Local and Personal News From Marshalltown
Mrs A Warthow and Mrs Jennie Volkers and sons were Marshalltown callers Saturday. Dr H W Emery Osteopathic Physician. Phones house 469 office 109. Mrs Mary Megan visiting from Rochester Minn with her mother Mrs Anna Megan. Miss Betty Newcomer Holiday visit, returns to Fairbault Minn for school duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Warthow
Jennie Volkers
Marshalltown
H. W. Emery
Mary Megan
Rochester
Minn
Anna Megan
Betty Newcomer
Jay Newcomer
Carolie Newcomer
Fairbault
Strong Sturdy Baby Chicks and Local Moves
Meyers Hatchery advertises strong sturdy baby chicks with contact at phone 32-05. Miss Cora Valentine of Union visits her sister Mrs. Chas Clarke while Mrs. Fred Burlingame returns from Des Moines after a short visit. Chester Kinney leaves Town Clothing Co. after eight months for a new post with J. C. Penney Co starting Monday. Harold Grosann relocates to Omaha for a position with O. P. Skagg Grocery Co, which operates a chain across Nebraska and Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyers Hatchery
Cora Valentine
Union
Chas. Clarke
Fred. Burlingame
Des Moines
Chester Kinney
Town Clothing Co
J. C. Penney Co
Harold Grosann
Omaha
Nebr
O. P. Skagg Grocery Co
Nebraska
Utah
Numerous locals visit kin as holidays end
Misa Minnie Beringhausen teaches at Hampton spent the weekend with her mother. Margaret Wasson, employed at Marshalltown, visited her parents Sunday. Mrs Roy Clamons and baby of Des Moines spent the weekend with the Fred Cross home. Grengweig, visiting his son Sam, returned to Davenport. Thelma Smith and Arlene Gardner from Marshalltown business college spent the weekend home. Wendell Martin from Marshalltown spent the weekend with his parents near New Providence. Esther Megan, holiday guest, returned to Ottumwa to resume school duties. Walter Lancaster left for Geneva after visiting his aunt Mrs T H Shaner who accompanied him to Marshalltown. Gladys Philips returned to teaching near Marshalltown after holidays with her parents. Mrs John Castrell plans to read The Ledger again this year. Remittance received for another year from Curlew, Washington. Funeral visitors included Standard Oil Company men from Mason City and several relatives from Marshalltown, Hampton, Elmore, and Waterloo. friends from Forest City also attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Minnie Beringhausen
Hampton
Margaret Wasson
Marshalltown
Roy Clamons
Baby
Des Moines
Fred Cross
I. Grengweig
Sam
Davenport
Thelma Smith
Arlene Gardner
Business
Wendell Martin
Central Iowa Business College
New Providence
Esther Megan
Mree Adyne
Megan
Ottumwa
Walter Lancaster
T. H. Shaner
Geneva
Shaner
Gladys Philips
John Philips
John Castrell
Curlew
Washington
Louis Lynk
Standard Oil
H. E.hangon
Mason City
J. M. Hatch
Asa’t
Wm. Kern
W. K. McAllister
R. E. Sheeley
Geo. Bhrt
Montequma
Serenah Cartewright
Emil Nehring
Elmore, Minn
Bhrichalao
Elmore, My
A. H. Nehring
Myra. Iohn Kruger
Waterloo
Forest City
Eldora Churches mark eighth amendment anniversary events
Local church notices describe Education Day at Christian Church with talks on Education Plus and a Victory Day observance for the eighteenth amendment on Monday. Methodist and Baptist churches announce sermons on the amendment and community impact, with speaker Dr A A Michelson to discuss conversion and Passover, and a card of thanks from families for support after a death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Junior C.K
Benior C. B. Ak
Jack Finegan
Local notes from Eldora and nearby towns
Joseph Wolf visits his brother Clarence Wolf in Mankato Minnesota. Ethimer Reece and family plan a California home. Frank Monaghan assists in a big sale at Clear Lake. Ed Stebe and Frank Struck will spend weeks in the southern states. Marshalltown callers include Mrs M D Kennedy and others. Ellen Ford visits Kansas City relatives. John O Reece advertises a sale in Eldora January 18. Des Moines meeting of Whippet and Willya Knight salesmen. W 3 Reece heads to Whittier California for extended stay. Glen Steep leaves for Chicago to join Hibbard Spencer Bartlett. H Y W Servert returns from Sandpoint Idaho. A W Gray patents a potato agitator. John Essig and Maurie Ernest marriage announced in Hoelne Colorado. Leonard Lind announces birth of daughter Joan Louise in Whiting. he teaches at local school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Wolf
Mankato
Minn
Clarence Wolf
Ethimer Reece
California
Frank Monaghan
Clear Lake
Blackmuns
Ed Stebe
Trank
M. D. Kennedy
BR. G. Rogers
Frank Kelley
Carmody
Marshalltown
C. E. Greer
Chicago
Misa Ellen Ford
Kansas City
John O. Reece
Big Place
South Eldora
Des Moines
Whippet
Willya Knight
Mary Kelley
Reece
Whittier
Calif
Providence Township
Glen Steep
Geo. Steep
Hibbard Spencer Bartlett Hardwire Co
H. Y W. Servert
Sandpoint
Idaho
Servert
A. W. Gray
John Masig, Jr
Maurie Ernest
Essig
John Essig
Eldora
Hoelne
Col
Weekend Visits Of Local Residents Highlight Busy Break
Miss Lottie Berninghausen, teaching at State Center, spent the weekend with her mother Mrs S Pieters and son who visited Ackley relatives and returned home Saturday afternoon. Forest Wehrman, attending business college at Marshalltown, visited his parents Mr and Mrs W H Wehrman for the weekend. Miss Nellie Hudson, home for the holidays with the Mark Fenton and Wilbur Hudson families, left Friday to resume teaching duties at Staples Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie Berninghausen
State Center
S. Pieters
Ackley
Forest Wehrman
Marshalltown
W. H. Wehrman
Nellie Hudson
Mark Fenton
Wilbur Hudson
Staples
Minn
Social Visits Reach Cedar Rapids And Marshalltown
Mrs Joe Kramer arrived in Cedar Rapids Friday to stay several days at the Jack Ryan home. Miss Gwendolyn Holeclaw from Glasgow Montana arrived Friday afternoon to visit her grandparents Mr and Mrs B G Diller. Mrs W A Pieters of Marshalltown came Friday evening to spend a few days with her parents Mr and Mrs Robert Schafer. Mrs Elizabeth Patton returned to Marshalltown last Thursday after visiting her daughter Miss Lois Patton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Kramer
Cedar Rapids
Jack Ryan
Gwendolyn Holeclaw
Glasgow
Montana
B. G. Diller
W. A. Pieters
Marshalltown
Robert Schafer
Elizabeth Patton
Lois Patton
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Tioans and Discounts
U. S
Federal Reserve Bank
First National Bank and
First Trust and Savings
Eldora, Iowa
Comptroller’s Call
Tamoou
KE. Rathbone
G. F. Stauffer H
Hammond G. L. Marks
J. Murray
A. W. Grossan
A. W. Mitterer
Q. M. Barnes
A. W. Adams
Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co
H. W. Stonebrook
F. H. Herrald
Hardin County National Bank
Ford
Buick
Dodge Bros
Fowler
Buick Co
H. W. Emeny
Wisner Building
Eldora Churches
H W. Kennedy
John Boylan
Wpworth Leaguers
Stanley Jones
Mitchel
Watt
A. A. Michelson
Germany
Baptist Church
Michaelson
University of Berlin
Clarence Darrow
Our Land
Dr. Michelson
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Rochester Theological Seminary
Robert D. Kinney
Kenneth Frank Nohring
F. O. B. Factory
Kennedy Brothers Co
P. Hanson
Alden
Enoch Larson
Clothier
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