Glowing tribute to former Le Grand boy
Joseph Albert Frundle born near LeGrand November 19 1876 spent early life there. He worked as a telegraph operator for Milwaukee on Iowa divisions then married Marie Bassett of Slater November 19 1900. Later homesteaded near Reeder North Dakota and served as Milwaukee agent at various stations including Lemmon. Active in church and Freemasonry, Frundle held multiple offices and led Presbyterian Sunday school. His funeral tribute praised his life as open and honorable, with a call to emulate his charity, patience and steadfast integrity. He lived as a nobleman of unwavering duty and faith awaiting the heavenly port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Albert Frundle
LeGrand
Milwaukee Railway
Iowa
Marie Amanda Bassett
Slater
Reeder
N.D
Milwaukee
Pacific Coast
Lemmon
N. D
Frundle
Presbyterian Sunday School
Lemmon Lodge No
A. FL & Alm
Lemmon Commandery
Tyrian Council
Dickinson, N. D
Dakota
Els
Blue Lodge
Knight Templars
Hoover
Earth
Frandie
Joe
Nature
Bids Sought for School Route Contracts at LeGrand
LeGrand Consolidated School District invites bids for each bus route as currently operated. Bids must name current driver and proposed conveyance. Routes driven by Dun can and Dunham may be bid separately or together. Bids due by 7 PM May 18. Board reserves right to reject any or all bids. Mrs. C. D. Harvey, Sec’y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeGrand Consolidated School Dist
Duncan and Dunham
C. D. Harvey
Sec’y
Card of Thanks for Fire Help from Keen Family
Ma and Mrs Geo Keen and Mr and Mrs Howard Keen express sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for timely aid in controlling last week’s house fire.
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Geo. Keen
Howard Keen
Local News and Personals Briefs and Notices
Local notices include sales offers for a canary and seed treatment, ads for wallpaper and paints, and a claim of over 40 000 dollars paid out in losses. Social items report visits, family picnics, and weekend gatherings among Richards, Gaunt, Omundson, Manship, Krughel, and other Marshalltown area residents. A funeral is noted for J L Glass. cause cited as accidental truck crash in Gladbrook.
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Semesan Jr
Dunham’s
W. M. Gaunt
G. D. Harvey
Chas
Harvey
Searsboro
Rosa Richards
Hollis Richards
Marshalltown
Baccalaureate Service Draws Full Capacity at Christian Church
The 1932 graduates and relatives filled the church for the baccalaureate with Ushered by seniors, teachers, and school board. Rev. Sarah Piper gave the invocation and benediction, Rev. Guthrie preached Youths Domain, and a girls quartet sang Starry Night as blue and silver streamers decorated the pulpit.
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Christian Church
Susie Gaunt
Sarah Piper
Taylor Guthrie
The
Friends Church
Leova Crow
Mildred Rasmussen
Esther Mable
Ruth Guthrie
W. M. Gaunt
LeGrand High School Spring Events Schedule
The High School Gazette lists events including baseball games against Gilman May 10, a eighth grade play and graduation May 11, alumni baseball May 12, and a P T A meeting May 10 plus exhibit. Exams May 11 12 bus schedules note 12 pm Friday May 13 picnics and a seniors versus rest game. LeGrand track invitational Friday with 22 students under Coach Kennedy. county tourney semi finals LeGrand 0 Ferguson 2. A grade boys baseball trip to Gilman produced a loss 10 to ?. Players listed for LeGrand lineup and the visiting squad details.
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Gilman
Alumnia
LeGrand School
Guernsey
Kennedy
LeGrand
Ferguson
LeGrand Iwwns
Thurston
Dunham
Hibbs
Johnson
Manship
Russell
Cutler
Howard
Mahle
Cofin
Perisho
R. Dunham
Perry
Haynes
Baumgartner
Jackson
D. Dunham
Rhodes
Tweet
Former Resident Visits Old Home in Ames Contingent
Will Webb of Peoria Illinois toured his old home area visiting Mr and Mrs Will Dunham on Sunday. After years in Oskalonsa he recently moved to Marshalltown and made a layover. He has a son on the Ames faculty and is proud of his son’s accomplishments. Let the Ames contingent remain in his thoughts.
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Will Webb
Peoria
Ill
Will Dunham
Oskalonsa
Marshalltown
Ames
LeGrand Township Republican Caucus Names Nominations
The LeGrand township Precinct 1 Republican caucus met at the Reporter office. Ed Harem and Portis Trossem were nominated for trustee terms starting 1983 and 1934 respectively. I F Rubenbauer for assessor, C W Kellogg for justice of the peace, L E Bigelow for constable, B H Beane for committeeman, Rosa Richards for committeewoman. Five delegates to the county convention were chosen: Beane, Richards, Johnson, Radloff, and Adair.
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LeGrand Township
Evenue
Ed Harem
Portis Trossem
I. F.rubenbauer
C. W. Kellogg
L. E. Bigelow
B.H. Beane
Rosa Richards
B. H. Beane
QO. W. Johnson
Max Radloff
C. B. Adair
Lynch of Green Mountain runs for State Senate in Marshall county
W J Lynch of Green Mountain announces as a Republican candidate for state senator from Marshall county subject to the June primary. He has lived in Marshall all his life, graduated from Iowa State College in 1905, and has managed Farmers Elevator Company at Green Mountain since 1907. He is a landowner and taxpayer with a platform offering fair service to all county and state enterprises. Mr and Mrs E T Erickson and family were Sunday guests at the D F Baer home in Dillon.
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W. J. Lynch
Green Mountain
Marshall County
Mr. Lynch
Iowa State College
C. R. Lynch
Farmers Elevator
Lynch
Literary and Musical Club Meeting and Home Town Talk
The Literary and Musical club held a Wednesday afternoon meeting with Mrs. Glenn Mills as hostess. Fifteen members attended as Mrs. I. M. Gaunt led a round table on The Home and Home Town and readings by Mrs. Gaunt and Mrs. Blodgett of Edgar Guest numbers. The annual election of officers will be May 18 at Mrs. Howard Keen’s home. all-day session with potluck. Bills for light are due with penalties and a representative from the Iowa Railway and Light Corporation will collect around the due date. Marshalltown visitors are invited to use the office as a meeting space or restroom.
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Glenn Mills
I. M. Gaunt
Gaunt
Edgar Guest
L.G. Blodgett
Howard Keen
Iowa Railway and Light Corporation
Marshalltown
Towa Railway & Light Co
Friends Church Weekly Schedule and Mother’s Day Plan
Rev. Taylor Guthrie leads Bible School and Junior C E at Friends Church with a Mothers Day service at 7 p.m. Christian Endeavor follows at 8 p.m. A Wednesday round table discusses What Good Does it Do to Pray at 8 p.m. Monthly meeting invites a cordial welcome. Poem praises a mother’s beauty and grace recalling past years.
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O. W. Johnson
Christian Church Morning Worship Mother's Day Observance
The Christian Church holds services with Church School at 10 a.m. and Morning Worship at 11. A 7 p.m. Christian Endeavor precedes an 8 p.m. Evening Service. The Mission Circle met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. J W Piper and Miss Della Richards in charge. papers on India's conditions were read. Hitch refreshments served. The Mays meeting is set for the 26th at Mrs I M Gaunt's home. all are welcome.
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Christian Endeavor
Alice Holland
Mission’ Circle
J. W. Piper
Della Richards
India
I. M. Gaunt
Lampman seeks re election as Marshall County treasurer
Lampman, candidate for re election as Marshall County treasurer, announces his bid to Republican voters for the June 6 1982 election. A Marshalltown resident with twenty years in accounting and public service he highlights economy courtesy and efficiency and notes his family and education background.
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Lampman
L. G. Lampman
Marshall County
Marshalltown
Northwestern University
Wisconsin State Normal School
Visit Notes from Minnesota Families Reported
Martin Omundson of Minnesota is visiting his mother Mrs. Lisa Omundson this week. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Humphrey and children of New Providence were guests Sunday at the J. W. Piper home. Mrs. Mary Lamer, ill for two weeks, is being cared for at her daughter Mrs. Sherman Kellogg's home in Ames.
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Martin Omundson
Minnesota
Lisa Omundson
Wayne Humphrey
New Providence
J. W. Piper
Mary Lamer
Sherman Kellogg
Ames
Robinson for Supervisor in Marshall County Candidacy
E. Js. Robinson, a lifelong Republican and Marshall County resident for 46 years, announces his candidacy for county supervisor for the term starting January 1, 1934. A well known farmer and taxpayer, he seeks a conservative administration with tax relief and pledged impartial service without pre election promises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Js. Robinson
Marshall County
Mr. Robinson
Board of Supervisors
County Board of Supervisors
Young Marshalltown Attorney Seeks County Attorney Post
Harry Druker, a prominent Marshalltown lawyer, announced his candidacy for county attorney in the upcoming Republican primary on June 6. A Marshalltown native and Phi Beta Kappa graduate of the State University of Iowa, he vows economical administration and a balanced approach to prosecution and justice.
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Bruker
Harry Druker
Marshalltown
Mr. Druker
H. Druker
State University of
Iowa
Law
Order of the Coif
F. E. Northup
Druker
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LE Grand Boy
Joseph Frundle
S. D
Ardella Richards
Iowa Academy of Science
Cedar Falls
Rachael Omundson
Shirley Mae
Joe Haynes
Jas. Lowry
Garwin
John Krughel
Elmer Connor
F. L. Bovee
del. McCord
Wichita
Kan
Roy McCord
Truman .Manship
Raymond Manship
Newhall
John Manship
Bertha “Rasmus
Harold
Nei Yor
George R.arnold
Emore
Esther Hoa
Hilda Rylan Ance
Ruth Adair
Republican
Mrs. E. T. Erickson
D. F. Baer
Dillon
J. Lynch
Sarah M. Piper
Carlton Brethren Church
Alvin L. Moyer
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