Whitten Class Is Money Maker in Pine Lake area
Whitten Class No 2 of Christian Bible School held a brief event in Pine Lake Uhureday where more than 80 attended. The class served meals over three weeks during threshing events at the church. Meals averaged three to four rings per meal with 35 cents for dinner and 30 cents for supper, with up to 105 men served at times. Other local news notes travel to Cleveland Ohio and visits from residents to Nevada Marshalltown Grinnell Araphoe and Herman Minnesota.
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Whitten
Christian Bible School
Pine Lake
Uhureday
Hia
Churchy of
Chetht Whitten
Union
Order of Servics
Bible School
Swalny School Council
Our
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Waren
Mabie Family and Local Social Notes Featured at Whitten
Mr and Mrs J F Mabie and Edwin left for East Orange New Jersey after two weeks with relatives in the area. The royal Neighbor lodge celebrated its 25th anniversary with nineteen members present and twenty-five year dresses. The community chapters note church picnics and a busy social calendar with visits to Des Moines and Ames, plus numerous family gatherings, church events, and neighborly trips across Iowa.
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J. F. Mabie
Ron Edwin
East Orange
N. J
Fred Vinton
Dalina
Texas
Geo. Landes
Mable
Ly Lt
Kate Tong
Anna Weaver
Emma Collins
Vina Landes
Nelle Price
Effin Blair
Cora A. Eggleston
Ada Essig
Frank Foster
Tait Snyder
Lulu Haxton
Annie Long
Ida Gates
Mary Lyons
Alta Lyons
Josephine Long
Blandis Long
Effie Landes
Ynona Mellick
Rhoda Montz
Ivy Rhydery
Effie Seifken
Myrtle Drury
Bessie Day
Grace Roemer
Jennie Willett
C. A. Willett
Margaret Long
Maud Vinton
Fannie Parrish
Viola Lyons
Thelma Mabie
Helen Mac Long
Camp Hantesn
Ledges
Boone
Methodist Church
John Wilcox
Local residents greet weekend visitors and family events
Detroit resident Radcliffe W. Essenver was in town at dawn Saturday. Leroy Fred and son Kenneth of Washington Iowa visited local relatives. J Q Mason is related to Fred. Lonnie Mason and son Joe from Webster City dropped by Saturday. Y C Mason called on Eldora Saturday. Houck family traveled to Janesville Wisconsin for a stay with Addie Butler and Marion Baldwin and wife. Minnie Schwinger ill with epidemic. Birthday gatherings at Art Thorson home for Raymond and Orve Knutson. Mrs A Thorson and children visited Tee Radohl home. Jessis Radohl hosted sister and son from Sioux Falls. Raymond Thorson and Carroll Kuhfus attended the state fair on Tuesday. Lois Hagen visiting Ruby Thorson before leaving for For...
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Whitten Newa Rolla Long
Ebuwyn Gould
Cleveland
Ohio
Marshalltown
Maxine Mann
Nevada
Marshall
Herb Hambleton
Dave Bruce
Ray Long
Grinnell
Tia Bromley
Lake View
G. H. Stenberg
Ruby
Des Moines
Tuesaday
Herman Stenberg
Tilmer Reisetter
Hubbard
Clarence Reisetter
Irvin’ Reisetter
Radcliffe
Stanhope
Lutheran Church
Emma Hagen
W. I. Kesler
A. W. Kesler
Wendell
Taureen
Swea City
Ken Uy
Chas
Kesler
I. J. Sayers
Virginia
Webster City
HW. D. Himmel
Aml
Geo
Belken
Tow Iy
Delken
University of Tosa
Charlie Ghandi
Old Mire
Gan
Tuwa
Ceylon
Minn
the Lakes
N. Z
Hannon
Robert
Betty Mae
Big Lake
C. K. Watts
Minesota
Mra
Fred Kahl
Eldon and
Murray
Olive English
W. G.essenver
Detroit
Mi Perine Lessenver
Leroy Fred
Kenneth
Washington
Fred
J. Q. Mason
Mroant
Lonnie Mason
Gon
Joe
Y. C. Mason
Eldora
F. Houck
Ernest and
Roy
Janesville
Wis
Mr. Houck
Addie Butler
Houck
Marion Baldwin
Minnie Schwinger
Art Thorson
Raymond
Orve Knutson
Raymond Thorson
Orve
A. Thorson
Teese
Ruby ‘Thorson
Milton Sevoli
Colfax
Jewel Boelewitz
Winterfield
Ames
Omaha
Sampyon-Vly-Polheim
Kendell, Young Park
Joe Friest
Charlotte Michelson
Masi Beronly
Oakhi
Orns
Walter Cornell
Jewell
I. FE. Cammackland
Chester Alsager
G. M. Luscombeland
Jows Fall
J. O. Mason
Peter Raemus
Grace
Sanday
J. C. Mason
Budget Hearing Attended Amid Tax Levy Talks
A large turnout greeted the county budget hearing on the Amst 12 budget, with citizens from various areas present to scrutinize receipts expenditures and levy plans. Notable attendees included Martin Lauterbach Gerald Kelsey John Milliken O S Carpenter Willi Topp L B Mills J J Rees Wilson Hadley and others. discussions focused on the Elliott tax reduction and five per cent levy rules for 1980, with guidance from former lawmaker T. V. Carter. The meeting aimed to inform upcoming levies and county operations ahead of a busy year with municipal needs and potential exemptions reviewed.
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Martin Lauterbach
Gerald Kelsey
John Milliken
O. 8
Carpenter
Willi Topp
L. B. Mills
J. J. Reees
Wilson Hadley
Alfred Lee
WS. Olson
T. V. Carter
Hardin County
Lawn
Finy
Rural Iowa Families Attend Regional Gatherings and Visits
Numerous Ames and Webster City residents, including Milton Sevoli and the Sampyon family, traveled to or hosted relatives for reunions and social events. Delegations attended old settlers gatherings north of Lawn View, with attendees from Des Moines and nearby towns. The column notes multiple Sunday visits, trips to Jewell and Webster City concerts, and family movements to farms and new homes.
Rescued 1500 fish from drying creek near Masonville
Mrs Ida Lakin and Mrs Emma Roylan of Edlsworth and Mrs Ela Berndt of Buckaye reported from Manchester Delaware County that about 1500 fish averaging three pounds were rescued from a creek about to dry up. The black basa were placed in the Maquoketa River near Manchester. Let the good work go on.
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Ida Lakin
Emma Roylan
Edlsworth
Ela Berndt
Buckaye
Maquoketa River
Manchester
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