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Newspaper

Le Grand Reporter

Location

Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1934

Page

3

Sudden Death of John Manship

The sudden death of John Manship at his home last Friday evening shocked the community. He had been well and even played croquet that afternoon before a rapid decline led to his passing, days before his son Truman’s graduation in Cedar Falls. Born Feb 18, 1880, in Anthony Kansas, Manship lived much of his life in Union Star, Marshalltown, Mason City, and LeGrand, where he served on the school board, as mayor, and engaged in auctioneering. He leaves wife Mattie Olson and five children, plus siblings and grandchildren, with funeral rites held at the Friends church in Marshalltown conducted by Rev. Harvey assisted by Rev. Guthrie. burial in Friends cemetery.

John Manship Mills Manship Truman Cedar Falls John Roland Manship Anthony Kan Union Star Marshalltown Mattie Olson Mason City Marshall County Quarry LeGrand Missouri Auction School Trenton Iowa Polar Star Lodge Modern Woodmen Friends Church Willard Ruby Mansfield Omar Gilman Raymond Newhall Iowa State Teachers College Norman J. B. Wilson Ira Morris Rea Hiram Olson Buhl Idaho J. K. Manship W. H. Manship Guy W. Harvey Taylor Guthrie Burja Friends Cemetery Chas. W. Dunham Magnus Holland B. H. Beane H. E. Gibson M. T.tostenson Glenn McCarel Trene Mikkelson Thelma Mikkelson Claire Omundson Helen Larson Dorothy Spec Ames Raymond Manship Norman Manship William Manship Ja Morris Ida Barney George Ruby Oskaloosa John Watland Chicago Paul Lambert Tracy James Bryson Frank Ireland Montour Tama Dunbar Green Mountain Garwin Beaman-Lamoille State Center Rhodes Albion Newburg Ferguson

Death’s Hopeful Verse From Louise Mathern

A short reflective poem from Louise Mathern of Tama, Iowa, exalts death as release from earthly toil and pain. It imagines heaven as a bright, perpetual presence with angels, contrasting fleeting earthly joys with eternal bliss.

Earth Louise Mathern Tama

Card of Thanks Expressing Gratitude for Sympathy and Flowers

Mrs. Mattie Manship and children thank friends for sympathy and kindness shown after the loss of their husband and father and for the floral offerings received during their bereavement.

Mattie Manship

Tulip Tree Blooms At Toledo County Auditor’s Residence

County Auditor L. M. Youngman in Toledo reports a rare, large tulip tree in bloom on his residence grounds. He samples blossoms at the courthouse, noting the tree’s top-side blossoms form cones and are hard to see from below. The tree, planted by Will Connell, may have been a gift from Tama Jim Wilson while he served as secretary of agriculture.

L. M. Youngman Toledo

A Dream of Joy and a Heavenly Shore

A poem by Albert Lindsey Beane from Visions describes a dream of pure ecstasy and a calm summer sea. The speaker recalls a rapture that lifts the heart beyond ordinary bounds, then awakens to a future that promises more, wondering what gracious heaven may hold.

Eden

Pioneer Life in Story County Remembered on 75th Anniversary

A long记 tribute recounts Norwegian pioneers who settled Story County seventy five years ago noting their oxen drawn farms, assembled tools, and the harsh frontier life. It recalls Civil War hardship, lack of autos, early church, schools, and neighborly aid, ending at the graveyard with names on tombstones honoring early settlers who built Iowa.

Story County Iowa Illinois Old Buck Barry Town State College Ames Northwest

Captain of Our Salvation leads Men to Self Control

Friends Church led by Pastor Rev. Taylor Guthrie invites all to a Children’s Day program at 10 30 as well as 7 Christian Endeavor and 8 Gospel Service featuring The Captain of Our Salvation A Wednesday 8 pm monthly business meeting welcomes attendees. The speaker extols self mastery and indebtedness to others as a path to life and joy.

Christian Endeavor Captain of Our Salvation

Surprise Birthday at Mrs. Anna Van Horns Church

The Christian Church Wa.m. Church School served worship at church. Ladies and a few invited guests surprised Mrs. Anna Van Horn on her 76th birthday Tuesday afternoon. Social time followed with lunch by Mrs. Ethel Stafford and Marguerite. Mrs. Van Horn received gifts. The note invites all to join in worship in God’s house.

Wa.m Anna van Horn Ethel Stafford Marguerite

Sweet Clover Pastures Livestock Near Manchester

A nine acre sweet clover field on the Stone and Ellis farm ten miles northeast of Manchester provides pasture for about seven head of livestock despite a nine weeks drought. The field also supports forty eight hogs twenty one cattle and nine horses, keeping the growth trimmed and usable without mowing.

Stone and Ellis Farm Manchester Des Moines Register

Local social notes and talks of property changes

Gladbrook residents hosted Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs John Krughel. Rosa Richards of the county seat came to attend the Manship funeral and the Royal Neighbors Lodge. Frank Stevens and wife of Albion purchased the Gora Adair property and plan to rebuild and move this fall. Trinity Lutheran church of Dilton will broadcast on KFJB Marshalltown on Sunday June 10 from 2 to 3 p.m. Chas Harvey Raymond and Ralph Beane visited Des Moines last Thursday to see James Rogers, formerly of LeGrand, who lies ill in the Veteran's hospital there and cannot dive, it is stated.

Lee Thomas Gladbrook John Krughel Rosa Richards Royal Neighbors Frank Stevens Albion Gora Adair Trinity Lutheran Church Dilton KFJB Marshalltown Chas. Harvey Raymond Ralph Beane Des Moines James Rogers LeGrand Veteran’s Hospital

Regent Visit to the Holy Land Describes Traditional Palestinian Life

A regent visits Palestine and portrays peasant life as unchanged since ancient times. The article details Bedouin tents, primitive farming with oxen and donkey plows, sickle grain cutting, and labor-intensive threshing by thousands of workers, noting Zionist colonies but vast reliance on traditional methods.

Palestine Jesus Elijah Isaiah Hosea Asia Minor Mediterranean Middle West

Also Mentioned on This Page

John R. Manship Albert Lindsey Beane Huxley Malinda Thompson Christian Church J. A. Caskey Sweet Clover Holy Land Roy Helfenstein
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