Lawn and Local Social News from Alden and Surrounding Areas
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Crosser of Alden visited in W. M. Perry’s home then returned home. Arthur Farris and Frank Perry were business callers in Eldora. Mrs. Roy Harless and Nellie Foster called on Lenna Lundy. Mrs. Carl Carlson was hospitalized after getting worse Saturday night, improving slightly but needing further care. Emma Brady on sick list. Archie Clemons family moved to a farm near Albion. Jake Barth bought the Rev. Ed Thompson residence in Lawn Hill in a recent deal. Mrs. Chas Blair reports Lake Park children have measles. F. A. Perry and Fileen hosted by Jake Clingerman’s home. Dr. Nyquist visited Mrs. Johnson who is poorly, with boils on her arm. Alva Nickolson’s surprise party hosted by twenty young people at Clarence Nickolson’s home. Jake Clingerman and daughter visited Anna Tall. Juln Clemons visiting grandparents and Mrs. Abe Carson. Will Perry visited Lemna Sundy. Mrs. Marion Shores improving. Master Dean Moster ill for several days. Chas Moss of Widoya visited Rev. C. C. Miner. Ladies’ Aid met February 21 with over fifty served cafeteria style. proceeds over $16. Edith Crosley to have splints removed Sunday. Roxy Nicholson, Mable Leslie, and Lavada Reece visited New Providence. Boyd Smith visited relatives in Jewel. Mrs. Smith not well enough to travel home. Church attendance noted as good. next Sunday services and Sunday school scheduled. Christian Endeavor at 6:30. Rev. C. Miner, pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip Crosser
Alden
W. M. Perry
Arthur Farris
Frank Perry
Eldora
Roy Harless
Nellie Foster
Lenna Lundy
Carl Carlson
Emma Brady
Archie Clemons
Albion
Jake Barth
H. E. Johnson
Johnson
Clarence Nickolson
Alva Nickolson
Jake Clingerman
Anna Tall
Little Juln Clemons
Abe Carson
Will Perry
Marion Shores
Dean Moster
Chas. Moss
Widoya
C. C. Miner
Grace Miner
Enid Perry
Ladies’ Aid
Callie Bogue
Edith Crosley
Roxy Nicholson
Mable Leslie
Lavada Reece
New Providence
Boyd Smith
Jewel
Mrs. Smith
Leslie
Flarry Johnson
Lor- Traine
Kansas
Emma Bear
Sarah
Guy Jackson
Owasa
Professor Pepp
J. J. Pierkson
Town Falls
Steamboat Rock
Harry Eilers
Des Maiines
John Eilers
Rev. McDonald
Fairfield
Charles
Parsons’ College
Tom Eilers
Griffith
Hampton
Will U Warms
Abbott
Albert Kruse
Mr. Kruse
Martha Krus
Progress Club
Ghas Green
Dores Jaspers
Henry Molick
Marshalltown
F. 1. Morse
Mary Morse
Kammery
W. Platts
Win. Cable
Montana
Angie Gellhorn
Schwitters
Sac City
Tenry
Evens
M. J. Finster
George van Note
Congregational Church
van Note
Sheffield
van Notes
D. C. War Note
A. L. Gardner
Oskaars
West Ellis and Community News Digest
Mrs John Holbrook and son visited in the Darwin Dougan home. Will Glingerman suffers rheumatism. Harley Ibach’s family welcome a baby boy born Saturday. Several families spent Sunday with Cecil Hife and in Alden revival meetings. Measles affect Edna Ratsge and Edna Brandt at Puttcomer home near Hubbard. Various locals visited, attended jury meetings in Eldora, and John Pieper arrived in Pasadena to work for a lumber company. Lou Owens of Iowa Falls visited Frank Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Holbrook
Darwin Dougan
Will Glingerman
Harley Ibach
Ibach
Will Wood
Hife
Cecil Hife
Diebler
Lloyd Bittle
August Voigt
Vivian Nolte
Clint Clingerman
Bertha Clingerman
E. H. Kauffman
Ruth
Alden
Edna Ratsge
Edna Brandt
Puttcomer
Hubbard
Albien
Guy
Will Clingerman
Nelson
Ladies’ Aid Society
Cecil
Wood
N. A. Thines
Nelson Lord
Moore
H. B
Lou Owens
Iowa Falls
Frank Mitchell
Observation on friendships and social ties
The remark considers how other people can have many friends beyond one’s own circle. It hints at social perception and interpersonal dynamics without asserting any specific events or individuals.
Steamboat Rock Sports and Community Notes
Steamboat Rock happenings include a basketball win over Eldora Training School 20 to 9, upcoming county tournament in Eldora, Junior play Professor Pepp rehearsals, and various visits and illnesses. Local students, families, and clubs are active with events at Pine Creek school, Bible class, and community gatherings. The town also notes tours, weddings, hospital visits, healings, and a detailed list of residents’ activities.
Community News From Owasa Week End Notices
OWASA town residents and visitors are listed in a Sunday roundup of gatherings at George Jackson, Walter Fuller, and other homes. Local notices include a hospital trip for Mr Buerkens after a tooth extraction caused bleeding, his slow recovery, and a planned return to school. Poems by sixth grade girls celebrate winter, and a declamatory contest is announced for February 29 at Owasa High School with admission and a benefit play at Sunnyside district.
Eldora Township Community Notes and Local Happenings
Eldora Township and nearby Grundy county residents gathered for a millen niary meeting to discuss hats and trimming. A second inter county debate on taxation favored Hardin county negative. Various residents welcomed a new baby boy and moved homes while others attended club meetings and social gatherings through February.
Local Guests and Illness Reported in Gifford Area
Gifford社 Lou Wilson and daughter from Marshalltown visited D W Tower family Sunday. Mrs Dover Rubottom in Fldora hospital with pneumonia. her husband and daughter Grant Botts visited Monday. Mrs Chas Case sick with flu for a week. John Fuller visited relatives near Secore. Pearl Wehrman stayed in Lewis Campbell home over Sunday. A K Patterson weekend visit, returning to Webster City. Ladies Auxiliary Circle met with Mrs O Seim. next meeting with Mrs R A Fuller March 5 ename ling class planned. Mrs Roy Snovel in Oskaloosa with sister in hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Wilson
Marshalltown
D. W. Tower
Dover Rubottom
Fldora
Huusband
Grant Botts
Chas. Case
John Fuller
Henry Cordell
Secore
Pearl Wehrman
Lewis Campbell
A. K. Patterson
Webster City
Robert Glore
O. Seim
Hipoteria
Pauline Monroe
R.A. Fuller
Roy Snovel
Oskaloosa
Gifford News Briefs Tip of the Week
Roland Fuller Jr., two years with the U S Army in China, arrived at Angel Island on July 7 and said the old U S A looks good. Bert Lepley from Fort Dodge visited John Birch in Gifford. Mrs. D W Tower spent the weekend with a sister in Iowa Falls. Mrs. M C O’Brien of Marshalltown visited Chas Monroe’s family. Monroe’s condition is serious. A K Patterson returned from Ringstead Friday night after relieving a regular agent while in the hospital and left again Monday for Webster City on relief duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland Fuller, Jr
U. S. Army
China
Angel Island
Calif
Jeb
Bert Lepley
Fort Dodge
John Birch
D. W. Tower
Iowa Falls
M. C. O’brien
Marshalltown
Chas Monroe
Local Happenings On Center Street And Nearby Farms
Union O. W. Dillon and S L. Pierce moved into newly purchased homes on Center street and west of town respectively. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wooten welcomed a daughter born this week. Irvin Lepley returned from southern California where he spent the winter. Embroidery Club hosted husbands and honorary members at a 7 pm dinner at Mr. and Mrs. David Hauser home. The home featured national colors with the cherry tree and hatchet display. Dinner was served by a committee including Mesdames Wood Corfe and Hauser and Misses Humeston and McLoudisting. E W Lundy, after a flu bout, had a relapse Thursday night and remained weak Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. W. Dillon
Center Street
R. L. Bixby
S L. Pierce
Dillon
Kenneth Wooten
Irvin Lepley
California
Embroidery Club
David Hauser
Mesdames QC
EB. Wood
W. W. Corfe
E. J. Hauser
Maxine Humeston
Leone
Tiffanys mark fifty third wedding anniversary quietly
Mr and Mrs W J Tiffany celebrated their fifty third anniversary Friday with only Mr and Mrs B F Rogers and family present due to illness. Funeral notices and visits involve many local names as relatives and friends travel to Lincoln Eldora Ackley and Misciva for services and county convention events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Tiffany
B. F. Rogers
Marshalltown
Albion
Mr. Tiffany
Farenool
N. B. Tiffany
Lincoln
Moh
Rogers Jett
Swain
QO. TE. Wood
J. R. Alexander
David Winser
QO. I. Wood
A. P. Mason
FE. (. Kauffman
W. Ott
Eldora
Leslie
Fairview Social Notes Traverse Local Gatherings
Mrs Wesley Hobson attended a Missionary meeting at New Providence last Thursday. Mr and Mrs Claude Kirk with daughter Gertrude and Mr and Mrs CG A Rubottom spent Friday evening in the Farlow Rubottom home. A freezer of ice cream was enjoyed. Mrs Henry Steelman and children and Miss Gail Steelman visited the Harry Brown home. Wesley Hobsons went to New Providence Saturday afternoon. Mrs Ina Crosley and her little daughter, visiting at the C D Martin home, returned to Ames. Ken Rash stayed with WT Rash. Jody Steelman and baby and Miss Gail Steelman visited Jim Barnes. Wesley Hobson and daughters visited I A Ruddick. Ralph Martin and family visited Clint Martin. T P Lepley and family visited Ralph Lawin near Union. Isom Jessup and Elihu Jessup called at W A Rudwek home. School out Wednesday for the rest of this week. spring vacation begins next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Hobson
New Providence
Claude Kirk
Gertrude
CG. A. Rubottom
Farlow Rubottom
Henry Steelman
Gail Steelman
Harry Brown
Wesley Hobsons
P. T. Lepley
Eldora
Ina Crosley
C. D. Martin
Ames
WT. J. Rash
Luella Faris
Ken Rash
J. Rash
Jody Steelman
Baby
Jim Barnes
I. A. Ruddick
Ralph Martin
Clint Martin
T. P. Lepley
Ralph Lawin
Union
Mrn
Isom Jessup
Elihu Jessup
Bangor
W. A. Rud- Wek
Abbott social notes and local visits in Abbott
Mrs N R Knight called at Mrs J Kugel home. Jack Kugel and children were business callers at Ackley. Dan Petrie and son visited HH Straham. A Leverton shipped hoes to Chicago. Abbott Shipping Association sent hogs to Chicago. Friends gave J D Canning family a farewell at the Hall. Dan Petrie birthday surprise. Jack Kugel family visited J D Cunning’s home. Ladies Aid Society supper at hall. Charley Bird family visited H.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. R. Knight
J. Kugel
Jack Kugel
Ackley
Dan Petrie and
Straham
A. Leverton
Chicago
Abbott Shipping Association
J. D. Canning and
Dan Petries
J. D. Cunnings
Ladies’ Aid Society
Charley Bird
Funeral for F W Gellhaus Draws Large Evergreen Crowd
A large community turnout attended the funeral of F W Gellhaus in Hubbard. Victor Johnson of Radcliffe visited with Werner Eller over the weekend. Will Eller sold more hogs last Wednesday. Lydia Granau spent the weekend with Thelma Eller. A large crowd attended the Evergreen school pie social Friday. Mrs August Gelhaus fell and broke her arm Sunday afternoon. Floyd Martin and Verla Meier were on the sick list last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Gellhaus
Hubbard
Victor Johnson
Radcliffe
Werner Eller
Will Eller
Lydia Granau
Thelma Eller
Evergreen School
August Gelhaus
Floyd Martin
Verla Meier
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Sena
Bidowrs, Fia
Leo Atg
Mar
Mls
Wrigley’s
A Ra Bec Rene Bach
West Ellis
Olson
E. E
Eldora Training School
Wellsburg
Whitten
Oouthaik
Kennison
Lamb
R. F
Robert Baker
Murray Grieves
Jurn Frerrichs
Harald Griffith
Roo
Grvilte Lamb
LL. G
Dallas Walters
Pepp
Steamboat Rock Public
C. A. Jackson
George Jackson
Mell Crosser
Roy
Dan Palmby
Avanelle
Watter Fuller
Dorothy Costello
Gladys Johnson
Hattie
Abe
Fay Simpson
CO. EB. Simpson
Theodore Perking
Myr. Johnson
Gladas
Dorothy Cortello
Jink Jackson
Gus Javekeon
Mise Tlenry
Jean Ann
Herry Costello
Mare
Bear Ord
Samh
Witney Jackson
Avoneelle
Walter Fuller
Argus Kilter
Thibbard
Treuis Latch
Buerkens
Town Falls Hospital
Elizabeth Kangley
Jack Frost
Mary Fossler
Owasa High School
Sunnyside
Deacon Dubs
Qwasa High School
Fidora
Eldora Township
Eldora ‘Township
Grundy County
Warl Brooks
Chester Vicars
Fildora
Court House
Hardin County
Sac County
David Dickenson
Ira Dickenson
Mroo
Glen Vinton
Ladies’ Country Club
May Gobb
Mabel Barnard
Midora
Geo. Davis
Enio Cobb
Mae Megan
Cedar Falls
Aychool
Lucile Megan
Golt
Wayne Caster
Frank Cobb
Union Satuday
Burr Ayers
Wendel Brooks
FE. Squires
Will Aeltman
Wilbur Hudson
Dan Turner
E. E. McKarland
Friend
Hardin County National Bank
Hardin County Trust & Savings: Bank
Eldora, Iowa
Canning
R. D. Johnson
Frank Rainsbarger
Fairview
Jonathan
Lour Lune
Eldora, Towa
Twelfth St. Eldora
Iowa
W. C. Baker Flour and Feed Store
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