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Newspaper
Cedar Valley Daily Times
Location
Vinton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1925
Page
2
Rail timetable from Vinton lists Nos. 6L 63 62 67 63 westbound and northbound services to Minneapolis Chicago and Weaverly. Local and special trains operate with listed departure and arrival times including freight-like notes and terminus at Vin ton.
Waterloo businessman A G Adams and many locals were seen across Cedar Rapids, Vinton, Shellsburg, and Garrison. Visitors include Miss Vanelta McElroy, Miss Helen Randall, and Mrs Din Lynch. The Standard Bearers meet Oct 12. rural carrier W C Nichols welcomed a son, Charles Clinton. The car party travels to Minnesota and Wisconsin with Roch ester as a stop.
Vice-President Dawes appears in full dress and pipes at a golf outing. The image presents him with pipe, golf club, and attire, ready for eighteen holes, illustrating a blend of ceremonial pomp and sports activity.
Miss Minnie Mohn returns home this evening escorted by her young nephew Master Billy Mohn of Solon. Mrs. T. D. S. Rosenberg and Mrs. Arthur Leverich visited Cedar Rapids today and may stay over Sunday with Rosenberg’s son. Mrs. J. W. Kerr of Garrison changed trains in Vinton on her way to La Porte City for a weekend visit. Madge Hillbrant and Grace Froning of Garrison drove to Vinton to catch the train to Cedar Rapids for the day. Miss Elsie Davis of Palo spent today in Vinton en route to Garrison to visit her parents for the weekend.
An eclectic Sunday schedule lists performances and broadcasts across New York outlets. Highlights include operatic pieces, theater acts, a schedule of radio programs on various stations, and a nursing-related fundraiser event with times ranging from early afternoon to late evening.
Elder Dufiz passes away at Greene after a long illness. The funeral arrangements are announced by family members, with mention of his widow and children. Mourners include Mrs. Eerc Lare and Dr Huymk, among others. The obituary notes his health decline and the family’s planned services.
The marriage of Miss Leraine Fow to Mr and Mrs Charts Micher occurred at Winton with Vernon Stew in attendance. The event connected families and listed attendees including Mrs FL and Mr Trane, while plans for relocation to California arose amid ongoing community commentary.
The article notes the groundbreaking for a new town building at 7543 town with Chris Epitinger delivering the first nail. Construction dubbed the Bew Guidin project aims to be the town’s landmark and signals a major community effort.
Mr and Mrs Franz Pieper of Vinton celebrate a fifty year marriage in quiet fashion due to Mr Pieper’s prolonged illness. A nurse cares for him at home while daughter Antone Rister of Watkins and husband visit. The Piepers, who farmed near Norway before moving to Vinton seven years ago, have ten children, 48 grandchildren and two great grandchildren plus the bar’s own twenty-fifth anniversary.
Ted Olson travels as a clothing salesman selling Longier Lats to retailers in the northwest. He covers about ten towns under ten dollars value this week, staying at Best Keels in Minneapolis and meeting several merchants while seeking meals and business.
After several days in the area J. F Lynch home and Miss Reta Crager returned to Garrison this morning. Rey Norris, resident near Shellsburg, was in Vin ton today at the home of sister Mrs. Chas Dewate. They pay big dividends.
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