Young People in Surprise Wedding Near Webster City
Miss Miozie Nodland longtime Le Grand teacher marries Dan Monroe Glidewell of Vancleve in Webster City ceremony hosted by cousins Melvin and Mrs. Mason. Nodland taught in Le Grand schools, graduated from State Teachers College Cedar Falls, and will reside with Glidewell in Vancleve after July 2 following a honeymoon trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mioziie Nodland
le Grand
Webster City
Dan Monroe Glidewell
State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
LeGrand Consolidated School
Cook
Vancleve
Pipestone
Minn
Glidewell
Bank Man to Jowa City Resigns for LeGrand Savings
E. and York resigns after three years with LeGrand Savings Bank effective July 1 to join the Nagle Lumber Company venture in Jowa City. Carl Rahuda elected cashier at Merchants National Bank of Greene Towns. York to move soon, Rahuda to relocate with his family. Miss Marian Mills visits Ames. Rees Wilkinson guards LeGrand Stone plant. Ralph and Harlow Mills head to Rochelle Illinois for canning factory work. Calvin Dougherty buys Elizabeth Trine property for future home. R D Hogan lands wiring contract for school buildings including Newburg auditorium and gymnasium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene
Town
Mr. York
Rahuda
York
Mr. Kahuda
Ralph
Harlow Mills
Rochelle
Calvin Dougherty
Bias
Elizabeth Trine
R. D. Hogan
Newburg
Bids Sought For School Transportation Routes 1924 25
The LeGrand Board of Education invites sealed bids for transporting students on routes during the 1924 25 school year. Bids must be received by 7 p m July 1 1924. Harvey serves as secretary.
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Board of Education of
LeGrand
Harvey, Sec’y
Chautauqua Meeting and Local News Update
A Chautauqua guarantors meeting is set for this Friday night at the Reporter office to discuss business and promote the Chautauqua. The issue also advertises two pages of booster material and local notices including visitors, travels, and medical care updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua
Minnesota Letter From Powderhorn Park Terrace Couple
A 1924 Minneapolis letter from Mr. and Mrs. Corwin O Neal reports arrival of the couple and their goods on the 11th and unloading the next morning. They mention Himer’s return last week and request friends in LeGrand look them up, noting access via Selby Lake street car from both cities.
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Powderhorn Park Terrace
Minneapolis
Mion
Corwin O'Neal
Himer
LeGrand
South Side
Selby Lake
18Th Ave
J. F. Hawseceer
LeGrand Boy Scout Movement Takes First Steps
Preliminary steps are under way to establish a LeGrand Boy Scout troop with Paul H. Love of Des Moines in charge. A three member sponsor committee was appointed by the Booster Club and temporary Scoutmaster Clif ford Tarvestad named, with more leaders to follow. Judge Utterback of Des Moines lends strong support.
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LeGrand
Marshall
Tama
Paul H. ‘Love
Des Moines
Booster Club
I. M. Gaunt
B. H. Beane
E. Follansbee
Clifford Tarvestad
ADS Sons
LeGrand Boy Scouts
Judge Utterback
Death of Geo. Bartle at Quarry after illness
Geo W Bartle died at 7 20 o clock Friday at his home in Quarry after a long illness from pneumonia and heart complications. He was born in 1847 in Ely England and came to the U S at age 15. Survived by wife Mary Swen Bartle and son Dave Dougherty. Funeral services held at his home and in Weeping Water with Methodist church rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. W. Bartle
Quarry
Mr. Bartle
Mr.Bartle
Ely
England
St. Louis
Isabella Carson
Mary Swen
Wesping Water
Nebr
New Zealand
Weeping Water
Methodist Church
Guy Harvey
Bartle
Dave Dougherty
Marshalltown
A Snug Outfit Built On Wheels For Family Travel
A detailed look at George Iverson’s mobile bungalow on a Ford chassis slated for a cross country tour to Yellowstone and the Pacific coast. The frame uses ash timbers and fir panels with an oak dash, five seats, sleeping berths, electric lights, water options, and a four speed engine designed for steep grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iver
George
Yellowstone National Park
Pacific Coast
Friends Church Activities Highlight Past Week
Rev Guy W Hanver led a Sunday morning service with the young people as chair and a discussion on Why I Believe in Christianity. Miss Jessie Manship acted as chairman with Carl Rylander Omar Manship Marvin Nodland and Jessie Manship contributing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Hoover
Jessie Manship
Carl Rylander
Omar Manship
Marvin Nodland
Clyde Hoover
Baptist Church
Denver
Colorado
Hoe
Christian Church Schedule and Evening Gatherings
The schedule lists services at 10:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. with a 1:00 p.m. sermon on Science and Religion and a 7:00 p.m. Christian Endeavor led by Edith Gaunt. Prayer Circle Wednesday evening. Reports mention choir practice at the Kellogg home, social hours, and C E Society socials at the parsonage with games and contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Herbert
Christian Endeavor
Edith ,Gaunt
Romanus II
C. W. Kelloge
C. E. Society
Strand Lutheran Dunbar Services Next Sunday
Morris Peterson of St. Olaf College Northfield Minnesota will conduct summer Bible school at Marshalltown during services next Sunday at 11 p.m. Rev Onavs Quaten is pastor and extends a cordial welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Peterson
St. Olaf College
Northfield
Minn
Marshalltown
Onavs Quaten
Two Newborns Reported in Local Families
Stork special notes a baby boy born Wednesday June 18 to Mr and Mrs Challace Higinbotham and a daughter named Marjorie Joan York born Friday June 6 in Lisbon Iowa to Mr and Mrs Ey Ln York. Apology offered for a missed notice. Also a call to buy chautauqua tickets early as boosters.
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Stork Special
Mrs. Challace Higinbotham
Ey Ln York
Lisbon
Iowa
Marjorie Joan York
Little Joan
Red Cedar shingles ship huge freight train to Chicago
A 125 car freight train carrying over 25 million Red Cedar shingles from Merritt Lumber Co reaches Chicago and the East, the largest long distance shipment of its kind by rail. Shingle mills in British Columbia valued at 9 to 10 million dollars produced a 1923 output of about 10 million. The Red Cedar tree, famed for durability, was prized by Pacific coast tribes for sea going canoes.
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Ruatting Merritt Lumber Co
Chicago & North Western Ry
Chicago
East
Seattle
New York City
British Columbia
Pacific Coast
Zan of the Y. D. A Western Tale Told As Poetry
The article lauds Robert Stead as a poet before novelist and previews Zan of the Y. D. a stirring western tale to be printed in the paper. It highlights its poetic touch, thrilling incidents, strong characters, and a love triangle with an unusual girl and men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Stead
Zan
Y. D
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Minnie Nodland
Dan M. Glidewell
Yantleve
Bank Man
Jowa City
Marian Mills
Ames
E. M. Mills
Rees Wilkinson
LeGrand Stone Company
Emil Larson
Benj. Sawyer
Grace Collar
Montour
Mrs
A. T. Lowry
John
Haggin
Johnny
Mildred Gannt
A. L. Tervestad
T. H. Drapér
Phoebe
Adair
CG. B. Adair
Chas
O’neal
Des Moines Jast
Pittsburgh Steel Works
R. W. Chamberlain
Masonic Temple
May Haynes
J.W Hill
Wm. McAllister
Waterloo
W. M. Gaunt
Richards
S. G. Higinbotham
Leova Crowe
Challace Higinbotham
Baby
Deaconess Hospital
G. B. Adair
Alvin Adair
Raymond Beane
T. H. Draper
F. L. Richards
Callie Dimmitt
Irma Dimmitt
Qoskajlodsa
Canada
Minnesota
BOY Scouts
Geo. Bartle
Mary Bartle
Cat Dougherty
Lars IX. Carlson
Lars
C. W. Loesbe
Alfred Sloan
Addie Carey
Adv
J. C. MacGowan
G. C. Ogier
the Ogiers
J. F. Crosby
Magnus Holland
Holland
Crosbys
California
N. O. Keen
Danbar
Friends Church
Guy W. Hanver
Womens Missionary Society of the Friends Church
Florence Reed
Christian Church
L. E. Fortanssee
North Western Railway