Des Moines Two Community Notes Packed With Visits
Local notes detail Mr. and Mrs. Casper Grant dining with the Guy Smiths, many visits across towns like Winterset Gilmore Pocahontas and West Bend, kittenball games for the D. M. T. team, family gatherings and a large weekend reunion at West Bend marking 43 years since relatives last gathered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper Grant
Guy Smith
Fay Stover
Darwin
Winterset
Wmn. Spencer
Gilmore
Harry Spencer
George Yanke
Trey
Wm. Fisher
Frank Williams
Bernard Sanden
Dakotas
Henry Schmidt
J. M. Perkins
West Bend
Marnie Stevens
Jefferson
Schmidt
Carl Hertz
Joe
Oskaloosa
Arthur Vaughn
Mr. Hertz
Win. Sennett
Biden
Ernest Vaughn
Divona
Cedar Falls
Ervin Bargman
Whittemer
John Lawman
Bargman
Mr. Lawman
Harvey Sharp
Ray Sharp
Hans Nielsen
Archie Wilson
Livermore
Chester Harris
Lyle Kilbourn
Wm. Spencer
Elmer Hertz
Toin Virgil Wooods
Des Moines
Joe Hertz
Clarence
Hilda Nielsen
Friela Nielson
Virwo Nie
Guy Kerns
Hawkeyes Begin 1930 Football Practice
Over 50 players, 20 lettermen, report at the University of Iowa for the first practice on September 11. Eddie Anderson, in his first year, forecasts a strong first team but notes a thin line could limit Hawkeye chances. Towans expected to play solid football with potential upsets in the eight game schedule starting September 30 against South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Iowa
South Dakota
Eddie Anderson
Iowa
Hawkeye
Towans
Reception for Teachers In School Auditorium
The Lear A Little Study club hosted a reception for teachers Friday night in the high school auditorium. Supt. G I Sanders welcomed staff from first grade through eighth, introducing each teacher by name as attendees mingled. A reading, flute and piano solos, a review of past schools, a hand shaking contest, and a luncheon followed the program.
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The
Lear A Little Study Club
Franklyn Majorowicz
Supt
G. I. Sanders
Dorothy Miller
Clarine West
Eleanor Olesen
Doris Ann West
Yesteryear
Paul van Atstine
Plover Church Notices and Historical Society Meeting
Plover Methodist Church in Redimayne lists Sunday services and a budget due date. The Powhatan township Historical Society plans a Sept 23 meeting at the Plover lumber office to enroll members and build county records for heirs and obituaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plover Methodist Church
Kk. Redimayne
Epworth League
C. E. Miller
A. J. Eppelsheimer
Arthur M. Johnson
Roy Simonsen
Hiervey W. Mickler
Powhatan
Ffty
The
Historical Society
Youth Leave for Colleg College
Beatrice Brun er Richard DuBois and Norma Ferguson head to Ames. Warren Jones goes to Sioux City business school. Marjory Pirie to Sioux City nurses’ training. Wayne Arnold to Estherville junior college. Carol Hofert and Eugene Nicol to Iowa City. Marie Trimble and Merle Johnson to Benna Vista. Arline Meredith, Doris and Dorothy Rothwell, Phyllis Horsman, Gladys Emery join Co. C. C. C. Des Moines. Eugene Simonson to Waldorf college Forest City Father Simonson Marilyn Miler.
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Colleg
Beatrice Bruner
Richard DuBois
Norma Ferguson
Ames
Warren Jones
Sioux City Business School
Marjory Pirie
Sioux City
Wayne Arnold
Estherville
Carol Hofert
Eugene Nicol
Iowa City
Marie Trimble
Merle Johnson
Benna Vista
Arline Meredith
Doris
Dorothy Rothwell
Phyllis Horsman
Gladys Emery
Marjory Grove
Des Moines
Eugene Simonson
Waldorf College
Forest City
Father Simonson
Marilyn Miler
Two Auto Accidents and Local News Highlights
Two auto accidents were reported last week with minor injuries. A Bergeson collision occurred after a truck stopped for a school child, causing rear impact. Other notes include visitors from Springfield Missouri, M E Aid society officers elected, and a fortieth wedding anniversary celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Grethen
Plover
Lloyd Fultz
M. I. Helvig
Alfred Bergeson
Livermore
Mr. Bergeson
Bergeson
Bride Donna McCreary Weds Ferris L Malcolm at Bradgate
A wedding at Bradgate Methodist Church Sunday Sept 3 united Miss Donna McCreary daughter of Mrs Inga McCreary with Ferris L Malcolm of Gilmore City son of Mr and Mrs L A Malcolm in a single ring ceremony. The Rev Virgil Williams officiated before peach gladiola and pink dahlia decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradgate Methodist Church
Donna McCreary
Inga McCreary
Ferris L. Malcolm
Gilmore City
L. A. Malcolm
Virgil Williams
Rex McCreary
Leonard Seaman
Jens Peterson
Virginia McCreary
Keith Cooper
Ames
Harold Knights
Kenneth Wagner
Mason City
Marjorie Wolcott
McCreary
Minnesota
Local Social Notes and School News Roundup
A post nuptial shower for Mrs. Flossie Pruitt at the Earl Pease home concluded with luncheon served by the hostesses. School dismissed early two days for heat. PTA to meet at the schoolhouse Monday. A 73 pound boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Barrei ton Jacobson Sunday. Rebekah lodge met with eleven members. plans set for new by laws books and a quilt fund. Dr and Mrs Clark called to Mason City for illness. Preparations for the late month school carnival. Virginia McCreary left for Cedar Falls to begin college. Mr and Mrs Ferris Malcolm back from Minnesota and moved to Gilmore City. Families Lindsey and Higgins enjoyed a picnic and river fishing Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flossie Pruitt
Earl Pease
Rebekah Lodge
Jileven
Rebekah Assembly
Clark
Mason City
Cedar Falls
Las. F.C
Ferris Malcolm
Minnesota
Gilmore City
Leonard Lindsey
Dick Higgins
Rolfe
Avoid outside work urges UI employment chief
University of Iowa employment bureau head Lee Kann warns students against outside jobs, noting about 60 percent plan to work in 1939 40. He says parental financial support at first helps students avoid early self reliance setbacks and long term handicaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Kann
University of Iowa
Kann
Saturday classes at Iowa choose 49 courses in 15 departments
More than 600 students are expected for the first meeting Oct. 14 as University of Iowa Saturday classes offer 49 courses across 15 departments. The program provides residence study benefits to students unable to live in Iowa City, drawing participants from up to 150 miles away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Wrong Way Tourists In Lisbon Drive
Two women drivers drove into Lisbon after asking where they were. At a service station they learned they were about 1200 miles from New York, not 850, then realized they were heading the wrong direction and were in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
New York
Towa
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Mary Rutgers
Phoenix
Arizona
Enlwin Hansen
Alfred Breiholz
B. C. Rudolfson
Albert
O. J. Cruickshank
John Engesser
Engesser
Roberta Cruickshank
Clarence Heathman
Donald Sharp
Loren Pease
Fort Dodge
Wilma Struthers
Jane Ralph
Jens Thompson
Pocahontas
Louis Carpenter
Glen Carpenter
Mre
J. PP. Quigley
Whittemore
O. W. Weaver
Jake Hoefine
Juhn Price
Boone
Chet Carpenter
Martin Kirchner
Martin
Louis
Kankakee
Duhn Kirchner
Kelen Beevers
Orange
Texas
Johnnie Davidson
Hardin
Ian Tibbitts
Michigan
North Dakota
Arthur Nepkin
Cannon Falls
Minn
Lucile Tibbitts
St. Paul
Leslie Struthers
Melvin Kirchner
Leonard Maasdam
Lutheran Hospital
Diederich
George
Helm’s Cafe
Lunschrupp
Molyneux
I. HL
Dr. F. H
Res
Hla
Stettler, John
Wise
Robert
Central Iowa Telephone CO
H.S. Auditorium
Edward Lehnus
Presbyterian Church
Nekstein
Paul van Alstine
Thonpsen
LaVonne Shevling
Bilbro
Betty
Kenneth D Lehnus
Crawford
Mary Dee Pirie
Renton
Dorothy Louw McKim
Mrs. Lehnus
Fletcher
Betty Lehnus
Jelden
Milo Shevlin
Wing Foo
Burleigh
Lizbeth
Copeland
Prick
Valsette Ochmler
Jeanette Maasdam
Waltz
Brahms
Holst
Valsette
Granfield
Dorothy Lou McKim
Kathleen Bucher
Pauline Meredith
Ann Houck
Paul Kerns
Lucille Drennen
Springfield
Drennen
M. E. Aid Society
T. R. Jones
Geo
John Wallace
Wichita, Kans
George &. Henderson
A. G. Heathman
George Oakland
Badger
Warren Heathman
Marks Kay
AL G. Heathman
Pt Coden
F. L. Malcolm Wed
Bradgate M. E. Church
Bradgate
Progress Club
Leo Fuller
Dorothy Jaacson
Sophie Sorenson
Carol Adams
Henry Olson
Anderson Grocery
Martin Schufert
Schufert
Johnson
Children’s
Binnie Barnes
20Th Century Fox
America
Joléne
Hollywood
Hammes & Sons
Pocahontas, Iowa
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