Local News and Personal Notes from the County
A mix of society items notes on song promotion by Fred Edgar and new song copies, Mrs. Russell Roupe’s health update now improved, a child recovering from mastoiditis expected to return home, Janssens visiting Liscomb to see a pneumonia patient, Rev C Hesse and family at a Zion Lutheran meeting in Mott township Franklin county, a special sale announcing the Eagle Brand harmonicas introduced by Fred Edgar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Edgar
Russell Roupe
Edgar's
Chas. Walters
Marshalltown
Henry Janssen
Liscomb
Janssen
C. Hesse
Optical service offers frames and lenses deal
Eye comfort remedies advertised with offerings on rifle sight mountings with lenses for 8.50 and frames with lenses for 9.50. The ad promises the best service at the least cost and highlights common eye discomforts like headaches and blurred reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riflesa
Local Eyewear Ad Promises Comfort and Savings
An ad offers high focal lenses with comfort and value, inviting readers to try a new range of glans and low-cost coatings. The copy emphasizes enhanced vision and affordable options for customers seeking improved eyewear.
Pine Lake Produce ad and local notices blend
Local town notes list purchases at Pine Lake Produce and a string of community updates. Residents travel to Rochester, Grinnell, and Des Moines for hospital observation, conferences, and appointments while others host visitors and move homes. Senator Caswell and Drapery sections appear among town news and notices.
Town memories and county notes mix with influenza caution
In Sauk City memory of Charles Deininger a $2000 trust funds books for children arises each year with a child choosing a book in advance. A deaf mutes picnic near Waverly raises $134.07 for a deaf home. Grinswell mob story ends peacefully as men hid in an attic and a $100 reward is paid. Influenza warnings from Iowa health officials urge prevention, diet, rest, and clothing in mild winter. County notes report stock trains to Chicago, ice shipments from Clear Lake, Glacier Trail polling, Eldora credit board talks, and local impressions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sauk City
Charles Aininger
Deininger
Detninger
Waverly
Iowa
Baptist Ladies Food Sale Near Vilmont’s Store Saturday
Community notices report a Baptist Ladies food sale at Vilmont’s store this Saturday. Local residents and visitors share updates on health, travel, and social events including visits from Sioux City, Ames, and Knoxville. The week features callouts for streetlight outages, patients recovering from illness, and a new piano teacher arriving in Eldora with an opening recital.
Rural churches plan Sunday services and Buckeye rally
SELDORA CHURCHES St Pauls Lutheran notes Sunday school at 10 am and German service at 11 am The evening service is omitted due to the county rally of the Walther League at Buckeye Members meet at 6 pm to arrange rides The rally at Buckeye begins at 7 pm Pastor C Hease METHODIST CHURCH reports sermon A Bad Bargain on Sunday morning Orchestra program in Parish Hall at 7 30 pm Sunday school at 10 am Epworth League at 6 45 pm Mid week service Thursday 7 15 pm Pastor W Hi Mitchell attended Davenport Cedar Rapids district conventions in Cedar Rapids and notes orchestra programs appear elsewhere in this issue
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's
Davenport
Cedar Rapids
W. Hi. Mitchell
Bible School and Worship at Local Baptist Church
Bible school starts at 10:00 a.m. Morning worship features a sermon by the pastor on God's Unfailing Purpose for the Jew. The B Y P U service follows at 11:00 a.m. Evening evangelistic services begin with a sermon on Why I Believe the Lord's Return is Near, with special orchestra music at 7 p.m. Young people invited to the 6:30 p.m. session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church Bible School
Notable Moves and Visits Across Iowa in Quiet Weekend
Dr. J R Soli travels to Des Moines for Thalamotherapy work. Mr and Mrs Myron Mason of Cedar Rapids visit Mrs Mason’s mother Mrs Chas Henninger. Carl Townsend of St Paul visits his Townsend relatives in Eldora. Lawrence Strong attends college at Ames and spends weekend with Ralph Hardy in Eldora before returning to Ames. Gerald Mason of Cedar Rapids visits Eldora and manages an orchestra touring various towns. Maude Scurry expands Elite Beauty Shop with a new waving machine. Maurine Runkle from State College Cedar Falls returns home with Luella Scurry. they drive back to Cedar Falls for classes. The Great Meadow film, based on Elizabeth Maddux Roberta, screens at Grand next Wednesday through Friday. historical tale drawn from pioneer accounts across Kentucky and surrounding states.
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Pine Lake Produce Company
Art
Murtagh
Rochester
Minn
G. H. Johnson
GC. W. Townsend
Albert
Rice
Grinnell
Grinnell College
L. L. Fuller
Marshalltown
Anna Hodges
Garter
Reed
Mason City
A. E. McFarland
Frank Rodgers
W. ©. Kistler
Ed. M. Myrick
Lester Rogers
Town Falls
B. HW. Perkins
Robert Perkins
Estherville
C. B. Cooper
Albion
F. Baker
Baptist
Vilmont’s
Don Hepburn
Sioux City
Isa
John Ellison
Frank Sticlow
Pencay
Lena Stielow
Everett Smith
Hall
Thia
C.D. Lowell
Ames
Carl Hall
Pop
Hubbard
Ts. Henderson
Non
Waterloo
O. M. Barnes
Carl Krause
Des Moines
Gertrude Stirlow
A. G. Baker
Burlington
Mia
Hattie Stewart
Rock
Iwell City
Iowa
Harry Lord
Los Angeles
Art Mosby
Henry Schmitt
Radcliffe
Minnesota
Johnson
Herman Barr
Millard John
Mosare
Levin
Hanover
Knoxville
Wayne Janssen
Rath Packing Co
Cecil Crosley
Wyn Crosley
Floyd Crosley
E. 0. Kooneman
Birmingham
Alabama
Janet Koeneman
Koeneman
Battle Creek Sanitarium
Howard Calfee
Anne
Dexter
Mrs. Caffee
Vilmont
J. R. Soli
Myron Mason
Cedar Rapids
Eldora
Ralph B. Hardy
Ralph
George Gethman
Gerald Mason
Madden Beauty Supply Co
Clifford Griffith
Gerald
Maude Scurry
Maurine Runkle
State College
Cedar Falls
Luella Scurry
Kentucky
Great Meadow
Elizabeth Maddox Roberta
Virginia
Great Cane Country
Ohio
Local and Personal Items and Travel Offers
Mrs. C. S. von Krog visits Mason City while G. E. Melick of Liscomb battles pneumonia with daughter Mrs. Henry Jensen aid. J. D. Dirksen and Etta Getting wed in Eldora. January through February specials at Gamble Stores Iowa Falls. A women’s physical training class grows to about thirty in Eldora. Albert Lawler returns from California after a two month stay. Plus travel deals: St Louis excursion for Washington's Birthday and Twin Cities trip, with coach and sleeper options and varying return limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Haase
Eldora
C. S. von Krog
Mason City
G. E. Melick
Liscomb
Henry Jensen
J. D. Dirksen
Etta Getting
Justice of the Peace
Grant Tyler
Iowa Falls
Iowa
Miss Boeke
Dick Boyd
J. C. Boyd
Ames
Marshalltown
Albert Lawler
California
Fred Dunn
Los Angeles
Albert
S. F. Baker Co
C. B. Cooper
18Th Ave
Ladies invited to high school PT class Thursday evening
The physical training class for ladies meets at the high school gym Thursday from 6 45 to 7 45. Laura Hardy is the president and should be notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Hardy
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Orthogan
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Chas. K. Needham
Tom Johnson
Sigourney
Grinswell
Tom
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Oxkalooga
Law Office of
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Joe
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McCoy Law Office
John White
Rosehill
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Mahaska County
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Ackley
Chicago
R. R. Hadley
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Hadley
State Highway Commission
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Hardin
W. Haase
Hugh Harlan Beggs
New York
Aquitania
L. M. Moursa
Beggs
J. A. Landis
10Th Ave
Black
the Baptist Church
Rameau
Ravel
Seldora
Home Loan Company
Jows Falls
Wo Thompson
Gerand Flown
Caplin Bleck
Metropolitan Theater
Jows
the Grand Theatre
Hardin County's
Edmund Lowe
Scotland Yard
Marion Davies
Our Gang Comedy & the News
Elizabeth Maddox
Robert
the Great Meadow
John. Mack Brown
Eleanor Boardman
Sun
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Rob't Montgomery
Inspiration
Chantrill
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Theo, Swasand
Louis
Washington
St. Louis
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Minneapolis
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