Weekend visits and community notices across Humboldt area
Local residents attended gatherings and visits over the weekend in Cedar Falls, Eagle Grove, Humboldt, and surrounding towns. Names include Ray Mills, Gordon Bell, Mrs. Don Way, Harl Gimner, Mrs. O A Querbaugh, Miss Vivian Rockwood, Leola Clark, numerous families, clubs, and church groups with social events, bridge clubs, Camp Fire girls, and notices of moves and sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Mills
Gordon Bell
Cedar Falls
Don Way
Eagle Grove
T. T. Thompson
Lene
C. H. Scott
Goldfield
Donald Gillespie
Somers
R. E. Schipull
Albert Hagstrom
Daxawell
Minn
Alfred Peterson
Oscar Engstrom
Donald McGowan
H. Packard
Grris French
Fred Engstrom
Welcome
Ray “Bonstetter
Corwith
Floyd Lane
Alfred Kleen
Malcolm Clowes
5. J. Packard
Harold Saxton
Humboldt
Henry Marcellus
SOS
Dean Nellis
Fred Rasmussen
BL. Kilassie
Wy Miller
Swea City
Connie Black
Peter Larson
Livermore
S. 8
Isle
Fred Maier
George Latch
Joe Lichts
LaVerne
Darwin Meurer
Rudd
Walter McPeak
J. E. Jones
Virgil [Byspin
Celia Lockey
Earl Rogers
St. Peter, Mins
Will White
Jas. White
Mr. Rogers
Earl
Renwick market quotes for Wednesday January 25
Focal dealers publish quotations for corn oats hogs eggs and cream on Wednesday January 25. Prices shown include No 3 corn 62 cents per bushel oats 26 cents per bushel hogs 400 and eggs and cream grades noted with partial legible figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Focal
Fox Harness Shop Ad and Local News Snippets
Livermore harness shop owner Barney Fox advertises first class repair and resale quality. Local items note several whooping cough cases, visits by John Swanson and Ermal, Deanne Miller and Lovana McCurry, dinner at the Richardson home, a family move to Mason City for Roy Witham, and Harold Wigans visiting from San Francisco as he returns for his second Navy tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Richardson
Des Moines
Everett Graber
Genevieve Larson
Seattle
Wash
Carl D. Larson
McGowan Grocery
Briardale
R. E. Cook
A. W. Gray
Farmers Elevator
Rochester
Mion
Fox
Livermore
Sritcher
Barney Fox
Fred Rasmussen
Walter Phipps
M. B. Richardson
Roy Witham
Fort Dodge
Mason City
Roy
International Harvester Company
Harold Wigans
San Francisco
Calif
Andrew Wigans
U.S. Navy
Driving safety notes and local social notes in 1930s issue
A brief on fault in accidents due to driver error and car condition cites a study showing 75 percent of crashes on dry roads and 95 percent of cars involved in 1935 accidents in good condition. It stresses brakes lights and driver fitness. Then local social notes mention Mrs. Elias Carlson visiting Kanawha and townsfolk visiting relatives and friends over the weekend.
Heifers Steers Sale Notes Positive Prices
A brief market note indicates fed heifers and steers fetched full value and light feeding pigs are selling at good prices, signaling favorable conditions for livestock sellers.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jane Middleton
Christenson
Briggs & Leland
Iowa
Womans” Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
W. H. Longe
Donald Bratton
Somers Rétende
Fort Dodge Hospital
Leadayle Gillespie
Clara Huston
Permanente
L. B. P. Club
Monte Fleming
Kenneth Gudampson of
Thor
Elias ‘Carlson
Irene and
Esther Steffen
Sundsy
Ruby and
Bernice McPeak
George Bell
Bert, Belmke
Lohrville
Alfred Schenck
Algona
Supt. M. Kirk Sperry
Renwick Public School
Miss. Herskin
L. W. Fleming
J.E. Jones
Mesdames H. D. Black
A. R. Martin
L. W. Miller
Sam
S.C. Kraft
Ren~wick
Henawhe
Sele
Lutheran Ladies Aid
Chester White
Hayes
International
McCormick
John Deere
Jona Deere
Arthur B. K
Chris J. Ublenhopp
Renwick Markets
John Swanson
Ermal
Deanne Miller of
Lovana McCurry
Harlan L. Larson
Freg W. Braun
Man
Elias Carlson
Kanawha
Marion Saxton
Hugh Pierce
Lena Liscum
Renwick
J. W. Miller
Reswock
Ralph Anderson
Martie Klassie
Vaulda Martin
Dersthy Hanson
Mrs. de Peters
Daugh- A. d. Jensen and
Hy ED Luchsinger
Newton
Bernard Wagner
Chris J. Uhlenhopp
American Auction College
Chevrolet
Chevrolet Motor Division
Voltu
Wre! Motors
Detroit
Michigan
S. H. Klassie
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