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Le Grand Reporter

Location

Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1940

Page

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Le Grand School Begins Monday With 107 Enrolled

LeGrand consolidated school opens with total enrollment of 107 students divided as 43 in high school and 64 in grades. Grade groups list counts and new music programs include Girls Glee Club and Mixed Chorus. Baseball outlook uncertain due to player losses. Fifth and sixth grades report 13 pupils with two new entrants, and seventh and eighth grades show 19 pupils with balanced gender mix. Enthusiasm noted despite warm weather.

LeGrand LeGrand Consolidated School Miss Turner Miss Outland Miss Bersagel Miss Kerr Girls Glee Club Boys Glee Club Schreiber Clarence Trossem Marshalltown Barbara Fritsch Madison, Wisth

Health officials urge vigilance to curb infantile paralysis

Iowa Board of Health urges school authorities to continuously monitor students to detect illness early and keep schools open. Report deviations to local health officers while public health nurses assist. August saw over 150 cases across 45 counties. Early symptoms include fever sore throat listlessness with many cases improving, others progressing to fever headache vomiting and neck stiffness.

Iowa Health Department

Local News and Personals and For Sale Grapes

Local notes recount visits and relatives in Garwin Lansing Des Moines and Marshalltown with families like Brockway Graham Steveson and Gaunt. A long list of callers reunions and travels includes the Helfensteins D Q and Roy visiting Pleasant Hill cemetery and Far Rarr. New grape for sale 1c per lb by I Brockway.

I. Brockway Rebecca Graham Grace Ray Floyd Steveson Garwin C. E. Myers Radcliffe H.C. Conklin Lansing Mich H. T. Erickson Ira Beecher Mary Hoover Cedar Rapids E. L. Condon W. E. Shope I. M. Gaunt Helen Holmquist J. Ganninger Marshalltown Gaunt Ganningers Amana Colony Frank Houser Donald Bobby Smith Alma Center J. F. Smaha Finley Helfenstein Harold Krueger Canastota C. B. Adair Ray Duncan Ray _Dannean Max Curtis Loney Rosa Beechout Harold Duncan Cleo Lamb Ross Miller Aurora Ill U.S Saratoga San Pedro Calif R. F. Peterson

The Martins Have Gone South Scout Reports Arrival Date

The Martins have departed for the South in a flock noted by E. L. Condon. The birds send an advance scout to check conditions before the main flock arrives, with the return date varying only a few days yearly.

E. L. Condon Equator

The Boy That Used To Be Reflects On Study Daydreams

A reflective verse speaks of a boy wanting to become studious and diligent. He imagines night and day study, earning praise from teachers and everyone, like a faithful farm horse Ud, and rejects sneering doubts from a stern observer. The piece centers on dedication and self improvement.

LeGrand Friends Church announces schedules

Pastor Leonard E. Wines leads LeGrand Friends Church with morning services at 10:00, Sunday School, and evening worship. The notice highlights a welcoming church with 15-Young People and scripture from Psalm 122.

Philippine Islands Letter From Nichols Field Diary

A wartime letter describes rainy season flooding in Pasay and Baclaran, refugees from Hong Kong escorted to Fort McKinley, and Manila patrols, with civilians wary of possible Japanese invasion. The writer recalls a shooting incident in a restricted restaurant and reflects on U.S. presence in the islands while noting beer bottles and knives as occasional threats.

Pasay Bacaria Towa Hong Kong China Ft. McKinley Manila U.S M.P

Picture of family reunion from Norman Finton letter

Norman Finton writes of enjoying the old hometown and house with a photo showing grandma and Gertie. He signs grateful for the memory and the home.

Grandma Gertie Norman Finton

Le Grand Visit By Christensen Bemis Party From Fremont

Old Town visitors in Le Grand included Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Christensen of Fremont and Mr. and Mrs. Sterling J. Bemis with children Robbie and John of Des Moines. They traced family ties to Frank Hammond and his forebears, toured local points of interest, and extended an open invitation to return.

A. G. Christensen Fremont Nebr Sterling J. Bemis Robbie John Des Moines le Grand Christensen Frank Hammond George Hammond Benjamin Hammond Bemis

First Meeting of Community Club

Community Club opens with a program by the Nason Sisters of Melbourne. The gathering invites music lovers to attend on September 10 at 8 p.m. in the gym. Friends and families should bring their own service, a small plate, and a glass for refreshments. Participants urged to help make the year a success.

Nason Melbourne

Community church services announced at Quarry Chapel

Christian Church led by Pastor Sarah M. Piper offers 10 a.m. church school and 11 a.m. preaching. Quarry Chapel with Rev. L. T. Hibbs features 10 a.m. Sunday School 11 a.m. services and 7:30 p.m. evening services. Wednesday prayer meeting planned.

Strand Lutheran Church Service Schedule

Strand Lutheran at Duntar led by Rev. E A Bersager offers Sunday school at 10 and morning worship at 11.

Strand Lutheran, Duntar

Township meetings set Friday evening in county

A county conservation committee notice signed by B Parsons announces township meetings Friday September 6 at 7 30 PM in every township. The 1941 program and corn resealing will be explained along with electing a new township committee. Le Grand meeting is tonight at the school. Miss Irena Hibbs has left for Johnston to resume teaching after a summer with her parents.

County Conservation Committee B. Parsons le Grand Irena Hibbs

Library Resumes Mrs Mabel Rowlison Takes Charge At School

Mrs Mabel Rowlison announces the library has revived and she is in active charge at the school building. Donors include 66 volumes from J L Harrison and daughter and a bookcase from Mrs G M Dimmitt and daughter. The note highlights the Central Town Fair ad on back cover with dates Sept 10 to 18 and features races fireworks exhibits midway and a musical revue Goin Places.

Mabel Rowlison J. L. Harrison Walter Howard G. M. Dimmitt Irma Frane Ben Baumgardner Dava Maida Mason City Lillian Kennedy

Fisherman’s Paradise Pond and Other Local Notes

Mrs. Frank Eyraud bags a 140 pound deer near Lebee California while Doris Maxson travels to Rochester Minnesota for a chicken bone removal. Mrs. Waggoner writes from Adel, Iowa, to her husband addressing her maiden name Carol Couch. Marcene Baumann of Forest City fell from a second story window, suffering bruises but recovering. Nels Nelson, 90, recounts harvest methods on his Mason City area farm. Jesse Clark and his son Lewis suffer injuries escaping a river current and a culvert. Charley Thompson’s Shell Rock pond offers fishing with bait and small pay to owner. Sumner pilots urged to minimize turkey disturbance. turkeys fear planes. Taylor County Fair seeks corn donations to lift finances after poor rains reduce receipts. H. R. Page of Van Horne hooks 30-fish string as crowd gathers. Bloomfield coins spill yields 5000 pennies. couple pays with 6500 cents total. E. O. Spilman of Bloomfield counts 6500 pennies used by a couple to pay for their silver. Hamburg church basement excavation reveals old cast iron furnace from 1902 era. pipes show little rust.

Frank Eyraud Ocevedan Lebee California Doris Maxson Greene Rochester Minn Frank Waggoner Vallejo Calif Carol Couch Adel Nelson Mason City Lewis Jesse Clark Knoxville Waverly Charley Thompson Shell Rock Sumner Taylor County Fair Board H. R. Page van Horne Bloomfield E. O. Spilman Hamburg Methodist Church

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Board of Health Bulletin Charles O'Neal Summer Hazel O’neal Roy O'Neal Lamoille Hugh O'Neal Ruth Louise Corwin O'Neal Hugh O’neal Kokomo Ind Guy Finton C. T. Keen & Sons Chester Whiteswine Davenport Springfield Indianapolis D. Q. Helfenstein Dayton Ohio Roy Helfenstein Pleasant Hill Cemetery D. M. Helfenstein Farrar Alva Helfenstein Roy John A, Stover LeGrand Friends Church Leonard E. Wines Philippine Islands Sarah M. Piper L. T. Hibbs E. A. Bersager Ole Lee Albert Lea Bernard Russell Harry Kaisand College Hill L. E. Bigelow Chelsea Stephen Sanders Dubuque Pp. A. Sanders Stephen Rath Packing Company Rosa Beebhou John Hagin Traer Max Duncan Harold Duncan E. T. Erickson Gifford Francis Mae Otto Seim Gream
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