Cheery Valley Social Roundup Shows Frequent Local Visits
A string of brief notices records Cheery Valley residents entertaining and visiting over the weekend. Fred Donnier hosted company. quilting at the Alex Baumgartner home. Fran Christen on a pleasure trip to Dubique. Margaret Dennigt and Alice Hanson socialized. Jake Dendler and family entertained Saturday. many others visited or were hosted at neighbors’ homes including the Lantz, Hanson, Dennler, Baumgartner, Meyer, and Henry families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Donnier
Wood Saword
Alex Baumgartner
Fran Christen
Dubique
Margaret Dennigt
Alice Hanson
Jake Dendler
Ad Company
Alex Boulgartner
Boota
Hitzgheth Scheier
John Lantz
Fred Dennler
Martha Chapman
Gon Harlow
Adolph Baumwartner
Bert Miller
Adolph Baumgartner
Ida Meyer
Martin Hanson
Fred Nydegger
Joe Frieden
Louisa Clinaten
Atrs
Hhuben
Gon Floyd
Jake Christen
Ada
Herbert Emery
Martin Siobhan
Elizabeth Mary
Community Notes From Clermont Area
Local residents visit and travel among Clermont St Olaf Osage and nearby farms. Mr and Mrs T L Loftsgard welcome a daughter born last Wednesday. Social events include a program at the Gunder schoolhouse February 18 and a gathering at the Nels Iverson home. Several households assist relatives and friends amid travel for medical care and grieving families.
Students Perform School Program At Lime Kila School
Friday February 11 a school program at Lime Kila School featured a flag salute, songs, excerpts from Gettysburg Address and Lincoln biography, and a Valentine frolic. Students presented historical readings, hymns, biographical sketches, and a Seventh Grade Biog unit with pieces on Washington and Lincoln. Afterward pupils enjoyed a Valentine Frolic with gates and coasting activities as teachers noted class work and equipment additions. The notice ends with a local ad from Weibel Mills Co offering flour and trade-in of grains amid a mention of mumps cases in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lime Kila
American's Creed School
Sou
Vietrola
Seboul Song
Baeehler
Margy Christ
Duniel Boone
Marguerite Erhardt Bing
Danies
K. Lowell
Clifford Helms
Baechler
Willgy Blacksmith
Beu
Adhem
H. W. Longfellow
Hiawatha Marshall Helms
Melbert Buechler
Harold Wilson
Lyle Light
John Schaer
Pittypur
Tippytor
John Schaer Brook
Marguerite Pricardt Hive
Goore
Woshington
Marle Erhardt Soux
Wigs
Seheal Biog
Columbus
Marle Er
Washington
Bucgoyne
Turse
Jennie B, Anderson
Brainard Items Chronicle Local Social Movements
Will Howard moved Monday to the Dr. King farm near Elgin. Miss Stele Peters was taken ill Friday with appendicitis. Mrs. D. H. Craft spent Thursday at the Joan Craft Jr. home in West Union. A number of the young people were entertained at the Frank Lyons home Sunday evening. Mrs. Arthur Patterson and granddaughter Glorta Peters were in West Union Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Boyer and family were Sunday dinner guests at the White Barker home. Jack Lubke of La Crosse Wisconsin was a caller Wednesday at the Frank Lyons home. Mrs. Frank Lyons and Mrs. D. H. Craft were Tuesday callers at the Rimer Boyer home. Lite Raymond Mays was surprised Saturday by friends reminding him of his birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Glaveste Tripp and Cecil and Mrs. Sarah Helms were guests Sunday in the EB Grimes scheme near West Union. Mr. and Mrs. Martha Hovey entertained Mr. and Mrs. Harley Helms and family of Elgin, and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Stoller of Clermont, to dinner Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Nyborg
St. Olaf
N. Cold
Atf‘ternoon
Lou Relerson
Melvin Lottsgard
L. T. Lottagard
Rev
Arveson
Oscar Lind
Clermont
Nat Thure
Kenu Kjoda
Q T. L. Loftegard
Ingvald Helgerson
Near Clermont
Melvin Glaow
Will Nelad
Albert Gulavig
K. Stearns
Low Erickson
West Union
T. L. Loftsgard
Nels Iverson
Gus Gunderson
Hongee Yack
Bigin
Gunder
G Ness
Cornelius Olean
Elma Nelson
Snndod
Lindsey
Osage
B. Landsgard
Cornelius Olson
Edwin Olson
Missionary Society
Andrew Gilbertson
Harold Lendsgard
Landsgard
Tom Holm
Ban Peterson
Hjortholm
Chicago
Deaconess Hospital
Nels Loftsgard
Ole Amondem
Mrs. Amundson
Will Howard
Dr. King
Elgin
Stele Peters
Mra
D. H. Craft
Joan Craft Jr
Lyons
la Crosse
Wisconsin
Frank Lyons
Rimer Boyer
Raymond Mays
Glaveste Tripp
Cécil
Sarah" Helms
EB. Grimes
West
Union
Airs
Afarthi Hovey
Harley Helms
Alfred Stoller
Town's Pay Roll in Iowa State Employees
The Iowa monthly payroll runs between 130000 and 140000 dollars, totaling over 1500 employees statewide. It covers statehouse staff, district and supreme court judges, highway workers, and other state offices, but excludes board of education and board of control wages and state legislators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Iowa
Statehouse
Supreme Court
Highway Commission
Board of Education
Board of Control
Boards of Education and Control
Local social notes in a church and community gathering
Mi and dire and guests from the Goittred Frieden home share Sunday visits. Ruth Schneider attended a Sunday gathering at the Frieden home. Mrs Wenger visited at the Reichert home Friday afternoon. A Valentine event at the church Monday night drew great joy. The A J A will host Friday evening entertainments at the church. Local residents traveled to New? for a brief trip. Linnie Klingman returned to the UIA after recovery. A Bible Story Contest judge from the area helped at Bigin Friday night. Arthur and Eleanor Schneider stayed with their grandfather Jacob Gehring on Monday. The Rothlinberger family hosted Shaf fer and relatives for dinner Sunday. Rev McDonald attended Bygnecliste services in West Union last Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Fred Bennetder and daughter Marie visited at Mrs Jacob Gehring’s home Sunday. Mr and Mrs Ca Rothilsberger and daughters visited Floyd Patterson’s Volga home over Sunday. The Ladies Cemetery Association plans its annual church dinner on February 82. A cordial invitation goes to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mi and Dire
Fred. Burkdw
Ruth Schneider
Frieden
Wenger Wad
Vieltor
Ifred Reichert
Mrav F
Medberry
Payette
Jake Yearoua
Nes the Valentine
Opelel
A. J. A. Ging Gige
Fred Hollingberger
Linnie Klingman
U I. A
I Rey
Arthur
Eleanor Schneider
Jacob Gehring
Rothlinberger
Tract Shaffer
McDonald Wan
West Union
Rem Forsythe
Fred Bennetder
Marie
Schineitder
Ca. Rothilsberger
Heles
Hazel Word
Floyd Patterson
Volga
Ladies’ Cemetery Association
Fragments From Pohetown Gazette Cover A Wedding Auction And Tax Debate
A noisy mix from Pohetown Gazette includes a wedding announced by auction with Rev Jackson tying the knot using hay rope and a plow departure, plus a vendor sale with farm scenes. It notes Kentucky tobacco farmers voting to delay crops to raise leaf prices, Cedar Rapids county seat shifts, a proposed half million dollar courthouse island project, and a Cedar Rapids farm bureau push for county city consolidation. An American Legion mask ball is announced for February 22 at the Elgin opera house with costumes and music by Carpenter's Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pohetown Gazette
Smith
Lucy Anderson
Jackson
John Deere
Kentucky
Linn County
Marion
Board of Supervisors
Geir River
Cedar Rapides
Merion
Cedar Rapids
Farm Bureau
Lee
American Legion
Elgin Opera House
Carpenter
Mineral mix boosts hog growth and health claims
An advertisement touts a mineral feed claiming to keep hogs free from worms and in pink condition, promoting a well balanced ration. It promises enough minerals by prepaid parcel post to produce a full 100 pounds of feed, with company names and locations noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chemical Ce
North
Wella
Chicago
Hudols
The Passing Band in Our Village
The Charles City Press laments the disappearance of the town band and its voluntary players. It notes the band’s role as a civic pride and social heart, linking memories of civic events, rallies, and ceremonies to the music they provided. The piece urges preservation of this valuable community institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sistence
Pysyer
Peter
Muale
Charles City
Presa
Decorah Dances Under Fire From Commercial Club
The Commercial Club condemned Decorah public dances held for months and urged the mayor to require officers at future events. Members favor amending the ordinance to close by midnight and exclude objectionable behavior. The club notes late hours and intoxication as key issues and cites a recent troublesome event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decorah
Ot Ittom
Buckner
Can
U Ncense
Decorah Republcan
Birthday Reminiscence At West One New Jerger
Fragmented item notes Priday February 14 celebration for Thomas Brison, praising advice limits for the older man and a discussion of willow growth and potential yields from cultivated fields. Mentions mental maturity and entertainment of subjects, with scattered quotes and figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Brison
West One
Jerger
Wien
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cheery Valley
Ae Our
Gunder Wat
Weibel MII Company
the Auditor of State
Pegisler
Chile
Cranoupeivan
Inary
Giles Ole
Algne
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!