Timber Valley Social Roundup Ties Townspeople’s Happenings
Paul Rolfson helped Peter Doty with dragging Tuesday. Arthur Schwebke was injured Tuesday night when a wagon loaded with lumber rolled onto his foot and has been off work the past week. Mr and Mrs Will Danger called at the Peter Doty home Tuesday afternoon. Lizzie Putteammer was a Hubbard caller Tuesday. Claude Miller and family were Town Falls visitors Saturday evening. Mrs Philin Knowles and daughter Bannalyn, Mrs Peter Doty and two sons, and Mrs Otto Kulow visited Henry Putteammer Wednesday afternoon. The Clyde Knowles family have enjoyed a radio since Sunday morning. Warren Mossman spent the weekend with George Hartman in Eldora. Mr and Mrs Ells Perry and daughter Evelyn were guests at the John Van Patter home Sunday. Willie McBride took Mr and Mrs Dillman to Eldora Sunday morning.
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Paul. Rolfson
Peter Doty
Arthur Schwebke
Will Danger
Sunday Visits Highlight Local Families in Community Notes
Mr and Mrs Otis Waldo and their young daughter were Sunday guests of Herman Tackenburg. Mr and Mrs Rollie Van Patter and daughter Norma visited Edgar Van Patter. Homer Hunt joined his daughter Mrs Melvin Laughlin for a Saturday evening call, then returned to Ann Providence with Roscoe Haunt who also spent Sunday at Laughlin’s. Mrs Philip Knowles listened to a radio for the first time in seventy years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Waldo
Herman Tackenburg
Rollie van Patter
Norma
Edgar van Patter
Homer Hunt
Melvin Lauchlin
Ann Providence
Roscoe Haunt
Laughlin
Philip Knowles
Social Roundup of Point Pleasant Residents
Miss Elsie Halfpop spent Thursday night with Miss Agnes and Mabel Mitterer. Mr Beverly Clark visited Mrs Arthur Reese in the afternoon. Carroll Sheldon and Miss Eileen Lillis spent Thursday evening with Miss Lillis' parents at Town Falls. The Genter school closes Friday for summer vacation. Willie Engelking returned home from Eldora hospital. Families and friends gather for visits and light social calls across Point Pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Halfpop
Miss Agnes
Mabel Mitterer
Beverly Clark
Arthur Reese
Carroll Sheldon
Friend
Eileen Lillis
Miss Lillis
Town Falls
Carl Halfpop
Miss Elsie
Grace Halfpop
John Sheldon
Ames
Genter School
Walter
Louise Engelking
Clara Halfpop
William Keoppen
Jace
Floyd Beasley
Jaughter Lucille
Rube Bondy
Martha Louise
Alma Hierman
Fidora
Arnold
Ziesman
Frank Nehring
Pearl Brown
J. L. Mitterer
Mina Linda Schwebke
Tais Ovgall
Susie Gabauta
Eldora
Chas
Willie Engelking
Eldora Hospital
Carl Halfpep
August Engelking
Johnnie Kruger
Hidara
John Mitterer
Platt home quarantine lifted as Ferne improves
The quarantine is lifted from the Platt home and Ferne shows gradual improvement. No new scarlet fever cases reported. A nurse cared for Pearl Bowers who has been seriously ill for days. Harlow Bowers and family and Mr and Mrs Harry Wells visited Irve Cakerice Monday evening. Mrs Wells known in Iyester as Miss Pless Snark. the Wells have visited the Bowers home recently. Fred Essig Wes Mosts and Irve Cakerice were Wellsburg callers Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platt
Ferne
Pearl Bowers
Harlow Bowers
Harry Wells
Wes Mosts
Irve Cakerice
Wellsburg
No School Recount Delays and Local Social Notices
No school Thursday and Friday due to eighth grade exam recount at No. A Township. Little Lucille Pratt returns to school Monday. Nid society met at the hall Wednesday afternoon. Mrs John Sheller to entertain the fvester Merry Makers Thursday. Miss Dan Turner visited Mrs Teve Cakevice at Hussons last Tuesday. Miss Fila Rekina helped Mrs Karl Gobner clean house last week. Dan Turners were Marshalltown callers last Wednesday. Trustees doing church repair work. Sunday services attendance small due to scarlet fever scare. Miss Mary Slifer called at Winns and Cakerice home Thursday. Mrs Alice Shirk visiting daughter Mrs Pearl Bowers. Dan Sheller went to Marshalltown to spend Sunday at hospital with Mrs Sheller Chas Schwab at Deaconess hospital improving slowly and to come home. Homer Aiken nearly recovered from fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No. A
Lucille Pratt
Nid Society
John Sheller
Fvester Merry Makers
Dan Turner
Teve Cakevice
Hussons
Mise Fila Rekina
Karl Gobner
Dan Turners
Aule Small
Mary Slifer Enlleil
Winns and
Cakerlce
Homer
Alice Shirk
Pearl Bowers
Dan Sheller
Marshalltown
L. L. Hauser
H R Hauser
Mabel Price
Park
Harold Moore
C. L. Mabie
Needle Work Club
Ezra Tang
W. W Soule
Mra Rowland
Williams
Cleveland
Eagle Grove
Fred Long
Local social rounds note visits and family gatherings
Fairview families including the Rubottoms and Normans visited friends and relatives at multiple homes last week and weekend. Jody Steeman and her daughter Marty recovered from mumps while Forest Rhodes stayed with brothers Verne and Wayne over the weekend.
Whitten high school visits Keyser Hereford farm
Whitten High School agriculture class toured R E Keyser's farm southwest of Whitten on April 28. Kinzer guided the group through the barn, showed two aged cows, two yearling bulls, two young heifers, and two calves, weighing them and judging conformation while noting texture, neck, and hindquarters.
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Whitten
Keyzer
R. E. Keyser
H. D. Kinzer
Lnaucer Woodford
Eple Lad
Weing
Ieee Agriculture Manual
Laucer Woodford
Maple Lad
Kentucky
Alton
Walthad Cbs
Acer Woodford
Tehueee Wogaterds
Prompt Handling of Potato Crop Marketing
United States Department of Agriculture outlines quick banding of early potato crops and how to market them. The bulletin explains district shipping points, market outlets, stock timing, and factors affecting prices, urging growers to study crop news and official reports to profit from new and old stock, with copies available from Washington, D. C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Faotora
Bulletin
Berture
Brower
Washington, D. C
Beefing Young Bull Is Not Profitable Practice
New York state college of agriculture warns against selling promising purebred bulls too early. Farmers often discard young bulls before judging their daughters’ quality. A study of 376 bulls shows ages from under nine months to seven years, with only 13 bulls old enough for reliable value estimates.
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New York State College of Agriculture
Pigs Benefit From Salt Access In Farm Study
In a Rural Iowa实验 station field trial led by Professor Evvard pigs showed better growth when given regular salt access. Pigs with free access to salt outperformed those restricted to 1/4, 1/2, or 1 ounce per head daily. Salt could be provided via trough or self feeder.
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Piga
Evvard
Lowa
Japanese Millet Useful as Feed for Live Stock
Japanese millet may be weed free green feed and cured seed crop. It offers advantages over other feed crops with practical use and is promoted as a reliable livestock feed. Farmers report benefits from growing millet as a fodder and seed supplement.
Fragmented OCR: unclear headline from historical page
Readable text is severely garbled with misspellings and scattered phrases. No coherent event, names, or dates emerge to identify a report.
OWASA School Notes and Annual Events Recap
School notes report a Mother Goose party for first graders and Miss Bakkie to welcome next year’s class, with a May 7 gathering at 1 PM. Junior-Senior banquet at Methodist church basement was a success, menu listed. Rain forced indoor picnic for grades, with baseball cut short. Freshman, eighth grade, and high school outings planned this week in Sulphur Springs. Grounds improvements include new flower beds and fence work, with upgraded baseball facilities and backstops by the manual training class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Ladies Aid Anciety
Calery Parker House
Rolta
Bnae
Local Notes Highlight Visits and Rail Service Change
Hubbard community residents and visitors are mentioned in a roundup of social calls and travel. A railroad suspension cuts train service between Jewell and Tamw, leaving a single daily departure in each direction. The piece also notes visits by Mr. Wale Roberts, Miss Telosan Peterson, Mr. James Marshman, and others, plus a post office interior remodel and local club meeting.
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Wale Roberts
Lake City
Town
James Marshman
Telosan Peterson
Mar Robert Faye
Carroll
Iowa
R. R. Swallum
Laura Peterson
Elizabeth Guthrie
Mary Guthrie
State Teachers’ College
Cedar Falls
W. A. Atkinson
Hampton
Atkinson
James Blair
Take Park
H. BE. Hilker
Fredericks
Conrad
Othille Gronner
Hubbard
Los Angeles
California
W. G. Clancy
John H. Randall
Binghampton
New York
Randall
Richard Hiller Randall
Jewell
Tamw
Aga
Charles Beck
Ruth
Farnhamville
Beck
T. K. Boyland
Dee Moines
Herriot Clangy
H. R. Grane Oer
Harry Mitchell
Churdan
Rebekah
August Bethke
Mollie Bethke
Lea Wihney
Marshalltown
Progressive Club
Elmer Books
Baat Aiarns Ud
May Events and Church Notes Highlight Local Life
Woodatuck resident Mrs. Mourlain visits W A Piper home. A A Blair recovering at home from an infected hand. An X-ray by Dr Wray last week. Senior Philathen class hosts Miss Lottia Dreier home. May Breakfast planned for May 11. Fred Horocka family visit Farnhamville. Salem Church notes list services and weekly programs. Hubbard Methodist Church invites all to Sunday services. May 4 start of evening services at Will A Piper's church. Miss Mannetter hosts Indy school faculty for shower in honor of Miss L Reike. three act play Anne What’s Her Name slated May 1–2. Hardin County primary election notice on June 2 proposing a county home costing up to 37000000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Mourlain
Woodatuck
Iowa
W. A. Piper
A. A. Blair
Wray
Philathen
Misa Lottia Dreier
Lottia Dreier
Elizabeth Guthrie
Nice
Fred ‘Horocka
Farnhamville
Rorecka
Salem Church
L. Hass
Arch
Hubbard
Orelock
Asia
Eelock
Will A. Piper
Mannetter
Indy
Marjorie
Wadys Meeker
Miriam Faust
Barbara
Juanita Cox
Mooney
Wilma Meeker
Willie Peabody
Orion Drier
Dornan
Harry Mauck
Grandma
Iddéas
Notice to Legal Voters of Hardin County Iowa
Notice is given that there will be submitted to the legal voters of Hardin County Iowa for approval or consideration a matter stated in this notice. Voters are advised to prepare for upcoming sessions and review related documents as required by law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardin County
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Iowa Mutual
Stephen
Timber Valley
Point Pleasant
Ivester
Whitten, Iowa
McCormick
A. J. Mabie
C. F. Long
Hauser Bros
Fairview
C. A
Farlow Rubottom
Roba Norman
Birda Fay
Rosete Josep
Rhodes
Roba Normen
Bessie Irs
T. W. Reece
Bichy Jessup
Blam Benbow
Renenr
N. Rudalek
Forest Rhodes
Verne
Wayne Rhodes
Ray Andrews
Duane
Clint Martin
Owasa
Board of Supervisors
Anna
Calvin Boylan
Otab
Wreigley
Vilmont Furniture Store
Aymer D. Davis
Hardin County Nat'l Bank
James L. Cameron
Citizens Savings
Bank Eldore
Wendell Huston
Lealie Jewelry
Eldorsa
Phoria
Chas. L. Hays
Opposite Court House
Hardin County Abstract
J. L. Cameron
Citizens Savings Bank
Henry W. Sedvert
FERE
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