Steamboat Rock Notes and Social Highlights
Steamboat Rock residents share visits with relatives and travels. Local events include a concert by the Legion Band on August 2 and many residents visiting family in Iowa Falls Nevada and Hampton. Several births, funerals, and travels are noted along with sports results and community activities.
Birthday Dinner for Gladys Johnson Honored at OWASA South
Delayed from last week, a birthday dinner was held at Orville Johnson home on Sunday for their daughter Gladys. Guests included Vern Fuller, Paul Cross, and the Reillys who celebrated with a three course meal and gifts. Several local families announced new babies and attended dances and concerts in Marshalltown and nearby towns.
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Orville
Little Walter Granner
Marjorie Conkin
Gladys Johnson Vern Fuller
Paul Cross
Orville Johnson
Tessendorf
Perkins
Ella Moe Higerodt
Mary Greene
Clara Doyle
Pearl Beecher
Philip, Reilly
Milwau keg visitors and local calls noted
East Ellis column reports Mrs Herbert Dick and family and Mrs John Booth of Milwaukee Wisconsin visiting at Sam Hurtman home Tuesday Event includes Karlene Jackson visiting Henry Costelo home Lydia Tessendorf Hubbard caller Wednesday and Mr and Mrs Sam Huffman nearby residents making social rounds
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Herbert Dick
John Booth
Milwaukeg
Wis
Vietted
Sam Hurtman
Karlene Jackson
Henry Costelo
Lydia Tessendorf
Sam Huffman
Familiar visitors and local calls in Hampton area
In the home of their daughter and sister Mrs. C Cronk near Hampton Wednesday Mr and Mrs Fred Stislow and daughter who have been visiting in the George Jackson home left for Griewold Tuesday Velma Beecher was on the sick list Wednesday Mrs Sam Huffman is staying at the Joss Clinton home taking care of her daughter and baby last week Miss Filsie Steinfeldt of Eldora visited friends Mesd…
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Moore
Kansas City
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New Wellsburg
Dorothy Dunn
Minneapolis
Mary Goethe
Vera Griffith
Nevada
Cedar Falls
Birdid Hartman
Loretta Ruppelt
Marshalltown
C. E. Sentman
Waterloo Tuesay
Pearl Griffith
Vera
Fern
Albert Rosa
Angeline
Mes. Ross
Calvin Schmidt
G. C. Kluger
Humboldt
Fort Dodge
Harry Grieves
Missionary Society of the Congregational Church
L. A. Luiken
K. C. Christians
Verna Gellhorn
Marie Sebunamen
St. Paul
L. D. Eilers
Ben Eilers, Jr
Gustave . Ruppelt
Lettie Campbell
Susie Campbell
Los Angeles
Cal
Merle Penetrick
Abbott
Cable
Watertown
S. Dak
Angie Gellhorn
Flossie Riske
Frank Huffman
Iowa Falls
Clarence Huffman
Lewis Voight
Virginia
Jesa Clinton
Carl Johnson
Will Riske
Fred Riske
Max
Elsie Stainfeldt
Buckeye
Jess Clinton
Sam Huffman
Elmer Fossler
Geo. Jackson
Miseea Ella
Archie Holt
G. W. Clatterbuck
Zearing
James Lawless
Eldora
Sylvanus Moon
Denver
Colo
D. Moon
Glen Rubottom
S. D. Moon
Clarence Resse
Baby
Lena Landy
Lawn Hill
Misa Edith Clampitt
Michigan
Iinoia
Cecil Reece
A & Garage
Hampton
Z. Reece
A. B. Church
Fred Siebert
Shelby
C. A. Norman
Clinton Carter
Siebert
Marjorie
Arthur Clampitt
Roy Clampitt
Wendall Clampitt
Frank Clampitt
Laura Rubottom
C. S. Thornton
Lynn~ Witmer
Warren Reece
Newton
Linn Reece
Warren
Elizabeth Lundy
Walter Johnson
W. M. Perry
Genevieve Clark
Gerd Clark
Lucille Harlens
W. Foster
L. V. Carter
Iowa
Dows
Ross Clemons
Genevieve
Pine Lake
Lawn
Grant Harless
Charles Kusgerow
Frank Suirlow
Ruth
Helen Kangley
Misa Garnet Jackson
Messey Walter
Albert Filbrandt
Bowman
John Megan
Nellie Kramer
Micheal Megan
Charles Schaffer
Mary MacDonald
Jean Marie
Pink
Philys Rally
Mary Doyle
Rungell Roupe
Lemon Granner
Philys Reelby
Joe Doyle
Misa Dora Granner
Raymond Kadolph
Herman Kadolph
Florence
Charles Kadolph
Marie
Chicago
Doyle and
Bender
Jessie Clinton
Christina Sharpshair
Harry and Dale Lawless
Gladys Johnson
Irene Kusserow
Eleanore Herzog
Philip Reiley
New Providence Social Notes Highlight Moon Family Visit
Sylvanus Moon returns to Denver after a month with his brother D Moon as Marshalltown gatherings honor old classmates. The column lists visits, birthday party for Lynn Witmer, a Union gathering, shopping trips, family dinners, and a weekend wind and hail storm causing garden and windmill damage across the area.
Unclear land transactions in Alden Iowa brief notes
Fragmentary OCR shows multiple parcel references in Alden Iowa including lots and blocks with distances. Mentions L. M. Rieste, A. G. Dayton, J. Ongood, R. J. Fernand and various tract descriptions but details are garbled and dates missing. The item resembles a local property transfer notice with incomplete names and measurements.
Reading with Family Turns Into Late Night Dishes
The speaker reflects on how praise varies by recipient and notes shifts in home routines. Mother rushes chores to attend evening movies, while others show concern for where one lives over how they live, revealing changing domestic habits and priorities.
Mammoth Fair Ready to Open at Des Moines
Des Moines coverage details for the Stata Fair and National Livestock Show set Aug 28 to Sept 4. Five million dollars in exhibits and entertainment, 24 acres for educational and agricultural displays, continuous day and night programs for eight days, and over 127000 in cash prizes. National Livestock Show features 7000 head, 40 acres for farm machinery, large auto show, radio show, horse events, grain contests, fruit and flavor show, band contests, and thousands of participants. Five days of horse racing, auto races, top bands, fireworks, and Mendelssohn’s Elijah with 300 chorus voices. Reduced rail rates and 60 cent general admission aim to boost attendance beyond previous records.
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Plana
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Mendelasohn
Secant
Horseshoe Championship Set At Iowa State Fair Contest
Des Moines special reports the annual Iowa horseshoe pitching championship at the state fair and livestock show with 375 dollars in prizes. The contest runs Monday August 31 for three days, drawing large crowds as another top pitcher looks to claim the title.
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Des Moines
Fiddlers to Compete at Des Moines State Fair
The town fair will host a fiddling bee to crown the champion old fashioned fiddler of the middlewest during Aug 26 to Sep 4. Entrants must be over 60 and the contest takes place on Sept 1 with a $26 prize for the champion and seven prizes from $20 to $6. public may watch during the event. Only old fashioned tunes will be played.
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Dew Moines
Best Iowa Band Contest Set At State Fair
The state wide school band contest will be part of the Lone State Fair from August 26 to September 4 with the contest on August 28. Several hundred dollars in prizes will be awarded to winning bands from a dozen or more of the state’s top musical groups. Competition is expected to be unusually keen and the event will be free for spectators.
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Wilbert Shallenberger
Chicago
Oat Hotel
Winchester
Marshalltown
Pilgrim
Shallenberver
Shallanberger
Janer
Shallenberger
Des Moines
Iowa
Special reduced railroad rates to Des Moines State Fair
Des Moines railroads announce special round trip fares for Iowa visitors and Missouri border counties to the Iowa State Fair. Traffic officials say fares will be one third and admission remains 50 cents, making the trip an affordable vacation option in the middle west.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Missouri
National Dog Show at Iowa State Fair and Livestock Show
The National Dog Show at the Iowa State Fair and National Livestock Show runs Aug 26 to Sept 4. Prizes total 1000 dollars with top dogs from across the Midwest and several foreign entries, under American Kennel Club license, featuring fifty breeds.
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Dea Moines
Sest
American Kennel Club
Prigea
Pets, visits, and church notes from Lawn Hill
Lawn Hill residents share supper visits at Miss Genevieve Clark home and attend tent shows, with many local callers and family visits. Gospel Team from Marshalltown brings song and praise to services at Lawn Hill, amid threshing and social outings. Services planned for Sunday include Sunday School at 10 and preaching at 11, with Christian Endeavor at 7. Everyone invited.
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Peek
Gifford
Emma Brady
Selah
Leo Johnson
Cora Brady
Friends Church
Marshalltown
Moore
Christ
Wilford Clemons
Archie Clemons
Marshall
Town
Grace Rutten
Mis
Nellie Paulson
Frank Perry
Gerd Clark
W. M. Perry
Ames
Dorothy Perry
W. M
F. A. Perry
Mra
John Brady
Wilford
W. M. Miller
C. Miner
Paul
Agnes
Oskaloosa
Roy. Chas. Moore
Ida Louise Miner
Ed . Clark
Hubbard
Lawn Hill
Christian Endeavor
Local society notes list Steamboat Eldora and Marshalltown visitors
Miss Eulah Huffman visits sister near Steamboat while Ella Hiserodt spends days with sister near Eldora. Numerous calls and visits describe El Dora area residents including Hiserodt Bolar Doyle Kadolph and Megan families with friends, fishing trips and work arrangements. ends with a quip about dating and life.
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