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Newspaper
Le Grand Reporter
Location
Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1914
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR shows an advertising rates notice referencing subscription one year and six months with pricing to be announced on application. The readable text is incomplete. No clear names, dates, or organizations are legible for precise details.
Local notes record Miss Juanita Newton visiting Bearie and Car winner. Mary Wilson received a Friday call. J. Mote spent Wednesday with daughter Mrs. J and will stay at the J.R. Macy home for an undetermined period.
An ad declares deafness stems from inflamed Eustachian tube mucous lining and that cure requires constitutional remedies. It claims nine of ten cases are due to catarrh and offers $100 for cures not achieved by Catarrh Cure. Includes endorsements and directions to obtain circulars and products, with hallmarks of a patent medicine promotion.
Mrs Jesse Tow visited relatives in New iy Tuesday. Mrs Addie Shannon is visiting Clemons this week. Mr and Mrs Ray Hempy were Marshalltown callers Wednesday. Miss Heleda Taylor returned home Saturday from Conrad where she has been teaching the past year. Mr McNeal and wife of Tix noz are visiting at the home of Ira Wells. Mrs Mary DeLong has been spending days with her daughters Mrs C O Neal at LeGrand and Mrs C S Dunkle at Gilman.
Special Correspondent Ray Lewry reports slow recovery progress for Carlton. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Rolla Pierson on Thursday May 28. Henry Nicholson's Saturday night party drew about 65 attendees. Claude Lowry's young son sustained a bad facial cut Monday after a porch fall. he received two stitches at a doctor’s. Saturday night a fire destroyed two barns and a hog house belonging to S B Judge. grain and hay were lost but live stock and some machinery were saved. Loss estimated at 2500, partly insured. Mr and Mrs Mervin moved to New York last week and Chas McLain moved into their former home.
Delmar Latham spent the week at home. Miss Tillie Sainger visited Albert Gunderson on Saturday night. Miss Marie Kellogg closed her spring term last Friday and is back home. Glidys Kellogg could not attend school. Arthur Mitchem’s near Marie hosted relatives. Mrs Sherman Buchanan visited Grinnell Friday evening for Memorial exercises. Wall children of Marsha were guests at Howard Outland’s Saturday night. Nichols and the Kelloggs closed exercises this afternoon. school does not close until Friday.
Mrs acted as son Janes visited Sunday at the D Or Hoover homey Hazel McNair went to Tama Saturday afternoon. Her sister Nellie came home with her Sunday. Miss Nettie Tow who has been visiting her brother Jesse has returned to her home in Cedar Rapids. J L McNair and EB Sloat had an exciting runaway to Marshalltown but no damage. Rev and Mrs Josiah Paxson went to LeGrand Saturday for Memorial exercises and visited Mr and Mrs James Adair. Mrs Joe Buron and three children came from Belle Plaine for Decoration Day. Mrs Huron and daughters returned to Belle Plaine Sunday. Huron remained for an indefinite visit. News of marriage of Mrs Rachel Tweed formerly of this neighborhood to a Canadian gentleman. LeGrand Station school closed May 29 with picnic and dinner. 14 pupils enrolled. Hilda Hoover Marvin Nodland Merle and Wilma Frundle attended. perfect attendance noted for Hilda Hoover for two years. County seat attendance and injury incident noted. A T Sawyer injured lip in collision. two stitches. Band practice advertised as open air concert. Green Mountain boys performed. weather shortens program. new electric lights in the stand praised.
Deane Paulson has been perfect in spelling all year. Omar Manship and eleven others show perfect attendance throughout the year, including Russell Arnold, Ralph Beane, Edith Gaunt, Charles Hibbs, Trena Hibbs, Harold Rasmus, Dolly Switzer, Lucile Winterowd, and more. Eight additional children maintained perfect attendance for most of the nine months while Becker Devig and others also earned high marks for consistency.
Statement of the ene Hiahagentent published weekly at LeGrand Iowa for April 14. Corwin ONeal LeGrand IA editor business manager publisher. Owners Corwin ONeal A W Arnold Geo DL Bowen estate. Signed Corwin ONeal sworn before me June 5 1914 Notary E L Cannon commission expires 1915.
The 49th annual Iowa Sunday School Association meeting will be in Shenandoah, Marshall County, June 11, 1914. Delegates from all county schools are urged to attend, with each of the 51 schools represented by at least one delegate. Names of delegates should be sent to the county secretary for credentials. Mrs. C. E. Pickard serves as County Secretary for credentials and organization. The Ladies Literary and Musical Club held a meeting at Mrs. Dolly Bowen’s home with demonstrations of domestic economy and various instrumental solos by local members.
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