Next Door Neighbors Weekend Visits Across Towns
Our Special Correspondent reports Miss Gretchen Hines of Nevada visited her parents Miss Faye Coffin in Marshalltown extended stay at Jerry Thatcher home. Fern Coffin joined friends to Boone for a visit at Ledges State Park. Essie Maronda and Ruth Young of Zearing stayed with Chas Coffin. Donald Reed family visited Harry Larson and Gus Nedland homes with Marian staying longer. Jay and Ray Smith families and relatives from Dunkerton held a reunion and picnic near Traer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gretchen Hines
Nevada
Faye
Coffin
Marshalltown
Jerry Thatcher
Fern Coffin
Boone
Ledges State Park
Essie Maronda
Ruth Young
Zearing
Chas
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Iversons and Olson Family Gather for Sunday Visit
Mr and Mrs Geo Iverson and daughter Alice were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Joel Olson. Misses Lillian and Elois Alden entertained the Thursday Thimble Club and several other guests Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Iverson
Alice
Joel Olson
Lillian
Elois Alden
Thursday Thimble Club
Local social notes from Quaker Lane home visits
Miss Adeline Rubenbauer returns home from a year at the State University of Iowa. Sunday guests at the Clark Garrett home included Mr and Mrs Wm McBride and their children Wayne, Dale and Margaret of Newton. Herman Pike and family from Sioux Falls visited the K W Garretts early in the week. Mildred Gaunt and Nona Wood, Deaconess Hospital student nurses in Marshalltown, called Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adeline Rubenbauer
State University of
Iowa
Clark Garrett Home
Herman Pike
Vincent
LaVonne
Sioux Falls, St.Dak
K. W
Mildred Gaunt
Nona Wood
Deaconess Hospital
Marshalltown
Lois Gaunt
Martin Gaunt
St. Anthony
Gilbert Swenson
Donald
Harris
Remembering men of LeGrand and a farmer’s steady pluck
The article celebrates Horace Salisbury for practical aid and craft, honors Stephen Marshall Hadley for decades of service at Penn College, and recalls Alden Coppock as a hardworking Iowa farmer. It notes family losses on July 6 1931 and May 20 of the following year, and closes with local social updates from LeGrand and a Harris fishing trip report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Salisbury
Mitchell Salisbury
LeGrand
Stephen Marshall Hadley
Hammond
Adeline Hammond
Penh College
Stephen Hadley
South
Iowa
LeGrand Friends Academy
Penn College
Harvard University
Wisconsin University
Academy
Herbert J. Wyckoff
Alden Coppock
Stull
Distemper Spread by Humans Alleges New Finding
Dr Charles Nicolle reports humans can act as reservoirs for distemper in dogs. Serum from inoculated humans caused distemper in puppies while humans showed immunity. The note frames humans as carriers of animal disease and suggests ancient transmission dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Nicolle
Trench Academy of Sciences
Nicole
Nicollet
Europe
Mongolia
Koslof
Urga
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Chas. W. Dunham
Wfestel Funeral Director
Auto‘Ambulance Service
Marshalltown, la
W.A. Kauffman
Mahshalltown
Jay Smith
Ray Smith
Dunkerton
Traer
LeGrand Reporter
Corwin O'Neal
Mamage
Ab LeGrand Post Office
Polar Star
AcFe
A.M
John R. Manship
WM. C. D. Harvey
Hadley
Chesley
Mary Coppock
Quaker Lane
Iowa Central Railway
Marshall County
Semons
Towa
Union
Holland & Holland
Cronk Bros
Montour
Ireland
Golden West
Strand
Bartran
Murrisk
Achill
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