LeGrand resident Flora Pile dies after cerebral hemorrhage
Flora Pile of LeGrand died Monday at Singleton hospital after a cerebral hemorrhage. Born April 17, 1874 in Industry Illinois she moved to LeGrand in 1902 and worked as a compositor at the Reporter office. Funeral service at the Christian church with burial in Pleasant Hill cemetery.
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Marshall
Flora
Pile
LeGrand
Singleton
Skenaver
Ilinois
Tualula
Yndustry, Ill
Palmer College
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Christian Church
L. E. Follansbee
J. W.piper
W. M. Gaunt
Ardelia Richards
Edith Gaunt
Pleasant Hill
Wonser and Hynek form Strong Tama News-Herald duo
The Tama News-Herald marks its first issue under owners Wonser and Hynek after Tama Chronicle absorbed the Demokrat-Journal in Toledo. Wonser, after fifty years on the Tama Herald, joins with Hynek, ten years guiding the Tama News, promising strong double harness for local journalism.
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Chronicle
Democrat-Journal
Carlton’ Richards
Tama News-Herald
Charlie Wonrser
Tama Herald
John Hynek
Sterling
Tama News
Tama
Fama
Chas. . Reiterman
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Gordon
Wonser and
Hynek
LeGrand Farm and Building Lots For Sale
For sale an improved 100 acre farm inside LeGrand town limits and several building lots. For details contact C. I. Tweet in Marshall.
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LeGrand
C. I
Marshall
Ows
High School Gazette butchers play and exams update
The High School Gazette reports delays to the basketball game at Ferguson due to team members being vaccinated. Seniors wrap up first semester with six week terms and no semester exams except physics. Hamlet reports and literature notes appear. Juniors share elocution pieces and Digest subscription aids civics study. a member leaves for the farm as the building shakes from a junior heavyweight incident. Machines produced in manual training include taborets medicine cabinets frames necktie racks and a piano bench.
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Ferguson
Billy
Modern Children Crusade Excursion Spreads Across Town
In Shenandoah and nearby towns the Kiwanis clubs organized a school trip for 1809 pupils to Springfield and Lincoln sites. The Wabash Railroad provided transport, funded by individual fares, with hundreds more applications refused. The excursion aims to teach patriotism through visits to shrines of state and national leaders and was deemed a grand success. The high school declamatory contest is postponed to January 23, as is the Parent-Teacher Association meeting.
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Jerusalem
Town
Missouri
Springfield
Kiwanis Club
Shenandoah
Lincoln
Sbis
Wabash Railroad Company
Toas
Parent
High School Declamatory Contest At LeGrand Auditorium
Three contest divisions select winners who will represent LeGrand at the county contest in Marshalltown on February 20 and later the state contest in Hampton. Over a thousand schools entered as districts decide the southeastern district finalists for the state title.
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LeGrand
Marshalltown
Hampton
Friendly Circle and Church Activities Report
The Friends Church details Sunday School 10 am with L T Hibbs, Morning Service 11 am, Junior Endeavor led by Hattie Hibbs, and Evening Service 7:30 pm. Wednesday prayer meeting led by L T Hibbs. the Friendly Circle held a business meeting with games and stunts. The pastor attended Albion and Hartland services. next Sunday the young people will lead with Irena Hibbs chairing committees and Truman Dunham delivering the message. Quarry Chapel notes the service was led by Truman Dunham with Wm Hoover teaching in the pastor’s absence.
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L. T. Hibbs
Hattie Hibbs
Senior Endeavor
Irena Hibbs
Friendly Circle
Albion
Hartland
Irena
Hibbs
Truman Dunham
Christian Church notices and funeral tribute
Morning worship at 11 o'clock and evening service follow with a sermon on Man's Destiny and a question What and Where Is Heaven. Edith Gaunt speaks on Friendliness in Medical Missions. Miss Flora I Pile is mourned as a great loss to the Mission Circle. Weather notes warn of subzero cold and rabbit-hunting snow. Bargain counter sale at Dunham's Saturday. W T Emley reported about the same. Civic notices include Mission Circle meeting with Mrs Belle Leech Jan 22. Continuous prayer circle Wednesday at 7 30. Everyone welcome.
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Anna
Herbert
Elock
Christian Endeavor
Edith Gaunt
A.A. Piper
Flora I. Pile
Mission Circle
Belle Leech
Bob Whites Scout News Highlights
The Bob Whites plan a bike outing on Saturday and report letters from the scoutmaster. They held a collection at Tuesday night’s meeting and appointed Donald Tarvestad as scribe and Truman Manship as color bearer for their patrol.
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Dean Gaunt
Donald Tarvestad
Truman Manship
Letters From Far And Near From Paullina Iowa 1925
Paullina Iowa January 5 1925 letter from O S Wier to Ed Reporter discusses renewals for Lars Stangeland and himself. Describes mother Anos Oleson nearing 93 in good spirits with limited awareness, hog sales of nearly three carloads, remaining sows and fall pigs, and stored corn. Recounts winter travel by wagon and auto, mentions local tourists and improving financial conditions, ending with warm regard from the writer.
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Paullina
Iowa
Lars Stangeland
Anos Oleson
Florida
Marshall County
Mr. Roseland
Dunbar
O. S. Wier
Silver Wedding Honors for Mr and Mrs Herman Wolken
Sunday forty one guests helped Mr and Mrs Herman Wolken celebrate twenty fifth wedding anniversary at their daughter's home near Dillon. Rev H P Dahl spoke of blessings and faith. The event featured pink and white decor and a large silver wedding cake.
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Herman Wolken
Fred Gummert
Dillon
H. P. Dahl
Sil
Mrs. Walken
Quaker Lane
LeGrand
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