins county basketball title coached by Harold C Turner. Marengo area player Marold Turner is son-in-law of A L Hopwood of Vinton. Turner is a teacher at Iowa Falls High School. This marks first county tournament win for Iowa Falls.
In district court today attorney Sid Milner and Charles Hughes of Belle Plaine engaged in legal business, the proceedings described as twin evils shaping the case.
Local notes from Blairsown recount visits and travels of Catherine and Charlotte Kimm in Cedar Falls with aunt Adele Kimm and ill Mrs. Cranston. Community School club met at the schoolhouse with four grades presenting a program and speeches by Miss Bray and Supt Fuoyon. Esther Kreger sang a solo. lunch followed. Various reunions include Rose Coover of Marengo visiting, the Rice family moving near Van Horne, John Stewart returning to Keota, and Maye Conklin's Chicago trip. A birth announced: Feb 28 to Mr and Mrs Wilson Pingrey. Several social visits, guests from Atkins, Vinton, Shellsburg, Cedar Rapids, and Shannon Grimm noted.
Mrs. Plora Milnes of Muscatine spent over Sunday with her mother Mrs. P. C. Abbott. Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Dunham of Vin ton were Sunday guests of the I. B. Lee family. A nine and a half pound boy was born.
La Porte City hosts a parsonage meeting this Wednesday afternoon with Mesdames Goodwin Wagner Lehman and Goon as hostesses Mrs William Sawyer leads the program Mrs Board handles the leaflet and Mrs Chis Fultz theEntemas Farmers from the area attended the Waterloo corn show praising excellent displays Hudson school won blue ribbon Spring Creek township claimed top prize with yellow corn red corn judged notable Fox township took second place Sta c and Ragle earned third prize 2000 Other La Porte City winners include Hawkins and Crate Bros at the community fair Miss Frances Allison of Coe College spent the weekend with her parents and several teacher visitors from nearby towns were in town over the weekend.
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