05 Apr 1929
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Newspaper
Le Grand Reporter
Location
Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1929
Page
1
The article extols dependability as the foundation for a thriving community. It argues that mutual trust among daily contacts and business leaders builds a solid base for local growth and urges residents to depend on one another to strengthen the town.
Hampshire hog judge R L Pem berton plans multiple state fairs across the central west. Illinois Springfield August 19 Des Moines August 26 Ohio Columbus August 31 Indiana Indianapolis Sept 5 Nebraska Lincoln Aug 30 to Sept 6 with Hampshires Chester Whites and Spotted Polands. An April PTA meeting features weather bureau expert Fred L Disterdick and Lewis Dunham and the glee club.
A patchwork of farm sales weather talk and social news fills the page. Classifieds include cattle wants, pota toes for sale, and batteries. several residents visit relatives and relocate. Community events list Eastern Stars dinners and PTA weather talks amid road condition notes and local travel.
The March edition notes volleyball practice, typing certificates, and a hospital return. Teachers spent weekends at homes in Marshalltown Ames and Parkersburg. Debates on water versus fire, two one act plays, and a variety of class notices fill the issue.
Cast includes Mildred Moore G R Beswick and Bill Haily with Benjie and Puffy. Scene set in the Haily garden present time in July. Committees listed for tickets properties and advertising and Dorothy Enson to provide music between acts.
Morning topic Death Bed Repentance announced with 10 a m Bible School led by O W Johnson superintendent 11 a m Junior Endeavor and 11 a m session. Evening topic Religious Criminals at 8 00 pm. Wednesday 8 00 pm monthly meeting. Messages emphasize character over wealth and kindness as life's first law.
The Christian Church schedules 10 am Sunday School with Mary Higinbotham as superintendent, 11 am worship on True Worship, a quarterly communion, 7 pm Christian Endeavor led by Mabel Gaunt on Using the Bible, 8 pm evening service on The Unpardonable Sin, and a Wednesday prayer circle with 8 pm business meeting.
Quarry Chapel hosts Sunday School at 10 with Roy Hartwell as superintendent and a church service at 11 on the topic Prophetic Vision of Christ. Tuesday evening features Power and Wisdom of the Cross at 7 30 with a cordial welcome to all. A weather program by the weather man is planned for PTA night. Walter Wignall and Mrs. Wolken attended the funeral in Dillon on Tuesday.
A eulogy notes Chief Justice Aad J. Vinje of the Wisconsin Supreme Court died after a storied career. The piece highlights his rise from circuit judge in the eleventh district to the high court, his careful deliberation, fearlessness, civic leadership, and enduring legacy.
Property owners must clean premises by the 15th of the month disposing of rubbish ashes and tin cans accumulated over the past six months. Notice will appear twice and if not complied work will be done and the expense charged to the owner by order of town council Chas W Dantyans Town Clerk
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