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Newspaper

Hardin County Ledger

Location

Eldora, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1928

Page

3

Local and Personal Notes From Marshalltown Area

Dr A W Adama dentist office over Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co local and personal notes list G Diller owner of a new Chevrolet truck Misa Betty Russel was a Marshalltown caller Tuesday Misa Helen Rolfe spent the day in Marshalltown to spend the day Miss Ing Tyler state social service worker was here the first of the week on business Miss Mac Anderson attending school at Ames spent the weekend here Arnvold Manning of Oswero WM came Saturday for a few days George Gethman attending school at Ames spent a couple days at home L V Carter’s condition improving and he has been able to get up at odd times.

RE. G. Diller Misa Betty Russel Marshalltown Misa Helen Rolfe Stauffer- van Avery Chas. Norris Charles John Arnold Thes Moines Aimen McPherson Ing Tyler Geo. Lynk L. V. Carter George Gethman Ames

Ames and Des Moines Visitors and Weekend Notes

Des Moines callers included Mr and Mrs Myron Mason and Gerald and Me and Mrs C Griffith. Ruth Chaney and Frances Merritt, Ames students, visited home folks. Ted Stielow and baby from Ames spent the weekend with Frank Oldenberg’s family. Dr D B Lucas of Chicago stayed with cousin Mrs Landis. Patience Hicott of Marshalltown visited with nieces Mrs Will Nissen and Naomi Quinlan. For sale old touring car good condition bargain ask Cal Roylan. Wyatt Johnson and family went to Des Moines for the Retail Merchants Convention. Wal Hana of Augusta Kansas visiting sister Mrs G C Gethman. John Axmear of Keswick visited Needham family. formerly trained at the Training School. Major Waterer visiting his niece Mrs Win Beecroft, returned to Savannah Mo.

Myron Mason Gerald C. Griffith Des Moines Ruth Chaney Frances Merritt Ames Ted Stielow Baby Mis Frank Oldenberg D. BE. Lucas Chicago Landis Patience Hicott Marshalltown Ber Will Nissen Naomi Quinlan Cal Roylan Wyatt Johnson Tes Moines Retail Merchants Wal Hana Augusta Kansas Slater G. GC. Gethman John Axmear Keswick Needham John Win. Beecroft Suvannah

Work Clothes Offer for Men at Local Store

Local shop advertises 220 weight plain blue overalls in all sizes at 1.15 dollars and full cut blue work shirts. Oshkosh B'Gosh overalls and jackets are also carried along with Enoch Larson clothing.

Enoch Larson

Bake sale planned at Wilmont's store on Saturday

The class of Mrs. Marsh will hold a bake sale at Wilmont's store this Saturday. Geo. Edick left for Indianapolis to work after attending his father's death. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Sheller of Chambersburg arrived for a visit with Percy Sheller and relatives. Mrs. John Schweitzer returned home to Huston Texas after attending her grandmother Fannie La Rue's funeral. Carl and Gerald Williamson are in Des Moines for employment. Mrs. Walter Martin and children from Osage plan a visit to her father John Hall. Easter bonnet shopping urged at Landis Shoppe. Joseph Johnson and his mother Mrs. M. HE Hoover, seriously ill, returned to Omaha. Mr. and Mrs. Trobert DeBois of Haehigsh spent Sunday with Chas. Frank. Bonnie Johnson, visiting for two months, returned home.

Marsh Wilmont Geo. Edick Chag Edick Indianapolis Ind C. W. Sheller Chambersburg Percy Sheller John Schweitzer Fannie la Rue Huston Texas Carl Gerald Williamson Des Moines Gerald Armour Creamery Company Walter Martin Osage John Hall Grace Brickle Carl P. Johnson Joseph M. HE. Hoover Omaha Nebr Trobert DeBois Haehigsh Chas. Frank Bonnie Johnson

Iowa Fire Losses in 1927 Show Heavy Farm Dwellings Lead

Iowa's 1927 fire toll totaled 722,175 with Hardin county at 47,004 in fires. Farm dwellings suffered 7,403,078 in losses while town dwellings reached 1,403,07K. Defective flues caused 446,281 in losses. match and smoker carelessness added 127,346. Spontaneous hay and straw fires caused 228,104 in losses. average daily fires were about fourteen, costing 1,798 per day.

Eriba Hays Iowa Crany

Dr Molgard Veterinarian At Kramer Feed Shed

Dr Molgard listed as veterinarian at the Southwest corner Kramer Feed Shed with office and residence phone numbers 448 L and 448 M respectively, indicating a local business listing.

Molgard Kramer Wisner Building

Local Social Notes and Obituary From Eldora Area

Weekly activity includes visits by Miss Eather Harris and relatives, travel of Mrs Emma Schwebke, and gatherings at Mason City and Hampton. J D Thompson, 96, longtime Providence township resident, dies in Seattle with burial planned in Midland area. marker of gold rush era and family links noted. Haas Co shows surge in home sewing interest with new fabrics and patterns.

For Sale and Local Notices from Grundy Center

For Sale items include 100 bn Marquis Spring Henry Claassen business caller in Grundy Center yesterday. Ralph left for Omaha on business. Sunbeam Bayer Bloomers at The Haas Store for $1.00. Miss Roxie Vinton operated on for appendicitis at Hilsworth hospital. Miss Gladys Philips teaching near Marshalltown spent weekend with parents. Miss Josephine Sikkema of Hampton visited Lois Patton. Mrs. Jennie Volkera visiting Marshalltown returned home. Mrs. Ralph Ibach helped care for her brother Russel Landis who is sick. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Van Patter and son Billy of Town Falls spent Sunday with the Hardy family. Two notes mention Miss Dorothy Marks teaching at Moayshalltown. For Sale about 25 soiled and discontinued styles of blankets at reduced prices. extra heavy overalls at $1.45. Blue or gray work shirts at Tic. Oshkosh Bosh overalls and jackets carried. Enoch Larson, Clother.

Stauffer- van Avery Henry Claassen Grundy Center Ralph Omaha Nebr Sunbeam Bayer Haas Roxie Vinton Hilsworth Hospital Gladys Philips Marshalltown Josephine Sikkema Hampton Lois Patton Jennie Volkera Ralph Ibach Town Falls Russel Landis W. L. van Patter Billy S .A. Hardy Dorothy Marks Moayshalltown Marsh Haas Store

Landis Shoppe dresses debut with new banquet line

The Landis Shoppe announces a new banquet dress line arriving today. Separate notes mention Sale 100 hectares of Marquis Spring Wheat by Stauffer Van Avery. Social items include Cedar Rapids visitors, sisterly gatherings, and kinship travels. Speculation links Pence family to California dam disaster with no updates since last fall.

Landis Marquis Stauffer - van Avery Robert Lindsay Cedar Rapids Chas. Speers F. D. Felton Nellie Jennie Perkins Joe Fagg Texas George Ft. Worth Henderson Lawrence Midland Lawrence Fage Ludwig Schubbert Claude Gisler Paat Waverly Gisler William Pence California Pence

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THE Homburg Blackmung A. W. Adama Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co H. W. Stonebrook F. H. Herrald Hardin County National Bank Hardin County Abbie Runkle Karl Roartmaan South Dakota Wesleyan University Ohio Crustline Hurline Roscman Mitchell Weather Bureau Jack Sprat Mason’s Sr Sherm's Hammermill Bond Typewriter Lamprecht Babcock Barrett Produce Station Eldora Gtf Tineyentte Presbyterian D. H 4Th St Lawl Russell Roupe Albion Rhode Eather Harris Grinnell Geo. McCaskey Ebert Follett Emma Schwebke John Ralls Laura Ralph Hardy R. D. Fahler Mason City A. E. Stonebrook Lyle Schear H.W. Stonebrook Fred Schmitt Mandan N.D H. A. Schmitt Henry Newa Eldora Seattle, Wash J. D. Thompson Providence Township Thompson Angie G. L. Frazier Elmora Haas Co H. W. Emeny SELZ
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