Local Social Notes From Marshalltown Area
Mrs Sam Lepley visited her parents in Marshalltown and returned home Saturday. Des Moines visitors H D Fenner and Ole Seim spent the weekend with local hosts. Glen Fagan hospitalized in Marshalltown received care and was moved to Iowa City for further treatment. The Gifford Woman's club met with Mrs Vance Adams with a lesson by Mrs James Gowdy and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Lepley
Bean
J. N. Bowen
Marshalltown
H. D. Fenner
Des Moines
H. N. Edmondson
Ole Seim
Glen Fagan
Claude Humphrey
Liscomb
Gee
Hallet
Emil Knutson
John Wilson
EB. Knapp
Vinton
McDonald
Gifford Woman's Club
Vance Adams
James Gowdy
C. EB. Anderson
Jesse Clay
Deaconess Hospital
Bascom Reece
Aera
Mon Lay
Iowa City
Jeanette Williams
Harry Stull
Velma Snider
Des Mainea
C. M. Snider
Mildred Moore
Waterloo
Sunday family visits and health notes in Liberty area
Charlie Trindie and his daughter spent Sunday at Mr. Brindle's father's home in Liberty. Mrs. John Templeton and daughter Grace visited Charlie Brindle on Sunday. John Lane Jr and his wife were in Union for the day. Mrs. Dava Glenn's health is not improving rapidly. Mrs. John Templeton and Grace were in Liscomb on Wednesday between trains consulting a doctor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Trindie
Mr. Brindle
Mark Brindle
Liberty
John Templeton
Grace
Charlie Brindle
John Lane, Jr
Union
Dava Glenn
John Templettt
Liscomb
Anna Okones and Ben Murra wedding at Reformed church
The marriage was celebrated Friday evening at 6 30 at the parsonage of the Reformed church by Rev William Landsiedal. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Otto Winter. A wedding dinner followed the ceremony at the parish residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Okones
Ben Murra
the Reformed Church
William Landsiedal
Otto Winter
The
Ackley couple wed as relatives gather in Parkersburg
The wedding notice lists Mr and Mrs Harm Okones hosting the event with the groom the son of Mr and Mrs Fred Murra of Ackley. After May 6 the Murra family will reside on a farm southwest of Ackley. Rev Lafidaledal and John Paterna attend a classical meeting in Orange City. Clarence Tuttle of Long Beach California visits cousin Bertha Doyen. B H Lindaman’s wife spends days in Parkersburg with daughter Mrs William Potera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harm Okones
Fred Murra
Ackley
Murra
Lafidaledal
John Paterna
Orange City
Clarence Tuttle
Long Beach
Calif
Misa Bertha Doyen
B. HL
Tdndaman Apent
Aeveral Daya
William Potera
Parkers- Dut
Death of William Gosslin at Monrovia Calif
Word was received Friday of the death of William Gosslin 62 a former resident here at his home in Monrovia California after an extended illness from tuberculosis of the throat He is survived by his widow formerly Cora Weber two sons Warren and Robert his stepmother Mrs Louis Gesslin two brothers John of this place and Charles of Sioux Falls SD three sisters Mrs Kimmo Tierce of Geneva Mrs Minnie Peters of Cedar Falls and Mrs Mary ONeill of Town Falls and three half brothers and four stepsons. The telegram gave no funeral details but it is expected the body will be brought here for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gosslin
Monrovia
Calif
Hain
Cora Weber
Warren
Robert
Louis Gesslin
John of
Geneva
Minnie Petera
Cedar Falla
Mary O'Neil
Town Falls
Local pharmacy owner expands into Hubbard store
Arthur Boeke, registered pharmacist with Stepan Drug Co in Marshalltown for three years, buys half interest in S. S. Boylan drug store at Hubbard and plans to enter the business June 1. Hubbard is Boeke’s boyhood home. his parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Boecke, live there. Mrs. Boecke will join him July 1 after leaving her cashier job at J. C. Penney Co. in Marshalltown. Across town, 1930 convention city plans and funeral attendance notes include Rev. W. R. Keesey and other clergy, with a long list of local attendees and visitors from Des Moines, Mason City, Minneapolis, and more. Dr. F. W. Desrdorff purchases the home owned by the Inte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Boeke
Stepan Drug Company
Marshalltown
S. S. Boylan
Hubbard
Mr. Boeke
S. H. Bocke
Bocke
Union Drug
J. C. Penney Company
Des Moines
W. R. Keesey
Ottumwa
I. L. Redenback
Marvin D. Woods
Gertrude Becker
Mason City
Iw. R. Johnson
Davenport
James Schramm
Burlington
James Shultz
Jimmie Clemons
Hurley
Clemons
Phillip McGowar
Virginia Ely
Minneapolis
Henry Schryver
Lee Graham
Nettie Shultz
Nettie Samis
Earing
Marvin Shultz
Iowa Falls
K. Cable
A. Kruger
Wants
Steamboat Rock
Julius Bailey
Joe Bailey
Libble Clemons
Clarence Hoffman
Owasa
Lottie Humphrey
Listomb
Lee Smith
George
Alden
Will Crosby
John Meier
Moore
Freeport
Nellie Shultz
Zearing
Shultz
Aug. Becker
Myrtle
Minn
Johanna Becker
Hubbard Hardware Co Sold to W H Wilson of Moities
Mrs Anna Strother and family joined local friends for a State Sunday School Convention in Waterloo. James Shultz, age 74, died after a long illness. He was born in 187? in Somerset County PA, married Addie McGowan, worked for C N W railway, survived by a large family including Winfred, Dion, Claud, Howard, Alfred, Twila, Mary, and Bertha, with siblings Emanuel of Mitchell and Nathaniel of North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Strother
John Liebenstein
J. W. Beck
Edna Gelhousa
Waterloo
Nelson and Son
George
Mason City
J. B. Strother
Wilson
Des Moines
Schiool
James Srulle
Lue Frang
Somerset County
Pennsylvania
Marshall County
Addie McGowan
Hubbard
Mr. Shultz
Winfred Shalts
Cole
Dion Shalts
Alden
Clauts
Shiltz
Mapleton
Gra
Howard
Alfred
Ataes
Mra Twila Wipgina
Omaha
Marsy
Besa
Lrothera
Emanuel
Mitchell
Nathaniel
Coolamma
Forth Carolina
Wie Shuitz
Sylvia Sehryver
Nettle Snamls
Iiste Com
Beatingalan
Fairview Mi M C 2 Martin Visit and Local News
Fairview notes describe Martin family visiting Midowa on Sunday, Mrs Kerrey to spend summer with them, Lepleys traveling to Hampton for shrubbery, Mrs Martin injuring her foot, and several locals including the Myers and Glampitt families mentioned with visits and small chores observed around town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mi. C
Martin
Midowa
Satunday
Kerrey
Wes Tlobson
Richard Lawrener
Union
P.T. Lepley
Hampton
D. Martin
Jake Templeton
Lemond Reese
Vin
Liss Martin
Suncin Gubbard
Floyd Crosley
Wendl Marti
Selly Philneau
Kandrawer
Arthur Glampitt
Prank Myers
Rostov
Jldora
Virgil Myers
Charles Dean
Sunday visitors and tittle-tattle about laundry theft
Sunday evening notes show Wendell Martin and wife visiting Marshalltown Saturday night, with Mrs. Guy Fildora and Mrs. Lota Stanley from Bangor stopping by for a few days. A laundress allegedly stole two Pullman towels, prompting a quip about remaining items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendell Martin
Marshalltown
Guy Fildora
Lota Stanley
Nese Bangor
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R.C. Marks & CO
Walter D. Myers
Steamboat Pock
Beer
Crit
Wellsburg
Fairview
Bridge Street
Iowa
Tol
U.S.A
Guy Dexter
Universal Aviation Corporation
Chicago
Kansas City
St. Louis
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Louisville
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
EL Dora
USA Air Mail
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