Whitten Neva Vinton-Winters nuptials set in Whitten church
Miss Neva Vinton oldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Claude Vinton of Whitten wed Mr Claude Winters of near Union on Thursday July 29 at 6 o'clock in the Christian parsonage Whitten Rev K Hignett officiated. The bride wore pink georgette and will live on a farm near Union where Winters works. Bride's parents and friends attended. Relatives from out of town joined the celebration.
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Neva Vinton
Claude Vinton
Whitten
Claude Winters
Union
Thurasay
Christian Parsonage
K. Hignett
The
Christian Church
Bridea Parenta
Whitten High School
Groom Way
Winters
Wmn
Frank Weaver
D. ©. Roll
Manly
Maggie Nelson
Harold Nelson
John Cowell
Eldora
Cora Long
George Larson
Nevada
A. R. Nordquist
T. F. Reynolda
Roy Eggleston
J. Newby
Near
Sam Newby
Owada
Willis Chaney
Geo.’ Vigors
H. H. Club
Pine Lake
Will Balyant
Ray Saint
Earl Crossan
Jane
Primgehr
Iowa
Mra .C. Fallowfield
Marshalltown
Mabel
W. GC
Vigors
J. HL. Vigera
Carl Thompson
Benson
Winds
F. M. Upton
Frank Smith
W. ©. Vigara
Orville Vipare
Cleve Lelevy Mac Cobb
David Ickerson
J. M. Vinton
Social Roundup in Owaba South and Nearby Homes
The community page records visits and calls from residents of Owaba South and nearby towns. Names include Raymond Rudolph, Marion O Rourke, Mina Irene Doyle, Ed Hand, Grace Halliday, Grace Johns, Ruth Doyle, Fulah Huffman, Dora Granner, Louise Brooks, Ella Hirerote, Clara Doyle, Davis and son, Philip Reilly, Mary Haylie, Loraine Taylor, Julius Klepke, Agnes Weaver, Wendell Balvance, Dorothy Butler, Maxine Moore, Bila Hiscrodt, Clara Doyle, Mrs Lachens, Helen Kangley, August Klepke, and various Eldora and Iowa Falls mentions. events span Sunday/Wednesday visits, bus trips to Chicago, threshers cooking, and fishing trips. closing line notes youth enjoys picnics despite chiggers.
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Raymond Radolph Land
Marion O'Rourke J
Mina Irene Doyle
Sun
Simon Granner
Don Stienberg
Buffalo Center
August Klapke
Callie Leslin
Tetty
Marie Cowle
Des Moines
O. Huffman
Ruth Doyle
Joe Doyle
Ed Hand
Chevrolet
Grace Halliday
Grace Johns
Eulah Muffanan
Ea Higerote
Irene Doyle
Fulah Huffman
Clarice Doyle
L.T
Bert Beecher
Chicago
Dora Granner
Raymond Rudolph
Louise Brooks
Ella Hirerote
Misa Clara Doyle
Davis
Town Falls
Jake Fromm
Ruth Sheldon
Philip Reilly
Charley Grant
Lydia Tessendorf
August Klepke
Emil Tessendorf
Edward
Raymond Teske
Bert
Arthur Daleske
Hert Beecher
Little Pearl
Velma Beecher
Clarence Perkins
Social Roundup of Visits and Threshing News
Mira Viola Nehring spent days at the Paul Sievert home and returned home Wednesday. Numerous families including Halfpop, Herzog, Boody, Cockerham, Mitterer, Palo, and Beasley are noted visiting each other and hosting gatherings through midweek. Threshing begins Monday after a period of dry weather. Pine Lake Girls Camp ended with lessons on incubation and brooding.
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Mira Viola Nehring
Paul Sievert
Gartha Halfpop
Darlene
Misa Elsie Halfpop
Charley Halfpop
Misa Elnora
Gladys Herzog
Grace Halfpap
Neilie
Agnea
Edna
Leonard
Mitterer
Fred Herzog
Leonard Mitterer
Harold Hoge
Libockerham
Paul Seivert
J. J. Sheldon
Hugo Halfpop End
Wm. Halfpop
Clara Halfpop
Arthur Cockerham
Elnora
Charley Roll
Miss Agnea
Edna Mitterer
J. M. Cooper
Fred Palo
Ernest Mitterer
Buffalo Center
John Mitterer
Agnes Mitterer
Alice Palo
Norris Cockerham
Mias Grace Halfpop
Mias E
Nora Herzog
Norria Cockerham
Alice Pato Japentunday
George Hoover
St. Anthony
Floyd Beasley
Paul Herzog
Grace Hairpop
Eldora Herzog
Martha Prussner
Eldora
Grundy Center Club Girls to Represent County at State Fair
Grundy County health contest entrant Dora Smith of Melrose wins local 4 H tryout at Grundy Center with top score, earning a state fair berth. Club girls and community members attend meetings, visits, church events, and threshing delays due to rain as neighbors share news from Grundy Center and Palermo Township.
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Mise Grace Miller
Merry Makers Club
Thuradniaktegnnin
Chas. Schwab
Dora Shirk
H. W. George
Grundy
Dora
Frank Lamb
Leonard Pierce
Marshalltown
Eddie Schwab
Timber Valley Social Notes Delay From Last Week
Mrs. Millie Van Patter and children Donia and Keith plus sister Gladys Perry visited Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Belle Mossman. John Van Patter called at Charley Lake and Ole Lewison homes Monday. Denig Van Patter stayed Sunday night with cousin Norma Ven Potter. Mike Mossman and family visited Ed Brightwell home. Miss Bernice Caylor and friend planned a trip to Omaha after several days in L
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Dorothy Sisson
LeMars
K. D. Herron
Union
Mildred Quigley
Tunslay
Des Moines
Druke University
David Hauser
N. C. | Hausier
Geo. Hauser
Miases
Elsie and
Pearl Uauser
Mesdames
C. R. Long
Wm. Nakken
Mable Olmatead
Slaters
Mra
Ilug Meyers
Mashua
Mias
Nina Hauser
Mira Lo
Olmatend
Misa Mary Habje
L. L. Haui
J. Hy Lyon
Nelle Price
Eldora
J. Thompson
Hazel M. Cass
C. Mitchell
Frank Gilea
Ledyard
Ailie Mitchell
Eugene Day
Camp Dodge
Foreign Missionary Society
M. W. Church
Mra. Geo. D. Mables
H. A. Yon
Marshalltown
Wm. Crider
H. Crider
Akron
Ohio
N. C
Virgil Miller
John Clarke
James Wilcox
Blaha
Roy McCulloch
Arthur
Epworth
John Frederick Oberlin
John
Cole
Epworth League
Mian
Lucille Howell
Fred Wasig
Fern Platt
Gladys Moats
Dora Smith
Mildred Cakerice
Grundy Center
John Rogue
Joe Smith
Waterloo
Bruce Albright
Dave Beisinger
Harlo Bowers
Fred Essig
Harry Robinson
Friendly Helpers
R. W. Button
Raymond Smith T
Simon Kinneys
Smith
Chas
Ware
Pearl Schwarck
Maude Bowers
Leonard Pierce
Ruth Pierce
Lily Slifer
Myrtle Newell
Dora Shirk
W. D. Miller J
Palermo
Viola Slifer
Player
Grundy Genter
Miss. Pollard
Canada
Chas. Evans
Industrial School
Dan Turners
Melvin Laughlin
Mise Pearl
Velma Beecher
Ike Mossman
Chester Modlin
John Barnhart
Warren Moxaman
Mike Movsmen
Ohn Barnhart
Henry Coomer
Clark Whitney
Mr. Whitney
Norma
Edgar van Patter
Russell Carver
Zearing
Mort Brocka
Bernadine
Ed Brightwell
Clarence Maine
John van Patter
Frank Hinshaw
New Providence
Jerald
Donald
Emery van Patter
John Hall
Mike Mossman
Iowa Falls
Leroy McEwan
Emmett Mossman
Frank Lyman Monlay
Millie van Patter
Donia and
Keith
Gladys Perry
Belle Mossman
Charley Lake
Ole Lewison
Denig van Patter
Norma Ven Potter
Bernice Caylor
Tet Thureday
Omaha
Wheat Freight Growth Boosts M. and St. L. Rail Traffic
Beginning July 22 the M. and St. L. Railway reports a surge of about ten to twelve extra freight trains per direction every day. The rise is driven by Kansas wheat moving to the Minneapolis Milling district, with most wheat handled through Nemo Illinois by Santa Fe. Both lines claim faster schedules than competing routes and expect activity to persist through much of August.
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Minneapolia
Santa Fe
Nemo
Ill
Uniom Re
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Mise Urza Hauser
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Town City
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H. A. Ragan
Conrad
Amos Hauser
Mt. Vernon
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Benson Cemetery Society
Cady Swain
Women’s
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Hignett
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Home Economist
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Central States Electric Co
Point Pleasant
Mildred Baker
Vera
Marion Huen
Verna Zeltman
Lois
Carol Vinton
Ivester
Rolly Aiken
Nora Springs
Burnett and Sherbon
Pearl Bowers
Yentra
Bowera
Harvey
Rev
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Minnesota
Dan Turner
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John Cakerce
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