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Le Grand Reporter

Location

Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1918

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California Letter From Uncle Nirare In Los Angeles

California Letter from A Hasmonp dated September 4 1918 describes life in Los Angeles. He writes of city size and diversity mentions attending the Friends church at Fremont and 3rd streets three miles from home and rides two car transfers. He notes pastors Torrey and Harry Rimmer, tabulates church fundraising for soldiers pocket testaments and reported conversions among soldiers. He closes with health updates and anniversary wishes.

Los Angeles Cal Friends Church Fremont 3Rd Streets Torrey Friends Harry Rimmer France San Francisco San Pedro A. Hasmonp

Family visit hints at Carroll restaurant venture

W K Arnold and his wife with their young daughter visited his father J W Grow in LeGrand. The narrative notes Arnold and associates may be entering the restaurant business in Carroll, reflecting local entrepreneurial activity during a Thursday and Friday period.

W. K. Arnold John,Crow, Jr J. W.grow Carroll

Insurance sales pitch for property protection

An insurance agent promotes Standard policies against loss by fire wind and lightning at a very small premium. The message urges readers to protect valuables, stating it is the business to prevent property loss and invites them to come in today to discuss options. Signed C Lowedt.

C.lowedt

Cheney Co. oath of partnership in Toledo firm

Frank Cheney sworn as superior partner of F J Cheney Co doing business in Toledo Ohio stamping oath legally dated December 6 with a statement of payment of one hundred dollars. The document notes a prior public notary signing and mentions a Cure taken internally for catarrh. Nearby text references stock, sales and local agents.

State of Nevelty Toledo Cas County Frank i ‘Cheney F. J Rotary Public Fiet Cheney& CO. Toles Ica

Local Birds Found and Town Notes at LeGrand

Local items report a good fountain pen for sale at the Reporter office and various visits by residents including Ray Duncan and E L Condon. The Marshall county ankles inspirational institute, a seven oxford Downe rams sale, and multiple visits among families are noted, with hospital updates on A R Weit and a retrospective on Bert Merrill’s Des Moines Register subscriptions and local print shop history.

Ray Duncan Marshalltown W. K. Arnold’s E. L. Condon Edna Leetch B.L. Spangler Belle Plaine D. W. Richards Oxford Downe Oliver Rosdale Helen Mills S. A. Goodwin Wichita Kan J. R. Wright Nancy Parsons Winnebago Mary DeLong Butlerville Corwin O'Neal Harry Millard A. A. Shellenbarger C. B W. M. Gaunt Clint Woodmansee Marshallshalltown Knut Swanson Panama A. R. Weit St. Thomas Hospital Chas. Weitzell Bert Merrill State Center LeGrand Des Moines Register Bert

Government asks Americans to lend more money for war effort

Woodrow Wilson appeals to the nation to lend funds on a liberal scale to support the United States war aims. He argues successful funding is an essential investment toward victory and defense of American principles, urging citizens to continue dedicating their fortunes to the cause.

America Germany

Obituary for Lieut. Charles R. Janes of Chicago

Charles Raymond Janes born January 11, 1895 in Portland Oregon, died September 13 1918 in a fall at Caruthers Field Fort Worth Texas while serving as aviation instructor. He married Clyde Hovarter in 1917. He attended Francis Parker High School in Chicago and Dartmouth College, worked for Swift & Co., and served as a U S Army aviation officer. He was a member of Wellington Avenue Congregational Church Kappa Sigma Dartmouth and Masonic lodge. Funeral services held in Chicago on September 18 and a memorial in Montour on September 19. His remains were buried beside his mother in Montour Mepla Efill Cemetery.

Charles Raymond Janes Portland Ore Charles H. Janes Grinnell Iowa Addie Stevens Montour Chicago Raymond Francis Parker High School City Dartmouth College Hide and Leather Department Swift & Co United States Army Department of Aviation Clyde Hovarter Lawrence Avenue Caruthers Field Ft. Worth Texas Jones Wellington Avenue Kappa Sigma Masonic Order America Buena Memorial Church B. F. Martin Marshalltown Lieut. Jones Mepla Efill Roy Finney Frank Dunham Merlyn Bridges Allen Paxton Janes

Poster rebuts US entry in Fourth Liberty Loan campaign

German poster shown last July claims America cannot shift war momentum, questions entry, and estimates U boats sink faster than US shipbuilding. Liberty Loan bureau reproduces 2 million copies for the current drive. Also notes local obituaries and family updates.

United States Liberty Loan Publicity Bureau Liberty Loan America Russia Germany France England

Soldier Letter From Camp Pike Describes Training Pace

Frank Strom writes from Camp Pike Arkansas to friend Glenn about intense drill schedules. He notes receiving rifles and gear, plans to move to New Jersey and then France, and describes daily life from 3 AM wakeups to 8:45 PM retreats. He mentions Myron Sawyer in Co X and sightings of Oliver Swenson as their units prepare to ship overseas.

F. Strom Myron Sawyer New Jersey Co. G Camp Pike Ark Glenn Lam France Arkansas Myron Co. X Oliver Swenson Max Mills Frank Strom

Local notes and moving notices from Dunbar area

Mrs Phoebe McCard sews at the IB J Peterson home east of Dunbar. S D Narher and wife of Marshalltown called on the Corey Leech home. John Halverson and wife of Haverhill visited M T Tostenson. Glen Stafford and family moved to Boone for work. Readers respond to advance payment subscription appeal as of September 15 per War Industries Board orders. More notices to follow next month.

Phoebe McCard IB. J. Peterson Dunbar S.D. Narher Marshalltown Corey Leech Jobn Halverson Haverhill M.T. Tostenson Glen Stafford Boone War Industries Board

Our Churches Rev J R Wariut Pastor Sunday School 10 oclock

Our Churches announces Rev J R Wariut as pastor with Sunday School at 10 o clock and J F Rylander as superintendent. Preaching service follows. Junior C E Sunday 11 am supervised by Mrs Retta Bigelow. Intermediate C FE meets in church basement at 7 pm with Supt Dr E M Mills. Y P S C E led by Jessie Manship at 7 pm. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 8 pm. You are invited to meet and worship with us.

J. F. Rylander C. E Retta Bigelow C. FE E. M. Mills Jessie Manship

Christian Church Weekly Services Schedule

Rev. Pearter E. Saour presides with Bible verse priority. Sunday School at 10 a.m., morning service, Junior and Young People's C. E. at 3 p.m. and 7 p.m. Evening service at $:00 p.m. Union services at Friends church. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 8:00.

Bible Friends Church

Lost and found near East Quarry Halversons tale

An 84 year old man, Halver Halverson Sr., disappeared while hunting nuts north of town and was found in a cornfield dazed with torn clothes and a black eye. He was taken to his son’s Marshalltown home and later cared for by Philip Cozzi.

Halver Halverson East Quarry Halverson Barney Halverson Marshalltown Philip Cozzi Philip Phin

Fred Van Horn Returns Home After 14 Month Absence

Fred Van Horn arrived home Wednesday of last week after fourteen months away. He served in government shipyard work near Seattle and scarcely missed a day. Before returning he visited Vancouver B C San Francisco and Los Angeles. He says his next trip may be to France.

Fred van Horn Seattle Vancouver B.C San Francisco Los Angeles Cal France

Five Pointed Star Symbol Promotes Health In Indigestion Relief

The ancient Greeks used the five pointed star as a health symbol and Chamberslain's Tablets bear the mark. The ad claims the tablets have restored hundreds to health from indigestion biliousness or constipation and recommends a trial for prompt relief.

Also Mentioned on This Page

California Uncle Nirare Ths Angeles W. H. Bickel la Porte H. D. Hoover Woodrow Wilson Eafe Cornelius Thompson John G. Wolken Dillon Fern Reed Walter Reed Maggie Strobm J. Bowen Orient J. E. Bowen Raymond Jones Clark Bowen C. J. Stevens Our Churches Friends Crurch J. R. Wariut Christian Church Pearter E. Saour
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