Social Roundup in Hagle City and Nearby Towns
Mrs Frank Robb visited her daughter in Marshalltown. Bert Trente spent time with hometown friends Sunday. Mr and Mrs Marshall Scott attended the Marshall County Fair and visited Rollin Knight home. Lyman Mulford of Eldora and Cady Bacon family enjoyed riverside picnics. John Ellison is back in Iowa City hospital. Mend supports for speedy recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Robb
Loyde Plum
Marshalltown
Bert Trente
Marshall Scott
Lambright
Lyman Mulford
Eldora
Chester Keller
Mason City
Clyde Huse
Rollin Knight
Mr. Eldred
Wade
Ackley
Marshall County
Goose Creek notes on bridge work and farm chores
Goose Creek reports Charles Kusderow and helpers filling approaches to a new concrete bridge near the Boody home as plowing winds down for the season. The piece mentions seed drying advice, Jack Frost, and local residents like Arnold Ziesman, Master Albert Ziesman, Reuben Boody, Beverly Glark, and the Boody family during a recent weekend and midweek visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kusderow
Boody
Jackie Frost
Eldora
Hotel Wheeler
Carl
William Ziesman
Arnold Ziesman
Minnesota
Albert Ziesman
Thu
John Mitterer
Sturlebaker
Reuben Boody
Beverly Glark
Mrs. Boody
Guy Gould
Eldora Visitors Attend Eldora Fair and Horse Races
Visitors from Eldora and Marshalltown attended the fair and horse races this week. Notables included Frank E. Kelley C S Boody and O S Boody who were seen at Hubbard and in corn fields with Beverly Clark Gue Gould and Arnold Ziesman. John Mitterer began cutting corn fodder during Friday morning activity at the fair grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldora
Frank E. Kelley
Marshalltown
C. S. Boody
Hubbard
Beverly Clark
Gue Gould
0. S. Boody
Arnold Ziesman
John Mitterer
Local Social Notes From East Ellis and Surroundings
Miss Dorothy Costello spent Wednesday evening in the George Jackson home. Several residents attended gatherings in nearby homes and schools, with visits from Garnet Jackson and Pearl Beecher noted. The Melrose ball team played a second game with German Township on Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Costello
George Jackson
Marian Lawless
Fred Riske
Eldora
Garnet
Jackson
Ben Wick
Bert Beecher
Minnesota
Flossie Risk
Garnet Jackson
Eldora High School
Pearl Beecher
Marie Tietz
Claude Sanders
Tred Riske
Ela
Flossie Riske
Archie Holt
Melrose
German Township
Ivester Fights To Ten Inning Victory Over Opponent
A lengthy ten inning contest ended 3 to 2 in Ivester's favor. Local residents visited relatives, and families attended gatherings as Ivester community members planned the Sunday School convention. The Pill Bottle play was rehearsed for a show at Mansell consolidated school auditorium. Little Audrey Hess suffered a serious knee injury in a recent accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivester
Leonard Ham
Lowell Norman
D. L. Brubaker
Misa Thelma Dobson
Dan Turner
Bruce Albright
Frank Petty
Chicago
Harlo Bowers
Grandma Strickler
Neil Burnett
Eldora and
Mansell Consolidated School
Will Sayer
West Threshing Ring
Martin Schwarck
Viola Slifer
Mt. Morris
Ill
Robert King
Dakota
Joe Smith
Audrey Hess
Northwest Tipton Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mr. and Mrs. Hilmer Harris and daughter visited Story City on Saturday. Mrs. Fred Nehring and children stayed with Henry Wehrman in Eldora on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Qle Harris were in Roland Sunday. The Larsons of Roland visited their daughter Mrs. Hiller Harris. Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Kahra of Story City called at Leerburg and Towley homes Wednesday. Miss Mitchell spent the weekend in Union. Ernest Kosanke helped Carl Moroni with corn. Ledger ad covers a large territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilmer Harris
Story City
Fred Nehring
Henry Wehrman
Eldora
Qle Harris
Roland
Larson
Hiller Harris
L. C. Kahra
Leerburg
Towley
Miss Mitchell
Union
Ernest Kosanke
Carl Moroni
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hagle City
Goose Creek
East Ellis
Jess Clinton
Sam Huffman
James Lawless
MacDonald
Charles Jackson
Tipton
Ledger
F. D. Felton
Whitten
Duroc Jersey
Hayes
Deere
Robinson
H. P
Ladies Aid Society
Tery Lane
Ation
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