04 Mar 1910
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Newspaper
Le Grand Reporter
Location
Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1910
Page
1
The article argues that bodily exercise connects time to eternity, shaping a stronger mind and healthier life. It urges colleges and high schools to integrate athletics for all-round development, claiming a well-kept body honors the Holy Spirit as a temple and aids moral battles.
Sunday notices from Bern and Marshalltown reflect spring flow with visits from Dan Brucklacher and families. Residents Mrs A B Bigelow and Mr Marl Arnold face illness while Uncle Gy Richards heals. Read about church events, travel plans, banking visits, farm topics, and local arrivals and departures across Adair LeGrand and surrounding areas.
A four year old Lucile Harrison died Thursday night after playing with fire at the Jared Haskell farm four and a half miles southwest of Marshalltown. The child’s clothing and the room burned as her parents briefly left, with the carpet and sewing machine cover catching fire. Funeral was held in Dobson cemetery.
The orchestra practices for the upcoming Thursday concert as sunshine returns. Girls Rally Day is set for next Sunday at the Christina Lindhool. Miss Dustin hopes to resume classes soon. Students plan a parlor fund entertainment. Verntie and Hereford invest time in printing and basketball support, with jerseys being procured for official athletic use and presented at a public meeting.
The LeGrand college presents the operetta Ayiva with three weeks of rehearsals and a cast led by Sir Bertram De Lacey played by tenor and Albert Beane as the court poet. Proceeds go to a grand sale, tickets on sale around March 16, with reservations via Mr. Strome and see Mr. Harrison for telephone instrument inquiries.
The LeGrand concert band delivered a strong opening march by Snowberger and a closing piece by Southwell. Mr Brown on cornet and Miss Gillam on piano received encores as six pieces were performed with high skill. His career includes directing bands in southern Levard and leading bands in Kellerton and Ringgold county, and he now fronts the Melbourne band with plans for future consolidation and a new band stand by July.
The Ladies' Literary and Musical club hosted a Friday social at the George Washington home with Mme Evans, Mrs. Richards, and Miss Gillam assisting. National color decorations framed a luncheon finale, while Aly. Win. Telfowl of the Marseh company sustained an eye injury from flying hot metal during forge work.
Rev G A Destor leads revival meetings at the Friends Church in Nevada town with services at 10:30 a.m. and 2 p.m. all are welcome. Pastor Rev A B Reypauz to lead. Rally Day observed Sunday morn with special decorations and sermon The Book of Beginning Life that Life. A teacher meeting follows.
Local residents report multiple home changes and new owners around LeGrand and nearby towns. A. A. Richards shifts east Main street while Byron and Bryner families, Richards and Poond, relocate to farms near Alton and Montour. Ed Sharp returns to LeGrand to lead his father’s former property.
A candidate declares seeking the Republican nomination for Mall County representative, subject to the party primary. The notice appears in the local election notices with garbled OCR text.
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