Local Readers and Visitors Travel to Nearby Towns
Dr A W Adams operates a dental office above Atlantic and Pacific Tea. Mrs Harry Pagel and Miss Clara Clary visit Mason City. Miss Esther Johnann heads to Town City for summer school. Carl Rosine returns from Grinner College. Rev T J Dowling attends a priest funeral in Dubuque. Des Moines trio Mr Pullis and family stay at Mulford cottage Pine Lake. Frances Carmody graduates from St Marys Academy. Loretta Carmody graduates. families attend commencements in Ames Marshalltown and Webster City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Pagel
Mason City
Misa Esther Johnann
Town City
Carl Rosine
Grinner College
T. J. Dowling
Dubuque
Clara Clary
Emma Burke
Pullis
Des. Moines
Anna Carmody
Womon France Carmody
Marshalltown
Loretta Carmody
St. Mary's Academy
Steamboat and Iowa ties noted in brief city items
Krauseard son and Anna Eckhoff of Steamboat Rock travel to New Sharon for summer studies at Iowa University where she will teach English in Ft. Dodge schools next year. L A Devendorf, Eldora Civil War veteran, visits en route home from Cedar Rapids state encampment. Bir Devendorf, long active in encampments, will be Iowa delegate to Denver national encampment. Haag Co sells 1000 yards of Voiles and batistes at 49 and 69 cents for hot weather dresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krauseard
Anna Eckhoff
Steamboat K
New Sharon
Thomas Eck- Misz
Ruth Whale
Iowa City
Iowa University
Ft. Dodge
Arckley World- Journal
L. A. Devendorf
Eldora
Cedar Rapids
Bir
Devendorf
Ninth
Wiinos Cavalry
Iowa
Denver
Colo
Local Notes and Notices From Union Area June Events
Summary of community updates including Miss Pearl Hanser visiting Union, Fathers Day reminder, farm and extension reports, students and staff movements, road paving progress on Highway 65 near Hampton Ackley, a local airplane ride incident, and notices about piano tuning services and regional visitors.
Point Pleasant Social Visits and Church Event
Mrs Dan Munson and daughter Delia and son Otis visited the Harry Wasson home on Monday. A large crowd attended the children's day program at Point Pleasant church Sunday evening. Several families shared visits, including Clare Trout, John Mitterer, Elmer Mitterer, Hugo Halfpop, and A. J. Reed households, with multiple Sunday and weekday calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Munson
Delia
Otis
Harry Wasson
Migses Agnes
Néllie Mitterer
Clare Trout
Fred Herzog
Charley Halfpop
Henry Pale
Fred Palo
Point Pleasant
Sona
John Mitterer
Willard Reed
Elmer Mitterer
Hugo Halfpop
Rube Boody
A. J. Reed
George Hoover
Alice Fiechner
J. L. Mitterer
Hats and people move through a quiet Iowa town
Local notes report price cuts at Landis Hat Shoppe and spell out visits and travels of residents. Robert Meader returns home between work at Cornell College. Mentions include Marara Boylan’s care, Misa Ardis Adams at Grinnell College summer visit, and families of RV Adams and H C Soli. Several locals travel to California, Des Moines, and Kentucky residents visit Mason City. Miss Maurine Runkle, studying architecture, is home for the summer. Court matters note a marriage announcement for Katherine Lyon and Henry Hansen after a prior hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landis
Robert Meader
Comn College
Waterloo
War Town
Mar- Marara
Boylan
Jake Roblin
Local Eldora Figures Share News At Weekend Gatherings
Dunn and John Eilers Jr. visited Des Moines as business callers Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Li J. Rice and son Billy spent Sunday with Mrs. Rice's mother at State Center. Miss Mabel Howard traveled to Forest City Saturday to spend time with her parents Edna Burress of Pomona is visiting here. Mrs. H W Kennedy and Mrs. Herbert Doud of National Calif. arrived Sunday to visit relatives and friends. Caster of Albia, who had the J K Muserave foi a week with a brother, returned home today. Fred Rotherman of St. Paul arrived in Eldora Wednesday for a visit with friends. W G Harvey and daughter Lucille Els of Kansas City are in town visiting a mother. Also noted are gatherings and a ride in an airplane at the Cedar Rapids encampment. Donald Keller, son of Mr. and Mrs. W L Keller, returned from McGull University and will work in Des Moines with Dr Faye. Times Republican notes Kayser Hose shipments and new colors from Haas Co. at $1.50 to $1.95 a pair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Felton
Frank Felton
Cedar Falls
State University
Iowa City
Minneapolis
Minn
General Hospital
Hungary
Europe
Pocahontas County
Cow Testing Association
C.A. Julian
Ackley
J. J. Brittell
J. M. Krafft
E. Seybold
Wm. Crossley
A. E. Taylor, Jr
Mia
Louisa Taylor
Alden
China
General Motors Corporation
New York
Highway 65
Hampton Polf Club
Recorder
Country Club
North County
Chapin
Hampton
Jimmy MeSpaden
Roy Muhlenbruch
Roy Schafer
Don Jeffries
Haas
Misa Ardis Adams
Grinnell Colépring
RV Adams H. C. Soli
Nordstrom
River Falls
Soli
Maurine Runkle
Miraouri
W. E. Rathbone
California
Murraya
van Nuya
San Francisco
Mary Collins
Evelyn Brown
Donald
Des Moines
W. E. Collins
B. T. Brown
Grannis
Kentucky
Coe College
Chase
Leslie
Eldora
Dunn
John Eilers Jr
Dea Moines
Li. J. Rice
Billy
Rice
State Center
Mabel Howard
Forest City
Edna Burress
Pomona
H. W. Kennedy
Herbert Doud
National Calif
Caster
Albia
J. K. Muserave
Fred Rotherman
St. Paul
Rotherman
W. G. Harvey
Lucille Els
Kansas City
Tauffer
G. A. BR
Cedar Rapids
Devendorf
Donald Keller
W. L. Keller
West Main Street
McGull University
Faye
Times Republican
Also Mentioned on This Page
First Bank
Frst Trust and Savings Bank Town
A. W. Adams
Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co
H. W. Stonebrook
Doctora
Haag Co
F. H. Herrald
Hardin County National Bank
Masons
Jack
Sprat Grocery
Myron Mason
Pearl Hanser
Union
Ty. W. S. Elliott
Mim Witt
J. R. Maher
Crocker
C. W. Warstarton
United States Department of Agriculture
Gallen Stongton
Artista
America
Karl Brandinburg
Berlin
Germany
Purcell
Iowa Falls
Chicago
Commis Don
Idaho
Washingtons
Kansas
Nebraska
Lake of Pines
Geo. W. Steep
Dean W. Peisen
Katherine Lyon
Henry D. Hanson
Haas Co
Legion Hall
Barrett
H. W. Emeny
Wisner Building
J. E. Noble
Davidsons
Music Department
Eldora and
Gulbransen
Ordera
Edgar
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