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Newspaper
Le Grand Reporter
Location
Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1917
Page
4
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Local notes from Quarry Lane and surrounding towns recount visits by Mrs. Hoover and families, club meetings led by Mrs. Ru semauer with eleven members, and officer elections including Mrs. Deila Keen as president. Also mentioned are attendees at the Missouri Valley track meet in Ames, social visits, and advertisements for laxatives without explicit medical claims.
Toledo business caller MAST Lis GRAND and Corremtuartens Herman Thompaan visited Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Kernel Thompan were East LeGrand callers Sunday. Merle Fruscle spent Sunday in Quarry with Johonie and Ole Johnson. Wilma Frandle visits cousins Mable and Ray Moyer this week. Norman Thompson guests at James Dunham home Sunday. Narber worked days building fence on old home place. Scott Mayer family and Miss June Bothen visited Amile Frundle family Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Harry Larson and the Gust Nodland family visited Sunday at the James Otte home. Mr and Mrs Gust Nodland went to Marshalltown Saturday after noon. Mr Ad Paxson and three sons from Marshaltown visited the Fulks until Sunday morning. Fred Davis came from Marshalltown Friday and returned Saturday morning with Mrs Davis and their young daughter.
Mr and Mrs Sim Judge were hoppers at Marshalltown Friday. Alfred Hofer from near Toledo is working for Jim Lowry this week. Mr Rob Bank and family spent Sunday with his son Oscar and family. Henry Morris spent Saturday and Sunday with his sister Mrs Jaude Lowry. Letta Wall and son Will and Dorothy and Evah Haynes visited Jim Lowry home. Jesse Richards attended a party at Harry Wallene's Tuesday night for Viva's birthday. Mr and Mrs Harvey Richards and Mr and Mrs Epha Haynes won a pleasure trip to Marshalltown Sunday afternoon.
Sunday visitors include Mrs. Tom Green at the Lee Stanfield home and Mr. Gould Montgomery with wife from Gilman visiting Iva Way. An auto backed into another car near the mill grove injuring a man and a girl. names unavailable. Merl Dougherty hauling supplies for a stand near his place. Warned danger at mill dam to protect children on the cement walk. Clark and Ruth Bowen receive Cornell commencement invitations for Mt. Vernon dune in June. Clark tops his class with eighty five peers.'
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