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Newspaper

Le Grand Reporter

Location

Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1929

Page

4

Airplanes Parade Dims LeGrand Hopeful Sign Feud

Des Moines began an airship marathon with forty planes heading toward Marshalltown. LeGrand marked the route with a large yellow sign and a new airsign to draw notice. A gusty gale rattled the procession as the $80,000 Stan-O-Lind H suffered a minor storm injury and did not join the flight.

LeGrand Des Moines Iowa City Marshalltown Sawyer Building A. J. Ludwig Mary Register Kansas City

Baby Killdeers Found and Returned After Road Incident

On a road trip northeast of town Ray mond Beane and Lloyd Omundson caught two of a covey of young killdeers after parent birds tried to steer them away. The youngsters, alert and quaillike, were returned to the site for further care by their parents. The Christian church Ladies Aid plans a hot chicken sandwich supper Saturday evening in rooms west of the post office from 5 p.m. onward, 25 cents.

Raymond Beane Lloyd Omundson Papa Mamma Ladies Aid of the Christian Church

Local News and Personals Highlights Town Visits

Miss Jessie Manship visits Crystal Lake while friends gather there. Glen Hoover and family from Clinton call on relatives nearby. Sanna Tweet and son Myron of St Paul visit the Joel Olson home. The John Manship family spent Sunday at Pine Lake with friends. Dorothy Specht goes to Marshalltown for a few weeks employment. Earl and Mrs. Gaunt of Marshalltown call on uncle W M Gaunt. Mrs. Eric Ericson returns from Eldora after treatment for sciatic rheumatism. Lena Mary Ericson returns from Des Moines after two weeks visiting relatives. Corney Leech to Oakdale Sunday to visit niece Mrs Hart Piper at the sanitarium. Hazel O’Neal of Des Moines and William Bratt of Shelby visit Corwin O’Neal’s home. Joe Haynes and daughter Helen visit Albion and attend Richards reunion at Alva Richards’. A joint WCTU P and LTL meeting is planned at Mrs John Kaizand’s on Tuesday July 2 with a picnic lunch. Mildred Gaunt begins at Deaconess hospital but falls ill with acute appendicitis and is operated on. recovering. Mrs Julia Gunderson has sold her town property to Rev A J Hanson of Salem. Hanson family to keep the place as a home for now. Mrs Sarah Frederico of New Orleans arrives Monday from Ohio and Illinois and will visit aunt Mrs Rosa Beechout and relatives. Frances Beane departs for Lake Okoboji with summer employment. Chas Beane Lois accompany her via auto to Iowa Falls and New Providence. Ethel Rhodes breaks her arm after a cowboys play incident involving a boy lassoing her while riding a mule. She vows to avoid such play.

John Manship Pine Lake Dorothy Specht Marshalltown Earl Gaunt W. M. Gaunt Eric Ericson Eldora Lena Mary Ericson Des Moines Hazel O'Neal William Bratt Shelby Corwin O' Neal Joe Haynes Helen Albion Richards Alva Richards P. B John Kaizand Mildred Gaunt Deaconess Hospital Julia Gunderson A. J. Hanson LeGrand Salem Hanson Sarah (Hansen) Frederico New Orleans Ohio Illinois Baby Lorrane Rosa Beechout Frances Beane Lake Okoboji Chas. Beane Lois Iowa Falls New Providence Ethel Rhodes John Rhodes

First Aid for Swimmers Warns of Dangers and Rescue Steps

A State Department of Health bulletin urges precautions as warm weather lures swimmers to lakes and rivers. It covers safe use, avoiding after meals, polluted water, typhoid vaccination, and detailed artificial respiration steps to revive drowning victims, plus guidance on keeping the victim warm and orderly after rescue.

State Department of Health

Deviznikhek Devig Wedding in Marshalltown

Miss Sarah Alverda Devi daughter of Mr and Mrs Gus Devig married John Fred Zednichek of Marshalltown at 8 PM Saturday in the Friends parsonage Marshalltown officiated by Rev H W Cope. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Joel Olson. Mrs Zednichek is a LeGrand high school 1926 graduate and has worked at the D C Elder home the past year. Mr Zednichek is a tool maker at C A Dunham company. They will reside at 709 East Church Street.

Zednichek—Devis Sarah Alverda Devi Gus Devig John Fred Zednichek Marshalltown Friends Parsonage H. W. Cope Joel Olson Zednichek LeGrand High School D. C. Elder C. A. Dunham Company East Church Street

Who Pays the Damage from the Field Landing

Herman Wolken raises a question sparked by an airplane landing in a west town field of oats. Engine trouble forced a landing on a crop that was damaged in both landing and takeoff. A just claim exists. the issue is who pays and how the farmer can collect. Also a wanted ad seeks housework or child care at once by Maxine Mahle of LeGrand.

Herman Wolken

Quaker Lane Social News and Local Incidents

From Our Special Correspondent records a Sunday visit by the Perisho and Johnson families to HH Sharp home, a Q L Club meeting with eleven members sewing and talking, and haytime activity as farmers harvest. Chas Rubenbauer injured by a hay fork, and Verdi Minn summer trip plans involve Nodland and companions. State Christian Endeavor delegates from Holland attend Newton event. Holland store door left open last Saturday with no loss found.

Harold Perisho Artille Johnson HH. H Holland

Friends Church Program and July 1 Event

Rev. Taylor Guthrie leads 10:00 Bible School in the church basement and 11:00 Gospel service in the Community hall with the topic Holiness. At 7:00 C. E. meets in the hall and 8:00 sermon on A Wise Choice. Wednesday prayer meeting in True Blue classroom. C. E. social event and indoor track meet on July 1 at Lauretta Bigelow’s home. Poem praises good-hearted helpers and warns against snobbery.

True Blue C. E Erand Lauretta Bigelow

Christian Church Weekly Schedule and Activities

The Christian Church posts a full weekend program with a 10:00 Sunday School led by Mary Higinbotham, 11:00 Morning Worship, 7:00 p.m. Christian Endeavor led by Mabel Gaunt on Heroes for Christ, 8:00 p.m. Evening Service, and a Wednesday Prayer Circle at 8:00 p.m. All are welcome. Eagles 8. class picnicked at Riverview park with Rosa Beechout. Rev. Cope from Marshalltown led a union service Sunday night.

Mary Higinbotham Christian Endeavor Mabel Gaunt Matt John Mig. Herbert Eagles Rosa Beechout Riverview Park Rev. Cope Marshalltown

June Meeting of P B Welcomes Three New Members

The June meeting at the Meltvedt home had thirty one attendees. New members were welcomed and the program featured a devotional led by Mrs Pemberton, a poster talk by Maurice Johnson, song by Maxine Mahle, readings by Virgil Horn, and musical numbers by the Hawaiian sextet Hawaiian trio and a Ruth Guthrie Mildred Meltvedt piano duet. Refreshments followed served by a committee. Next meeting set for the Hoover home.

Ruth Guthrie Mildred Meltvedt Donald Kenneth Hoover

Birthday Party for Faye and Perry Longs With 25 Children

A crowd of twenty five youngsters gathered at Mr and Mrs Brady Long home to celebrate Faye and Perry Longs sixth and ninth birthdays. Gifts prizes and games delighted the children with Maynard Johnson Donald Beane Robert Johnson and Marjorie Rosdale among the winners. Balloons hid before a table adorned with two large angle cakes and flowers. Mrs Lyell Johnson and Mrs Harold Millard assisted with serving while relatives visited nearby. Clarence Scott and a boyfriend from Correctionville are visiting the grandmother Mrs E A Shelton this week. Mr and Mrs C B Adair and Mrs Rosa Richards traveled to Nevada on Thursday for a Crow Fry and Adair family reunion.

Brady Long C. B. Adair Rosa Richards Nevada Crow, Fry Adair

Le Grand Team Still Heads the Bunch in Baseball Clash

Green Mountain pitchers Fry and Gaunt faced strong LeGrand hitters with Gaunt earning fourteen strikeouts and Fry nine as LeGrand holds lead after early scoring surge. The game opened with six LeGrand runs in two innings, then stabilized with defensive plays and repeated outs. Continuous fielding and timely hits defined a tight contest, with Gaunt and Fry delivering strong pitching performances and key fielding plays shaping the outcome.

Green Mountain LeGrand Fry Gaunt Sparkie

Also Mentioned on This Page

Iowa Baby Killdeers Jessie Manship Crystal Lake Glen Hoover Clinton Mrs. Corney Leech Oakdale Mrs Hart Piper Sanitarium Maxine Mahle, LeGrand Theorval Nodland Verdi, Minn Ja Farm Elma Rosdale Camey Meltvedi Newton Rev. Dykhuis Evelyn Dykhuis Edith and Maxine Mahle Loretta Bigelow Ruth Piper Zella O'Neal Friends Church Taylor Guthrie God Christian Church Edward Dykhuis Clarence Scott Correctionville E. A. Shelton LE Grand Team H. Nichol Radloff Estal W. Fry Mendenhall Hibbs Hines Smaha Manship M. Gaunt Keen Burt R.burt l Weitzell D. Gaunt G.nichol Heifer H.nichol Mahlon Short Dean Merrill C. Burt Pitcher K.fry R. Burt J. Manship Heifner HH. Nichol Himes Estallt Nichol Don Radloff Dean Gaunt M. Radloff Wilson
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