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Newspaper
Le Grand Reporter
Location
Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1932
Page
3
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From Our Special Correspondent Misses Nellie, Rosy Miles visited the sister Mrs. Charles Goffin. Misses Dorothy and Faye Coffin joined friends to Waterloo and Manchester Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gibson and family were Sunday dinner guests at R. H. Duncan’s home and spent the evening with their son Eugene in Marshalltown.
Quaker Lane hosts L C Knudson and spouse for a Sunday dinner with Hayes in Toledo. Roland and Martha White visit Oliver Rosdale en route from Kentucky to California. Will Hoover family and others visit Clyde Hoover home. Geo Walen and sister Karine Walen visit relatives. Karine extends stay with Mary Knudson.
Miss Ruth Lunde spends the week in Newton with relatives while Mrs Wm Lunde visits Brooklyn parents. Mr and Mrs Chas Bowles visited Qual ity friends Sunday. Anton Vokour and son Victor with Mrs Lewis Mertka made Marshalltown business calls Saturday. Peter Lunde family visited Iowa City to see the University hospital patient. Gee Peterson H Spencer and Luther Boswell of Marshalltown visited the Mertha home Sunday evening.
Local residents share visits and travels including Albert Bryngelgon in Des Moines and relatives in Montour. Maxine Tweed stays with grandmother Bertha Tweed, Hazel Anderson visits Gladys Ingebritson, and many others host guests from Knoxville Cushing and Oakdale. Dunbar YP B hosts LeGrand Green Mountain YP Bs. Luther League meets at Harry Weitzell home with a program of scripture, readings, Hawaiian music, and a cornet solo.
The Dunbark group gathered Tuesday evening at Corrinne Carlson's home. The program included devotional items by Wilma Tompson, songs by all, a piano duet by Mrs. Gordon Meltvedt and Mildred Meltvedt, readings by Arlene Devick, a Hawaiian guitar solo by Mildred Meltvedt, and violin and guitar numbers by Mr. Clark, Mr. Buchanan, and Mr. Dickerson. Refreshments were served by the hostess with help from Florence Tow, Opal Masters, Olive Masters, and Wilma Thompson.
A 10 foot section of the old Cruces trail, once carrying Central and South American conquistador treasure and gold from California, has been moved to Chicago and placed in the Museum of Science and Industry. The tram from Las Cruces on the Charges river was partly destroyed when engineers built a road beside Madden dam to boost Panama Canal water supply, removing paving stones from the historic path.
Frank H. Vize telly, dictionary editor, discusses the uncertain origin of asparagus. He traces roots from Latin and Greek forms to Medieval Latin sparagus and early English sparage around the year 1000, noting possible links to aspharagous and the French asperge or asperges.
Miss Zelda Axtell and Theodore R Ehrhorn of Marshalltown were married at 7 PM on Saturday May 28 in the Ridgewood Baptist parsonage Joliet Illinois Rev L M Clark officiated The bride wore a beige lace gown and the ceremony was followed by a four course dinner The couple will live in Cedar Falls for the summer with Mr Ehrhorn teaching and coaching at the junior high school The bride formerly taught in LeGrand schools
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