Social Calendar Highlights Local Clubs March 20 21 24 26
March social calendar lists Lutheran Ladies M rs Kewatt and others, Noble Grands, Loyal Women s Bible Class, Home Missionary Society, and many dinners, bridge and needlework gatherings. Participants include Mrs. Jen nie Smith, Mrs. W E Marsh, Mrs. C J Piper, Mildred Lewis, Mrs George Ward, and visiting guests from Pasadena and Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kewatt
W. GC
T. A
W. C. Mulford
Jennie Smith
Nell Smith
Noble
Roy Bonner
Loyal Women’s Bible
Dora Lindsay
King
Home Missionary Society
M. E. Church
W. E. Marsh
M. W. Or
C. J. Piper
Apollo Club
Mildred Lewis
Woman’s Club
George Ward
Watangea Inn
Local Community Notes From Comfrey Minn Area
Bob King of Comfrey called on his uncle G R Bailey and many neighbors called or visited during the week. The calendar lists farm, school, and church events, band practice, a funeral at Fills church, a telephone meeting, and a Farm Bureau ladies meeting planned for March 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob King
Comfrey
Minn
G. R. Bailey
Jake Starr
R. Bailey
Iowa Falls
Frank Schafer
Anna Marie
Fred Dole
Wm. Allen
Chicago
Henry Wheeler
Eldora
A. M. Doud
Frank Cable
Jack Perkins
Berlin
Kenneth
W. A. Allen
Arthur
Grundy Center
Timber Valley
Jackson Township Farm Bureau
Enno Luiken
Laura Bowers Shifts Beauty Career In Marshalltown
Laura Bowers returns from Waterloo after beauty culture study and will work at B and B Beauty Shoppe in Marshalltown. Visitors from Washington Iowa include Mr Leo Soule and wife, while Loyd Long comes home from Marshalltown hospital. Royal Neighbor play set at schoolhouse Friday March 21 with admission 15 and 256 cents. A. A. Agnew and family visit N S Flaherty at Alden. Kensington Club meet at M B E Day home. biennial election on Monday March 31 with Citizens ticket filed and Mayor J W Wilcox plus Councilmen J R Rey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Bowers
Waterloo
Marshalltown
Leo Soule
Washington
Iowa
Amanda Soule
J. F. Thompson
Loyd Long
Marshalltown Monay
School House
A. A. Agnew
N. S. Flaherty
Alden
Geo. Blaha
Kensington Club
Town Bankers Slammed By Citizens In Heated Exchange
In a sharp public quarrel, two citizens condemn the local bankers as the worst in town. They blame bankers for ruining hardworking plow hands and trap drummers and deny borrowers access to credit. The dispute highlights distrust in local finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentieth Century Club
J. F. Hardin
Alaska
Local notices and social updates from Marshall County
Assessor and treasurer candidates named R. R. Eggleston M. E F Day Geo Mabie and J F P Thompson plus GC W Clough and Amos Hauser. A mother and daughter banquet is set at the Christian church on Tuesday March 18 at 7. Residents Loyd Long recovers after operation at Deaconess hospital in Marshalltown. Several Marshalltown visitors and callers are listed with names and households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
F. D. Hauser
I. E. Lyon
Messick
Nelle Price
L. B. Tucker
Don Williams
Commodore Fallowfields Farm
Gifford Social Ties Show Weekend Visits Across Town
Gifford residents hosted and visited relatives and friends Sunday and over the weekend. Names include the Campbells Reeces Lawlers Carsons Howards Taylors and Snovels among others with trips to Union LeGrand Marshalltown and Eldora. A community dinner at Shephard Cemetery and gatherings at Geo Hall ay and Mark Snovel homes highlight a busy local social calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Cgc. Moore
Clarence Reece
New Providence
A. GC. Campbell
Guy Campbell
Byers
W. A. Campbell
Union
Eric Erickson
LeGrand and
Ames
Wilford Grove
Ness Construction Co
Tom Lawler
Ed Lawler
James Buckles
Fort Dodge
Fred Mason
Cedar Rapids
Marshalltown
Robert Miller
Mildred Moore
Waterloo
H. C. Moore
Glen Fagan
Nash Knotts
Illinois Grove
Shephard Cemetery
Geo. Hallay
Peter Lepley
Pearl Bowers
Jim Bowers
Conrad
Mark Snovel
Gifford
George Snovel
Oral
Charles
Chas. Adams
H. Wright
Helen Foster
Ethel Lucile Shives
R. E. Miller
Ole Seim
Ted Pope
Oral Adams
Ed Lepley
D. F. Chestnut
Eldora
Providence Farm Bureau Sees Growth At Third Meeting
New Providence attendance rose at the Providence township Farm Bureau monthly meeting. The program titled Soils Limestone and Fertilizer featured talks by Chaos Wood Earl Marsh Luther Williams and County Agent Olson who summarized profitable fertilizer treatments. Music from the town orchestra and a male quartet accompanied the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence Township Farm Bureau
County Farm Bureau
Chaos Wood
Earl Marsh
Luther Williams
Olson
Farm Bureau program notes leadership Chamness and crop mix
Leadership of Barney Chamness summarized a Farm Bureau program noting cowpeas for hay improve when grown with other crops. Sorgos or kafirs with cowpeas yield good hay or silage, aiding curing and providing a balanced ration relished by livestock. Other suitable crops include Sudan grass Johnson grass soybeans millet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barney Chamness
Farm Bureau
Also Mentioned on This Page
Citizens Savings Bank
Ezra Nuckolls
Winchester Hotel
Hannah Shopper
Pasadena
Calif
Mage
F. F.C. Bridge Club
Carl Krause
Soli
Edward White
John Minton
Www. M. Miller
Leo Megan
Hardy
Hickory Haven
Pine Lake
Daniel Megan
LeRoy Stielow
Kansas City
Leo Lawton
Bridge
J. R. Maher
Harold Lyons
N. S. Carpenter
WN. N. Reese
Church of Christ
H. A. Hall
W. M. Millex
Amanda Gunther
Laura Hardy
Neu Bridge Club
G. D. Smith
Chas. Schafer
Smith
Leslie Colbornson
Encino
Ehey Club
George Jepelin
St. Patrick
Robert Smith
L. K Welsh
Jackson Township
Supervisors
Margaret Starr
Jessie Chegwyn
Myrtle Satterfield
Anna Person
Peisen
D. M. Nyquist
Wayside Inn
Elvin Ryan
Needlecraft Club
W. H. McDonald
Sobalie
Tom Protheroe
Dersham
Fallerby
Friendly Club
Joe Pierce
Elsie Howard
Chas. Hodge
Lucille
Mary Pierce
Chas. Mitchell
Happy Hustlers
Louise Baker
Miss Carpenter
Dorothy Dickenson
C. C. Gethman
P. E. QO
A. D. Davis
Kentucky
Cora Wilson Stewart
Leslie Pettigrew
Martha Berry
Georgia
Alvin C. York
Tennessee
H. H. Nazett
Rough Woods
John Sheldon
Melody Club
Brahms
W. H. Mitchell
Kathleen
Arleene Bonner
Virginia Lewis
Angelin Davzes
Bob Werrald
Married People’s Club
Congregational Church
Agnes Ernwine
Europe
Royal Gould
W. O. Lawrence
W. G. Clark
A. L. Johnson
Eastern Stars
Claire Preston
Radcliffe
John Boylan
Preston
Andrie
Hardin County
University Women
Ackley
Clayton Chenette
Raymond Hadley
Mangan
Mark Young
R. L. Protheroe
Book Club
Public Library
Laughing Boy
Oliver LaFarge
L. J. Rice
J. A. Johnston
Hughes
Harry Moser
Leonard Lind
Leota Hardy
Ladies’ Society
Ladies’ Society of the Congregational Church
C. M. Haas
Fannie Morse
Virgie Haas
California
George Steep
van Duyn
Frank Klatt
Town
A. H. Cleveland
Goldfield
Paul Silatt
Buckeye
Edith Hartman
Gowrie
August Frerichs
Walter Swain
Frank Crippen
Chas. Hoyt
George Frerichs
Nelle Turner
Keeneman
Hodge
Boyd
Dean W. Peisen
Methodist
G. L. Frazier
Robert Todd
Merrick
Addie Seymour
Algona
Eldora Friends
Galen Tilden
Iowa State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Eldora Federation of Club Women
Chas. Merrick
Nevada Women's Club
Cromar
Women's Club
L. V. Carter
National Federation Executive Board
Washington, D. C
Winter
National Federation
Mrs. Winter
Netherlands
France
Italy
Federation Board
Carrie Chapman Catt
Federation
D. M. Barnes
Fdear
Manora Boylan
Drama Club
Court House
Social Service
Lague
Caroline B. Hedger
Lincoln Memorial Foundation
W. Cc. T. Us
O. M. Barnes
City Federation
Edgar Kunath
Kunath
Tiuiekk
Ina Jet
Peise
S. W. Needham
Burlington
Gun Metal Romance
Sable
Biscay
Haas
Whitten
Esse Bonner
Marcel
Mae Ballantyne
The
Haas Co
Zion Mills
Marshall, Field and Co
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