Lawn Hill Community News and Notices Summary
Community notes from Lawn Hill include visits by Mrs. W S Miller and Mrs. W M Perry, a fall accident to Jean Foster and his recovery, a Wednesday prayer meeting with fifteen attendees, and upcoming revival meetings at Bethel. Social events feature dinners, a farewell party for seven families moving away, and birthday celebrations for Mrs. Perry. Rev. Alonzo Mosman of Marshalltown will preach next Sunday, with other local visits and motor trips to Marshalltown. A public notice announces the appointment of an administrator for Thomas R. Smith’s estate in Hardin County, Iowa, dated January 14, 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Newby
Clarence Harmon
Trea
Tom Clingerman
Frank Perry
Clemons
Spencer Clemons
C. C. Miner
L. Clemons
Frank Trout
Sylvia Clemons
Ladies Aid
Fostern Old Store
Arrny
Will Blair
Doe Hubbatt
Jake Mansman
Carren Palmer
Ethmor Reece
Robert Torke
Hurl Ayres
Sebel
Emma Foster and Son
the Shores
Addie Ferris
E. E. Reece
L. Clemona
New Providence
Bernice Palmer
Meedames
Jake Borth
Enid Perry
Bethel
Lawn Hill
Alonzo Mosaman
Marshalltown
S. L. Clemons
Howard Clemons
Wilbur Brock
Torbert Strack
Lennis Johnson
Sumlay
Ab Glarenee Harmon
Hubbard
Tey
Earl Donovan’s
Lonnis Johnson
W. S. Miller
Eldora
Agnes Miner
Eileen Perry
C. Miner
Jake Kirkhoffer
Wayne Foster
Soleon Perry
Christian Endeavor
Gome
Hardin County
Thomas R. Smith
District Court
Thomas EB .Crosgrove
Pecans
R. E. Johnson
Treaatter
State of
Iowa
A. J. Crandall
Lucius Libby
Wm. I Crandall
Oton Crandall
Clara Faivre
Nella Langhead
Nella Crosgrove
Samuel'.Cr
Hardin
State of Sea
Minnneapolis minister's children fill church pews. mother’s hair debate
Rev. R W Crawford of the Congregational Church at Minnneapolis creates a family contention as his son Stuart 16 and daughter Marion 12 alternate with him on consecutive Sundays. It is said the youngsters fill pews better than the father. Recently 60 were turned away when Marion preached. She says long hair is a woman's badge and will not save her own bob.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Crawford
Minnneapolis
Stuart
Marion
Marlon
New Home Remedy Promises Quick Cure for Coughs
An old advertisement touts a temperance night before bed remedy for coughing and throat irritation. It claims rapid relief within a few hours using a prescription marketed as Dr. King’s New Discovery. The ad urges asking for three bottles at local druggists and markets the product as safe for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noredy
Haive Wardiy
Mt Pines
Suildrera
Druswista
Local notes and sports wrap from Union area
Community events and family news fill a Union notebook with birthdays visits and illnesses. Items mention Hog shipments to Chicago, scarlet fever risk, neighbor retirements, and funeral plans. Basketball results show Union boys beating Hubbard boys 21 to 15 and Hubbard girls losing 26 to 20, with upcoming return games at Conrad and indications of a tough road schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed’ Reeves
Booneville
N. C
J. W. Montgomery
Misa Clira
Midara
D. F. Wirth
Marshalltawn
B. B
Thode
Cedar Walls
Corfe
John
Claude L. Mc~loyd
Omaha
Vern Benedict
Philip Lovell
Greene
Lovell
Union
Auto
Shepard
Manone
Hubbard
Atther
Thrilla
New Providence
Union Playa
Conrad
Conrad High
Two Teams Triumph as Tackles Fall in Close Match
Two sides beat the tackle in a tense 3 to 2 victory. Sue Conrad stood out with key plays and securing the decisive edge for her team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacle
Starta
Sue Conrad
New Providence week in Eldora area includes visitors and events
In a busy Eldora area week residents hosted relatives and friends, attended family and church gatherings, and held community events. Local students from Penn College visited Roy Wood and others, a radio prize was awarded, and the sheriff announced a debt sale with property in Town Falls and Original Iowa. The period also saw a hospital stay for a local man and a pantry fundraiser by Junior Endeavor raising 8.60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Sampson
Deal Movies
Eithig
Esther Butler
Atadoma
Penn Co
Ollege
Wade
Dewey Creson
Des Moines
Roy Greson
Eldora
Cecil Rash
Ee EE
Mavers Weit
Ann of Newton
L. Reese
Rash
Maynard Charlie
Everett Lawler
Margaret Lawler
Eldora Hospital
Harvey Bunch
Deg Moines
A. E. Garrett
Warren Rinse
Cecil Rash al Newton
Ackley
Homer Wunt
Melvin Laughtin
Day of Whitten
Aower Rensenat Webbs
Roy Albery
Ames
W.A. Alberry
Oint Bates
Moon
Guy Worth
Ralph Campbell
Ted Pitman
Buck- Eye
Glen Rubottom’s
Harry Faris
Endeavor
Aletha Wood
Helen Maddon
Edith Gray
Penn College
Roy Wood
Hilda Furie
Ntaturdidy
C.A. Norman C. FE
Morris and
Russel Reece
Earl Crossan
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W. C. Baker Flour & Feed Store
Eldora, Iowa
Owa
James H. Smith
Hardin County Abstract CO
Cameron
Citizens Saving Bank
Wilmont Furniture Store
Aymer D. Davis
Ficor Hardin
County Nat'l’ Bank
Wendell Huston
Leslie Jewelry Store
Char L, Hays
Hauge
Aebaab
Marsha
Singh
of Rts
West Ellis
Ceci
Hite
Hill Wood
Louisife
Wendie Holbrook
Clint
Clingerman
Will Clingernan
Warner
Will Warnce
Mr. Dichler
Chicago
Eugene Babcock
Kauffman
Grace
Edna Babcock
Josephine Lutterman
May Nolte
W. Clingerman
Wood
Oceil Hire
John Holbrook
Laura Mitchell
Everett Clingerman
Clint Clingerman
Earl Dougan
The
Cross
Hame
Mildred Moody
MD Tonys
Wilbur Hobba
Wilbor Hobbs
Charles Foetake
Krause
CG. A. Gilbert
Town Falls
Russell Renee
C. A. Norman
Crossan
Boen
Speakera
Worth County
Roy Wilson
Phil Lovell
Georne
Shepard Church
Henna Dean
Mary Martin
Glen Rubottom
C. A. Rubottom
Mrs. Rubottom
J. M. Rinehart
Anid
Town Fall
Town
Iowa Pally
Marth Hogan
Court Haven
Towa
A. D
G. Lo Laglan
Albert’ Stainbert
Rathbone
Ledger
Adu
Gomnat
Doe
Bayer
Mecufariura
Muocecuduudideviar
Ballepiicacid
Florida
Helfern
Cloverlawn
Johanna Prebe
Queen Dexol Polkadat
BuRo
Jersey
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