Local notes from The Herald readers
The Herald reports on community items from Iowa Falls and surrounding areas. Mentions include the normal institute starting Monday, the Iowa Falls chautauqua opening, lectures and sermons, local weather, oats harvest, a new Shetland pony, possible Swift company branch plans, and obituaries. Also notes education day turnout, building moves, and county encampment events. Governor Cummins spoke at Sond Paris Chautauqua as it opened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Cummins
Sond Paris Chautauqua
Movements of Ackley People and Local Notes
A compendium of Ackley news and events reports from the past week. It notes a failed aquifer project costing about 13000 dollars, local visits, travel for business, and community happenings including weddings, funerals, school matters, street work, and church affairs. The piece highlights local figures such as Mrs. Cheever, Charley Rambo, Rev. Father Convery, and Andrew Murry among others, with brief mentions of travel to Des Moines, Kansas, and Wisconsin.
Special Trains to Iowa Falls Educational Day
The C N W Railway will run a special train to Iowa Falls on July 28 at one fare for the round trip. The Eldora departure is 9 15 a m and return from Iowa Falls is 10 30 p m. The Industrial school band will accompany the excursion and provide day music and an open air concert at 7 45 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Falls
Iowa Halls
Chautauqua
Eldora
Iowa Falie
Local Happenings in Hardin County Herald
Herald contributors report on Hardin County towns with updates from Blanch Lockwood Sfoyt family visits Chas Lyle Mall milk hauling heat illness improvement for Mrs Hoyt Krank Elzig visited Sam Wilcott Miss Jace Lamb from Town Halls visiting sister Mrs Jas Gallison and the Menroof Tindell family at Schoeneich home progress and social notes across the week
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanch Lockwood
J. Harris
Te. Sfoyt
Chas
Lyle Mall
Chas. Hoyt
Krank Elzig
Sam Wilcott
Jace Lamb
Town Halls
Jas.yallison
Mrs. Menroof Tindell
S PD
Schoeneich Home
Local Notables and Illnesses Highlight Week
Mrs Hathaway improves after serious illness as neighbors visit. Mr and Mrs John Leverton of Aly hott and Mr and Mrs Lucy Syverson of Il dora spend days in the area. Mrs Alice Jones of Iowa Walls stays week with relatives. Huse family recovering from illness with paralysis symptoms. Clifford returns from New Providence to see parents off for California. WJ Wilson and sister Cleere Cross travel to Pueblo to visit a very ill sister. Grandma Heard, ninety two, notes mischief by chicken thief in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hathaway
John Leverton
Alyhott
Lucy Syverson
Ildora
Alice Jones
Iowa Walls
Local notes amid hot week and weather impacts
Miss Cora Smith visits in Iowa Falls while neighbors report on sick relatives and travels to Marshalltown for eye treatment. A barn near here was struck by lightning, causing minor damage as hot weather boosts corn. The second item covers Willet N. Hays taking control of the bureau of statistics to clean up a leak scandal with potential reorganizations and a push to raise salaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Smith
Iowa Falls
Harry Kistin
C. M. Tucker
Eldora
Mower Club
Nettie Patton
Robertson
Joe Muse
Barney O'Malla
Iowa Stall
Irannie Wilson
John Walthall
Hehitaing
Bess Kisna
Marshalltown
W. C. Wilson
Victora
Ada Cross
Pueblo, Col
Washiaron
Agriculture
Willet N. Hays
Bureau of Statistics
Wilson
Roosevelt
Iis
Statistical Department
Trays
Hays
Congress
Hyde
Department of Commerce and Labor
Dolliver
Iowa
Senate
Ife
Attorney Hays
Aldora
Harvest Time News from Popejoy and Nearby
Harvest time reports, illness, and family visits fill the page. Mrs. Fred Haker is very sick with quinty. Mrs. Mather Wright and son visited at Popejoy last week. Tom Walker visited a brother in Minnesota. Phil Johnson took his son to New Providence to consult a physician. J. and Adamson and family from near the Falls visited the Hunter home. Roll Hughes and Wm Conroy attended the Mutual Telephone meeting at Union. Roll Hughes shipped two carloads of hogs to Chicago and traveled there with them. The S A S will meet with Mrs. Ella Hughes next Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Haker
Quinty
Mather Wright
Popejoy
Tom Walker
Minnesota
Phil Johnson
New Providence
J. &. Adamson
Falls
Hunter Home
Roll Hughes
Wm. Conroy
Mutual
Union
Chicago
Ella Hughes
Berlin Team Beaten 22 to 1 by Owasa in Baseball
Berlin youths faced a heavy defeat as Owasa’s baseball team won last Friday by a 22 to 1 score. The event featured ball and hat and drew local interest amid Sunday services and community activities. The Berlin Epworth League hosted a social evening with cream and cake after inviting Steam Boat Rock League for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Haworth
Owasa
Epworth League
Steamboat Rock League
Fraternal Picnic Draws Rathbone Sisters and Astern Stars
A large Rathbone Sisters and Astern Stars group gathered at the I. Carter home in Huntoned Miurs day for a fraternal picnic. Attendees from Nidora included Calista Meader and L. J. Brown among others. accompanying guests were Anna Hurley Pasadena and several Hubbard residents helped celebrate. Red Cedar posts are advertised as lasting posts sold by Daviss Moser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rathbone
I. Carter
Mescimes
Calista Meader
Allena Ward
L. J. Brown
John O. Reed
Ethel A. Tisworth
Nellie Packer
Minnie Merrick
Mattie A. Diehl
Cora Stewart
Agnes Peisen
Mary F. Lockwood
Hobart Follett
Strother
Allee M. IT
Boylan
Kathryn Crossan
G. J. Susmileh
Eda Marlin
A.J. Anderson
I. S. Near
G. Prevarthan
B. Welch
Misses Greer
Gay Smith
Ethel Ward
Winifred Kilsworth
Messrs
Messrs. and Mesciames II
W. J. Thompson
Calvin Boylan
J. J. Livengood
W. W. Hubbard
Fred Boeke
G.G. Marshman
Misses Grace
Leah Carter
Mayme Livengood
Manora
Katherina Boylan
Daviss&Moser
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Ackley
Edith Martin
Albion
Frank W. Crockett
Des Moines
California
Earl W. Needham
Cole
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Edgar’s
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Union Young People's Meeting
Mr. Stanley
Young People’s Meeting
Iowa Falls Sentinel
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Radcliffe
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Frank Howe
L. FE. Wehrman
Mitchell
the Herald
Pati
Gandon
Mrs. Cheever
North Dakota
Charley Rambo
Kansas
W. J. Murray
Watertown
Wisconsin
W. J B. Jinnell
Wichita
Kan
Father Convery
Rockwell City
Jas. Reece
Jewell
C. McKeen Duren
Taggert
Dubuque
Virgina Haas
Bessie Furst
Jewell Junction
I. H. Tandy
Msy
Missouri
Lois Edgington
M. 1. Edgington
Win
Steve Poley
Tacoma
Washington
R. I. Dimmick
Washington, N.C
Eidora
G. W. Ward
Edna Williams
Liliama Kerr
Grundy Center
Mstabrook
Ruth Glass
Owuasa
Aylesworth
Nidora
Dr. Gethman
Montor Woods
Albert Lea
Thos. W. Lawson
Rogers
Union Township
St. Louis
Kate Donaldson
Susie Reynolds
Isaac Carter
Shelbyville
Indiana
Fowler
Iowa Falla
E. O. Bennett
Waverly Republican
Tial Beach
M. M. Beach
Lewiston
Idaho
Minneapolis
Andrew Smith
Luther Devendorf
Ridora
Henry Thamer
C. I. Greef
Marion and
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Thamers
Town Falls
Sentinel
Central Iowa
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Lafollette
B. B. Purcell
Elis D. Robb
Gillespie
H. C. Stuart
Ellis D
Hardin County State Bank
Grinnell
Iowa College
Bradley
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Wm. Sparks
Salem
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H. Jones
Whittney
George Earhart
Shaler
McNinchi
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Harbart
Hidora
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