First Annual Boy Scout Jamboree Plans Released
Scoutmasters will arrange transport to LeGrand for the jamboree with troops meeting at LeGrand school Friday evening and leaving at 5 15 pm. Arrival will be supervised by troop leaders at the camp stake, with tents, bedding, and meals planned. A long list of preparations and camping guidance follows, including menus and equipment checks, for Marshall County Scouts and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeGrand School
Marshalltown
Marshall County Court House
LeGrand
Xtra
Scoutmasters
High School Gazette notices new term six weeks closes
This weekly issue notes the close of the first six weeks period and a two day vacation. Evelyn Arnold from Sac City visited the high school, a girls basketball practice started, and a shipment of English American literature and science books arrived after a prior fire. Friday programs include songs, solos, current events, readings, and talks by students. visitors welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Beam
Broken Arm From Pony Mishap Strikes Local Youth
Max Adair, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Adair, sustained a badly broken wrist last Saturday after a pony owned by Harry Horn tossed riders during a turn. The Horn and neighboring youths had been using the pony around town without incident prior to the accident. Also noted are updates on B. H. Beane’s trip to Agra Oklahoma, and visits from Henry Wagner and Lucille, with remarks on Mr. Wagner approaching 90 and Mrs. Wagner at 78 formerly residents now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Adair
C. B. Adair
Harry Horn
Horn
Max
Henry Wagner
Lucille
Alden
H.G. Herbert
Ft. Dodge
Henry
Wagner
Boy Scout News Organizes Patrols and Jamboree Prep
Fourteen boys are registered and the treasury holds 36 dollars 35 cents. Scouts will form a troop basketball team, share good deeds at roll call, and meet after school Friday to practice signaling fire making first aid and rope tying for the jamboree. Ernest Mills and Ralph Duncan lead the Bob Whites and Black Bears patrols. Local attendees joined the county Sunday school convention at State Center last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Rasmus
Gerald Harris
Truman Outland
Eugene Gibson
Ralph Lewis
Jesse Fraker
Clifford Hines
State Center
Opal Billick
Addie Adair
Ernest Mills
Ralph Duncan
Bob Whites
Black Bears
Wm. E. Hoover
Homer Biddiecum
Clyde Hoover
Lewia Dunham
Marjorie Mills
Fern Reed
Grace O'Neal
Amy Radloff
Virginia Dunham
Friends Church Schedule and Missionary Union Event
The church offers a 10 a.m. Bible School led by Wm. E. Hoover, a morning worship service with sermon Have You Been Born Again, 11 a.m. Junior Endeavor led by Hat Tie Hibbs, 6:30 p.m. Senior Endeavor led by Addie Adair with topic What Is Expected of a Christian Citizen, and a 7:30 p.m. Gospel Service. Prayers Meeting on Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. The Women’s Foreign Missionary Union holds an all-day quilting event at Mrs. Anna Dougherty’s home Thursday Oct 22 with a covered dish luncheon at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. E. Hoover
Hattie Hibbs
Addie Adair
Endeavor
Women’s Foreign Missionary Union
Anna Dougherty
Christian Church Weekly Schedule and Circles Meeting
The Christian Church announces Sunday events starting with Church School at 10:00 led by Anna Herbert, Morning Worship at 11 and Evening Worship at 7:30. Christian Endeavor meets at 6:30 with Opal Billick presiding and Phyllis Hanson speaking on What Is Expected of a Christian Citizen. The Prayer Circle gathers Wednesday at 7:30. The C E Society held its October business meeting at Mrs. Ella Habalein’s home, followed by a social hour. Mission Circle meets Thursday Oct 22 with Mrs. Zelma Blodgett for Ways of Conveyance. Dr Follansbee is to leave the hospital on his birthday Oct 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Herbert
Christian Endeavor
Opal Billick
Phyllis Hanson
C. E. Society
Ella Habalein
Mission Circle
Zelma Blodgett
Follansbes
Quarry Chapel Sunday Services and Weekday Schedule
The notice lists Sunday School at 10 a.m. with Mrs Lafe Dougherty as superintendent and morning service to follow. An evening service is not specified. A Wednesday midweek service and a Tuesday evening gathering are announced with a cordial welcome to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.m
Lafe Dougherty
Ila
Wanderer Returns to Le Grand After Long Absence
A man described as short, heavy, with a gray mustache rode freight to Le Grand last Saturday. He visited the Reporter office, was recognized by Uncle Samuel Inman, and met locals including Harry Wells, Ed Harrison, J. L. Harrison, and others at the Benedict store. He planned to catch the 1o o’clock eastbound train after promising a lake Erie fishing trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Inman
Harry Wells
le Grand
Chicago
Tama
H. ©. Herbert
E. W. Dunham and Son
Chas. Dunhaut
Jimmy Pearson
Benj
Abel Sawyer
J. L. Harrison
Harrisoni
Lansing
J. L
Harry
Ed Harrison
Marshalltown
Lake Erie
Mr. Harrison
Auto Thieves Wreck Big Studebaker Car
A stolen Studebaker, reported stolen about 7 30 Saturday night, was driven at high speed east of the Northwestern tracks and west of town. The car left the planked crossing, struck a rail road sign, and somersaulted, ending up bottom side up in the road. Occupants escaped with minor injuries as neighbors heard the roar of the engine and lawmen traced the registration to P F Creamer of Boone who arranged for the car to be stored at a garage while an insurer inspected the wreck. The vehicle number is 14 5861.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Studebaker
Devig
Sean
Harry Horn
P. F. Creamer
Boone
Creamer
LeGrand
Izaak Walton League Chooses Another Year of Membership
Members of the local Izaak Walton League chapter met Monday evening and signed up for another year. A letter was approved to state health, game, and I W S offices protesting Marshalltown sewage dumping into the Iowa River. An oyster feed is planned for November with a fish fry discussion later. Guests included Mrs E R Arnold and daughters Dorothy and Evelyn, Miss Clara Smesten of Mac City, Russall Arnold of Grinwall, visiting T M Sawyer and Mrs Chrissie Arnold over Sunday and Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Izaak Walton League
State Board of Health
Marshalltown
Iowa River
E.R. Arnold
Dorothy S and
Evelyn
Imdiss Clara Smesten
Mac City
Russall Arnold
Grinwall
T. M. Sawyer
Chrissie Arnold
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O. W. Johnson
Omaha
Plymouth Rock
A. A. Piper
Chas. Strom
LA. Grimes
E. M. Mills
Gunderson
N. O. Keen
John Himes
HM. Armstrong
Will Lunde
Vigiso
Jeanetta
Quarry
I. A.billick
Max Radlofts
Timis
Emley
Myron Plummer
Wilbur Lowry
Boxholm
Martin Lanter
Frank, Ward
Montour
Bo Ee Bisnshard
Grant's Pass, Ore
J.A. Dobson
Glen
Hoover
F. L. Richards
Galloway
Jamas
Lamer
Martin Lamer
JA. Strohm
Abner Strohm
Viva Strohm
Eva
Alicea Phillips
N. C. Keen
Gilman
Whittier
Calif
W. H. Devine
Ida Grove
Riceville
Jas. Hart
Velock
Robert Dilman
Dale
Millard Dillman
Elnora
Auto
Forest Saltzman
Ripley
Oklo
Max Radloff
L. C. Blodgett
Fannie Crosby
W. M. Gaunt
D. Harvey
Ir. L. Pemberton
High School Gazette
AEEO
ADAIR
Evelyn Arnold
Sac City
Ruth McCoy
Hartman Coffin
Bernica Simms
Salo Katherine Gibsons
Fearn Reed
Magea
Rebs Stanfield
Iowa
Falls
Howard Sanders
Lewis Dunham
Davis
Hibbs
Rhodes
Gaunt
Dunham E
Dunham L
Rabenbauer
Manship
Thurston
Ferguson
Marjoria Mills
Kabuda
Havng
Edna Hauser
Lawrence Bowen
Katherine Gibson
B. H. Beane
Agra
Okla
BOY Scout News
Sanders
Treasury
Houser G. Bippteaux, Pastor
Christian Church
L. E. Fortayseee
Hanoto Bentier
Quarry Chapel
L.T. Himes
Pastor
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