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Newspaper

Le Grand Reporter

Location

Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1933

Page

3

Auto hits truck injuring driver near Hoover Leech

At about 10 pm last Friday a speeding auto struck the rear of the O. W. Johnson farm truck at the Hoover Leech street intersection. Maurice Johnson drove the truck. passengers from a Friends church choir escaped injury while the other driver, identified as Raymond Burrow of northeast Montour, suffered a broken collarbone and was treated by Dr Mills.

O. W. Johnson Hoover-Leech Street Maurice Johnson Lye Johnson Farm Friends Church Choir Mills Raymond Burrow Montour

Strawberry shortcake event hosted by RNA Camp

The RNA Camp invites all to a Wednesday evening gathering on June 14 at their hall featuring free coffee and strawberry shortcake.

R.N.A. Camp

LeGrand Girl Wins Degree at State University

Mr and Mrs Irving Ruben bauer attended baccalaureate services in Iowa City for the State University commencement. Their daughter Adeline earned an A B degree and will teach history at Victor high school next year after studying at LeGrand High School and Marshalltown Junior College.

Irving Rubenbauer Iowa City State University Adeline LeGrand High School Marshalltown Junior College Victor High School

May Meeting of LeGrand Lucky Leaf 4-H Club

The LeGrand Lucky Leaf 4-H Club met May 31 at Louise Johnson’s home with sixteen members and two leaders. Kathryn Mills spoke on Our Symphony Orchestra, Arlene Hibbs reviewed Carillon Music, and Edna Johnson spoke on Handmade Notebook Covers. Esther Mahle crowned May Queen. two contests completed the program. Light refreshments were served.

LeGrand Louise’ Johnson Kathryn Mills Arlene Hibbs Edna Johnson Esther Mahle

Local News and Personals Bicentennial Plant Bargains and Travels

Local notes report assorted sales and notices from LeGrand Iowa including strawberries yellow corn oats and bulk sprays. Mentions Mrs Mills visiting Cylinder and Jessie Manship returning from Mansfield teaching stint. Several residents and visitors are listed with travel updates and local events at Grinnell Oskaloosa and Penn College commencement with W C Mendenhall address.

What Has Become of LeGrand Friends Academy

Read at LeGrand Picnic in Whittier California May 1933 recounts the Friends Academy building being moved to Marshalltown and repurposed as part of a poultry ranch and adjacent bungalow on its site. It recalls Pioneer faculty and graduates and ponders the academy’s lasting influence beyond its walls.

LeGrand Whittier California P. C. Jones Sam Jones LeGrand Public School Iowa River Marshalltown Mr. Jones Rob Friends Academy Lester Williams Williams Brothers Marshalltown Manufacturing Company Linn Creek Marshalltown Canning Company Edwin McGrew E. B. Clinton

Name Them for Us Night Sky Question

A poem like question asks readers to identify two star planets seen near a crescent. It mentions a young man now a respected judge in the Court of Appeal of the 3rd Northern California district and a celestial display with a red star beside a brighter one. The clue asks readers to name the two star planets observed near the new moon.

Notable Educators Highlight School's Proud Alumni

Fragmented reminiscence recalls teachers who became prominent in education and journalism. One member spent many years with a major U.S. school publishing house and remains on its payroll despite retirement. The next year's class had two members, including Nic who dedicated life to journalism and teaching, ending with the narrator's reflection on associations with the Academy and its activities.

U. S Nic Academy

Godly Wisdom and Weathered Faith Sermons at Friends Church

Rev Taylor Guthrie leads 10:30 Children Day program and 7 Christian Endeavor. Weekly meeting Wednesday at 8 p m. Event features reflections on hardship and faith with a poem about God tempering storms and the promise My grace is sufficient for thee.

Christian Endeavor

Christ Church Service Schedule and Picnic News

Christian Church holds Church School at 10 a.m. with Doris Baumgartner as superintendent. Morning Worship at 11 features "The Cost of a New World." No evening service. Beginners' Class enjoyed a picnic Tuesday evening with Miss Alice Holland assisting the teacher Miss Mabel Gauntin serving lunch. All are welcome.

Doris Baumgartner Alice Holland Mabel. Gaunt

Maintain Public Morale and Historical Perspective

Kansas City Star argues the press should soothe public nerves during crises. It highlights two reassuring article types: economic analysis showing boom washout and a historical review of past panics to give youth context. The piece cites Tom L. Johnson’s bank visit to illustrate calm, steady leadership guiding a restart.

Tom L. Johnson Cleveland Congress New York Washington Kansas City Star

Children’s Day Program at Friends Church

A Children’s Day program at Friends Church featured duets, recitations, solos, and class performances led by Hilda Rylander Esther Mahle and others. The event included a devotional, playlets, a dialogue, and a missionary offering, with Benediction by Pastor Ruth Stephenson. Also notes Mrs Phoebe McCarel has returned home from a two week visit to Albion Montour.

Hilda Rylander Esther Mahle Madelyn Rank Guthrie Mary Sawyer Dorothy Olson Charlotte Sawyer Johnny Jump Frances Freiboth Long—School Benediction Ruth Stephenson J. L. Harrison Phoebe McCarel W. W. Amey Albion Montour

Body of Drowned Woman Located

The body of Miss Addie B. Conkling, who vanished from Marshalltown on late November 30, was found Friday by William Hawley of LeGrand while trailing stock. Identified by Sheriff Wicklund, the remains showed long exposure in the water with minimal clothing. Hawley declined the $100 reward offered for the recovery.

Addie B. Conkling Marshalltown William Hawley LeGrand Hawley Chadwick Quarry J. C. Himes Gary Beeson

A Fine Address by Rev. Brown on Prohibition

Rev Stanley Brown pastor of the Presbyterian church in Marshalltown gave a sizzling talk at the Friends church on Wednesday urging retention of the 18th Amendment. He urged voters to place an X in the middle of the circle at the top of the second column on the ballot and quit there. The audience heard his strong views on prohibition.

Stanley Brown Presbyterian Church Marshalltown Friends Church

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LeGrand Girl Lucky Leaf Club Grace Russell Walter Weitzell Rosa Beechout Frank Moehrl Marguerite Stafford Reginald Bennett Pennsylvania Street Gary, Ind Dykhuis The Christian Church LeGrand Hatchery Dr. Mills Andrew Vandervelde Jessie Manship Mansfield Jake Eidlers George Case Ackley Earl Simms Earl Bader & Bell Grinnell P. A. Sanders Iowa Landon Finton A. T. Sawyer Callifornia R. M San Diego Long Beach Corwin O’neal Hazel O’neal Des Moines Margaret Kollman Chas. O'Neal Sumner Dalyce Gillespie David City Nebr Earl O'Neal Lemont Ill Oskaloosa Penn College Stephen Friends University of Garden Club LeGrand Garden Club Kate Sanders Chester Twedt L. C. Knudson B. H. Beane LeGrand Friends Academy R. J. White Iriends Academy Taylor Guthrie Sarah M. Piper Quany
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