Local Social Notes and Upcoming Radcliffe Events
Radcliffe O. 8. Wildman and wife of near Alden were Jennersts at the Woo Ve Wilman hon Satard C Myris and wife were Des Meine 6 last week Wednesdays Mis. Lands Yirth and son of Ge innell came Abatiday for a weeks visit at the 1. K. Canmmaeck hom es. Viet is a sister of Mis. Cat mack and daughter of Mr. 2, he sud Wil assist in the care of Karl. West and family visit in Bundy and Monday with redsello ws in Des Mates. Mes, Clarence Reisetter and baby of Des Meir are visiting in the home after father, Wmn. Aluken berg. a. S. Smith of Jewel and C. G. Myers left saturdity morning for their trip to Portland, Oregon. They will visit the Black Hills, at Landers Wyoming, with Mr. Smith's son and, see the Rode there, spend a w week or two i Yellowstone-National Fork, and then go to Portland, Oregon. Geological notes on Geo. Take’s funeral in LeMars. Radcliffe Chautauqua events listed for Thursday to Sunday with Osboe orchestra, community programs, and Rev. T. J. Knuts on of Jackson. M. J. Watlestad and wife back from Minneapolis. Rev AL. Walker of Maxwell and Mrs. Marlayant of Warpecon visiting. Wedding invitees for Melvin Beingebrigsten and Miss Roba Tielene Taylor of Waterloo on June 30. Lonnie Mason and wife visiting Des Moines. Anna Askel studying in Chicago. Harold Conklin and wife to visit Radcliffe relatives. Robert Wildman visiting in Tildora.
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Wildman
Alden
Wilman
Satard
Myris
Des
Mis
Lands Yirth
Geinnell
1. K. Canmmaeck
Viet
Catmack
Karl
Bundy
Des Mates
Mes
Clarence Reisetter
Baby
Des Meir
Wmn
Alukenberg
A. S. Smith
Jewel
C. G. Myers
Portland
Oregon
Black Hills
Landers Wyoming
Mr. Smith
Yellowstone
National Fork
Mr. Hake
Sherman
LeMars
Towa
Radcline
Stern Star
Radcliffe
Radcdfffe Chautaqua
Osboe
Columbia
Prof
Trolleek
Cedar Rapids
T. J. Knutson
Jackson
Minnesota
Radccliffe
Eho Us
LN. Day
M. J. Watlestad
Minneapolis
Inffantry Reserve
Lonnie Mason
Des Moines
Anna Askel
Moen
Chicago
American Conservatory of Music
Harold Conklin
Robert Wildman
Tildora
Len Wilson
Thewaen
Oosith
Matilde Jarvh
Dillon
Weigelt
Tire
Erat Adams
Tyal
Chas
Monroe Cam
Ray Sane
Richard Greelick
Ehildeen
Frei Wesk
Midi
Suretley
Mark Stavell
Walt Campbell
Campbell
Mya
Rey Snyeder
Luth
Minn
W. KB
Rash
Sinda Harald
Geo
Charkesville
Paul Sumner
Buckeye
Gee
Sumner
Smallwood
New Providence Social Notes Highlight Family Gatherings
Luella Baring spent the week with her daughter. Pine Lake hosted a family reunion. Mrs George Vipars abed a month away with daughters Mesilunes Thorton and Wilson. Mes Miara Spence and Harold Spence visited at Walter Rogers. Gladys Mo attended the Young Friends Conference. Donald Mahee heads to Denver for a 10 month internship. Roy Alberry and son Dale weekends with W J Alberry. Moon family and Swaledale visits. Elune Be nomies former Elune teacher. Luville Vifer and Arlen Pifer visit Wayne Thompson. Roy N C Trueblood resigns as pastor at Friends church.
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Luella Baring
Mrs
Pine Lake
George Vipars
Mesilunes Thorton
Wilson
Miara Spence
Harold Spence
Newton
Walter Rogers
Misa Gladys Mo
Stulooia
Young Friends Conference
Donald Mahee
Lowa Ty
Denver
Colorado
Roy Alberry
Dale Spe
W. J. Alberry Hoir
Bod
Moon
Dale
Clear Lake
M Moon
Swaledale
Melvin’ Langtin
Inea Rush
Wichita
Kane
East Wernesday
Luville Vifer
Toloiwa
Arlen Pifer
Minneapolis
Ales
Wayne Thumphrey
Fortq Imenti
Bot
California
Roy N.C. Trueblood
Frue- Woor
Moan
Pasadens
Local residents visit and move updates in Dillon and surrounding towns
Community members including Mr and Mrs Len Wilson of Thewaen, Mrs Matilde Jarvh, and several families from Dillon and nearby areas share visits, moves, and social events. Attendees travel between Dillon, Lake Vinn, Rough Weeds, and Marshalltown for gatherings, caregiving, and work, with several moving or returning from trips to work or family homes.
Picnic and fishing outings in Eagle City area families
A Sunday picnic and fishing were enjoyed by Wickham and wife with Reid Johnson and family of Robertson. Local calls included Mr and Mrs John Simpson of Town Stalis, and Mrs Caratulsa Jluery Fouls of Robertson visiting Tuesday evening. Marshall Scott and Cheytan Lambright visited Marshalbawy Friday. Adams Brothers of Gifford painted the old river fridge, now working on Hughes bridge toward Robertson. Various residents reported callers and local errands, with shelling and tractor work noted.
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Tard Wickham
Reid’ Johnson
Robertson
John Simpson
Caratulsa
Hughes
Here
Alvin Eldred
Marshill Scott
Ace Tierman
Harrie Acaded
Lambright
Herbert Iebb
J. C. Tharris
Town Falls
A. J. Bierce
Frank Tub
Smith
Freyat Harman
Marshall Scott
Ramona
Richard
Pine, Lake
Missy
Lergett
Owen Wade
Donald and
Lierald
Martyhall
Local Eldora notices urge weed control by July 3 1926
Property owners in Eldora must cut weeds or the city will remove them and bill the owner. The notice cites state law and dates July 3 1926. Street Commissioner H A Keissmeier signs the warning. Nearby items mention social visits and community remarks with several names and places.
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Eldora
Enate
H. A. Keissmeier
Diet Decides Young At 60 Or Old At 40
An article discusses how age perception ties to diet and nutritional intake. It highlights calcium phosphorus protein and milk types like evaporated milk. It stresses balanced meals with vegetables fruits and juices for digestive health and vitality.
Purity of Milk Protected Now By Scientists
Scientists outline steps to ensure milk safety from farm to table. Cows and herds are guarded and tested by veterinary surgeons. Evaporated milk is processed with care through pasteurization and sterilization to prevent contamination.
New Nevermend Hose Show Silk Length Change
The New Nevermend hose advertise a change to silk length with 23 inches of silk, promoting shorter skirts and a refined fit. Haas Co. features thin pure thread and silk hose at a dollar. The era’s betting spirit and card sharks are noted as background to the period.
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Haas Co
Hardin County and Ridora News Brief
South Providence Kon Belt works for Mes Raulidick in a regional broadcast from Amey Mon. The Friends Quarterly Meeting at Himey Creek June 26 27 drew the largest attendance. Ministers presided, Walter Woodward and H Williams gave timely messages. Farm Bureau members slated for the Iowa Falls Fourth Celebration. Local residents attending and visiting include Mr. and Mrs. Mills, Rev Culbertson, and Genevieve Lepley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kon Belt
Mes
Raulidick
Hardin County
State College
Momley
Cit
Ethel Clangutt
Ethel Davie
Marshalltown
Friends Quarterly Meeting
Himey Creek
Dune
Sutte
Toney Creek
Genevieve Lepley
Shepherd
Farm Bureau
Iowa Falls
Lowa Palle
Fall Blanket Line Promises Broad New Stock Next Week
The Flins Co plans a fall blanket line with a broader range than last year. Three groups Paney Duplex Wool and Cotton offer 18 blanket designs in multiple color options. Displayed in a downstairs store, prices surprised customers who already placed orders. The Muay Co notes Wearwell blankets with fine quality and patterns this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flins Co
Paney Duplex
Veiy
Muay Co
Wearwell
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Omer T. Weigand
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Tipton
Ole Tharris
Tamily
Roland
Mia
Hlt
Munson
Vrrest Brusemeir
Delia Munson
J. A. Nehring
Hubbard
Lane
Mission Bestival
Guckaye
Julice Hallmond
Kauisen Howe
Aix
Otto Lettow
Une J. BK
Towley
Diamond Af Hubbard
Mis Dan Munsun
Spokane
Wash
Pawnbroker
Ordiniary
Siar Aetogel Proheives Mineriuke
Teresa Uilense
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Fred
Capital City Giants
Jap Crowe
Fort Dodge
Essinger
Gamrfs
Providence
New York
Marines
Yuruelis
Colpetul
Fung
Capitol Seremedors
R Oman Orchestra
A. Velliies
Minneapolis Symphony Players
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
Williams
Meskous
Avlo
Kesner
Tangerine Shivers
Nine People
George Emerson Ieraneis
A. le Flaire
George Henry Bradfoul
Freddy
Jens Pugh
Ada Roach
Srmeea Futtijohn
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