Quiet Primary Vote Tallies In Big Creek Township
The Monday election in Big Creek township drew 251 voters from the district. GOP tallies show Governor John Hammill leading with 167 to Bowman 36 and others. The congressman race gave T. J. B. Robinson 119, Wood 82, Langworthy 7, with local county posts also decided.
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Big Creek
John Hammill
M. L. Bowman
Anderson
Skreanme
congress
T. J. B. Robinson
Geo. W. Wood
H. C. Langworthy
H. T. Wagner
J. W. Wilimek
F. W. Edwards
John W. Gwynne
Woullawing
Big Creek township
John Huremill
Marion E. Anderson
Lars J. Skromme
Clem F. Kimball
Jonas D. Buser
Secretary of
M. Smith
John M. Hazlett
Ed. J. Moore
Walter H. Beam
J. A. McIntosh
C. Burrows
J. W. Long
J.C. McClung
Ray E. Johnson
John Fletcher
Secretary of Agriculture
BM. G. Thornburg
B. M. Richardson
Fred P. Woodruff
George W. Wood
Henry G. Langworthy
E. M. Lichty
A. Hollis
FJ. Eightey
BR. E. Newell
W. R. Nickerson
Frank W. Esher
Ed Madigan
J. W. Thompson
Be T. Wagner
Rural School Graduates Exceed Eighth Grade Marks Countywide
Out of 136 rural pupils writing eighth grade exams, 118 earned entrance marks to high school, including 61 girls and 67 boys. Diplomas were presented Tuesday by the county superintendent. Graduates listed by township include Big Creek Glenn Burrows Arlene Huppert William Pfalzgraf Cedar Leroy Burk Eagle Neva Dale Melton Dorothy Whannel Fox Josephine Kettman Irene Jof Joseph Weber Beulah Well Tan Willard Brunke Anna Buttke Miriam Benarden Eulalie Ables Poyner Yeaper Bark Audrey Crabtree Ida Frost Ralph Hemsath Kenneth Meyers Joseph Lellig Vertilla Poyner Burton Turner Evelyn Weber Edward Frost GaPring Creek O'Brien Christian Guy Christian Francis Teeter Bernlee Walker Hah Purdy. Music class forming. information call 260. Lillian Garrabrant.
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hich
Big Creek
Glenn Burrows
Arlene Huppert
William Pfalzgraf
Cedar—Leroy Burk
Eagle—Neva
Dale Melton
Dorothy Whannel
Fox
Josephine Kettman
Irene Jof
Joseph Weber
Beulah Well- Tan
Willard Brunke
Anna Buttke
Miriam Benarden
Eulalie Ables
Poyner
Yeaper Bark
Audrey Crabtree
Ida Frost
Ralph Hemsath
Kenneth Meyers
Joseph Lellig
Virsilla Poyner
Burton Tuner
Evelyn Weber
Edward Frost
Creek—O'Brien
Marriage Announcement of Dorothy Shimer Knight
Mrs. Tina Shimer announces the marriage of her daughter Dorothy Shimer to Dr. Benton W. Knight of Eliston Iowa. The ceremony occurred Monday May in Muscatine Illinois. The couple will reside in Manly, Louisiana, where Dr Knight will practice dentistry.
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Tina Shimer
Dorothy Shimer
Benton W. Knight
Eliston
Muscatine
Manly
Knight
Shimer
Dr. Roig
Jof Elisten
school of dentistry
University of Iowa
La Porte City
Joe Mitchell Chapple Visits Sunday Guests
Joe Mitchell Chapple and Mrs Joe Mitchell Chapple of Boston were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Stebbins last Sunday. They traveled from Mt Vernon and called on local friends before continuing to Kansas City for the Republican National Convention. Chapple was born in La Porte City and spent his boyhood here, with many friends glad to see him during his visits.
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Joe Mitchell Chapple
Boston
Airs. Stebbins
Mt. Vernon
Theo
Cornell college
Chicago
Kansas City
Mr. Chapple
La Porte City
Lions Club hears Rev Brecher guest speaker on cooperation
The Lions Club met Tuesday noon with good attendance and two guests Rev W F Brecher newly arrived from Clin ton to lead the local Evangelical church and John Jago state fish and game warden for the district. Brecher spoke on cooperation to a warm reception and Jago urged citizen help in enforcing fish and game laws.
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The
Lions Club
W. F. Brecher
Clinton
John Jaga
Waterloo
Lion W. W. Little
Jago
Diploma Recipients from Iowa College Among La Porte City Pioneers
Tuesday ceremony at Iowa State Teachers College awarded diplomas and certificates. Local attendees included Myrtle Kleist, Curene Vandersall, Mica Blitsch, Theodore Laige, with officials John Hammill and Dr. Walter Jensup presenting. Thistle Rebekah and Loton lodges sent delegates to the Tri County convention in Greene. Frances Miszner earned fourth in secret work and performed a musical number.
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Iowa State Teachers College
Jane
La Porte City
John Hammill
Walter A. Jensup
Iowa State Uni
H. H. Seerley
Teachers College
Myrtle Kleist
Bliss Curene Vandersall
Mica Frances Blitsch
Theodore Laige
Thistle Rebekah
Loton
Greene
Ames
J. R. Buser
John Miezner
P. W. O'Brien
B. W. Wilkinson
Della "Schaible
John Morrison
Howard Hubbard
Alima Hackett
Frank Jenks
Clyde Jerks
Henry GC
Petera
Frances Miszner
Thistle lodge
John Miszner
Henry G. Petera
t Lotos lodge
Busey
Miszner
Annual Picnic Report for Wood Cheer Club at Riverside Park
Members, families, and friends enjoyed the annual club picnic at Riverside Park in Vinton last Sunday. Fifty attended and reported a delightful day. The next regular meeting is slated for June 23 at the home of Mrs. I. S. Rank with Mrs. Rank and Directors O. E. Miles as hostesses.
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wood Cheer club
Riverside park
Vinton
I. S. Rank
Rank
O. E. Miles
Death of Gottlieb Fell and long obituary in Cedar Falls
Funeral services were held Tuesday at the Western Old People's Home chapel for Gottlieb Fell who died Sunday afternoon at age 86 in Cedar Falls. Born in Württemberg Germany on September 9 1844 he immigrated to America in 1881 with his wife Fredricka Klee and raised thirteen children. Survived by his widow, many children in Waterloo, La Porte City and surrounding areas, twenty two grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Children’s Day exercises followed at the angelical church Sunday morning with a program of songs, readings, baptisms, and remarks from Rev. Brecher.
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Gottlieb Fell
Old People’s Home
Cedar Falls
W. C. Lang
superi dent
ass J. Faust
Zion church
West View
La Varte City
Fell
Cottlieb Fell
Oberamt
Backnan
Wurttemberg
Germany
Juneard
Fredricka Kathrina Kleemany
America
La Porte City
Iowa
Mra. Fell
Mr. Tell
kerpise
seaves
George Fell
Clyde Anton
ILa
Leta Fell
Waterloo
John Schwinger
Duckeye
Gotlieb Mauser
Osage
Chrig Mauser
Trail City
s.D
Bra
Chris Mauser
M. D
angelical
Sunz
Rober ung
Lorena Gonnerian
Donald Billings
Edna Stuhnke
Garnett Olive
Roger Drown
Ruth Wilson
Sylvia Frank
George
Birds
Naurold Bower
aArielia
Dean
William
Clarence
omnerman
Merlin Pell
Edwin Carroll
Sele—Noma — Ruprich
John Jager
Catherine Carroll
Dale wile on
Donna Jeanne Pfulzygraf
Ist
Ind
Jed
Ivian Coburn
Harleen Craven
imgeliske
Serena Gonnerman
Dale Wilson
Tastor
Rev. Brecher
Onering
Girla Glee Club
Benediction
Flor ence Stewart Marries Henry Oberhauser at Sacred Heart
Miss Florence Stewart of Waterloo wed Henry Oberhauser of La Porte City in a Tuesday 8 AM ceremony at Sacred Heart church. The couple, joined by Sarah and family, will reside on the Oberhauser farm in Poyner township after a wedding trip.
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bis
Florence Stewart
Waterloo
Henry Oberhauger
Sa Porte City
Sacred Hart church
law
Francis Habig
Helen Qberhauser
Mason City
Louis Qberhauser
Davenport
Black tea room
Mabig
A. J
Stee
Minnie Oberhaucer
Win. Imlay
La Porte City
William Stewart
etes Sennot
August Hiertscher
Waterton
Glenn Imlay
Chicago
Misa Helen Oberhauser
Louis Oberhauser
J. Oberhauser
Clear Lake
west Waterloo
Town State Teachers college
Cedar Falla
Minnie Oberhauser
Oberhauser
Poyner township
Garrison Men Initiated Into Odd Fellows Lodge
Three candidates from Garrison were initiated into the Odd Fellows at the regular meeting last Monday evening. The Waterloo degree team performed the work in the La Porte City Temple. The session included the election of local head officers with John Krebs chosen Noble Grand and G J Powell Vice Grand. Mrs Rudolph Schultz of Sigourney had been visiting relatives in the area.
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Garrison
Odd Fellows lodge
Waterloo
La Porte City
John Krebs
G. ‘J. Powell
Band Concert Next Wednesday Evening
The local boys band will give a concert on Manin street next Wednesday evening marking the season’s first. Capt. C. C. Crawford of Waterloo leads after a Tuesday rehearsal. many members attended and progress grows. Rehearsals will continue with Crawford instructing the band, and all youths are invited to join.
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Manin street
C. C. Crawford
Waterloo
Crawford
organiz enion
Will Be Wed This Evening Brings Garling Kaiser Nuptials
Miss Norma Marie Garling and Mr. Phil H Kaiser will wed this evening at eight o'clock in Evangel al Lutheran Zion church Jubilee. Rev Wo F Adix will perform the ceremony. witnesses include cousins Eva and Agnes Garling. The couple will reside on James Driscol farm southeast of Lawn after the wedding.
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Norma Marie Garling
Phil H. Kaiser
Evangelal Lutheran Zion church
Wo. F. Adix
Eva
sagnes Garling
Waverly
Agnes
hi brothers
Jennings
Paul Kaiser
Lillie Schildmeier
Alice Hoppe
Erna Schildmeier
Grace Hoppe
Florence Hoppe
Mrs. Baniser
Mer
Earnest Garling
Jubilee consolidated school
wiser
Whil Kaiser
Bruce township
Kaiser
James Driscol
Lawn
Garme
June meeting of the Passion ary Society at the M B E church
The June meeting of the Passion ary Society of the M B E church was held yesterday afternoon in the church annex with Mrs Glenn Maven presiding and Mrs G N Nies leading devotion. Officers chosen include President Mrs Glenn Haven Mrs Iloy E Ashley Mrs W D L Conder and Mrs D J Mummel. Treasurer Mrs Ira Richards. Department leaders appointed for See Lit Boxer Tamperance Young People and Home Guards with named coordinators. Nevu McChane reported on the convention in Marion. Luncheon served by Mrs C A Fulk H C Gaede win S S Smalling D J Hummel and J B Walden. In the republican primary Sheriff H T Wagner defeated J W Wilimek 6570 to 3229 for sheriff and Judge John Gwynne beat F W Edwards 6870 to 4108 for county attorney. Both nominees won by over two to one.
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pasionary Society
M. BE
Glenn Maven
G. N. Nies
Glenn Haven
Iloy E. Ashley
W. DL. Conder
D J. Mummel
Ira Richards
wecre
Kra. L. UW. Johnson
Sam Rayhouser
Exthers
Harve Bible
John Bolte
Nevu = McChane
Marion
Mmes. GC
A. Fulk
H. C. Gaedewin
O. Smalling
D. J. Hummel
J. B Walden
swcrut
H. T. Wagner
J. W. Wilimek
John Gwynne
F. W. Edwards
Lorm
Wahgner
Geynne
Vacations for La Porte City Study Clubs End Year
La Porte City two study clubs close for the year and return in October. The Literary Circle selects Mrs. Roy E. Ashley as president with Mrs. BR T. Paige as vice president and Mrs. D. W. Morgan as recording secretary. Other officers include Mrs. W. Hemaworth as corresponding secretary, Mrs. Inez Glime as treasurer, and Mrs. F E Lehman with Mrs. H. D. Kline as librarians. The Tourist Club names Mrs. J. W. Lehman as president, Mrs. A E Park as vice president, Mrs. H. G. Baker as recording secretary, Mrs. J. W. Stewart as corresponding secretary, Mrs. A. E Osborn as treasurer, and Mrs. H. E. Waldroff as librarian.
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La Porte City
Literary Circle
Roy
E. Ashley
BR. T. Paige
D. W. Morgan
Early Day History Retold On A Westward Home
In the fall of 1855 I helped build a house on the Charlie Auniniel farm and boarded with Father Smith and his wife. A fever outbreak struck our household with typhoid and ague, hospitalizing my wife and infant as I cared for five children. We endured six harsh weeks of winter, while neighbors aided us, and Dr. Wasson treated the fever until a hopeful revival emerged for my wife and Johnnie.
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Winna
Fletcher Smith
Dr. Wasson
Doc
Fletcher
heath
Father Smith
Benton City
Vinton
Mr. Smith
Abraham Turner
Jacob Kach
Pennsylvania
ald Fort Blackhawk
saya
William
tor
Dee
John
Mother Smith
Levi Kennicott
Olive Mitchell
Christian Evher
Samaritans
Local Social News Highlights From Rowan Iowa Area
Mrs Addie Duffy of Rowan visits sister in law Mrs Roberta Berryhill and stays through the week. Mr and Mrs John Lehman return from Woodward Iowa. Miaa Nelle Gannon visits Minneapolis with Charles McNulty and other friends. The Harry Esher barbershop is being repainted. District Judge Theodore Madeere and family visit from Sioux Falls. Lawrence Perigo, BU Iowa City, returns home with diploma and plans an eastward hike while working as a barber to fund the trip. For rent light housekeeping rooms. Spring Creek Farm Bureau members meet to make slip covers. Jesse A McNamee earns medical degree and begins internship in Des Moines. Prof Roundebush and Mrs visit Nics. Ernest Nics returns from Ames. Grand Army encampment in Cedar Rapids includes Mr and Mrs David Allison and family. Mr and Mrs J L Allison attend encampment. Mr and Mrs M B Dillon host. Mr and Mrs F J Moore of New Hampton visit. Virginia and Robert Haberichter return home with them.
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Addie Duffy
Rowan
Brrs
Roberta Berryhill
John Lehman
Mina Beanie
Woodward
Iowa
Miaa Nelle Gannon
Minneapolis
Charles McNulty
Harry Esher
Theodore Madeere
Sioux Falls
Dakota
David Allison
Iowa City
the State University
Lawence Perigo
State University of Iowa
F. 3. Perigo
Lawrence
law
nhxt
Perigo
Jesse A. McNamee
Iowa State University
Des Moines
R. E. Roundebush
Ames
G. H. Nics
Ernest. Nics
State College
Roundebush
David Alison
Cedar Rapida
Grand Army
Allison
J. L. Allison
Frances and
Lynn Allison
M. B. Dillon
F. J. Moore
New Hampton
Chicago
Virginia
Robert
F. H. Haberichter
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Gwynne
Eva M. Brebner
Frank W. Edwards
John W. Gaynne
E. C. McMillian
W. H. Biekel
H.C. Unger
B. L. Eaker
Mary F. Lizer
Geo. Banger
BM. F. Lizer
Inez Glime
W. M. Blough
N. H. Blanchine
EL. Esher
Lillian Garrabrant
GOTTLIEB
Evangelical Church Sunday
Rudolph Schultz
Sigourney, Is
Lena Schultz
lasty
West View cemetery
La Porte Gily
H. D. Beal
Charles Oren
J. W. Hager
F. GC. Gravenhurst
George Buchan
J.J. Sprague
Fred Narker
ealing
Kline’s
Esther King
Morley
J. J., Sprague
W. W. Lamas
Henry Niemeyer
vision 2 of the Indies Aid Society
One ME
M. E. Missionary Society
UNCLE BILLY) FOX
Chas. Moore
Spring Creek Farm
Gureau
George Howrey