Radcliffe Notes and Local Arrivals Delayed From Last Week
Miss Bertha Hoffman returns to Chicago after holiday visit. C G Weimer and J Schraitz travel to Eldora. roads poor. Mrs Elizabeth Hiller visits Buckeye. Mrs Mary Radohl returns from two week visit with daughter. Saturday Afternoon Club banquet hosted by Mr and Mrs H A Drake. Bernard Finn returns from Gerald. Don Brinton returns from Des Moines with wife and two children. Mrs Etta Webb and Nadine visit Malcolm. Death of Mrs Walter Strong at Centerhain Minnesota. farm memory to Radcliffe residents. Mrs Anne Hawkins dies December 10 after operation. Eva Friend to John Allen Rothreck wedding. both teachers in Monticello. Third lecture in course a musical success. Mr and Mrs Moore named new hotel managers. M E Missionary Society meets with Mrs J N Jones. Oge Berra moving family into Mrs Oliver Thompson residence. Henry Sevold family to move to Roland to care for Erick Waugh and children. Funeral of Arndt Hauge held last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Hoffman
Chicago
C. G. Weimer
J. Schraitz
Eldora
Schmitz
Elizabeth Hiller
Buckeye
H. Berndt
Mary Radohl
Herman Clove
H. A. Drake
Wsay
Lima
Winterfield
Bernard Finn
Gerald
Ida Watersman
Don Brinton
Des Moines
Etta Webb
Nadine
Malcolm
Walter Strong
Centerhain
Minn
Radcliffe
Anne Hawkins
Eleanor Sills
Misa Eva Friend
Monticello
L John Allen Rothreck
Moore
Gedar l Rapids
M. E. Missionary Society
Our Saviors Lutheran Church
J. J. Lee
Hauge
Adalaide
Ethel Thelma
Hazel Hoffman
Married Ladies Harmony Club
C. BE. Myers
Evangelical Missionary Society
C. E. Myers
Geo. Pfeil
T. S. Butler
John Kumrow, Sr
Hoatesaon
Masonic Order
Eastern Star
Martin Larson
C. B. Myera
F. Houck
Iowa Falls
Leo Hnattlestad
Minneapolis
Jas. Peoples, Jr
Little Son
Waterloo
Jas. Peoples Sr
Melvin Ingebrightsen
Cedar Falla
Local notes mix church life and social events in Marshalltown
The community update covers obituaries, church services led by Rev J J Lee, school resuming after break, a sick list, club meetings including Married Ladies Harmony Club and Evangelical Missionary Society, and notices of banquets for Masonic orders. It also reports several travel and family updates, and a Canadian wedding: Jeanne Marie Drummond to Leroy Jakey with reception details and guests.
Haymonds and Drumheller Residents Featured Couple List
Miss Chestine Haymond along with Dr and Mrs Hummeston of Drumheller, Mr and Mrs Lee Haymond of Rosebud, and Frank Haymond of Des Moines, Iowa are noted in a social column snippet highlighting a local extended family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chestine Haymond
Hummeston
Drumheller
Lee Haymond
Rosebud
Frank Haymond
Des Moines
Towa
Owasa Community Notices and Sports Report
Local items describe residents visiting relatives moving plans and illness. Bob Hamilton shipped thirteen car loads of sheep. Owasa gym hosted basketball with Grundy Center girls winning and Eldora Training School boys prevailing amid rough play. School lunch program to begin. church notes include Dr Cole visiting for conference and Epworth League meetings postponed due to roads and cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Lawless
Town Falls
Marie Pearce
John Peaton
Simpson
Miss Hines
Eldora
Bob Hamilton
Owasa
Grundy Center
Eldora Training School
J. Spurlin
Clarence Bundy
Ownaa
Grace Jans
Trimpton
Owasa M
Cole
Dist
Epworth League
Fairview Visit With Hackett and Ruddick Hog Purchase
Mr and Mrs Ross Hackett of Union spent last Thursday in the Farlow Rubbottom home. H A Ruddick bought hogs from Clint Morris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Hackett
Union
Farlow Rubbottom
H. A. Ruddick
Clint Morris
Domestic visits pepper a small town Sunday
Weak, Mr and Mrs Harless of Honey Creek spent Sunday in Wesley Hobson's home and Miss Gertrude Kirk called on Far low Robottom. Mr and Mrs Henry Stealman and children visited Jody Steelman home. Chas Steelman of Osage Iowa visited brother Jody. Mr and Mrs FP Rhodes spent Sunday in Roba Norman's home. Mrs Claude Kirk walked with the Ripp o. Herbert Swaggert family ill with colds and Bobby Davis cheered by tooth trouble. T P Lepley and Bobby went to Eldora Tuesday morning. Jody Steelman and Delbert Chance were Eldora callers Monday. Miss Grave, Pairview teacher, staying with Jas Recca. T B Chance of New Providence helped D Rash move cattle to Union for Wednesday sale. Ford drivers urged to carry cylinder oil for Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Reece
Gifford
Bert Moore
Virgil Miller
Marshalltown
Dewey Hunt
Nate Mitchell
Deliver
Lawn
Merle Snyder
Glendale
Calif
L.O. Jones
Wm. Brown
Eldora
Geo. D. Mabie
Gilbert
Iowa
A. d. Mabie
L. L. Hauser
Charles Stanbrough
Chas. Reece
Wade Hauser
Weak
Claude Kirk
Herbert Swaggert
Bobby Davis
T. P. Lepley
Bobby
Jody Steelman
Delbert
Chance
Mies Grave
Pairview
Jas Recca
Honey Creek Valley social visits and weather note
Cliff Rash and family spent Sunday evening at the Ralph Sawin home and ate ice cream. Ben Myers got home Sunday night as he did not pass in the army. Clem and Blain Crosser and house keeper were in Marshalltown Saturday night. Ralph Sawin sawed wood for Frank Myers Thursday. Ralph Sawin and Henry Schultz were sawing wood Tuesday. The cold weather remains, but milder. Aleck Young of Staul Mo was a visitor at the Charley Battle and Frank Myers homes Saturday. Frank Myers and family spent Monday evening at the Ralph Sawin home. Music and a gallon of ice cream were enjoyed by all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cliff Rash
Ralph Sawin
Ben Myers
Clem
Blain Crosser
Marshalltown
Frank Myers
Henry Schultz
Aleck Young
Staul
Charley Battle
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hardin County National Bank
Hardin County Trust & Savings Bank
Eldora, Iowa
Whitten
Hubbard
Frank Dawson
Burr Butler
Moorhead
Endeavor
Christian Church
Ingham
G. R. Long
Thatcher
Liscomb
Jakey
Jakey Drummond
John Drummond
Jeanne Marie
Leroy Jakey
H. D. Marr
Elaine McCorkindale
Paul Daleske
Nazett Place
Frieda Daleska
Garnet Jackson
Ben Ht. Wickham
Fairview
First National Bank
First Trust and Savings
Dora
Dellara
T .B. Chance
New Providence
D. Rash
Ford
Don
C. M
Haas
Argains
Ipoh
Colgates
Childrens Coats
Childrens Costa
Cretonnes
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