Caputo Wins Merited Position After Ames College Career
Joseph Caputo son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Caputo of Quarry lands a fine Washington DC post as assistant manager of the Iowa Live Stock Marketing Association after earning his Ames degree. An outstanding 4 H Club worker and a repeat winner at the Iowa state fair he also served on meat swine and livestock judging teams for Iowa State College. He was high student judge at the American Royal last fall and won a national essay prize in 1931. It is said he financed two thirds of his college expenses.
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Joseph Caputo
Raymond Caputo
Quarry
Washington, D. C
Ames
Iowa Live Stock Marketing Association
Caputo
Iowa
Iowa State College
Kansas City
Saddle and Sirloin Club of
Chicago
Royal Neighbor Notes and District Meet At Marshalltown
Royal Neighbor gathering notes show about seventeen members at the Marshalltown District get to gether with a 6 20 basket dinner. State Center opens Marshall County League season at LeGrand on June 5. Local notices include visits, school honors, and community events with many names and places in LeGrand and nearby towns.
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Royal Neighbor
Marshalltown
Marshall County Political Announcements for State Senator
A compilation of Republican primary declarations for Marshall county offices in June 1932. Candidates announce runs for state senator, representative, sheriff, recorder, county attorney, county supervisor, county treasurer, county auditor, and related posts. Includes names such as John F. Rylander, Ray P. Scott, William E. McLeland, W. J. Lynch, S. H. Gimre, John H. Rhodes, Chas. J. Schneider, J. R. Meekins, Frank M. Haas, John H. Somerville, Rose Rook, Joe B. Tye, Harry Druker, W. R. Stewart, O. C. Stangeland, E. E. Robinson, B. Davis, L. G. Lampman, Miller, Walter E. Eckhardt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
John F. Rylander
Marshall County
Ray P. Scott
Senate
William E. McLeland
W.J. Lynch
S.h.gimre
John H. Rhodes
Chas. J. Schneider
LeGrand
Tam
J.r.meekins
Frank M. Haas
John H. Somerville
Rose Rook
Joe B. Tye
Ofice
Harry Druker
Louis Smith
W. R. Stewart
O. C. Stangeland
E. E. Robinson
B. Davis
L. G. Lampman
Walter E. Eckhardt
The Dead Hope of Israel Revived and Euthanasia Question
In a church notices summary, Friends Church lists Bible School and C. W. Johnson as superintendent, with midweek events and a Wednesday meeting. An accompanying essay questions the ethics of euthanasia, debating whether a painful death is a mercy or a divine trial, and favors the latter view amid religious reflection.
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Bible School
C. W. Johnson
C. E
Israel
Christian Church Service and Mission Circle Notes
The Christian Church holds services at 11 am with Church School at 10 am and evening prayer at 3 pm. Mission Circle met with Mrs I M Gaunt, led by Mrs Bessie Hilsabeck, discussing China with refreshments served. June meeting with Mrs Higinbotham on the 4th Thursday. All welcome.
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Christian Endeavor
Mabel Gaunt
Mission Circle
I. M. Gaunt
Bessie Hilsabeck
China
H.C. Herbert
Ruth Stephenson
Higinbotham
Quarry Chapel Sunday School and Services
Quarry Chapel advertises Sunday School at 11 a.m. led by Lucille Lawrence as superintendent. Church service follows at 11 o'clock with an evening service at 7 p.m. A cordial welcome to all.
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Lucille Lawrence
County Auditor Candidate Seeks Primary Nomination
Hawood C. Kuhleman announces candidacy for county auditor pending the June 6 1982 primary. He notes four years in the office. C. E. Poffenberger of Marshalltown seeks Democratic nomination for supervisor for term starting January 1 1933 with a platform of efficiency economy and tax reduction. Mrs. Margaret Latham visited Mrs. Nellie Kellogg. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Collar of Montour were LeGrand visitors. Mrs. Billa Smith of Marshalltown visiting J. L. Harrison home.
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Hawood C. Kuhleman
C. E. Poffenberger
Marshall Town
Roy Collar
Montour
Billa Smith
Marshall_town
J. L. Harrison
Dunbar and vicinity news of interest
Myron Stonewall and John Meline left for Clear Lake. Mary Brown of Chicago visited Mr. and Mrs. George Moore. A C Bryngelson spent Sunday at the Eneas Sawyer home in Grinnell. Gladys Ingebritson stayed with Hazel Anderson in Montour. Charles Moore will spend summer near Montour. Thomval Ingebritson of Wisconsin visited John Ingebritson. Mary Ellen Roseland visited Tom Weaver in Gilman. Wilma and Betty Peterson of LeGrand spent the weekend with the Weitzel home. Don Weather man returned from Chicago. Dorothy Devick leaves for Cedar Falls to attend Iowa State Teachers College. Olive Thorson, employed in Marshalltown, visited her parents. Tobias Bernston and Lena Gunderson with Fred Brenneck family at State Center. Alfred Botton, Rachel Roseland, and James Coffey visited Carl Botton at Oakdale. S T L met at Marion Olson's. the losers hosted a party with refreshments. Theodore Gedestad and Glen Ingebritson with Chicago visitors Carrie Ingebritson hosted return trip. Margaret Ingebritson accompanied them back.
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Mary Brown
Chicago
George Moore
A. C. Bryngelson
Eneas Sawyer
Grinnell
Gladys Ingebritson
Hazel Anderson
Montour
Charles Moore
Tom Prusha
Thomval Ingebritson
Wisconsin
John
Mary Ellen Roseland
Tom Weaver
Gilman
Wilma
Betty Peterson
LeGrand
Harry Weitzel
Don Weatherman
Dorothy Devick
Cedar Falls
Iowa State Teachers College
Olive Thorson
Marshalltown
Thore Thorson
Alfred Botton
Rachel Roseland
James Coffey
Oakdale
Carl Botton
Marion Olson
Olson
Theodore Gedestad
Glen Ingebritson
Tom Ingebritson
LeGrand Opens Season With Win Over Montour
LeGrand Independent defeats Montour 7 to 6 in Decoration Day opener. Gaunt allowed five hits with two strikeouts for LeGrand, while Hines gave up 10 hits and fanned five for Montour. Key hits included Radloff and Rhodes with two base hits and Smaha with a three base hit. Postgame notes mention visits from local residents.
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LeGrand
Montour
Gaunt
Hines
Johnson
Goble
Radloff
Rhodes
Smaha
N. Manship
Mable
T. Manship
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Washington
State Center
David Hawhaker
Kenmare
N. D
Rex Helfinstine
Farrar
Alva Helfinstine
Truman Manship
State Teachers College
Ben Devers
Tulsa
Okla
Magnus Holland
Emma Furnas
James Furnas
Friends S. S
Friends’ C. E. Society
Friends’ Young People
Bangor
Percy Thomas
Des Moines
Friends’ Meeting
W. M. Gaunt
A. A. Piper
Lamily
J. W. Piper
Herman Wolken
West LeGrand
Bertha Donlea
Rowley
George Kibbie
John Haynes
Harold Bentley
C. W. Kellogg
Moore
Hartford
Conn
Baker
Montana
C. D. Harvey
J. A. Strohm
Viva
Eva Ross
Dorothy
Marguerite Delplane
Carroll
Walter Reed
F.L. Boyee
T. H. Young
Green Mountain
Jas. Adair
Deloris
Violet, Kohler
Hilda Byjrdal
Cora Adair
Theodore R. Ehrhorn
Joliet
Ill
Zelda Axtell
H. Gimre
Sandoff
Canada
J. R. Manship
Jessie
Jessie, and Assisting Mr. J
Omer
Manship
Jessie Manship
Pennsylvania
Shay Teachers College
Mansfield
Richards
Weistzell
Adair
Royal Neighbor Hall
D. K. Hawbaker
Dunham
E. W. Dunham
Clark Dunham
Traer
Jonas Dunham
Flossie Dunham
Anna Vreeland
Jim Vreeland
Bob Dillman
Grace Ewald
Frank Dunham
daugh_ter Shirley
Robert
Daniel
Harold W. West
Alice Jean
Ercil Russell
William
Blanche Dunham West
Wilbur Renbarger
Lamoille
Corney Leech
Iowa Railway and Light Corporation
Chas. Munson
Munson
Mr. Munson
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Mir. Munson
Maghall Coun
Miller
Friends Church
Taylor Guthrie
Christian Church
Sarah M. Piper
L. T. Hibbs
Pastor
Margaret Latham
Nellie Kellogg
Myron Stonewall
John Meline
Clear Lake
Tobias Bernston
Lena Gunderson
Fred Brenneck
Eugene
Chas. Specht
Mrs. Specht
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