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Newspaper
Le Grand Reporter
Location
Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1930
Page
4
Public notice indicating mailing schedule and mailing class used for a LeGrand area publication. It states the work is entered at the LeGrand post office as second class matter and appears on weekly Friday editions.
Master Ernest Latham has mumps this week. Delmar Latham attended Penn commencement at Oskaloosa on Wednesday. G. D. Latham traveled to Morton Minnesota Thursday morning returning Monday night. Arthold and Harlan Latham were Sunday guests of Wayne and Willis Guthrie in LeGrand. Albert Botton returned to Colorado Springs California where his son Carl is in a sanitarium. Miss Mary Carrick had her appendix removed at Deaconess hospital last week. Misses Mable Mitchem and Irene Wells of Marshalltown spent Memorial Day at home and stayed over Sunday. The Y P B of Dunbar met with Miss Wilma Wells Monday evening with fruit salad cake and lemonade served.
LT L T L met Wednesday at Donna Jones home with scripture reading and prayer. Program included readings by Hazel Mahle and Donna Jones, songs by Georgia Perry Hazel Mahle and Donna Jones, and refreshment hosts Fisher Mahle Rosaline Haynes Edna Erickson and Hilda Ryander. Eleven attended.
Mrs Mae Draper and son Jun ior of Marshalltown visited the C B Adair home. Walter Weitzell and wife attended Tama high school graduation. Doris and Marjorie Humphreys stayed with Rev J W Piper. Mr and Mrs James Meeker and three daughters visited Hubbard family. Alta Lancaster was a former classmate. Raymond Manship graduated from State Teachers College Cedar Falls and will teach at Newhall next year. Beane party attended Iowa City commencement and academic contest tests for two high school students. prizes not reported.
The article urges parent and teacher cooperation to meet a child health need through school screening. The family doctor protects the child by thorough exams and parental discussion with the physician. Early detection aids cure and prevents complications, highlighting teeth and hearing as key issues for learning.
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