New Wash Dresses Go At Special Price At Johnson Dept Store
Local notes list shoppers and store notices, including a sale on new wash dresses at 1.95, radio and home sickness updates for E W Lindsay H R Lockwood ads contact numbers, while several residents travel to Chicago Des Moines Marshalltown Ashton and Eldora for business health or family reasons. A XX Watch Dress at Haas Store offers Print Dress sizes 16 to 46 for 1.00 with 1929 styles described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson Dept
E. W. Lindsay
H. R. Lockwood
Edward White
Hia Watson
Business College
Marshalltown
Charles Moser
Helen
Chicago
Bertha Satterfield
Third Ward
Arthur Ibach
California
Eldora
G. W. Parks
Ashton
J. R. Maher
C. A. Norman
Paul Rudisell
Grundy Center
Des Moines
S. F. Pickett
Wayne
Deaconess Hospital
Haas
Local notices and personal updates from Eldora area
A collection of short items notes residents traveling for business, family visits and job moves. Mentions Wyatt Johnson Dept Store advertising 25c yard fabrics, H W Stonebrook visiting parents in Hampton, several trips to Des Moines Chicago Pomona Davenport and Cedar Rapids, deaths of relatives prompting travel, and upcoming changes at Haas Company drapery section and new stock of radio batteries. Includes plan for Gerald Williamson to spend time with family in Oskaloosa and Elmira students' moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyatt Johnson
H. W. Stonebrook
Hampton
Cr. M. Haas
Chicago
H. H. Nazett
W. Bowman
Des Moines
Marguerite Haas
Pomona
Calif
A. E. Riley
Glen Jones
Cedar Rapids
Jones
George Houghton
Watrloo
Jay Armstrong
Gerald Williamson
Oskaloosa
Guy Jones
Mark Jones
Earl Kinsey
Eldora
Waterloo
Donald Reed
J. D. Reed
Iowa City
State University
Albany
N. Y
H. H. Mazett’s
Declamatory Contest Winners At Ackley High
The annual Declamatory Contest was held in the high school auditorium Monday evening with winners in three classes. In oratorical Irene Coyle won first, Eva Slater second, Esther Althouse third. In dramatic Helen Coler first, Ruth Krull second, Josephine Althouse third. In humorous Marlyn Pepperling first, Kenneth McCord second, Dorothy Brittell third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Coyle
Eva Slater
Esther Althouse
Helen Coler
Ruth Krull
Josephine Althouse
Marlyn Pepperling
Kenneth McCord
Dorothy Brittell
Local and Personal Notes From Marshalltown Area
Local column catalogs weekend visits, travels, and family news. Mentions Miss Myrna Witmer, Miss Margaret Wasson, Miss Arlene Gardner, and others. notes illnesses, hospital care, and community events. Snow depth and road conditions, garage congestion, and public works efforts mentioned. Also reports births, operations, and pheasant feeding during deep winter.
Eldora Churches Plan Revival and Devotionals Update
Eldora church notices outline resumed services after a vacation period. Loyal Women’s Bible Class hosts “The Mission of the Church” with Christian Endeavor Week activities led by the Young People’s Department. February devotions focus on Mark with fruitfulness emphasized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Loyal Women's
Young People's Department
Church
Christian Endeavor
Baptist Church
John Henderson
Joliet
Carey R. Moser
Dinner party at Lawn Hill honors Clemons family
Mr and Mrs C E Clemona hosted a noon dinner with guests including EB Reese and sons Noa and Malo J C Clinger man and son Clare Edith Crosley H A Hall and daughter Lucille Erwin Levalle and daughter Aileen W M Shores W & Foster Lando Mossman and James Reece The afternoon featured Rock and visiting The community mourns the sudden death of Robert Eugene Clemons born April 20 1928 and died January 27 at home He leaves his parents grandparents and many relatives and friends
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Clemona
EB. E. Reece
Noa
Malo
Mra
J. C. Clingerman
Clare
Edith Crosley
H. A. Hall
Lucille
Erwin Levalle
Aileen
W. M. Shores
W. &. Foster
Orlando Mossman
James Reece
Clemons
Beecher Crosley
Malo Reece
Jake Clingerman
Childran Mae
Beecher Crostey
Robert Clemons
Robert Eugene Clemo
Robert Eugene Clemons
Carl B
Carl Clemons
Edd Shives
Local residents and business moves in Ackley area
Community notes record visits from Grinnell Marshalltown and St Paul residents plus changes in Eldora and Hubbard. Sales and business moves include Claus Janssen buying the EB E Swab place, George Nieman acquiring shoe repair shop property, and local figures departing for school, work, or travel.
Marshalltown social notes and county farming tips
Wyatt Johnson Dept Store advertises high grade 60c quality B61 bleached and a heating special at 47c yard. Marshalltown callers L Darees and Steve Sayer visited Tuesday. Wm. Snapp visited Hampton to spend time with parents. Reports from New York and Ohio discuss corn borers. P. S. Davis traveled to Indianola on business Tuesday evening. Lawn dressing with manure advised this winter, avoid weed seeds. Henry Vanderwail visiting his sister Mrs J V Allen and brother Andrew Vanderwail has returned home to Sheldon. Witon Kane, former Eureka Cand. Shop employee, returned home to Sheldon. Odd Fellows and Rebekahs plan guest night dance February 7 at O C F hall with music by Paul Lancaster and entertainers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrna Witmer
Hampton
Margaret Wasson
Marshalltown
Arlene Gardner
H. W. Emeny
Kenneth Kinney
Des Moines University
Des Moines
Harry DeBaggio
Mr. DeBaggio
Harry Holmes
Donald
Sioux City
Earl Daughtree
Munson City
McFarland
N. Bucksbaum
Sam Greenswer
Ben Vietor
Marjorie
Ackley
Eldora Motor Co
Rollin Stonebrook
Eldora
Baltimore
Toledo
Ohio
Stonebrook
Publix Theatres
Emer Martin
Harry S. Martin
San Francisco
Calif
Frank Pemberton
von Krog
Dorothy
Ruth
Woodward
Iowa
Supt. Valdeng
Weir Valdeng
Maher
Eldora Ledger
Brookhart-Lovrein
Hardin County
F. L. Bonham
W. L. Walker
Liscomb
Franks Stout
Molgard
Iowa Veterinary Medical Association
United States
Iowa Veterinary Association
Wyatt Johnson
L. Darees
Steve Sayer
Wm. Snapp
New York
P. S. Davis
Indianola
Linen finish 42 in and Pillow at 29 cents a yard
Local notes mention Linen finish 42 inches and Pillow fabric priced at 29 cents per yard. Wyatt Johnson and Harry Modlin delivered stock to Chicago, returning Tuesday. Calderwood family to spend winter in New Orleans. Dorothea Mae Thompson, sheriff’s daughter, to teach piano in Eldora at 75 cents per lesson with note-work included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pillow
Wyatt Johnson
Harry Modlin
Chicago
Calderwood
Grundy Center
New Orleans
State Department of Agriculture
Dorothus Mae. Thompson
W. H. Thompson
Iowa Falls
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The
Ee First Trust and Savings Bank
Rogers Shoe Repair Shop
Janssen Bldg
Protheroe
West Side
West Side Cafe
T. H. Schaa
Logal
Harold
Geo. Rosberg
Leo Williams
Walter Dannenberg
Hubbard
Frank Lawler
Ronald Waltz
Gifford
Will Engelking
Gretchen McCall
Bateson Hall
Eldere, Lows
Eldora Churches
Jack Finegan
Congregational Church
Albert R. Rice
Methodist Church
Epworth League
W. H. Mitchell
Lutheran Church
Co. G. Treskow
Lawn Hill
C. E. Greer
Grinnell
W. D. Keller
Lyman Lundy
Sam Greenswerg
Wayne Janssen
St. Paul
Henry J. Janssen
BE. H. Lundy
L. R. Rogers
Federal Economista
Katherine Barnes
Ottuma
Norman Kunath
Gene McDonald
Nissen
Maurice Needham
Mt. Pleasant
Antrima
Claus Janssen
George Nieman
Fred Richtameier
Edeninger
Mr. Nieman
Ackley World- Journal
Margaret Manora Boylan
Brentekill
Pine Lake
Hough
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
C. F. Hall
Paul Lancaster
Awd
Independent Telephone Association of Iowa
Anna Barnes
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