Local social notes and visits across Eagle Grove area
Several listed residents and visitors are recorded: Miss Irene Larson and Miss Norene Griebel in Eagle Grove. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Kelling with daughter and family in Kanawha. neighbors aided Car Werling and family after a fire. Frite Brim and daughter Barbera Jane returned from trips to Minnesota Washington and Idaho. W. J. Lockwood family visited Wm. Hofmann's. Malend and Malone families visited the Strand home. Krafts held a picnic at Smith park with E. C. Kraft absent due to illness. Ottawa residents Dick Fullerton Wesley Quinn William Kenney Melvin and Harold Helms visiting. Frank Gibbs visited from Davenport. Richardson Nissen McGowan and others picnicked at Clear Lake with Mason City guests. oats destroyed by unknown origin near Ranwick. Helen Brink on sick list. Bernard Anderson working in Marshalltown. Margaret Christenson to teach in Gilbert. bicycle trade offers from McDougeld Kanawha. Vern Harris Raymond Bernice Hoffmann visited Wm. Hoffmann. Carleton Christenson and Larry visited Rev. Yeager. Mrs. Rowley returning to Brookings after two weeks with Will Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Manse Cunningham visiting from California. Dr. A. W. Gugisberg of Des Moines visiting at Guggisberg home. Stoddard Jr. returned to Rock Island with Alta Stoddard to Des Moines. Mrs. Lydia Figi funeral noted in Waterloo with several local attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Car Werling
Frite Brim
Barbera Jane
Minnesota
Washington
Idaho
W. J. Lockwood
Shirley and
Dale
Burt
Wm. Hofmann
Sam Malend
Huxley
Joseph Malone
Des Moines
Andy Strand
Vern Harris
Raymond
Bernice Hoffmann
Wm. Hoffmann
Carleton Christenson
Larry
Eagle Grove
Renwick Markets and Local Notes July 22
Market quot es from Soca dealers for Wednesday July 22 are printed. Community items note visits by Mr and Mrs Elmer Rowley, the Methodist Ladies Aid plan a meeting July 29, and guests at Wm Hoffmann’s include L M Bonnstetter and Kay Janice. Clara Huston Beauty Shop advertises services in Eagle Grove. Ernest Kraft Jr injures ankle and is hospitalized at Fort Dodge. Norris Bros circus draws fair patronage. audience may have overestimated value, and actors spent well in Renwick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Ladies Aid Society
Floyd Lane
L. M. Bonnstetter
Kay Janice
Corwith c
Wm. Hoffmann
Norris Bros. Circus
Renwick
Weather Cooler- Poultry Prices for the Week
Prices for the balance of the week list Flymouth Rock and White Rock Springs four pounds and up at 02.00. Thirty eight colored springs, twenty three pounds and up at 0.16. Leghorn springs one pound and up at 0.15. Heavy hens forty four pounds and up at 0. Meantime hens under forty three pounds priced. Cocks per dozen. Do not feed poultry when bringing to market. H. Eb. Luchsinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flymouth Rock
White Rock Springs
Colored Springs
Leghorn Springs
H. EB. Luchsinger
Notice of agency for Stark Bros Nurseries in Louisiana Mo
The message announces that the speaker is the agent for Stark Bros Nurseries of Louisiana Missouri and invites interest in nursery stock. It directs readers to contact Nort Mills, Renwick, and Towa for details or purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stark ‘Bros. Nurseries
Louisiana
Nort Mills
Renwick
Towa
Local travel and visiting patterns noted in weekend rundown
Notes list numerous individuals and families visiting relatives in Des Moines Minneapolis Fort Dodge and Aberdeen. Mentions Gordon Cook Gordon and Mrs Wai Beenen Mr and Mrs Lowell Winter Dr and Mrs W H Long Curtis Rockwood recent graduates and plans to travel to Newark New Jersey for an actuarial position after earning an MA from the University of Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Cook
Jolly
Wai. Beenen
Bette
Des Moines
Joe Olson
Minneapolis
Fred Meier
Fritz Britt
Lowell Winter
Aberdeen
S. D
John Winter
Walter Wills
Bettel
Fort Dodge
Terry Mitchell
John Swanson
Ermal
Nels Swanson
Curtis Rockwood
State University of Iowa
Iowa City
Newark
N. J
Foreign Meat Now on U. S. Tables
New York data show most world meat products reaching American tables at the expense of U.S. cattle growers. Week ending June 13 1936 arrivals include Argentina canned meat, Brazil canned beef, Denmark frozen beef, Italy salami, Poland smoked ham, Uruguay cured beef, and substantial pork and luncheon meats from other nations. Also noted are nine months to April 30 1935 imports of cotton seed oil and other products amid New Deal policy impacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
Natonal
Argentios
Denmark
Mish Free State
Italy
Lithnusnis
Poland
Urugnar
United States
Bacon
New York Women Reject Tammany Democracy Pressures
New York women resist Tammany influence, arguing the government should serve the people. Mrs. Krr R. Caraway, president of the Women’s National Republican club, says women understand the deal and favor the Republican ticket. She accuses Farley of federal job control and links Farley to Tammany power in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Krr R. Caraway
New
Women
National Republican Club
Farley Organization
Tamme
Farley
New York City
Moral Courage Is Key to Character
Chicago writer Philip Kinsley cites Governor Landon in 1933 and 1935 as examples of moral leadership. He emphasizes rebuilding the American dream through character, integrity, and upright honesty, recalling an old fashioned phrase about a dependable man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
M. Landon
Philip Kinsley
Chicago Tribune
Mr. Kinsley
Landon
Topeka
Mir. Kinsley
Townsend Attacks New Deal Incoherent Attacks
Dr Francis Townsend denounces what he calls a haphazard New Deal and criticizes administration policy as driven by press influence and reckless planning. He defends constitutional government and urges an end to propagandistic attacks on the Supreme Court while urging alternatives to failing measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend
Cleveland
Francis E. Townsend
Dowter Townsend
Doctor Townsend
Supreme Ecort
Aries
Also Mentioned on This Page
Irene Larson
Norene Griebel
J. F. Kelling
Harley Muhm
Kanawha
Kraft
Smith Park
E. C. Kraft
Dick Fullerton
Wesley Quinn
Wiliam Kenney
Melvin and
Harold Helms
Ottawa, IL
Frank Gibbs
Davenport
A. D. Gimner
Gibbs
Douglas
M. B. Richardson
Wilbur Nissen
Donne
Donaid McGowan
Clear Lake
3. H. Pearson
Mason City
Ranwick
Chris Schneider
Wm. Knopt
Antone Speich
Francis Bravse
Oasis
Helen Brink
Bernard Anderson
Marshalltown
Margaret Christenson
Gilbert
McDougeld
A. P. Rowley
Will Anderson
Brookings
Manse Cunningham
California
Mrs. Cunningham
Mr. Kelling
A. W. Gugisberg
G. Gugisberg
George Stoddard Jr
Rock Island, Ill
Alta Stoddard
C. C. Bunch
St. Louis
C. ¢. Bunch
Henry Geigel
Lena
George Krise
H. Scott
George Hanna
Geneva
S. B. Hefty
John Hefti
Marshall Clancy
Faircheid Dean
Darlene
der. Canonberg
Frank Geigel
Lydia Figi
Waterloo
Sundar
Soca
Ee Eiloes iNew
Clara Huston
Lowa
Ernest Kraft Jr
Chevrolet
Flint
Michigan
Hester
Flin
Ceneral Motors
Chevrolet Motor Company
Detroit
S. H. Klassie
Renwick, Lowa
Naomi James
Maynard Yeakel
W. H. Long
Marilyn
Hazel Berry
Park Rapids, Minn
Ernest Rohwer
R. J. Griebel
Gus Rohwer
Spirit Lake
F Paul
Robert Blumer
Monticello
Wis
S.b.hefty
Los Angeles
Calif
Dr. C. A
Edna Kelling
Kenneth
Harold
Gene
Sidney Friday
Backus
Minn
Kelling
Renwick, Lows
M. C. Rockwood
Iowa
L. R. Turner
Renwick Savings Bank
A. H. Stafford
Clarion-Mason City
Janesville
Wisconsin
Robinson
U. S
Kas
Alf M. Landon
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