Accidents on Jefferson Highway South of Hubbard
A Des Moines man and four women traveling north on the Jefferson Highway near Hubbard Tuesday night survived a rollover and fire after losing control. The driver was injured but returned home. one female passenger received cuts and bruises and was treated in Ellsworth hospital. A second incident near Hubbard involved Mr. and Mrs. Bernard L. Todd of Des Moines in a high speed crash leaving their Chevrolet badly damaged. Additional notes cover local social updates, church notes, and obituary of Jacob Faust Sr.
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Jefferson Highway
Des Moines
Iowa Falls
Ellsworth Hospital
Sentinel
Bernard L. Todd
West 33Rd St
Jefferson
Hubbard
John Boyd
Speed Crash Injures Mrs Doty and Two Sons
A speed crash hurled Mrs. Pete Doty’s car into a ditch injuring her severely and wounding her two sons. The younger child, six, suffered a broken leg and arm while the older boy was cut and bruised. The car was a total wreck.
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Speed
Pete Doty
Hubbard Community Notices and Visitors Roundup
The Methodist Aid Society was entertained by Mrs. F B Baker and Mrs John Robertson. Rev Krewel of Burt visited old friends here. Mrs John Hoff and son Jean visited Wall Lake with her parents. Numerous locals traveled to visit relatives in Fort Morgan Colorado, Anata Texas, and Germany. A funeral in Hampton and various visits to Cedar Falls and Ackley are noted along with birthdays and farm bureau events.
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Methodist Aid Society
F. B. Baker
John Robertson
L. H. Broer
Will Broer
New York
Germany
Rosa Hoelscher
Childern
Dan Blair
Iowa
Alfred Zugmeier
Thayer
Kansas
F. J. Haag
W. C. Grote
Fort Dodge
Ella Lohr
Ike Bucy
Will Clancy
Hollywood
Calif
Claude Hauser
Union
T. E. Boylan
Canada
Minnesota
Ed. Clark
Eldora
Robert Marshman
Duluth
Minn
Local Eldora Residents Visit and Social Calls
Miss Dora Granner and Miss Mary Doyle visited Sunday afternoon while Chas Rosburg and son George plus Antony Klepke dropped by the Joe Doyle home Sunday evening. Neighbors helped thresh and cook for threshers, with numerous households receiving calls and visits through Monday.
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Dora Granner
Mary Doyle
Chas. Rosburg
George
Antony Klepke
Joe Doyle
Ella Hiscrodt
Robert Teske
Eulah Huffman
Raymond Rudolph
Lemon Granner
Simon Granner
Irene Doyle
Russel Roupe
Eldora
Frank Masson
Philip Reilley
Walter Granner
Joe Rudolph
Dora
Granner
Irene End
Clara Doyle
Ben King
J. Doyle
Merle Huffman
Esther Kelsey
Iowa Falls
Edna Butler
Maude Peters
Julius Klipke
Eagles City Neighbors Share Local Social Roster
Mrs. Clyde Huse recovers from illness and is active again. Several residents, including Bert Trende, Mr and Mrs Herbert Robb, L H Eldred and others, visited friends and family this week. Guests from Iowa Falls and Ackley joined local events, threshers meals, and car plans as Rollin Knight builds a new garage and Adams brothers from Gifford dropped by.
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Clyde Huse
Bert Trende
Herbert Robb
Town Falls
L. H. Eldred
Joe Brewester
W. T. Eldred
Mr. Eldred
Clarence Leggett
Earl Dougherty
Iowa Falls
W. A. Leggett
Dougherty
Marshall Scott
Romania
Ackley
C. S. Lambright
M. H. Scott
Huse
Walter Trende
Floyd Elliott
Humbolt
John Ellison
Local Social Notes From Point Pleasant
A Sunday gathering at the Fred Herzog home counted Mr and Mrs August Laaksmeier and family plus Mr and Mrs Madson Cooper Ma Bel Mitterer and Bill Nehring. Nellie Mitterer to Iowa Falls for a week with friends. Lela Kusserow visited last week with Gladys Herzog. Lucille and Junior Trembie spent part of last week with Gladys and Harley Baby. Elnora Herzog stayed with Celle Kusserow. Fred Palo and Herbie Herzog with T L Mitterer home Sunday. Mrs Willie Otto helped with threshing meals Saturday. Mrs Hugo Halfpop and daughter and Elnora Herzog spent Monday at Chayley Halfpop.
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August Laaksmeier
Fred Herzog
Madson Cooper
Mabel Mitterer
Bill Nehring
Fred Palo
Nellie Mitterer
Iowa Falls
Lela Kusserow
Gladys Herzog
Lucille
Junior Trembie
Gladys
Harley Baby
Elnora Herzog
Celle Kusserow
Herbie Herzog
T. L
Local and Personal News Minute in Dysart Area
Mrs. John Kaplan spent over Sunday with relatives at Dysart Iowa. Mrs. W A Pieters returned to Marshalltown Friday. Guy Strickler and Herman Tietz were Waterloo business callers Friday. Miss Lucille Megan returned home from Galt. Miss Mabel Howard spent the weekend in Charles City at a house party. Wilma Van Dusseldorp went to Newton for the weekend with her mother. Hazel Martin returned to Ackley after visiting here. Mrs J H Wintermute went to Hampton for several days with Dr Mabel Wintermute. Laura Gutshall of Chicago arrived to visit the R W Button home east of town. Mr and Mrs O L Ray went to Town City for hospital treatments. J C Lundy returned to Union from Rupert Idaho after about thirty days. His daughter Julia accompanied him to Chicago for a few days and plans to stay here in fall instead of teaching.
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Thelma Mabie
Urza Hauser
Cedar Falla
Colege
John Aman
Bessie Velma
Ruth Chaney
Hughes
Roy Eggleston
Otto Wagoner
Conrad
Ada Essig
C. E. Barnes
Union
Cora Long
Claude Vinton
Leona Knoer
A. J. Mabie
George Mabie
St. Anthony
Starnes
Near Eldora
A. R. Nordquist
John Clarke
Yellowstone National Park
Chas McDonald
Jd. T. Moores
L. S. Ingham
California
Solon Rash
Newr Union
L. W. Thompson
Floyd Mabie
Cedar Rapids
Henry Rash
New Providence
Pina Lake
D. L. Coler
Aon
Ralph
Nina Hauser
Thelma
Mabie
Boone, Ill
Arta Hauser
Ezra Long
Marshalltown
Frank Martin
Hubbard, Flows
C. V. Hauser
Walter Hauser
R. M. Hauser
Des Moines
N. E. Flaherty
L. L. Long
Waterloo
Iowa
John Kaplan
Dysart
W. A. Pieters
Guy Strickler
Herman Tietz
M. E. Olgan
Mason City
H. H. Williams
Lucille Megan
Galt
Mabel Howard
Charles City
Wilma van Dusseldorp
Newton
Hazel Martin
Ackley
J. H. Wintermute
Hampton
Mabel Wintermute
Laura Gutshall
Chicago
R. W. Button
Town
O. L. Ray
Town City
J. C. Lundy
Rupert
Idaho
Julia
Weekend social notes and a drunken driving case
Miss Anna Folkerts visited Cedar Falls and Steamboat Rock while Raymond Haas and Anna Peisen returned from Chicago. Local visitors included Mr and Mrs E Williamson, Mrs Frank C Bakie, and Mrs Whitehill. A Grundy barber was found guilty of driving intoxicated and jailed without a car for six months. the piece argues preventing driving is wiser than fines.
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Anna Folkerts
Cedar Falls
Steamboat Rock
Raymond Haas
Anna Peisen
Chicago
E. Williamson
Frank C. Bakie
Des Moines
L. J. Rice
Billy
Jean Cahill
Marshalltown
Fred Dobbrunz
Park Rapids
Minn
O. H. Rhunke
Dudok
Norman Langerak
D. Wills
Pella
Frank Senska
Maude Herrald
C. W. Herrald
Ise City
Ottumwa residents visit in Hampton and Marshalltown
Mrs R S Mann of Ottumwa returns from Hampton to visit Mrs Sam Walker for a few days. Mrs Jennie Early, visiting her daughter Mrs John A Johnston, goes home to Marshalltown. Mrs J S Hopkins returns to Bradgate after two weeks with her daughter Mrs W H Vilmont. Mrs C M Boody Recovering after hospital operation in Hampton. Effie Smith arrives from Los Angeles to care for her sister Iowa Falls native and former public school teacher. Iowa Falls Fire Marshall J A Tracy urges farmers to prevent barn fires by drying hay and limiting hay volume to avoid spontaneous combustion. He notes fires are common at this season and prevention is possible with care.
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R. S. Mann
Ottumwa
Hampton
Sam Walker
Jennie Early
John A. Johnston
Marshalltown
J.S. Hopkins
W. .H. Vilmont
Bradgate
Iowa
C. M. Boody
Effie Smith
Los Angeles
Iowa Falls
J. A. Tracy
Farmers of
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