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Newspaper
Le Grand Reporter
Location
Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1925
Page
4
Mr and Mrs Walter Hoover entertained relatives Sunday with seventy four present. Adeline Rubenbauer and Glenn Sidwell celebrated near consecutive birthdays at the Rubenbauer home Tuesday afternoon with ice cream.
The Elevator company shipped a car of hogs to Chicago Saturday. Mrs Harold Carlson visited with her parents the Tweed. Ben Johnson returned from Deaconess hospital in Marshalltown not feeling well. Henry Ingebritson of Deep River Wis visited, en route to Fairbanks Alaska. Summer Bible School began with about thirty students led by Myron Medlin of Sioux City. Ladies Aid held an ice cream social and heard a Waldorf College male quartet. Mr and Mrs Walter Billings welcomed a baby boy born Saturday. Florence Bryngelson of Reville visited relatives. Bus route bids opened. winners include Albert Botton Bert Ingebritson Howard Outlang Mrs G under Thornes and J L Olson. Janitor position remains unfilled.
Mrs Delmar Latham spent Monday with her parents Mr and Mrs E H Sharp. Mrs Sam Bryant entertained the Priscilla Circle. Mrs Wendell Foote of Dillon, Mrs Chas Fisher and Ruby of Rockwell City called at the Geo Mitchem home. The Sears family and Callie Durham of Chester were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs P Alden Sudday. The Oliver Rosdale family visited Monday with Mr and Mrs Carney Meltvedt in Marshalltown. Miss Mable Mitchem crushed her middle right finger in a car door Sunday. Friday marked the wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Jobo Latham who hosted Pres H E McGrew of Peon College for dinner. Mr and Mrs McGrew stayed until Saturday. Mr and Mrs Joe Ganniger of Marshalltown attended the drama The Gorilla Tuesday evening.
An old advertisement touts Halls Catarrh Medicine as effective for over four decades. It describes an ointment for local relief and an internal tonic that travels through the bloodstream to mucous membranes, reducing inflammation. Sold by F J Cheney and Co Toledo Ohio.
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