Wedding of Eleanor Russell and John Rhodes Ends in LeGrand
The ceremony at the Russell home united Eleanor Russell and John H Rhodes of LeGrand in a single ring ritual conducted by Rev. Tay lor Guthrie. After a luncheon the couple, graduates of LeGrand high, prepared to reside in Springfield Missouri after January 1 1937.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Russell
Eleanor Russell
John W. Rhodes
John H. Rhodes
LeGrand
Taylor Guthrie
Friends Church
Ophelia
Dorothy Dunham
Ethel Rhodes
Wiliam Russell
Luther Rhodes
M. T. Tostenson
C. W. Dunham
I. G. Iverson
LeGrand High School
California College of Beauty
Long Beach
Rhodes
Shepherd of the Hills
Lake Langcomo
Branson, Mo
Springfield
Local News and Personals Highlights
Local notes report visits and gatherings across Marshall County. Wilma Gaunt stays with the Kibbie family. Beane and Adair hosts welcome guests. republican women in Marshalltown meet. Stephen Sanders attends Cedar Falls campus. Ruby family visiting Ames. Addie Carey entertains Beane family. Howard Sanders visits, awaiting husband’s Chicago term. Searle recovering after appendix removal. Given C Johnson sells and rebuyes farms. fishing trips depart to Minnesota lakes. accident injures L. E. Kenworthy in Denver. readers invited to write a note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma Gaunt
Conroy
G. W. Kibbie
Raymond Beane
Elwyn
Sherelyn
Max Adair
Garwin
W. M. Gaunt
Rosa Richards
Marshall County
Marshalltown
Stephen Sanders
State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
P. A. Sanders
Willard Ruby
Ames
Mattie Manship
Ruby
Mansfield
Addie Carey
Abbie Beane
Albert and
Burnice
Lewis Beane
Ralph Beane
Ileana
Blaine
Gilbert
Howard Sanders
Albion
Ill
Frank Ellis
LeGrand
University of Chicago
Howard Searle
Dea‘coness Hospital
Helen Fisher
Chicago
C. Johnson
Irving Rubenbauer
Town
Searsboro
Chas
Johnson
Little Gull Lake
M. Holland
John Krughel
Mildred
Frank Krughel
Clinton
L. E. Kenworthy
Friends Academy
Denver
Colo
Race Street
The Bridal Pair June at the altar in Greenville
The poem depicts a wedding scene in Greenville Ohio with a bride and groom walking toward the altar. Scent of blossoms, music, and a warm crowd frame the couple as angels hover and fate smiles upon the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Fleaven
Dunham Family Reunion At Riverside Park
The Dunham family held a reunion at Riverside Park in Marshalltown on Sunday June 21 despite poor weather. A 1 o’clock cafeteria meal featured cake decorated by Mrs Harald West. Clark Dunham and Carol Rasmus were honored as oldest and youngest present. Officers were elected and plans set for the next reunion on the fourth Sunday in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunham
Riverside Park
Marshalltown
Harald West
Clark Dunham
Traer
Carol Rasmus
Melvin G. Rasmus
LeGrand
Ray Ewald
Fargo
N. Dak
Clayton Dunham
Nellie Hammond
Newcastle
Nebr
James Vreeland
L. K. Dunham
Flossie Dunham
Robt. Dillman
Dale
Glen
Will Flynn
Montour
Emma Ewald
Grace
Geo. Hildebrand
Jo Anne Dunham
Blanche West
Harold West
Ercil Russell
W. Dunham
Everett
Geo. Dunham
LeGrand Garden Club Meeting Set at Johnson Home
The June meeting of the LeGrand Garden Club will be held Monday evening at the Jo. W. Johnson home with a good program prepared and a generous attendance expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeGrand Garden Club
Jo. W. Johnson
June Meeting of Friends Missionary Union Highlights Study
The Women's Missionary Union met at Elizabeth Hoover's home for the June session. The gathering opened with singing, heard a Bible reading from Matthew, and prayer led by Knudson. Ruth Adair reviewed Congo Crosses, Alice Johnson read an article from the Missionary Advocate, and refreshments followed served by several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends Missionary Union
Elizabeth Hoover
Irma Guthrie
Bird Hoover
Minnie Walken
Orma Keen
Lena Ogier
Edna Johnson
May Dunham
New Comet for July Pathfinder Seen Before Sunrise
A new comet will appear in July attracting observers before sunrise. It travels in Cepheus near the North Star and will pass about 20 million miles from Earth. It is expected to reach around sixth magnitude, barely naked eye visible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cepheus
Church and Bible School Day Draws Big Marshalltown Parade
People from LeGrand joined a Marshalltown procession for Church and Bible School Day. Two floats carried families, with a three generation display on the Friends float and a Christian church float in national colors. A miniature Friends church was also shown. Stephen Guthrie organized the effort. Binding twine for sale by Verlin Tweet in LeGrand, Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
LeGrand
Friends and Christian
E. M. Mills
D. D
Louise
Robert Johnson
C. W. Johnson
Christian Church
J. W
Piper
Della Richards
Mary Higinbotham
C. B. Page
Bessie Hilsabeck
Frederickson
Ferneau
Stewart
Blanche Emley
Rosa Beechout
Anna Duncan
Herman Wolken
Gummert
Shirley Gummert
Doris Ferneau
Friends
Stephen Guthrie
Children Day Program and Midweek Service at Friends Church
Rev Taylor Guthrie invites with a 10 30 Children Day program and 8 Combined Service followed by an Oversight meeting on Wednesday. The message stresses sanctification as active effort and the will driving spiritual motion, comparing it to clockwork steering the soul.
Christian Church Morning Services Schedule
The Christian Church announces morning services on the first and third Sundays each month at 10 a.m. Church School is led by Mary Higinbotham, Superintendent. There is no evening service. A welcome to all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Higinbotham
Strand Lutheran Church service in Dunbar Iowa
The Tama News-Herald notes Strand Lutheran in Dunbar Iowa with Rev. R. F. Wilson as pastor and schedules: 10 a.m. Sunday School and 11 a.m. Morning Worship. The Tama tragedy prompts safety scrutiny of gas plants and a state fire marshal campaign for better gas safety practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strand
Tama News-Herald
Tama
Main Street
Pyle
4-H Club Meeting At Gilman With Guest Speakers
Lucky Leaf 4-H Club Betty Radloff led the group to Gilman on Tuesday for a meeting with her sister Mrs. O J Manship. Fourteen members answered roll call. Two headers and four guests attended. The roll call prompt was learning from keeping an expense account. Programs covered saving time and money by efficient equipment and meals clearance presented by Maxine Hoover and Helen Tosten. Mrs. Willard Ruby spoke about her work in Pennsylvania and flood tales. Refreshments were served by Mrs. O J Manship and Mrs. Willard Ruby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Jones
Jim
Jim Joneses
Lucky Leaf
Betty Radloff
Gilman
0. J. Manship
Arlene Hibbs
Maxine Hoover
Meadowlarks
Helen Tostenson
Willard Ruby
Ames
Pennsylvania
O. J. Manship
Texas Centennial Exposition Opens in Dallas
Dallas hosts the Texas Centennial Exposition a 25 million spectacle with the Hall of State Building and government exhibits. Ancle Sam’s and private displays highlight cattle, cotton, oil, and the Cavalcade of Texas while 4 million Americans are expected to visit across Dallas and other Texas towns plan local celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Lone Star
Daniel C. Roper
Works Progress Administration
Dallas
Agrarian Way
Ancle Sam
Republic of Texas
Union
Post Office Department
United States
Navy Department
National Committee On Aeronautics
Lone Star State
Mexico
Penada
Roosevelt
Midland
Stamford
Falfurrias J
Kerrville
Houston
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Ida Barney
June
Jehn A. Stover
Greenville, Ohio
Dunham Family Reunion
Women's Missionary Union
LeGrand, Ia
Sarah M.piper
R. F. Wilson
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