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Le Grand Reporter

Location

Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1941

Page

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Happy School Days Are Here Again in LeGrana News

Local notice from LeGrana reports school opening for enrollment only on September 1 with 120 pupils, 44 high school and 76 grades, plus many tuition students. Mrs Lena Seim returns from Detroit. community socials and astronomy talks at the R N hall feature Misses Hibbs and Long hosting a shower for Mrs Long.

Robert, Johnson L. E. Johnson Robert den Ouden LeGrana Robest Mars Lyra Milky Way Earth

Hartwell and Kiehn Wed Near Marshalltown

A quiet wedding at L. T. Hibbs home united Clara Kiehn of Marshalltown and Roy Hartwell of Quarry Town. Clarence Hartwell stood with them. They will live in Marshalltown where the groom works at the Dunham factory.

Hartwell Siehn L. T. Hibbs Clara Kiehn Marshalltown Roy Hartwell Quarry Town Clarence Hartwell Dunham

Country Squire and Wife Song Portrait

A verse by John A. Stover explores Bob White’s mellow evening tunes and a country squire and wife singing of love. The lyric contemplates longing, intuition, and passion in a tranquil rural scene set to music at dusk.

Bob White

LeGrand Friends Church Welcomes Visitors

Ray J. Thompson serves as pastor at LeGrand Friends Church inviting a friendly welcome. Morning services include Sunday School at 10 and worship at 11. No evening or midweek services are scheduled.

Local Church Schedules and Mission Updates

Christian Church notices list ministers and service times for Sarah M. Piper and L. T. Hibbs along with Sunday School and evening services. Strand Lutheran in Dunbar outlines worship, Sunday School and a Woman’s Missionary Union gathering. August Friends Missionary Union meeting at Ella Hoover’s home featured reports, a Christmas box plan for Jamaica, a playlet, and Bible study reviews. National news notes discuss food shipping limits to Europe, dried egg production goals, and rural notices about local readers and subscriptions.

Women's Missionary Union Friends Missionary Union Ella Hoover Mary Condon Gertie Rylander Alice Sloat Edna Johnson Jamaica Alsina Andrews Mattie Pemberton Luke Alice “Sloat Maxine Beane Grace Susie Gaunt Edna Beane Mabel Rowlison Shirley Hoover

Birthday Club Honors Rosa Beechout and Mrs Adair

The Birthday Club met at Mrs. B. Adair’s home to honor Rosa Beechout and Mrs. Adair with cards and handkerchiefs. Present were club members, a guest Mrs. June Fritsch of Marshalltown, and the hostess’s luncheon crew. Mrs. Adair displays about one hundred salt and pepper shakers from relatives and friends nationwide.

B. Adair Rosa Beechout Adair June Fritsch Marshalltown R. H. Duncan

Garden Club gathers for weeds and old currency talk

The Garden Club met at Mrs. Van Shope’s home with Mrs. Herman Wolken presiding. The program featured an Ames bulletin article on weeds and a presentation on oilweed uses, plus a display of 1870s U S government paper currency. Light refreshments followed. The next meeting will be at Mrs Walken’s home.

oThe-Garden Club van Shope Herman Wolken Shope Ed Condon Ames

Postal Service Reports Surplus Amid War Disruptions

The United States Postal Service shows a net surplus in five of the last six years as mail flow grows despite wartime disruptions. Fiscal year 1939 revenues reached 745.96 million with deficits of 38.69 million before non postal adjustments, yielding a 14.55 million net surplus after deductions. Calendar 1939 receipts totaled 753.27 million, up over 25 million from 1938. First quarter of fiscal 1941 ended September 30 set a record with 178.20 million in receipts.

Postal Service Postal Service United States Post Office Department

Butch the shoplifter mongrel dogs his Oklahoma City store

Henry Van Buskirk’s dog Butch slips into a store at every door opening to snatch a can of dog food. The mongrel returns with the brand he prefers, and the owner charges each purchase to the Van Buskirk account.

Butch Henry van Buskirk Oklahoma City van Buskirk

Miscellany of small town incidents and feats

A reel of brief items from Iowa towns includes Alfred Grimm severing a toe with a spade, the 40th wedding anniversary duet of George and Mrs Baker, bees palmed into a box by Irving McShane, and morning glories at Newton Robuck’s showing patriotic colors. Retirements, prize thefts, frost jokes, a bear Tama rescue, and other quirky events fill this local page.

Alfred Grimm George C. Baker Hamburg Irving McShane Waukon Newton Robuck Knoxville E. C. Tanke Millersburg Blairstown Lyle Stankard Clear Lake Fritz Nekola Bear Tama Mary McDermott Toronto Rosalie Alley Glenwood Missouri Nodaway Donald Charles Hughes Charles Metcalf, Jr Anamosa Charles Dean Sumner Charles Tom Duff Reinbeck Clarke County Sherif

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