Well Known Citizen Answers Summons
A venerable longtime resident, William T. Hanley, aged 66, died January 22 after a year of illness and a paralytic stroke. He lived in LeGrand after moving from Danville and leaves a sister, Mrs. Emma Bales, and Mrs. Ida Edwards. services were held at the Christian church with Odd Fellows pallbearers from Marshalltown assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. _Enley
Shen
William T- Hanley
Danville
Dubon
Palmer Marion
Edward ‘Emiley
Grand River
Emma’ Bales
Grand’ River
Ida Edwards
Missouri
Christian Church At
LeGrand
Gray
Iowa
Christian Church
L. E. Follansbee
Guy W. Harvey
J. W. Piper
W. M. Gaunt
Ardelia Richards
Edith Gaunt
I. M. Gaunt
Corney Leech
George Keen
W.M. Gaunt
J. H. Billick
A. L. Tarvestad
Dorothy Coffin
Phylis Hanson
Lena Hahnlein
Ruth Piper
Marshalltown
Ken Grave
Fontance
And
Tetch
and ‘Felch
Audubon F
Tressie Claw
Ernest Farrand River
Va. Mote
Piper
C. R. Gaunt
Card of Thanks for Kindness and Flowers
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy after a bereavement and for floral offerings. Signed by Mrs. W. T. Euney Mrs. Orwa Keay and Mrs. Nova PruMMER.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Euney
Orwa Keay
Nova Prummer
High School Play Tonight and Officers Elected
Readable fragments show high school announces tonight's play And Billy Disappeared at the auditorium. Also notes officer elections for next semester with Pre Jason Thurston as President and other positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy
Mahlon Gaunt
Jason Thurston
Rimond Manship
Zelin O'Neal
Nuptial Shower for Miss Bracklacher and Mr Wolken
A wedding shower for Miss Etnan Bracklacher and Mr. Herbert Wolken was held Saturday evening at the Bracklacher home with about fifty guests. Gifts were numerous and useful, reflecting the festive pre wedding. Geologists describe Africa as a large crust block thrust above sea level by deep forces, noting its lack of harbors in the north yet high plateaus and steep coastal escarpments in the south including the Zambezi falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etnan Bracklacher
Herbert Wolken
Dan Bracklacher
Africa
Zambezi
Appreciate the local paper and its community role
A reader extols the local newspaper as a community archive and educator, documenting births and deaths, civic progress, business changes, and social life. It urges support through subscriptions and local engagement, arguing the paper’s prosperity rests on community backing and local work.
Woodmen Meeting At Reporter Office Saturday Night
Members of the Modern Woodmen of America are to meet at the Reporter office on Saturday evening January 31. Deputy Hawley from Marshalltown is expected to attend and spark local discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modern
Woodmen of America
Hawley
Marshalltown
Friends Church Service Schedule with Rev Harvey
Sunday School at 10 a.m. led by L. T. Hibbs followed by the morning service at 11 a.m. Junior Endeavor supervised by Hattie Hibbs from 12:40 p.m. to 1:40 p.m. Senior Endeavor led by Trena Hibbs at 6:30 p.m. Evening Service at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday Prayer Meeting also at 7:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. T. Hibbs
Hattie Hibbs
Trena Hibbs
Christian Church Services and Conference Attendance
The record lists morning worship at 11 with the sermon theme Two Better Than One and a Christian Endeavor session at 6:30 led by Edith Gaunt, followed by 7:30 evening worship on Pentecostal Gifts. A church business meeting is set for Wednesday evening February 4, and parish members note older boys and girls attending a conference in Marshalltown. Mrs Balle Leech presides over the Mission Circle. a Young People's Society message recalls the tribute to a late leader, urging action and faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Herbert
Christian Endeavor
Edith Gaunt
Viola Duncan
Marshalltown
Mission Circle
Balle ‘Leech
Fine Contests Mark High School Oratorical Evening
High school pupils staged a three-division declamation contest at LeGrand auditorium, with eleven girls and one boy. Belden Richards won in oratorical, Fern Reed in dramatic, and Marjorie Mills in humorous categories. Judges included Rev. Guy Harvey and Dr. L. E. Follanshee, with Florence Peterson assisting. The event featured strong musical numbers from the high school orchestra and choral groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeGrand School
Belden Richards
Bernice Simms
Belshazzar
Faro Reed
Laddie
Lillian Tow
Leola Dougherty
Marjorie Mills
Uncle Joe
Amy Radloff
Batty
Fern Reed
Bernica Simms
Glad
Persimmons
Guy W. iHarvey
L. ‘E. Follanshee
LeGrand
Florence Peterson
Marshalltown
Roy Grimes
Wayne Humphreys
Penzkofer Mrs Jane dies in Marshalltown at 7:25 PM
Mrs Jane Penzkofer widow of George died at St Thomas hospital Marshalltown at 7 25 PM Wednesday Jan 21 cause pneumonia Born North Carolina Oct 8 1843 married in Marshalltown 1872 Maiden name Snyder Lived near LeGrand for years raised four children John A Penzkofer Nettie Stanley and Clem Gusey all of Marshalltown Ww B Penzkofer of Clinton Funeral held at 10 Friday Pursel's chapel Rev B A Donovan pallbearers Edgar Penzkofer Relph Ernest Vernon Stanley Kenneth and Chas McKittrick and others Burial in Friends cemetery LeGrand
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Jenskofer
George Penzkofer
St. Thomas Hospital
Marshalltown
Pheumonia
North Carolina
Snyder
LeGrand
John A. Penzkofer
Nettie Stanley
Clem Gusey
Ww. B. Penzkofer
Clinton
Pursel’s Chapel
B. A. Donovan
Edgar Penzkofer
Relph
Ernest
Vernon Stanley
Kenneth
Chas. McKittrick
Ww. Penzkofer
Jobe .Muogan
Belle Plaine
Lee Stanfield
Friends Cemetery
February W C T U meeting on Home Brew topic
The February meeting of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union will be held at Mrs. Davis Hoover's home on Tuesday February 3 at 2 p.m. The committee plans a discussion on Home Brew versus the Open Saloon. All interested in temperance are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H C. Herbert
Herbert
America
G. B. Adsir
Harry Moore
Ellis Island
Chas. Dunham
Corwin O’neil
Masonic Hall
Davis Hoover
Farm Bureau Meeting At Friends Church
The Farm Bureau gathered at the Friends church on Wednesday for dinner and a business session outlining the year’s work. Due to a small crowd, Mr. Rylander deferred the state convention report to a future time. Members urged to boost the organization. D. D. Latham chaired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Friends Church
Rylander
D, Latham, Chm
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Fred” van Horn
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Moody~ Bible’ “Institute
Glifford J. Targestad
LeGrand Chii Church
Masdy Bible Institute of ‘Chicago
D.W. Richards
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C. E. Stitt
Ney
Tiona
Gogglea
Maxina Gaunt
Mop Tap
Addie Adair
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Raymond Manship
Fern Are Godard
Ee Wile Frundle
Grace O'Neal
Woodman Meeting
Dunbar High School
Alfred. Barron Tommy IncEspiTs On
the Alien
Hiram Blows
Triat
Mersham
Araminta
Hannah Sprouts
Florence Brucklacher
Cora Borrox Hazen Brrseeison Dnive Guyperson
James Corres
Exzaxor Oxson
Lucille Brunerrsoy
Tsexe Wells
Cramer Rose
Epwa Brynaecson
Bert Trorves
Fornaysaee
W. T. Ener
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Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Farm Bureau Meeting
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