Timber Valley Sort Thayer Visits and Local Happenings
Wednesday evening at the John Barnhart home Thayer spent time with neighbors. Sunday visits included Miss Alan Reece near Lawn Hill, Kat Perry and Steam Boat Rock family with Edgar VanPatter, and Mrs. Esther Tevce funeral at Eldora followed by services. Various residents traveled to Hubbard and Mason City, attended a Lincoln school play, and held farewell gatherings at the Harmon home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sort. Thhyer
John Barnhart
Alan Reece
Near Lawn Hill
M. Mogsman
Kat] Perry
Steamboat Rock
Edgar VanPatter
Melvin Caughlin
Esther Tevce
Eldora
Mike Mossman
Hubbard
Clarence Harmon
Zearing
Warren Mossman
Wilbur’ Perry
Edgar van Patter
Mason City
Lincoln School
Towns Falls
Clark Whitney
George Cole
Geo
Melvin Laughlin
Homer Hunt
New Providence
Gaul Langford
Ethel Rielley
Mason Cty
Bert Thayer
Marnu Rielley
Will Langford
Local social and community notes from Des Moines area
John Sage, a business caller in Des Moines, and Clay Gibbs of Nevada visiting the Anderson cafe. Army Ambrose gave a scientific electricity lecture at the lyceum. Several residents moved houses and others recovered from illness. the Kings Heralda met, county W T U business, and Drug Gists Convention attendance noted. Maria Ellsworth wed Russell Ellsworth in Marshalltown. reception hosted by Art Tapp. weekend visits and various small events recorded in town society notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sage
Des Moines
Clay Gibbs
Nevada
Anderson Cafe
Chas
Beck
Progressive Club
Lyceum
Army Ambrose
W. C. Taber
Grandma Bege Lan
Bill Tabey
Fred Vieman
Bill Taber
Fred Begeman
Seige
Kings Heralda
Ruth Boylan
Sidney Fielder
Eagle Grove
Carrie Milla
New Providence
W. C. Hoelscher
R. R. Swallum
Richard Gerlach
William Jlartwig
Hampton
Albert Ustermart
Thornton
T. P. Guenther
Bridge Club
Theodore Moore
George Eller
Crosby
Zearing
Ed. Schmeier
L. M. Shade
Deénald
R. He, Albery
Falls
August Scharmeier
Lehmeier
Russel M. Ellsworth
Nellie Ellsworth
Lura Thackeray
Hidora
Marshalltown
Miss Thackeray
Sherman
Ellsworth
A. W. Manning
Q. W. Taber
Chas. Beck
D. E. Byam
Esther Hartwig
Local Ladies Host Methodist Aid Society Gathering
Mrs John Liebenstein and Mrs Clifford Liming hosted the Methodist Aid Society at the Liebenstein store on Saturday. The event featured quilting and social time. Mixes Bnavalyn Knowlea visited Elders Saturday night to spend Sunday with her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Liebenstein
Clifford Liming
Methodist
Ald Society
Quiltine
Mixes Bnavalyn Knowlea
Eldera
Pleasant Hill Community Notes on Sunday Activities
Rhodes family and neighbors in Pleasant Hill recount Sunday visits and Saturday market day. Charley Walters and family relocate east of Wilders, and multiple households host or visit friends in Eldora Union Collins Iowa Falls and surrounding areas. Mules sold, sick lists updated, and family movements noted across the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Rhodes
Family
Union
Rob Norman
A. B. Rash
Jim Bork
Sam Revere
Wayne
iRoy
Henry Mershman
Missouri
Clarence
Charley Maddle
Marie Panthen
Alfred Tiess
Starold Thompson
Andrew
Local Farm Moves and Family Visits Reported
South Pine area notes describe Rush returning from the Russel Smith home after days away. Burt Templeton and family visited John Templetons on Friday. Chris Gehring plans to put down on his farm. Wade Smith of Union handles work, Roy Templeton and family moved onto his father's farm near Chester last Friday. The Hart Templeton family moved onto the Burt Moore farm south of Gifford. Claude Spurlin and family moving near Noney Creek, Cecil and wife will occupy the Spurlins’ vacated house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Error Rush
Russel Smith
Burt Templeton
John Templetons
Chris Gehring
Wade Smith
Union
Roy Templeton
Chester
Hart Templeton
Burt. Moore
Gifford
Claude Spurlin
Noney Creek
Cecil Claybrook
Spurlins
Union Club Social and Family News Mixed With Notices
Union Mrs Viana Harveston hosted the Progressive Club gathering with papers on the Smithsonian Institution and operatic mentions by Mise Kiser plus musical numbers by local performers. A father and son banquet completed Federation church activities as deacons, teachers, and local officials attended. Cupid ties unions in Des Moines and Hamp ton areas with a wedding in Ames and a school teacher bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viana Harveston
Progressive Club
Myre
Is Lepley
Smithsonian Institution
Mise Kiser
Raymond Rash
Geofrey Gosling
Laddie Huheston
H. 2. Humphreys
Kennneth Wooten
C. L. Linscott
Sloan, and Son
F. Linscott
Kennebec
G. P. Simmons
I. W. Johnson
LeRoy Alberry
Michelville
H. H. Bailey
Melbourne
Federated Church
Father
Washington
Ladies Aid Society
F. F. Stover
D. D. Reynolds
G. D. Keppla
Liyan McLoud
Arthur Renaud
Clinton Stanfield
BE. G. Kauffman
Cupid
Union School Corps of
Dorothy Crom
Hampton
Shawan
Aber Klaaran
Ames
Mr. Scott
First Methodist Church
Des Moines
Union‘schools
Edora Churches Faith Timetable and Clergy Lists
A list of local churches with pastors and service times. Eldora Lutheran led by Rov. C S Traskow offers English services on the first and third Sundays at 8:00 pm and last Sundays at 2:00 am. St Mary’s Catholic and others follow their regular schedules. Methodist Episcopal, Church of Christ, Congregational, Nazarene, and Baptist churches each provide Sunday School times and worship services, with midweek prayers, Bible study, and youth programs noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
Roy
Noeaion
Chiceh
Serman
Church OF Christ
Thomas E. Morton
Sorview
Christian Endeavor
the Baptist Church
Robt. D. Kinney
RY P
Notice of the Appointment of Executors in Hardin County
In Hardin County Iowa estate of Fred Earnest Sprain deceased executors named as Margaret Sprain Towler Louis Sprain and Aymer D Davis attorney. Creditors to pay or present claims for allowance and file with the Clerk of the District Court Mabel A Howard Clerk District Court dated February 18 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Iowa
Hardin County
Fred Earnest Sprain
District Court
Margaret Sprain Towler
Louis Sprain Aymer D. Davis
Mabel A. Howard
Will and codicils of Clara Davis filed for hearing
In district court of Iowa a last will and codicils of Clara Davis deceased were filed opened and read. Hearing proof of validity set for March 15 1926 at the courthouse in Eldora Iowa. Clerk Mabel A Howard notes date February 17 1926. The rest of the text appears as stray commentary and does not affect the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handin County
Clara Davis
Eldera
Iowa
Mabel A. Howard
Diet and training tips from boxing coach for Howard
A boxing trainer discusses diet and conditioning for boxer Howard of Chicago. He argues for balanced eating and enjoyment of food, insisting athletes can train hard while still savoring meals. He cites examples like steak and wine in moderation and stresses tailored meal plans over rigid charts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kid Howard
Chicago
Blaney Systeig
Liam Mantel
Isa
York
Che
Sammy Mandell
Howard
Peiper
Siijeet
Dean
Advised Homemade Infant Formula Rates and Instructions
Old text outlines various stages of infant feeding with evaporated milk or cow milk substitutes, water dilutions, and feeding intervals from six weeks to twelve months. It provides measurements in ounces and cups, heatless preparation steps, and timings for day and night feeds, reflecting historical guidance on child nutrition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paria
Trent 4
Ehler
Tig Podatehuis
Tig Podatehuis Recompienitte Ude
Gvlvotreom Ceenereese
Miuc
New Providence social and moving notices around town
New Providence residents share news of visits and relocations as families move away weekly. among those leaving are Sandera, Glen Rubottom, Radl Garrett, Leslie Witmer, and Percy Maxwell, while many return home from visits and extended kinfolk gather for a Thursday church social and farewells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Humphrey
LaGrand
Vern Butler
Chicago
Co. EB. Butler
Roy Albery
Mitchellville
W. A. Albery
B. Rouse
Marshalstown
Salina
E. L. Hash
Kenneth Rash
Monona
Sandera
Glen Rubottom
Radl. Garrett
Leslie’ Witmer
Percy Maxwell
Immet Morris
Trueblood
Los
Helen Madden
Omaha
B. R B. Wood
Ross Reese
JC. A. Rash
Ann
Newton
IL. K
Ethmer Reece
Bidora
Reece
Clarence Fiscus
Madyville
Wendell Clampitt
Edith Hawk
Nother
Faber
Eldora
Fred Tansey
Ellen Tansey
Guy Heath
Thornton Tame
Walter Rogers
Ruell Garratt
Liberty
Joe Sanders
Detroit
Mich
Jan Pierce
Buckeye
Perry Maxwell
Missouri
Leslie Witmer
Marshalltown
Hatr~ Ve Bunch
Roy Cresan
Wayne Humphreys
Emil Sopher
Ackley Cleric attends Missouri synod board meeting
Rev. Ernest Seybold left Tuesday night for Higginsville Missouri to attend a Missouri Synod board meeting representing his district. He also visited his parents at Blue Springs Missouri. Other locals include Mrs Lens Thompson returning from Detroit and Miss Helen Harold heading home to Des Moines after a week with her father. Henrietta Yang left for Winslow Freeport and Illinois to visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Seybold
Higginsville
The
Missouri Synod
Blue Springs
Lens Thompson
Yuusday
Detroit
Mich
Ralph Devine
Helen Harold
Des Moines
A. W. Harold
Henrietta Yanng
Winslow
Freeport
Ilinois
Freanela
Steffan
A.sore Thrusht
Marshall Scott
Herman Seitstman Sam
Will Davidsson
Siko Kruse
Waterloo
Tetke Seitman
John
Ifeyo Boeklman
Jof Pitonka
Kemmu Seitsman
Kessley
Will Wolf
West of Abbott
Robert Wilbrandt
Robert
Girls Glee Club
Frank 'Ohlyian
George Pepperling
Heinz Hardware Store
Also Mentioned on This Page
Carl S. Newcomer
Sane
Jay S. Newcomer
Timber Valley
Scholfield Lumber Company
Ing
Liebenstein
Pleasant Hill
Ho Rhodes
Plo Narth
Tioey Ruciliele
A. Bo Rush
Javeht
Eldora Friary
Ghar Walters
Wilders T Wisilay
Havdy Rhodes
Old Lacy
Hindenburg
German Republic
Bsrt
Brooklyn
Eldora Churches
ST. Mary's Church
T. J. Dowling
New Catholic Ancyelopedia
London Times
Congregational
Albert R. Rice
Church OF the Nazarene
Ownsa
Cyril A. Cronk
Sehaok
Mussolini
Piauatic League of Nations
Earl of Craven
Cannady
FOOD
United States
Iittle
America
J. F. Myers
Hidora, Iowa
Day of
Whitten
Edgar Reece
Martha Williams
George W. Williams
Boise
Idaho
Ackley
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