New Providence Community Notes Highlight Arts and Visits
The town reports a school stage painting by Wahl and raffle drawings won by Mrs. Clarence Reece Mrs Roy Wilson Roscoe Hunt and Jim Barnes. Community members attend events visit kin from Cedar Falls Newton and Ackley while Misses Morris Brindle prepare for Wisconsin summer university. Paralyzed Alpheus Hinshaw, 76, remains serious after a stroke as families gather and travel to California and Pasadena for relatives and summer plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munity Orchestra
Clarence Reece
Roy Wilson
Roscoe Hunt
Jim Barnes
Wahl
H. W. Andrews
Maurice
H. J. Lundy
Clear Lake
Glen Faragee
Newton
Glen Shockey
T. G. Rash
Oskaloosa
W. B. Rush
Harold Spencer
Forest Comfort
Eastern College
Elizabeth Lundy
Harold Chance
Muasscusetts
Wilson Hadley
Hadley
Cedar Falls
Brindle
Madison
Wis
State University
Myra Carter
Anna IT. Hadley
R. R. Hadley
Ackley
Riverside
Calif
R. F. Hennig
Omaha
Wood
Tess Reece
Burdine Reece
Chicago University
Ames
Alpheus Hinshaw
Lois White
Ruth Norman
Alice Martin
Frank T. Clampitt
Edith
Alice
California
Chicago
Community Notes From Iowa City To Ames
A string of local items covers travel to Iowa City for eye care, a Lepley park farm bureau picnic with light attendance, and Sunday school at the Ivan DeWitt home. Lois Reece won top honors in county and state record books, earning a mahogany writing desk at the Ames girls convention. Anna Martin marked her 80th birthday with kin nearby, June 10, while families in Mt Hamill and Town attended events and a stock sale. A family gathering in Jim Barnes’s home celebrated a 25th wedding anniversary. several members traveled to Ames for 4-H Club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Reece
Ames
Anna Martin
C. O. Hunt
Keith
Cady Reece
Mt. Hammill
Iowa
Myr
J. N. Martin
David Hawk
Rufus Faris
Mildred
Luella Faris
John Gibbs
Jim Barnes
Barnes
Ada Frazier
Alice Martin
Whitten Hauser descendants hold fourth annual reunion
The fourth annual reunion of the descendants of Thomas N. and Nancy B. Hauser gathered at Whitten Park and a nearby Church of Christ program featured music, readings, and a 1981 officer slate. Attendees included numerous Hauser family members from New York, Jessup, Waterloo, Marshalltown, Cedar Falls, Perry, Chicago, and Aplington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas N
Nancy B. Hauser
Whitten
Church of Christ
Bess Hauser
Virginia Hauser
Hauser
Jennie Lockard
Reading
George Clark
Jeanne Hauser
Naxvold Milter
Shirley Mastellar
Gordon Arends
Clark
Tucker
Cleo Hauser
New York City
Leah Mastellar
Jessup
Carol Madole and Son
Waterloo
L. B. Tucker
Marshalltown
D. R. Arends
Jack Arends
Cedar Falls
C. A. Hauser
Perry
and Lyle Hauser
Chicago
J. P. Arends
Aplington
Dean Soule
West Union
Soule
J. F. Thompson
Mesdames
Ray Long
George Blaha
Charles Long
Eastern Star
Iowa's vast farm wealth and transport reach noted
A survey of Iowa shows 213 439 farms and 282 000 motor vehicles including 24 000 trucks and 46 000 tractors. Radio reaching rural homes exceeds half the farms. Public schools paid 40 522 593.01 dollars in salaries last year for teachers. Iowa had 713 508 pupils aged 6 to 21 in public schools, about one pupil per 3.38 people. An odd quip notes cars could shuttle every resident at once with three per car. Road mileage totals 1 624.5 miles paved, implying vast highway plans across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Plains
Texas
Yucatan
Minnesota
Dubuque
Marshalltown
Farm Notes on Real Estate and Laying Dens
Farm notes report farm real estate values fell about 10 percent last year compared with the previous year. They advise keeping mash before laying dens all summer to boost egg production. Pig and chick growth on clean ground uses less feed per pound of gain, while soil phosphate depletion means soils will need phosphate fertilizer applications eventually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. “Li. Boatman
Lord Melbourne biography and literary scene noted
A New biography on Lord Melbourne surveys his personal influence on Queen Victoria alongside his political career. The item also reports on Women in the Authors Club, Padraic Colum’s return from Ireland, Delia Akeley’s Congo expedition, Nazimova’s theatre success, and the Harper’s Magazine eightieth birthday reflection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Melbourne
Victoria
Tertram Newman
Melbourne
Authors Club
MacMillan
da Tarbell
Sara Teasdale
Padraic Colum
Connecticut
Ireland
Delia Akeley
Africa
France
Congo
Nazimova
Guild Theatre
Turgenev
A&a
Ida Tarbell
William Allen White
Hamlin Garland
América
National Arts Club
Mary Austin
Henry Goddard Leach
John Taylor Arms
Cain's River
New Brunswick
Local notes on sermons visits and farewells at Hamburg
Hubbard Mr and Mrs H S Boeke and Mr and Mrs F A Winter have returned home after visiting Rev and Mrs William Buehler at Hamburg. Rev F L Rodenbeck spoke at Tripoli for the Evangelical churchs 50th anniversary. Various locals attend hospitals, travel, and family gatherings across Eldora, Darlington, Des Moines, Omaha, Sheridan, and Marshalltown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S. Boeke
F. A. Winter
William Buehler
Hamburg
F. L. Rodenbeck
Tripoli
Master Donald
Walter Balvant
Eldora Hospital
Anne Ziemke
Irene Gough
Darlington
Wis
Elmer Landon
Ernie Anderson
Des Moines
Omaha
Sheridan
Wyo
Harry Andrews
Elmer Boeke
Marshalltown
Justine Granner
Columbia University
New York
H. K. Granner
Florence Nelson
California
Nelson
Joe Stage
Agnes Liebenstein
Monona
Carl Klemmeer
Louise Brandt
Hartley
Arthur Rix
Minnie Walker
Ruth
Ames
Colorado
Denver
Ruth Oolke
Phoenix
Ariz
H. P. Bailey
Lillie Granner
Corona, Calif
Rel
Gilmore City
Alice Mannetter
Western Union College
LeMars
Karl Mannetter
Mannetter
Marie
Nurses Training Hospital
Bismarck
N. C
Carl Willig
Zenas Martin
Guilford College
Martin
Albert Ustermarkt
Milwaukee
M. B. Landon
Arthur Faust
Local Social Notes From South Pine and Nearby Areas
Mrs Harley Lawrence and daughter of Union visited the Chris Gehring home Tuesday. Grace Templeton stayed with Charles Prochaska near Whitten Tuesday. Roy Templeton and family of New Providence visited John Templeton Sunday. Charlie Brindle and family called on relatives in Audora Sunday afternoon. Mrs Glenn Eggleston of Whitten visited Fred Cundiff’s home last week. Mrs Fred Cundiff is reported on the sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mission Fields
Kentucky
Frances Sherman
Chicago
W. A. Marshmann
Catherine Boylan
Cleveland
John Liebenstein
Milwaukee
Wis
Harry Liebenstein
Sarah Fites
W. A. Bucy
Margaret
Orrsville
Arlene van Patter
Kenneth
Sioux City
Margie Vau Dussen
Harley Lawrence
Union
Chris Gehring
Grace Templeton
Charles Prochaska
Whitten
Roy Templeton
New Providence
John Templeton
Charlie Brindle
Eudora
Glenn Eggleston
Fred Cundiff
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Ziesman
East Side Square
Eldora, Iowa
Mr. Farmer
John T. LaForge & Sons
Eldora
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T. H. Schaa Agent, of
Schaa Produce Co
Ludwig
Putnam’s
Emil Ludwig
Titans
Beethoven
Rembrandt
Michelangelo
William Orpen
G. P. Putnam's Sons
Josephine Pollitt
Emily Dickinson
Amherst
Mr. Colton
Dickinson
Bluebird
Emily
Miss Pollitt
New England
Brooklyn
Paul Fulcher
Montmarte
Sacre Coeur
Argonne Forest
Cote Au Poivre
Verdun
Dorothy Canfield
My-en-Multien
Jack Amory
Mr. Fulcher
New York Times
Regis Michaud
Paris
Emerson
Harpers
Ludwigg Lewisohn
Professor Michaud
Harpers Magazine
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Mid-Western
Dora, Iowa
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