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Newspaper

Le Grand Reporter

Location

Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1931

Page

3

The Little Town We Shape With Our Choices

A reflection on the farm town as a social and economic center for rural life. The piece argues residents hold power to sustain or starve the town by choosing whom to patronize and which services to support, stressing the town as community hub for churches lodges schools doctors and social life. It notes the town reflects agricultural life and values, with local patronage shaping merchants professionals and overall character. It closes with local notes on residents visiting and Iowa census figures, plus a 4-H meeting and forthcoming ice cream social at Rock Valley.

Ino City Monticello Minnesota Iowa Bureau of Census LeGrand Lassies Mary Lois Beane Doris Adkins Ames Rock Valley Miss Cookinham Marshalltown Rosaline Haynes Mary Leis Beane

Strawberry Shortcake Feast at Blue Lantern Club

The Blue Lantern Club hosted a strawberry shortcake supper at the Arthur Anderson home in Montour with about seventeen members present. The evening featured music and lively conversation while guests enjoyed abundant berries and cake, including Mrs. Bertram Tweet of Chicago. Also noted are local social visits and a minor foot injury at Cogley’s farm near Montour.

Blue Lantern Club Arthur Anderson Bertram Tweet Chicago Carl Tow Cleveland Ohio

Local social notes from Quaker Lane area

From Our Special Correspondent Bessie Marie and Robert Perisho were ill for several days. Mrs Virginia Keen visited the Geo Keen home last Thursday. Jeannette Perisho spent Tuesday with Miss Inez Rubenbauer at Dillon. Mr and Mrs L Knudson were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs S R Piper in Marshalltown.

Virginia Keen Geo. Keen Jeannette Perisho Inez Rubenbauer Dillon L. ©. Knudson 5. R. Piper Marshalltown

Quarry Items Highlight Local Social Visits

Mr and Mrs Dohachek visited with Mr and Mrs Pearl Dougherty on Sunday. Mrs Will Dougherty entered Nevada hospital on Monday. Mr Geo Pierce spent Sunday with his father living with Mr and Mrs Louis Mertka. Mr and Mrs Elmer Hoppengartner spent Sundays at Magnus Lunde’s home. Miss Esther Drury visited her grandparents Mr and Mrs Joe Zednichek.

Dohachek Pearl Dougherty Will Dougherty Nevada Geo. Pierce Louis Mertka Elmer Hoppengartner Magnus Lunde Esther Drury Joe Zednichek

South County Line and Savannah Trips Mentioned

Geo Iverson traveled to Savannah Missouri last week for lip grafting. Lars Garlson and family were Sunday guests of Andrew Knudson near Marshalltown. Tver Iverson, sisters, and Edna Thompson visited Carl Botton at Oakdale. A Friday night breeze preceded a shower, bending chicken coops and toppled old trees at the P Y Alden home as a northwest wind capsized Delmar Latham’s hay loader.

Geo. Iverson Savannah Lars Garlson Andrew Knudson Marshalltown Tver Iverson Edna Thompson Oakdale Carl Botton P. Y Alden Delmar Lath‘am

Diesel Engine Watch Signals Jump in Transportation

The article notes strong interest from auto and airplane makers as diesel engines are tested for practicality in both cars and planes. At Indianapolis, a Columbus engineer drove 500 miles in a diesel car on furnace oil, averaging 86.17 mph and using 31 gallons, finishing 13th in a 40-car field. Economists speculate diesel could reduce operating costs and spur prosperity.

Indianapolis Columbus Ind

Dunbar News Bright Social Roundup

Mrs Knudt Thompson hosted a quilting bee at her home on Wednesday. Miss Gladys Ingebritson visited Frances Stonewall Sunday. Martha Johnson called on Ruth Thornes at Union Sunday. Mrs Cecil Baer and sons visited Geo Richardson's family last week. Home Economics club met at Norman Roseland's Wednesday. Hazel Bryngelson and Lloyd Barlow from Marshalltown joined A C G Bryngelson at his home Thursday. A surprise sixteenth birthday party for Alice Thorson drew about one hundred guests. Luther League met at Mildred Thompson's Thursday. next gathering July 2 at the Weitzell home.

Martha Johnson Ruth Thornes Union Cecil Baer and Alice Thorson Luther League Mildred Thompson Weitzell

Notice of Tax Deed Taken for Marshall County Property

Notice to Earl Baldwin Flora Shannon that on December 3, 1923 Marshall County Iowa sold for taxes the South Half of Lots 5 and 6 and Lot 1 of the subdivision of Lot 3 and Lot 2 of the subdivision of Lot 2 in the N E quarter of the N E quarter of Section 2 Township 84 Range 19 West of the 5th P M. The Wester Securities Company purchased the property and holds the tax sale certificate. Redemption must occur within 90 days from service. a Treasurer's Deed will be issued to the certificate holder.

Earl Baldwin Flora Shannon Marshall County Iowa Nenem

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