Local News Highlights and Community Notices
Local notes recount visits and family news across Cedar Rapids, DeKalb, and nearby towns. Guests include Mr and Mrs Ernest Griebel, Myra Selioonover, Mrs Arthur Miller, and the Tank family, with funeral attendance in Mattoon and Gladbrook. The Sunshine Society plans a fruit drive and apron shower for the Orphans Home, while a light incident prompts parental admonition after two youths fired at streetlamps. The Sterbang Boys report hogs delivered and a pony incident injuring John Engetrom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Engetrom
Sunshine Society
John Dunfee
Brown's
Corwith
Renwick
Town council debates service line project and bills
The Totrr Gaunell council reviewed a plan to build a service line from the town service ling to the west side. They discussed funding via the town and approved finance committee bills. Adjournment followed.
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Totrr Gaunell
Wy Oh Maitiniva
Wei
Malin
Hawkeye of Co
Norton
Sinclair Ref
Downing Bloc
N.wehell Tel
N. W. Bell Pel. Co
Welle Pahner
GOW. Yeoman
Brank Ward
Prank Ward
A. M. Goettsels
Fairbanks Morse Co
GOW. Almor
Oak
Bled
Meter Co
University of Lowy
Smathwood
Dearborn Chemicnt Co
Exp
Amer, Exp
Amer. Exp. Co
GN. W. Ry. Co
W. Ry. Co
Trommer Eggerth Wedding in Clarion Iowa 1921
Miss Irene Trommer and Mr George Eggerth were united in marriage October 6 1921 at Clarion Iowa with Rev Spellman officiating at the Congregational church. They left for a southern trip and will reside on their farm northwest of Renwick after March 1. Local friends extend best wishes for happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarion
Iowa
Irene Trommer
George Eggerth
Spellman
Renwick
Berwick
Vernon Township Farm Bureau to Elect Officers Friday
The Vernon Township Farm Bureau will elect officers for the coming year on Friday night October 10. County Agent Hilton has promised to come and show moving pictures. Several residents and visitors from nearby towns were noted at local gatherings and events. The Boone phcale last Saturday was well attended with the program carried out as scheduled and everyone had a fine time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Township
Boone
Renwick Freshmen Notes From Park Last Friday Meeting
Renwick School notes report freshmen enjoyed a pleasant gym event at Park last Friday. Attendance figures, absences, and weekly discussions are outlined, with football activity noted and the first Community Meeting held. A. W. Gray elected president for the coming year.
Editors Meet Treat at Eagle Grove District Meeting
Editors from nine counties gathered at Eagle Grove for the Town Press association district meeting. A banquet and cigars were shared by attendees and Field Secretary Caswell with about fifty editors offering advice. Attendees noted price-cutting and backsliding printers as absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indica
Nanchean
Bridge
Mesdames
Aug Swanson Builds New Block Barn On Farm
Dr KL R Turner visited Des Moines at start of week. Mr and Mrs Chris Stagmaanen and family visited Rockwell City friends. Vernon Glidden and John Led with daughter from Humboldt attended Ward Lockwood home. John Kerr Alfred Martin and 4 W Gray attended the M E conference at Rockwell City last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aug. Swanson
KL. R. Turner
Des Moines
Chris Stagmaanen
Won
Pred
Mira Eanes Laoft
Rockwell City
Vernon Glidden
John Led
Humboldt
Ast Jaunday
Ward-Lockwood
Wid
John Kerr
Alfred Martin
4. W. Gray
M. E
Rockwall City Jost Sumilay
Mrs Jaqua Dead Wife of Lembo lt Republican Editor
Mrs Jaqua, wife of Frank Jaqua editor of the Lembo lt Republican and postmaster of that city, died Friday at Morey hospital in Fort Dodge after injuries from an auto accident and a sheared spinal cord. She had recently moved from Lincoln Nebraska to Fort Dodge. Before marriage she worked in newspaper offices and had been connected with county paper matters all her life. The paper extends sympathy to her husband and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Frank Jaqua
Liemboldt Republican
Manu
Morey Hospital
Fort Dodge
Lincoln
Neb
Fort Mode
Mra. Jaqua
Alfairy
Local Visitors and Sheriff's Liquor Incident in Wright County
Mrs G Gaede and Mya Gua Rohwer visited Nagle Grove on Thursday. Mr and Mrs Alfred Startin and Mr and Mrs John Kerr were Mort Doudige visitors last Thursday. Mr and Mrs Will Vogen hosted a shower at Mr and Mrs Lien Monk’s home last Thursday night. Wright County sheriff Look up two Boone youths last week for posses sion of liquor found along a weedy road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Gaede
Mya
Gua Rohwer
Nagle Grove
Chas. ‘Sampson
Brill
Thompson Ligne
Alfred Startin
John Kerr
Mort Doudige Vialtora
Mrlende
Mire
Will Vogen
Lien Monk
Wright County
Boone
Fire Destroys Barn on Joe Frank Farm Last Thursday
Fire discovered in the hay loft of Joe Frank's barn last Thursday evening destroyed the barn and its equipment. A crew quitting work for the day noticed the blaze and attempted to fight it but the structure burned rapidly. No livestock were lost and the property was insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Frank
Joe Prank
Dance at Livermore At Princess Pavilion Oct Thwaitay
A local Livermore social note announces a dance at the Princess Pavilion with music by the Joyland Serenaders. Invitations extended to all residents. A separate item mentions Miss Norma Tanek’s return home and Mrs J Haas and Mrs Myrtle Gillespie traveling to Rochester for a medical procedure with their daughter.
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Apudias
Princess Pavilion
Livermore
Thwailay
Joyland Serenaders
Shepard
Mir
Mra. J
Haas
Myrtle Gillespie
Rochester
Ahiter
Tools Mar
Fragmented 1920s newspaper ramble on phonographs and morals
A jumble of social commentary and quotes touches on phonographs, morality, fashion, courtship, travel, and public figures. It lampoons news, politics, religion, and marriage, weaving random reflections and anecdotes without a clear single narrative or cohesive thread.
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Harry
Laveraughter
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Mrv
Mts
Ernest Griebel
Myra Selioonover
S.t. Gillespie
Oakland
Cal
Arthur Miller
Laverne
Richard Tank
Winnebago, Minn
Will Blesie
Tank
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Goldfield Chronicle
Luther Garter
Evelyn
Mattoon
Ill
Everett Nelson
Leola Haas
Rewchester
Misa Haas
Nelson
Cesper Schueth
Paul Figi
Henry
Peter Luchsinger
Mrs. Schueth
Mrs. Figi
John Holek
Jeffers, Minn
H. Tankk
Gladbrook
Rand
Mike Knoble
Dad Hammerly
Mill, Wis
Martin Baumpartter
Hammerly
Mauimgartner
Tee
Council Proceedings
Trommer
Eggerth
Peter Helmke
Swea City
China Helmke
Will John
Josie Brink
John Brink
Eagle Grove
Barbara Britt
Casson
Minn
Carl Miller
Minneapolis
Hos, Rice
Chris Resmussen
Feed
Emmas Scott
Afra
A. H. Richardson
Forest
Guy
Everett Graber
M.D. Braden
George Bawn
Baby
Magle Grove
G. A. Richardson
Kout
Winder, Minn
Jat Sunray
W.yeoman
Park
Abgént Ffoi School
Davitt Mitlver
Uss
Actaal Budird
Ralston
Feimily
Mr.Tudd
Tunily
Gcedar Falls
West Bend
Bonner
Enulussiasta
Ingly Grove
Eagle Wallop Dows
Denner
Taylor
Dewayny
Farne Nashua
Renwiteket
Voles
Aera
Hemmer
Skull
Echool
Grater
A. W. Gray
Migs ‘Haytor
Clawes
Middleton
Dewey
Johnson
Candace Packard
Seszure Nore
Cheney & Cay
Peoples Savings Bank
Liws of
Ley
County of Hiwabolelt
Otter
Buinks
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Neil’ Hanson
Ed. Hinson
Nefl Mangon
J. Hanson
Cashler
Img
Neil Hanson
Ming
Guldler
Edith Packard
Hhumboku
Go A
Packard
Jit
Kolling
Duplex
Riverside
the City Cafe
Will Snyder
Jaqua
Norma Tanek
Sanday
Uedar Balla
Ofter
Dicey
Fauthe Mantay
OWL
Minny Tomisiig
Jandor
Tony White
Pittsburgh
George of
Greece
Soya
Asia
Hushismila
New York
Abe
Tinek
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Aurorat
Coolidge
Davis
Quaker Oats Company
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