Steamboat Rock Social Roundup and Local News
Steamboat Rock residents host visitors from Kansas City Minneapolis Nevada and Iowa Falls. Local sports note Steamboat Rock beat Training School 19 to 5 and Ivester 19 to 4 with two games upcoming. Birth announced for a son to Rev and Mrs Calvin Schmidt Garner. Several residents attend church groups and gatherings. names include Ruppelt Schmidt Gellham Luiken Christians Eilers and Hartman among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. S. Mouore
Kansas City
Theodore de Neuf
Wellsburg
Dorothy Dunn
Minnewapolis
Mary Goethe
Minneapolis
Vera Griffith
Nevada
Cedar Falls
Birdid& Hartman
Loretta Ruppelt
Marshalltown
C. BE. Sentman
Waterloo
Lewis Hutzel
Carl Berninghausen
Iowa Falls
Gustave Ruppelt
Martin Nissen
Dorothy
Hampton
E. W. Noyes
Town Falls
Pearl Griffith
Vera
Fern
Albert Ross
Angeline
Ross
Calvin Schmidt
Garner
G. C. Kluger
Humboldt
Fort Dodge
Harry Grieves
Missionary Society of the Congregational Church
L. A. Luiken
K. C. Christians
Verna Gellhorn
Marie Sehunamen
St. Paul
L. D. Eilers
Ella
Ben E
New Hampton
John Eilers
Arena
George
Iowa
Eleanor Houge
Helen Kline
Cathryn Cramer
Schmidt
Bertha Flessner
Thomas Flessner
Essie Harris
Omaha
Council] Bluffs
Missouri Valley
ArthurFrerkson
John B. Luiken
Henry Luiken
Concord
N. H
Birthday Dinner Honors Gladys Johnson in OWASA South
A birthday dinner for Gladys at the Orville Johnson residence Sunday featured a three course menu and gifts. Other notes mention visits by Herb Doyle, Philip and Jess Reilly with new baby girls, and social calls among local families including dances and band concerts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Johnson
Gladys
Herb Doyle
Joe Doyle
Philip Reilly
Jess Clinton
Ella Mae Hiscrodt
Mary Irene
Clara Doyle
Marshalltown
Marshalltown Tuesday Night. Little Walter Granner
Marjorie Conkin
Gladys Johnson Vern Fuller
Paul Cross
Tessendorf
C. Perkins
Mary Greene
Pearl Beecher
East Ellis Residents Visit Sam Huffman Home
Mrs Herbert Dick and family and Mrs John Booth of Milwaukee visited the Sam Huffman home Tuesday. Karlene Jackson called Wednesday afternoon at Henry Costel's home. Miss Lydia Tessendorf was a Hubbard caller Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Sam Huffman and
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Herbert Dick
John Booth
Milwaukee
Wis
Sam Huffman
Karlene Jackson
Henry Costel
Lydia Tessendorf
Hubbard
John Bolar
Charles Kusserow
Frank Stielow
Ruth
Helen Langley
Garnet Jackson
Messrs
Waller
Albert Filbrandt
Bowman
Eldora
John Megan
Nellie Kramer
Micheal Megan
Charles Schaffer
Mary MacDonald
Jean Marie
Pink
Marshalltown
Philys
Reily
Mary Doyle
Russell Roupe
Lemon Granner
Philys Reeliy
Joe Doyle
Dora Granner
Raymond Kadolph
Herman Kadolph
Florence
Charles Radolph
Marie
Chicago
Doyle and
Bender
Jessie Clinton
Christina Sharpshair
Harry and
Dale Lachess
Gladys Johnson
Irene Kusserow
Eleanore Herzop
Philip Reiley
Rural Iowa social notes span Hampton to Eldora visits
Families and friends from Hampton Griswold and Ellsworth area towns visited kin and hosted guests this week. The Cronk, Huffman, Jackson, Riske and Voight households welcomed relatives, neighbors, and friends from Iowa Falls Eldora Zearing and South Dakota during weekend calls and Sunday gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Cronk
Hampton
Fred Stiglow
George Jackson
Griswold
Velma Beecher
Sam Huffman
Jess Clinton
Qeisie Steinfeldt
Eldora
Ella
Flossie Riske
Frank Huffman
Iowa Falls
Clarence Huffman
Lewis Voight
Virginia
Carl Johnson
Will Riske
Fred Riske
Max
Mise Elsie Stainfeldé
Buckeye
Helen Huffman
Vera
Manan Beetle
South Dakota
Charlie Jackson
Gerald
9. Cronk
Victor
Elmer Fossler
Geo. Jackson
Archie Holt
G. W. Clatterbuck
Zearing
James Lawless
Samily
New Providence Gossip From Moon Visit To Denver
New Providence notes detail Sylvanus Moon returning to Denver after a months visit with brother S D Moon, with families from Marshalltown and Eldora in attendance. Several local residents are mentioned visiting relatives, hosting gatherings, and a family reunion at Walter Rogers home in honor of Mrs. Alfred McDonald of Denver, Colo. Numerous small events, dinners, and outings across July are recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvanus Moon
Denver
Colo
S. D. Moon
Glen Rubottom
Marshalltown
Clarence Reese
Baby
Lena Lundy
Lawn Hill
Edith Clampitt
Michigan
Ilinois
Cecil Reece
Hampton
Z. Reece
A. B
Fred Siebert
Shelby
C. A
Frank Clampitt
Laura Rubottom
C. S. Thornton
Lynne Witmer
Warren Reece
Newton
Linn Reece
Warren
Marjorie
Elizabeth Lundy
Walter Johnson
Ruby Wright
Des Moines
C. A. Norman
Gee Siepentene
Burch
Eldora
Vernie Hobson
Rochester
Marie Wilson
Geo. Vigars
Rogers
Walter Rogers
Alfred McDonald
Lowell Stinar
Wadena
Minn
Harold Sheldon
August Schillings
Nevada
Harold Spence
Earl Good
Ed Rogers
Guy Heath
Thornton
Charlie Rogers
Forrest Rogers
New Providence
Wind and hail storm damages farms near Cave Glen
A wind and hail storm Sunday evening damaged crops at Winter's, Royal and Myers places. The wind blown down a windmill wheel at the Cave Glen home. More corn fields were hit but exact damage was not heard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Royal and Myers Place
Cave Glen
Deeds Transfer Various Iowa Properties Across Towns
Deeds recorded show Sheriff G L Luglan transferring land to C F Stauffer in sections 28 N half and 38 3 83 with lot details. Otto Thoms to C C Sheaffer includes N 54 ft Lot 8 and N 54 ft EB 6 ft Lot 7 in Alden. L M Rieste to A G Dayton includes 1-2 Block 47 in Iowa Falls. S J Osgood to R J Farind Pt Lot 2 Block 5 O & O Add I F.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deeds G. L. Luglan
C. F. Stauffer
Otto Thoms
C. C. Sheaffer
Alden
Iowa
L. M. Rieste
A. G. Dayton
Iowa Falls
S. J
When Praise Is Given You Not Them
A sharp line contrasts flattery with sincere praise for effort. The piece notes people care more about where you live than how you live. It recalls a mother who once eased chores for family reading routines, now delaying dishes to catch a movie.
Mammoth Fair Ready for Opening at Des Moines
Plans for the Iowa State Fair and National Livestock Show running Aug 26 to Sept 4 have been finalized. Expects five million dollars in exhibits and eight days of educational and amusement programs with premiums exceeding 127000 dollars. The event features 7000 head of livestock, 40 acres for farm machinery, a largest midwestern auto show, radio show, horse tournament, grain contests, fruit and flower shows, band contests, and a 35-show midway. Railroads offer reduced fares. general admission is 50 cents. attendance expected to break records.
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North America
Middlewest
Rome
Mendelszohn
Horseshoe Championship Set for Iowa State Fair
The Iowa horseshoe pitching state contest at the State Fair and National Livestock Show expects a new champion. Three hundred seventy five dollars in prizes awaits the winner as scores of entries pour in. Pitching starts Monday August 31 and runs for three days with large crowds anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Fiddlers to Compete at Iowa State Fair Fiddling Bee
Fiddlers over 60 will contest the middlewest title at the Iowa State Fair during Aug 26 to Sept 4. The event on Sept 1 offers a $25 top prize with seven prizes from $20 to $5. The public may watch as only old fashioned tunes are played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Middlewest
State fair to host Iowa best band contest
A state wide school band contest will be held at the Iowa State Fair from August 26 to September 4 with the contest on August 28. Several hundred dollars in cash prizes will be awarded to winners as a dozen or more top musical organizations compete. The event is open to spectators free of charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Special Railroad Rates for Iowa State Fair Visitors
Railroads announce special reduced fares for the Iowa State Fair from all Iowa regions and northern Missouri counties. Round trip fare is one to one and one third tickets, making a state fair trip a low cost vacation. Admission to the fair remains 60 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Missouri
Middlewest
National 006 Show Aces $1000 in Iowa State Fair Dog Contest
One thousand dollars in prizes will be awarded at the annual dog show connected with the Iowa State Fair and National Livestock Show, August 26 to September 4. Prizes are for 50 breeds, with entries from the Midwest and international breeders under American Kennel Club license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Middlewest
American Kennel Club
Middle West
Lawn Hill Community Notes Reflect Local Visits and Church Service
Lawn Hill residents hosted guests and friends throughout the week. Visitors included Miss Genevieve Clark, Miss Lucille Harless, and Rev C C Miner returning from Cedar Rapids. A Gospel Team from Marshalltown led Sunday services, with thrift at tent meetings and a price cut on sugar drawing local attention. Services are scheduled for Sunday with Sunday School at 10 and preaching at 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Perry
Genevieve Clark
Gerd Clark
Lucille Harless
E. W. Foster
L. V. Carter
Town Falls
Rev
C. C. Miner
Cedar Rapids
Lewis Rutten
Buckeye
Nellie Paulson
Dows
Ross Clemons
Genevieve
Pine Lake
Lawn Hill
Eldora
Foster Bros
Grant Harless
Christ
Wilford Clemons
Archie Clemons
Marshalltown
Grace Rutten
Frank Perry
Mer
Ames
Dorothy Perry
Christian Endeavor
Local Social Roundup From Eldora and Surroundings
Miss Eulah Huffman and Ella Hiserodt visit relatives near Steamboat and Eldora. Numerous local families, including the Doyles, Reilleys, Kadolphs, and Kusserows, host and visit in Eldora and surrounding farms during the week. Quotations on ideal mates wrap the column with a philosophical closer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eulah Huffman
Leonard Taylor
Steamboat
Ella Hiserodt
Robert Teske
Eldora
Clara Bolar
Hiserodt
Bolar
Clara Doyle
Joe Doyle
Philys Reilley
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