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Newspaper

Progress Review

Location

La Porte City, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1937

Page

1

Mengel Couple to Celebrate Golden Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs George Mengel of La Porte City prepare to mark their fiftieth wedding anniversary on Tuesday February 16 with a one oclock dinner at home and open house from two thirty to five in the afternoon Relatives include their children Mrs Ellery Dunkelberger Mrs Alvin Dunkelberger and Henry Arwin and George Jr Eva Ballheim the mothers of the couple hopes to attend The Mengels long rooted in Benton and Black Hawk counties are honored as substantial local citizens The Progress Review joins friends in offering congratulations and wishes for happiness and prosperity.

George Mengel wesr La Porte City Mengel childdren Ellery Dunkelberger Alvin Dunkelberger Henry Arwin George Jr Eva Ballheim Mengel Mr. Mengel Burghafen Germany America Jacob Mary Fisher Baltham Mezomome Wis Vinton Alve Benton Black Hawk

Birthday Celebration for Namun McNanne and Eckhart kin

Birthdays were celebrated at Thursday evening gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs Morus Eckhart. Guests enjoyed cards and games, refreshments and a large birthday cake to mark the occasion. A separate note states a benefit luncheon planned by Tourist club members at Mrs Robertson's home next Wednesday at 1:30 pm. Proceeds benefit Red Cross and Hi-Y.

Namun McNanne i Trene Eckhart Mus Morus Eckhart AA. Robertson Robertson C. T. Gates L. 8. Larson Arthur P. Olsen H. G. Esher Weldon Betts Red Cross Hi-Y

Flood Relief Contributions Since Last Week

Flood relief gifts totaling 48.25 are listed from multiple donors including Thrift Club, Mr. and Mrs. Ashley, Cedar School No. 1 and No. 10, A. Powell, Walter Brandt, Warren Sides, Oran ial, John Miller, Arch Roker, J. R. Fawbish, H. H. Kaiser, Gen. Klock, Frank Krebs, Chas. Oren, and others.

Thrift Club P. R. Ashley E. B. Foss Cedar School A. E. Powell Walter Brandt Warren A. Sides A. R. Newkirk oy John Miller Arch Roker J. R. Fawbish H. H. Kaiser Gen. Klock Frank Krebs Chas. Oren

Birthday Surprise Honors Mr and Mrs J A Christian

Twenty young people visited the home of Mr and Mrs J A Christian to celebrate their birthday anniversaries. Games entertained the guests and several girls were presented to the honored couple. Light refreshments followed and the visitors departed wishing many more happy birthdays. A public sale by Mackie & Co and Harold Bellinger is set for La Porte City at the Sale Barn on Saturday February 13 at 1 PM featuring horses cattle sheep and farm machinery. Bond paper sale ads note 600 sheets of 8x11 for 60 cents while supplies last.

Guy Christian J. A. Christian Mackie & Co Harold Bellinger La Porte City

Real estate and social notices from La Porte City page

Classified items show items for sale including a 30 watt Deleo light plant and batteries and a tent for sale. Local social notes report visitors, card clubs, bridge gatherings, hospital visits, and family news involving Tutt, Pichardson, Moore, Lehman, Kline, Loveless, Dailey, Gravenhorst, Gravenhorst, and Kennedy families with trips to Des Moines and Oskaloosa plus nursing duties in New York City and McLean Hospital context.

Bert Bagenstos Moore Rudge jfunch F.E Lehman Lehman & Klock hardware fas Des Moines Walter Kine Des Ma. C. Kline W. D. Lyle George Sellers Betty Jean Charles Loveless Des Veines Shannon Wellneday Dailey ie M Mu Gravenhorst

Birthday Dinner for Mr Kline Celebrated at Home

Mrs Kline entertained a small gathering Monday evening at their home to mark her husband’s birthday. A two course supper was served at seven o'clock and the guests enjoyed a card session after dinner.

Kline

Pythian Sisters Notice for Next Meeting

The regular meeting of the Pythian Sisters will be held next Tuesday evening. There will be initiation and refreshments will be served. A good attendance is desired. BI. E. C.

Pythian Sisters E. C

Stands High In Testing v Association No. 4

A fragmentary report notes farmers and Geirty maintaining good herds of cows. Ashley Brothers of La Parte City report a high Holstein cow giving nine pounds of feed while Thothers holds the second high herd at 548 pounds. George Morin of La Vorte City has a third herd.

Ashley Brothers La Parte City George Morin La Vorte sas Ilak Vayt La Noite Cit sere Tourt

The Lady Aid Society Meeting Honors Dwight Leeds Birth

The Lady Aid Society of the Cramrelical Gad met yesterday afternoon in Une hue. Mrs. Desie O Kober called the meeting to order and led the devotional service. The program shifted from prayers to a sketch of Dwight Leeds birth anniversary presented by Robert. Roy Wl. South read a sonnet. The committee serving lunch included Gay Cobb, Mrs. Char ence Wion, George Klink, and Avs Harlan Hager.

Aid society desie O Kober Dwight Leeds Amene Rober Mts Roy WL South Meg. Gay Cobb Charence Wion George Klink Avs Harlan Hager

La Porte City Hawks back in title hunt in tourney

La Porte City Hawks aim for victory on foreign floor Tuesday after a 30 16 loss to Manchester. Key players include Bannister and Kime with Red Coburn and Mel Fhukinger managing. Ten teams compete in the Kevelone Independent tournament as the Hawks seek the 24 dollar prize.

La Porte City Manchester Kime Bannister La Porte La Porte City Hawks enduavat ia chaw Ma- Lengo Hawks Ma venga Red Dale Coburn Bud Uiltenberg Uae Taslor Bob Pulty Ozak Osborn Carl Brust Mel Fhukinger P.P Jesup Ag viewling

Former Resident Amos Bagley Dies in Local Funeral

Amos Bagley, formerly of the area, has died. Relatives here were notified, and his funeral and burial were held last Saturday in a closeby town. He was the brother of Mrs. Elvin Ayers and married to Laura Garman, widow of George Garman of this place.

Amos Bagley fasty Mum r. Bagley Elvin Ayers Laura Garman George Garman

Flood Relief Funds From Sion South Iowa Church Members

A flood relief appeal in Jubilee Iowa lists numerous donors contributing to the relief funds. Amounts range from one to thirty dollars, with several couples and individuals named, including Hoppe Baue Riensche Pump Loeb Hebell Seemann Orth Lalo Erwin Hauling Luluff Musch Pearson Arnold Orth Dangs Kool Puensche Benord Knob Koob Purp Pump Kool Kool Harting Tonn and others, totaling substantial contributions for sufferers.

sion soithernn Church Jubilee Iowa Henry Hoppe Christ Baue Hy Riensche Fred Pump Chas Jacob, Lavern Gredman Loeb Karl Hebell Otto Seemann A, Orth Otto Lalo rand Alb, Hoppe rand Mas Erwin Hauling Clarence Luluff Ernest Musch Bernice Pearson Arnold Orth Rudolph Orth H. Dangs Ed. Kool Gilbert Puensche Reinhardt Benorden Frieda Knob Bernard Koob Geo Lowb Grandma Purp Otto Pump Alb. Kool Art Harting

New Permanent Wave Machine Demonstration at Jenks Beauty Shoppe

Jenks Beauty Shoppe announces the installation of a Nestle Permanent Wave Machine with Mr. Brooks from the Nestle factory to give demonstrations on Wednesday, February 17th. Special price on Nestoil Wave at $1.00 with the machine offered for $6.00. appointments by phone at 113.

Nestle Brooks JENKS BEAUTY SHOPPE

Charles T Schaible Answers Call From La Porte Cr

Charles Ty Schaible, longtime La Porte City area resident, died last Thursday following illness due to Bright's disease and complications. He was born June 27 in the family farm home southeast of La Porte and lived in the community before moving to Watertown. Survived by widow Mrs. Mary Pearsons Schaible, two daughters Freda Chester and Marvey Himes, Jean Sunalic, and two grandchildren. Funeral was held Saturday at the home of Mr and Mrs Ney E Astley in La Porte City with burial in West View. Interment followed at West View Cemetery. He was active in local metalworking and construction enterprises and worked as a painter and decorator. He is survived by two daughters and two grandchildren, with two sisters and two brothers previously deceased.

Gr. Kennedy Ivan Kennedy Oskaloosa Victor Neale Kennedy Helen Quibell BR. N New York City George Sellers McLean ‘hospital Boston prevent Columbia University Payne Whitney clinic New York Smide Belly Jean Quibell W. BR. Mowbray Lincoln Nebr C. T. Strohm Herd Long Beach Cal Charles Ty Schaible tiny place Watertow Buighr ba Parte Waldioif busal mweaths Mi. al Mis Astley Ko Pipe La Porte team church HOD. Kline lalhan Garabrant vo Inns oy Grace Bessie Kline Clare Sheffler Wood Cleve Graves Abita Walter Carlisle George Gross Anna Pea Sioux Gate Pont nate hime N & MT Auto Co Mis Chester Marvey Himes Jean Sunalic hee Tso Snothis Tinos Frank Fae Dan Rock Island G Baish Mee Nichol George W. Schaile John P. Schathle FS Evans EOUV Bennett Dyenville lucheon Jo. Simmons Minneapolis Dorothy Kober Waterloo Mis Fred T. Bauer Kell Kline Kline hame oent Boxer Vinton La Porte Cay Highland club Lyle Kline J. B. Burrows Glenn Burrows Walter Johannaen seasion Clarence Wilson Ralph Foss

Eightieth Birthday Observed At Daughter’s Home

Mrs. m. . Keargru marked her eightieth birthday on a Tuesday February 5th. She visited her daughter Sr. J. W Kober’s home next door for noon lunch. Her daughter Sylvia V. Smith became Mrs. Simon J. Tedford in 1876. the couple lived on a farm in Tama County before moving near La Porte City and later to town. Tedford died in 1917. Mrs. Tedford’s daughter Tande married Frank Garber of Okanogan Washington, and she continues to maintain her own home. Two daughters, Mrs. J. W. Rober and Mrs. Frank Garber, remain close as she nears her birthday.

m. ¥. Keargru J. W Kober Mass Tedford Sylvia V. Smith Simon J. Tedford Tana county La Porte City Tande Garber Okanagan Ward J. W. Rober Frank Garber Okanogan Wash Christani

Movie Star Mary Pickford Undergoes Surgery

Dr Verne G C Hunt of Los Angeles operated on Mary Pickford on February 2 to remove gallbladder stones and provide relief from attacks. She remains in hospital in Los Angeles under care, with a favorable outlook and plans to stay until fully recovered.

Verne GC Hunt Los Angeles Sal La Port Caly Mary Pickford SL Vincent's hospital Los Angele nance Hunt

Bake Sale for Red Cross Relief Held Next Saturday

The Woman's Relief Corps announces a bake sale next Saturday at the McLaughlin's Hardware window to raise funds for Red Cross food relief. Proceeds support meals for those in need.

Woman's Relief Corps McLaughlin’s hardware the Red Cross for

School News and Music Concert at Ish School Auditorium

Readable school notes describe a February 1 concert in Ish School Auditorium featuring The Gals Club Sextet and various bands. Performances include songs by Wilson Watson and Zamerink with plans for new pieces in the Advanced and Elementary Bands. Also noted are science club meetings, equipment purchases, and community notices.

Piday esempg Wilson Watson Zamerink Dauwile iso gots ammlicne Roberts Mandlay prem yeors befour reya an sary phiyeys sill Zumee hk Lie Herm Revnaed Juanita Wertaberg lion

Popular Young Couple Married in Vinton

Miss Frances Arlene Sheffler wed Woodrow W. Wilson on February 3 in the Pascagoula Methodist church parlor with Rev. E. A. Sabin officiating. Attendants were Dorothy Sheffler and Her Sheffler. Frances, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Sheffler of Mount Auburn, is poised to assume domestic duties. Wilson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Wilson of La Porte City, plans to farm. They will take possession March 1 at the Frank Hawkins farm east of town. The article also notes local milk fund collections totaling 106.05 with a balance of 14.80 for future use to aid underweight children, and gratitude from the campaign committee for community support.

Frances Arlene Sheffler Woodrow W. Wilson Methodist church Vinton E. A. Sabin broe terher Dorothy Sheffler Yer Sheffler ainl Mas Henry A. Sheffler Mount Auburn young aid catalashe Wilsen Charles F. Wilson La Porte City Wilson Frank Hawkins Lhe Place milche orepark Towns Club Anuian Legion danatan Pythian Sisters Newt club Lotus Lodge 1. C American Legion Auxiliary Literary Cielo KKilkare Klub

All Day Meeting of Theift Club Held at Fell Home

An allelay meeting of the Theift club was held in February at the home of Mr and Mrs George Fell. Husbands joined for noon dinner with Mr and Mrs J C Woshe visiting. Papers read included Lincoln Way on Saint Valentine s Day Washington and notes on rail fall. Five dollars was donated to flood relief. Next meeting set for March 4 at Mrs W OH Glasener s home. Hip Broken in Fall. Tonk, a farmer south of town, fell on ice at noon and fractured his hip. He was found by a passing motorist and taken to the house, then moved to Waterloo hospital before returning home. He is eighty one and in frail health.

Farm Supply Co J. Tutt Jerse Rober McLaughlin hardware elcome Ralph Wim. Travis Waterloo Sansacred jbusiness Ma May Zimmerman Wasten o cameras Priday Mas. C. Hahnl TOR Clark Dyseat Helen Fscnradt da Porte Wty Uysaik TL Schmidt Kail Als desup Haven Mir Mis Basile hee Yin Rakhem Mia Reulab Crunmart Woo Mergen Theift club George Fell J. C. Woshe Lincoln Clart St. Valentine's Day A.C. Newton Washington LS. Tonk

Annual Silver Tea by Women’s Relief Corps

The Women’s Relief Corps invite the public to their annual silver tea on Saturday afternoon in February. A good program will be presented and refreshments will be served. Read the Progress Review for details.

Women’s Relief Corps

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ial APERH Association Evangelical Aid Basketball News Flood Relief Funds C. T. SCHAIBLE guinea ALY Wimhorst Geisler Schreiber Milk Fund Report
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