Notice on monthly electric bills and collection visit
All bills for electric light and power service will be mailed monthly after reading and are due immediately. Penalty 10 percent on the first ten dollars and 2 percent on amounts over ten. A representative of the Iowa Railway and Light Corporation will be in LeGrand around the due date for collections. Visitors in Marshalltown may use our office as a rest room or to meet friends. Towa Railway & Light Corp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Railway and Light Corporation
Marshalltown
Towa Railway & Light Corp
Weekly Publication Notice from LeGrand Entry
Friday edition published weekly. Entered as second class matter at the post office in LeGrand.
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LeGrand
Masonic Meetings Slated by Polar Star Lodge No 113
Polar Star Lodge No 113 A F and A M holds a regular communication on the third Friday of each month. Max Rapuort serves as Worshipful Master and M H Tow as secretary.
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Polar Star Lodge No
A.F
A.M
Max Rapuort
Knudsons entertain Salem ministers and party for Esther Hanson
Quaker Lane reports Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Knudson hosting Rev. and Mrs. Alfred Hanson of Salem on Tuesday. Mrs. Wm Hoover gave a surprise birthday party for daughter Esther with eighteen little girls, games, contests, ice cream cake and candy, and Esther receiving many gifts.
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L. C. Knudson
Alfred Hanson
Salem
Wm. Hoover
Esther
Old Penn Students reunion draws many locals in Oskaloosa
South County lines Delmar Latham spent Saturday in Oskaloosa attending the Old Penn Students reunion. Mrs Geo Wall was taken to a Marshalltown hospital where she submitted to an operation the same day and was reported doing well. Buddies Glen Lischer from Des Moines visited at the P Y Alden home with a nine pound fish from the Des Moines river.
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Delmar Latham
Oskaloosa
Old Penn
Geo. Wall
Marshalltown
Glen Lischer
Des Moines
P. Y. Alden
East LeGrand Social Notes Include Visitors and Illness
From Our Special Correspondent Mrs Joseph Wolf has been on the sick list Dick Tedrow of Boone called at the Art Wolf home Mr and Mrs Earl Wolf and sons of Quarry visited at the Art Wolf home Amile Frundle and daughter Wilma spent Friday at the Scott Moyer home in Gilman and another at the C F Davis home in Marshalltown Mrs Louis Mertka and daughters Wither and Maxine of Quarry visited with Mrs Joseph Wolf and Miss Clara My and Mrs Frank Morrison Mr and Mrs Hobart Morrison and Gerald Morrison of Lacrosse Wis spent Thursday at the Amile Frundle home Clarence Wolf and Bert Ingebritson with their families and Gilbert Wolf of Montour were Sunday visitors Edith Gaunt returned home after a week at Fairfield and attended Parsons College commencement exercises.
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Carol Benson
Green Mountain
Lois Beane
Guthrie
Stephen
Oskaloosa
Carl Rylander
Donnellson
J. F. Rylander
Ames
Friends Missionary Union
Dalbey
Flo Lynn
Palmer College
Yeolden
Literary and Musical Club
Shady Oaks Park
Will Milne
Clear Lake
L. T. Hibbs
Penn College
Irena Hibbs
Havelock
Irena
Ralph
Robert Gray
Ana
Marjorie
Claremont
Minn
J. W. Piper
CG. O'Neal
Gray
Lucille Piper
O'Neal
Rosalie Hazen
Voermillion Grove
Gertrude Ellis
C. O'Neal
Hillis
Dick Tedrow
Boone
Art Wolf
Earl Wolf and Sons
Quarry
C. F. Davis
Laverne
East LeGrand
Amile Frundle
Wilma
Scott Moyer
Gilman
Marshalltown
Louis Mertka
Daughers
Wither
Maxine
Joseph Wolf
Clara
Frank Morrison
Hobart Morrison
Gerald Morrison
Lacrosse
Wis
Clarence Wolf
Bert Ingebritson
Little Son
Gilbert Wolf
Montour
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chas. W. Dunham
Briardale Store
Schreiber’s
Harry Kempe
Washburn Crobby Eompany
Eaktat
Equity Loan and Investment Co
East Main St
Marshalltown, Iowa
Phoneco
D. Harvey Legrand
First National Bank
Eagle Lencil CO
LeGrand Reporter
Corwin O'Neal
Edith Gaunt
Fairfield
Parsons College
W. A. Kauffman
East Main
Simkins & Estel
Mershalitown
Iwea
Aluminum
Holland & Holland
Iowa Agricultural Station
Ames College Experiment Station
Gronk Bros. Vo
Marshalltown Division
Marshalltown Town
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