Goldfield Items front the Chronicle
Mr Pride of Ames week end story at J M Montgomery home. Dr Q Strain and son Kenneth of Renwick were pleasant callers in town Tuesday. Grandpa Notestine of Hardy attended funeral of Chas Frost here Thursday. Misses Bessie Helvig and Laura Lorde of Thor were pleasant callers here Sunday. Misses Mary and Celia Miller Ora Xanders and Lillian Wiggins were Renwick visitors Sunday. Miss Francis Kabere went to La Verne Monday to supervise class play rehearsal. Miss Laura Packard relief hello girl at Renwick over Sunday with Misses Mary and Celia Miller. Miss Francis Kabele former LaVerne teacher returns home for summer vacation and will teach in Livermore next year. Misses Lillian Cunningham and Mary Montgomery visited Ames Tuesday. Montgomery to attend commencement. Mary Montgomery arrived in Goldfield Saturday to spend summer at home. resigns Storm Lake position, heads Home Economics at Presbyterian College Tulsa in Sept.
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Mary
Celia Miller
Ora Xanders
Lillian’ Wiggins
Renwick
Francis Kabere
la Verne
Laura Packard
Misses
Francis Kabele
LaVerne
Livermore
Mary Montgomery
Goldfield
Storm Lake
Tulsa
Okla
Presbyterian College
Henry Kendall
LuVerne Items Reflect Local Social and Sick List Updates
Special to the Times reports Gien Ostrander among the sick and lists many local visits and small events. Names include Ralph Robinson in Algona, Ernest Larimer from Humboldt, the Highlend infant passing, cemetery and club meetings, and residents visiting relatives in Renwick Livermore Britt West Bend Humboldt and Ft. Dodge. The Presbyterian Ladies Aid met A D Burtis with plans for a picnic later in June.
Lena Hanson Returns From Minnesota Visit
Lena Hanson has returned from Minnesota after visiting for three weeks.
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Lena Hanson
Minnesota
Go to Church movement urges neighbors to join
A call to spread the GO TO CHURCH movement urging friends and neighbors to attend church. It emphasizes persistence and enthusiasm, saying a single earnest messenger can recruit others, and that the movement is growing daily as more join the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chu
Local Notes From Corwith and Nearby Areas
The Mission met with Mrs Simp son last week. A J L Brown and boys were in Corwith Saturday. Pearl Brown stayed all night with Ruby Palmer Saturday night. Several from Luni attended Children's Day Exercises at Ren wick Sunday night. Bernice MecEylen working for Claud Bogard spent Sunday at his home in Corwith. Weslers and Nemeyers families and Ruby Palmer spent Sunday at Albert Browns. Claud Bogards motored to Eagle Grove Saturday to visit relatives returning Sunday evening. Josephine Humes spending the summer in Illinois visiting points before returning to Iowa. Rev Perry filled his regular appointment at Luni last Sunday p m delivering a discourse to the children.
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Pearl Brown
Ruby Palmer
Luni
Renwick
Bernice MecEylen
Claud Bogard
Corwith
Mr. Weslers
Nemeyers
Albert Browns
Claud Bogards
Eagle Grove
Josephine Humes
Ilinois
Iowa
Perry
Local notes from Boone township and area residents
Mr and Mrs Joe Frank spent Sunday in Goldfield. Mrs Smith called in Boone township on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs John Merson work for S I Gillespie. Miss Louise Overbaugh returns from Ames for summer. George Palmateer left for the west after winter with his brother Ed. Miss Inez Lee visits her parents. she nurses at Iowa Falls hospital. Mr and Mrs John Overhaugh and Miss Louise visited the Morton home near Clarion. Chas and Andy Frakes and Claude Bogard with family plus Mr Ross and Tom visited Eagle Grove Saturday. Mr and Mrs Chas Phillips and Frank Phillips Angus breeder from Indiana visited Edenwold last week Wednesday.
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Smith
Boone Township
John Merson
S. I. Gillespie
Louise Overbaugh
Ames
George Palmateer
West
Inez Lee
Miss Lee
Iowa Falls Hospital
John Overhaugh
Louise
Morton Home
Clarion
Chas
Andy Frakes
Claude Bogard
Mr. Ross
Tom
Eagle Grove
Chas. Phillips
Frank Phillips
Indiana
Edenwold
Clean Up and Paint Up Campaign Bureau’s Civic Drive
A Chicago era report details the National Clean Up and Paint Up campaign created by Allen W. Clark to replace one day efforts with a permanent municipal program. It outlines committees for streets, housing, fire safety, health, vacant lots, landscaping, signage, policing, schools, and publicity to foster cleaner, safer towns nationwide.
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Hercules
Bret
Allen W. Clark
St. Louis
Clark
St Janis
A Nations
National Bureau
Iti
Benchuipalgy
Women of Cheek
Rampalegn
Firs
IF Health Department
Voming
Hoy Scout
School Chiidren
Cnlon
Algo
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L. W. Miller
Iowa Press
E. D. Miller
State Bank
Phore, Renwick
Towa
DR. R. FP
C. Baldus
Mrs. Martin's
Main Street
Renwick Lowe
Will M. Blesse
Remwvick, Towa
L. R. Turner
First National Bank
J. J. Waterman
C.& NW
Cine Mopth
Chicago
St. Paul
Des Moines
Ath
John Egenes
Hardy Fellows
S. i. Staggs
the Chronicle
Mr. Pride of
J. M. Montgomery
Q. Strain
Kenneth
Grandpa
Hardy
Frost
Bessie Helvig
Amd
Laura Lorde of
Thor
Lillian Cunningham
Luverne
Gien Ostrander
Mr. List
Ostrander
Ralph Robinson
Ernest Larimer
Humboldt
Frank Highlend
the Cemetery Association
Geo. Hof Home
Larkin Club
Ray Barton
Melvin Ostrander
Britt
Grayden
P. V. Janse
Ft. Dodge
Opal White
Webb
Will Stone
West Bend
Martha Stone
Thomas Gregory
Daisy
F. J. Chapman
Irvin
W. F. Godfrey
Ruby
Ruby Godfrey
Elsie Haskell
Joe Liechty
John White
Goldie
Garnet
Webb White
Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
A. D. Burtis
Aid
Picnier
Chereil
A. J L. Brown
Boone Iteins
Monitor
Joe Frank
Pringtime
Mother Nature
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