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Newspaper
Cedar Valley Daily Times
Location
Vinton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1925
Page
2
Train schedule fragment lists Dale Vinton signals for trains bound to Chicago and key connections. Mentions Minneapolis and Waverly local services with times such as 9:15 am and 6:27 pm, plus through routes No 419 and No 420 between Vinton and Winnebago.
Waterloo caller Mrs Arthur Stone visited Vinton with local friends and many residents traveled to Cedar Rapids or Waterloo for visits. Multiple families from Mt Auburn Dysart and Marion were noted visiting, with Progres sive Woman's club hosting a picnic supper and Halloween party.
The faded item describes a two year old style, a beige kasha frock with a long back and four waistline rows of hooks ending in loops, paired with a washable blouse. It notes tailoring, a decorative belt, and mentions a social event with Mrs. Imler, Mr. and Mrs. Denner, and a past Noble Grand meeting followed by a supper and study session.
TheGem wedictine anniversary of Mr and Mrs Golben celebrated with a church ceremony at Witten and a university party. Attendees included Mrs. Shreeves of Ca r RWS, Esther Knapp, and Miss Esther Knapp of Vitter De, with notable guests from Pittsburgh and surrounding towns. The couple, Mr and Mrs Krepp, presided at the alter as family and friends gathered for the event. Weather hindered travel but the reception proceeded with the customary toasts and a social at the home of Mrs. Golben.
Wuman OF CHRIST invites attendance at Bible school at 16:64 am Supt. Knupp. Sunday school at ten, morning worship at eleven with Lord's Supper observed. Fourth League 7 pm led by Elizabeth Nattist. Gideons speakers next Sunday. Two worship services at 11 am and 7:30 pm. Christian Endeavor 8:30 led by Robert Lucker. pastor E Hodson.
The Hon W Stripe Strippel, a principal stockholder in Clarkeville Cumming Co, returns from Cherkeville. Reports praise his financial role, retrenchment plans, and influence in city and state affairs, highlighting development strategies and community leadership.
Community bake sale at the church advertised by the Ladies Aid aims to raise funds for a dinner and related parish activities. Readable text emphasizes a bake sale as a church fundraiser with dates and locations uncertain due to OCR errors.
The Benton County Supply store opened yesterday to strong business. Rossey brothers voiced pleasure with the opening day and said the venture aims to expand Vinton’s prestige and trading center. Abdoo and Musser expressed hopes to boost local commerce and readership as the town grows.
Accompanied by C W Hanson a music dealer Ed Mellott a former clerk at Youngs furniture store drove down today from Oelwein his present place of residence. Mr Mellott is proprietor of large furniture store at Oelwein. A fine new home built this summer testifies to his success as an Oelwein business man.
County officials met in Ames on Tuesday and Wednesday for a calied meeting of county superintendents addressing school governance and policy.
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