Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Le Grand Reporter in Le Grand, Iowa

We have 14,353,121 pages in Iowa

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 16 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Le Grand Reporter

Location

Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1925

Page

5

Tenth Chautauqua Opens With Notable Attendance

The tenth annual chautauqua opened with heavy anticipated attendance. Acts range from Ely to Albion with Miss Largon aiding ticket sales. The Lantz McMahon concert company and New York Lyric Singers headlined, delivering music, readings, and a science lecture by Prof Harvey V. Moyer. Attendance benefited from favorable seats and a strong program lineup.

Ely LeGrand Albion Meé Fred L. Scheyer Washington George Titus Toas Lantz-McMahon Universal Lantz McMahan New York Lyric Singers Lyric Singers Margaret Holland Ruth Shema Everett Martinson A. Pritchart

A Glad Homecoming at LeGrand Gathering

A family reunion near LeGrand brought together Mrs. Millie Hoover and siblings from Atlantic Cairo and Nebraska with numerous Gifford relatives. The event featured a lawn dinner, games and photos, recalling shared memories and honoring long-separated kin from Walter Hoover’s home west of LeGrand.

Millie Hoover Walter Hoover le Grand Hoover LeGrand Nabey Hill Atlantic B. C. Gifford LaHlarpe Kai A. A. Gifford Friend George Gifford Waterloo Town A. K. Gifford San Rafael Calif A. J. Hoover Fily Montour Jesse Sloat Marshalltown Glenn Sloat Ferguson Ernest Hill Waverly Clyde Hoover Alice Slot Cora Hoover

Gilman Defeats LeGrand 5-2 In Thursday Baseball

Gilman beats LeGrand 5 to 2 after a lively exhibition at the field. LeGrand pitcher Davis faced Gilman hitters while Keen and Pemberton caught. Gilman’s Johnson and Seager formed the battery for the home team.

Gilman LeGrand Homie Davis Keen Pemberton Johnson Seager Gilman Battery

Are You Guilty Driving Nails Endangers Chautauqua

G G Ogier found seven nail heads stuck through a tire while driving to the chautauqua grounds on a Wednesday afternoon. He believes nails were placed in the wheel track near the Christian church corner and chautauqua tent to cause trouble. The writer urges inquiry to locate the culprit, whether child or adult, for questioning.

G. G. Ogier Go Thay Coleman

Hunted Fox Escapes into Burton House Grounds

The fox chased by the Cowdray hounds for 15 miles sought refuge at Burton House in Petersfield Hants, leaping through a window into the residence of L G Bonham Carter. It fled across the lawn into a greenhouse and vanished up a chimney where four live rabbits were found with it. Workmen removed bricks to reach the animals.

Burton House Wear Petersfield Hants L. G. Bonham-Carter London Mail

Not Dead The Age of Chivalry Stopped by a Hole

In a Detroit News anecdote a man aiding a lady near city hall drops into a basement window ope ning to rescue her teeth that fell into the hole. He retrieves the teeth and returns to the lady, finishing the fablelike scene with humor.

Curtis Cooksey Chicago Grand Central Station Windy City Cooksey New York Dramatic Chronicle Detroit News

Crossbreed plan shifts Alaska reindeer study HQ

The biological survey of the United States Department of Agriculture plans to relocate its reindeer research headquarters from Nome to Fairbanks in 1825 as Eskimos crossbreed native caribou with Siberian reindeer. The project aims to double body weight by hybridization with caribou blood.

Alaska Biological Survey United States Department of Agriculture Nome Fairbanks

One Way to Come Back From A City Street Remark

Alfred C. Baumgart recalls overhearing two five year old boys debate directions near South East and Prospect Streets. One argued uptown is south while the other pointed north, then corrected with a drawled yes that that’s the way. Indianapolis News.

South East Prospect Streets Alfred C. Baumgart Indianapolis News

Durable bindings praised for 17th century books at UW library

University of Washington officials note that book producers in the Swift and Dryden era made bindings more durable than modern printers. Pointing to a book from 1683 and several published soon after, the library highlights their panels as evidence of lasting craftsmanship.

University of Washington Swift and Dryden

Friends Church Service Schedule and Leaders

Rev Guy W Harvey pastor Sunday School 11 a m L T Hibbs superintendent morning service 11 to 12 Junior Endeavor Hattie Hibbs superintendent 7 p m Senior Endeavor Irena Hibbs president 8 p m Evening Worship 8 00 Wednesday evening Prayer Meeting

L. T. Hibbs Hattie Hibbs Senior Endeavor Irena Hibbs

Christian Church Services and Circles Schedule

The Christian Church lists a 10:00 a m church school with Anna Herbert as superintendent, a 11:00 a m morning worship on the theme Sympathy an Essential Church, a 7 p m Christian Endeavor led by Edith Gaunt on Great Women of the Bible, and an 8 p m evening worship on Who is the Freeman of Today. Prayer Circle meets Wednesday at 8 with a Mission Circle Thursday at 2 with Miss Della Richards. all ladies invited and welcome.

Anna Herbert Christian Endeavor Edith Gaunt Mary Higinbotham Mission Circle Della Richards

Strand Lutheran Dunbar Services Next Sunday at 11

Strand Lutheran Dunbar announces services next Sunday at 11 am with communion. Vacation Bible School is planned at the Consolidated school building. all children should be sent. Three weeks remain. Ray Oxaus pastor. Mies Zell Billick returned Saturday from Grinnell after visiting relatives. Various local residents visited relatives and attended Chau tauqua. Mutual Telephone Company buys Beamac and Conrad exchanges, routing through Traer.

Newton Camp Sarah Mildred Hansop Des Moines Marshalltown Rosa Beechout Ray Dunca Aay Washington, D. C E. G ‘Hanson Ray Oxaus Quarry Mies Zell Billi Billick Grinnell Relatives Jon Egger Portland Ore Roid Beechout Egger Susie] Toman Eli Inman Oregon Mutual Telephone Company Traer Beamac Conrad Grundy Center Tama Northern

Flyer Makes Fast Time From London To Berlin And Back

An aviator completed a journey from London to Berlin and returned in about eleven hours. The remark comes amid reports of rapid transcontinental times. Ray Bes.

London Berlin Ray Bes

Southwick Home Scratched by Night Fire

A November fire at the Southwick residence in the village caused damage to the basement and electrical wiring near floor joists. Lloyd Omundson and Donald Reed raised the alarm. Miss Olga Devig secured a key. Harry Sloat fainted during firefighting but recovered. the blaze was extinguished with water, narrowly avoiding total loss.

Gus Devig Olga Devig Southwick Nashua Miss Devig

Germany's artificial alcohol may boost rival to gasoline

Germany's February imports show 62 971 gallons of alcohol mash, rising to 69 886 gallons in March, suggesting a revolution in production. By advancing steam and pressure coal processing, Germany may supply artificial alcohol that could challenge gasoline as motor fuel.

Germany

Mortgage Debt Totals Near 25 Billion in U S

The total mortgage debt on U S real estate nears 25 billion dollars as postwar credit expands. Bank and trust losses amount to about four billion, with mortgages growing about four billion annually. Farm mortgage debt rises by a quarter billion each year and seven million homes are mortgaged. The piece notes much development has been funded on credit and mentions a milestone cement pour on Wednesday afternoon.

U.S Federal Reserve United States

Also Mentioned on This Page

de. W. W. Southwick R. D. Hogan Jessa Tow Columbis, Mo Marvin Nodland Jerome Tow Jesse’ Tow Greenwood Nebr Gary Ind Indiana Michal Lunde Peter Lunde Louis Lamer Maple Lake Minn Mr. Lamer Jas. Lamer Chas, Johnson O. W. Johnson L. E. Johnson J. F. Rylander Ames George Ross Y. M Newton Mr. Ross Guy W. Harvey Sawyer Wis Friends Church Raamus Adair Womens’ Missionary Society Marshalltown Society India China Palestine Africa Japan Gifford J. W. Piper Kansas W. F. Estes Margaret W. W. Newell D. W. Richards Richards LeGrand Township Farm Bureau Ira Smith Court House Christian Church L. E. Forenxspex Mrs Lea Meredith Mrs. Meredith Donald Lucille Winterowd Vancleve Martin Lamer Chautauqua LeGrand Savings Bank Marshall Town Raliwar Axp Lrast Co Yellowstone Yellowstone ‘National Park
Search Courier

Search the Le Grand Reporter Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Le Grand Reporter?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication