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Newspaper

Le Grand Reporter

Location

Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1932

Page

4

Death of Pioneer Resident of County

John C. Shelton a Marshall county resident since 1871 died at 11 15 Thursday night June 16 at his home in Marshalltown from carcinoma of the esophagus after an eighteen month illness He was born July 10 1858 in Fredericksburg Md His Civil War veteran father died in 1865 and his mother brought the family to Marshall county in 1871 He married Jane Waltz Sept 11 1881 and they lived on a farm six miles east of Marshalltown They were the parents of seven children one dying in infancy Surviving are widow and children two brothers and two sisters Funeral services were held at 3 o clock Sunday from Pursel funeral home conducted by Rev C G Bacon with burial in the Iowa River cemetery The services were largely attended

John C. Shelton Marshall County Marshalltown Mr. Shelton Fredricksburg Jane Waltz Ben T. Shelton State Center Chas. Specht LeGrand Ralph B. Shelton Beggie Langland Lee Boswell Stanley Drury Shelton Lottie M. Totman Joe Shelton E. E. Shelton Mary Helmer Emma Crisman Rockford Pursel C. CG. Bacon Iowa River

Y. P. B. Meeting at Kenneth Hoover Home

Senior Y. P. B. meeting scheduled for Tuesday evening at Kenneth Hoover's home. Program includes a poster talk by Mrs. Pemberton, guitar music by Mildred Mert vedt, reading by Ruth Guthrie, vocal duet by Kathryn Gibson and Eleanor Russell. Refreshment committee: Kathryn Gibson, Eleanor Russell, Kenneth Hoover, and Dale Keen. Open to all interested young people.

Kenneth Hoover Mrs. Pemberton Mildred Mertvedt Ruth Guthrie Kathryn Gibson Eleanor Russell Dale Keen

Frank Payne Hurt at North Quarry from Short in Current

Frank Payne suffered severe burns replacing fuses at the north quarry. A short blasted a hot current lighting a flash, scorching his hand and eyebrows though his face was spared. He was promptly taken to hospital for treatment. Eric Erickson also burned his foot when hot metal spilled during repairs and remains under care. The Reporter begins Henry Edwin McGrew’s installment on local history from Pasadena read at the LeGrand picnic in Whittier.

North Quarry Frank Payne Frank Eric Erickson Henry Edwin McGrew Pasadena LeGrand Whittier

Local News and Personals Highlights

Local items report Willis Cutler selling alfalfa hay and a ten cent ad noting Emmil Larson’s cherry crop sale. Visitors include Miss Sylvia Ensminger from Akron at Mrs. Raymond Beane’s home, and more notes on residents, nursing inquiries, and pending insurance ads. Community events cover church picnics, Old Settlers gathering, and the Marshall County picnic delayed by rain.

W. M. Gaunt Emmil Larson Sylvia Ensminger Akron Raymond Beane Elizabeth Frier Gladbrook

LeGrand Loses to Gilman In county baseball game

Gilman defeated LeGrand at Tow baseball park on Sunday despite threatening weather. Gilman led 3 to 0 after strong pitching by Stewart and two misplayed fly balls by LeGrand. Final score 3 to 5 with Gilman retaining top position and Clemons Albion remaining at perfect percentages.

Gilman Tow LeGrand Smaha Stewart Quarry

Obituary for Ted the Fox Terrier Run Down by Speeding Truck

A local obituary laments the death of Ted, a fox terrier with seven to eight years in the office window portrait. The editors condemn two speeding men who did not stop after striking the dog, urging respect for traffic laws and child safety, while noting a Des Moines Mayonnaise truck’s troubling visits.

Ted Des Moines

Bruce man P. H. Peterson dies at 63 in Wis obituary

Bruce Wisconsin June 6 1932 Peter H Peterson aged 63 died after a winter influenza followed by pneumonia at his Bruce home He was born February 8 1869 in Keokuk Iowa and married Rosella Jones December 25 1893 Survived by a son John two daughters Lois McGlynn and Edna Chapman and a niece Merle Towers The funeral was held at Federated church with Masonic rites Rev Grant V Clark and Rev Ellery J Beal officiating Interment in Bruce cemetery He lived in Gilman Sac City Bruce and on a farm north of town for many years and was a longtime member of Masons Presbyterian and Congregational churches.

P. H. Peterson Peterson Federated Church Masonic Grant V. Clark Evansville Ellery J. Beal Bruce Cemetery Pete Peter H. Peterson Keokuk Iowa Bruce Wis Gilman Rosella Jones Lois McGlynn Edna Chapman John Merle Towers See Sac City Pet- Rees Blue Lodge

When Half Gods Go the Gods Arrive at Friends Church

In a southern city a gunman halted an interstate grocer and forced unloading of food, then surrendered to police. He explained his family's hunger and described faith in God and daily bread as he faced officers and showed his wife and two hungry children.

Christian Church Service Schedule and Activities

Church services listed include Church School at 10 am, Morning Worship at 11 am with theme Christ Lifted Up, Christian Endeavor at 7 pm on How Does Christ Meet the Needs of the World based on Acts 41-49, Evening Service at 8 pm with theme A Living Sacrifice, and a Wednesday Prayer Circle at 8 pm. All are welcome.

Quarry Chapel and Friends Church Notes in Bruce

Sunday School at 10 a m and church service at 11 a m with an evening service at 8 p m. A welcome extended to a national church family in Bruce. Survivors include wife and son John and four brothers from Hussey Ia Gilman Ia and Lis comb Ia. Out of town relatives Irene and Bertha Peterson J A Jones and Mrs J W Jones attend the funeral. The Friends church Children Day pageant The Coming of Spring drew a large crowd. The Strains of San Gabriel Calif and Marshalltown guests visited Mr and Mrs J F Smaha en route to New York on a vacation trip. Mrs Alfred Omundson and children Robert and Annie visited Rollin Clay Hollywood Calif. they flew to New York City and toured Marshalltown. The plane over town honked its horn.

Rosa Richards Miss Hollis C. S.dunkle Gilman Sam Iverson Fred Peterson Ed Bond LeGrand Everett Hulshizers Ferguson Gilman Dispatch Evelyn Finton Marshalltown Flora Sharp C. D. Harvey H. D. Hoover Lee Aldrich Selba S. Dak Richard Edward Kibbie Nellie Spurgeon Shellsburg G. W. Kibbie Edward Friends Church Haynes Spring 10. E. S Ben Baumgartner Mason City Clear Lake Duva Dexter Bruce John Andrew Hussey Gilbert Edsward Lewis Liscomb Towa Gilbert Peterson Irenel Bertha Peterson J. A. Jones J. W. Jones Fairview Sdak N. A. Strain San Gabriel Calif Alfred Omundson Robert Annie Rollin Clay Hollylwood New York City

In Memory Of Those Departed At Memorial Day Picnic

An aging group recalls departed members during a Memorial Day gathering. Horace Salisbury’s journey from Elgin to Lyons Clinton and Atlantic Iowa to California illustrates a life of practical craft, farming and progress in the middle west and southwest.

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Marion’ Township Y. P. B. Meeting Alfalfa Hay Willis Cutler Bruce Baumgartner Riverview Park Haynes T. Manship Hines T.manship R.manship Mary Perry Kenneth Cecil Kansas City B. H. Beane Ralph Norman Dunham Robert Sawyer Pine Lake Eldora Shady Oaks Park Marion Perry St. Anthony Tom Blaney Clemons Chas. Chinn Loren Rank L. E. Bigelow Lauretta Bruce, Wis Taylor Guthrie O. W. Johnson Christian Endeavor Christian Church Sarah, M. Piper Quarry Chapel L. T. Hibbs Pastor Lucille Lawrence Horace Salisbury Elgin Ilinois Marquette Joliet Middle West Lyons Clinton University Thomas Schofield Holland George Hammond Stavanger Hannegan Nels Thompson Soren Anna Olson Margaret Hammond Hiram Anna Hammond Atlantic California Southwest
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