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Newspaper
Le Grand Reporter
Location
Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1922
Page
4
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The notice notes rates to be announced on application and states all advertising remains in until ordered out unless arranged otherwise. It references LeGrand post office as the place of entry for second class matter.
Special Correspondent reports Mr Swenson visiting daughter Mrs Mansanger. Dr and Mrs Mills dined at Harold Perisho home. The Quaker Lane picnic, postponed earlier, was held Wednesday with almost all residents present. A big dinner and a good time were enjoyed at the Park.
Gur Special Correspondent Anna Meltvedt returned from Grinnell where she took a vacation from her duties as dietitian instructor at the hospital. Mrs. Howard Outland spent several days in Oskaloosa visiting her son and attending Penn college commencements. Misses Jeanette and Ruth Knudson enjoyed a picnic dinner and a high school class reunion with classmates.
Hastle Grand Cleo Leech and family spent Sunday in Carlton visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs Amile Frundle were Marshalltown callers Saturday. Gus Nodland has been on the sick list. Mr and Mrs Irvin Wall and children spent Sunday at the home of the former's parents Mr and Art Smith. Mr and Mrs Harry Larson were Marshalltown callers Monday. Several people of this community were down to see the wreck near Quarry Sunday.
Office of the Clerk of the District Court in Marshall County Iowa announces a probate hearing for Lewis E. Harrison. All interested parties must appear at the Marshalltown court house at 9 a.m. on June 20, 1922 to prove and possibly admit the will. The document bears the clerk’s seal dated May 23, 1922.
Daniel Rossi reports Caputo household activity with Hazel Dougherty visiting Ames and Marshalltown neighbors calling. A June 1 linen shower honored Reba Johnson Zatechka ahead of her May 31 marriage to Fred Zatechka in Merrillan, Wisconsin, with gifts, music, dancing, and a communal sendoff at the Johnson home and Community Hall. The newlyweds depart Tuesday for Merrillan to begin their lives together.
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