Local notes from Langdon and vicinity feature family visits
Long row of community items from Langdon area including Mrs. Veers and Mr. Pogson visiting relatives, parish events, shoppers in Spencer, and complaints about weather. Mentions of Miss Florence De Lemone, Alfred Knights, and Mrs. Chamberlain among others. notes on visitors, church activities, and a local football or woolen sale in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Pogson
Lanedon
Ore
Gis
Spencer
Spencer Wodnvshire
Vad
Javin
Cape Country
Guy Waltes
T. Bisbee
Aloe
C.F. Fiateon
Vedonry
Sligtha
Ite
Ermenti
Alfred
Lo Knivdt
Spencer High School
Vincesshiy
Alfred T. Knights Haveler
Minnesota
Me Austin
Linndon
Saari
Merril Tinks
Gladys
Florence de Lemone
Sitchie
BV. Chamterkela
Myervonie
Col Decouuts
Lagden
Ori Phi
Speheos
Local News Roundup From Gillett Grove Community
A frail, garbled local record notes social visits, school notes, and simple daily events around Gillett Grove and nearby towns. The piece mentions Mrs. Mio Higgins visiting Cornell Help Stewat, Vern Warwick helping Mrs. Walter Stewart, and various residents traveling to Applington, Spirit Lake, and Des Moines for family and work. It also references a school event won by a caseinet with a score around a certain figure, plus routine visits and personal updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orpha Waoiek
Worthesdas
Warwick
Levator Het Heir Stoi Stack Hoteles Rivet Pugs Rata Chiy
Jergvonsen
Ray Ole Nelson
Ralelehoi
Sta DeShane
Pearl Rise
Fiorenre Rose
Spirit Lake
Ray Green
Heme
Inl Mos
Jackson
Wiveins
Rothelm Warsink
Tiesel Mills
Savubay
Dai
Wealthy Posto Event Postponed Amid Carnival Plans
The notice reports a postponed event involving individuals Wir hen and A. Lae Soulson of Bensutt Minnesota. Original venue near West of Lawn and Spomeer area hosts a carnaval. the gathering now rescheduled to later October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Posto
Lawn
Flossie
Cai
Spomeer
Bensutt
Minn
Foe
Community Notes and Social Ties Around Spencer
Local report details residents visiting from Sioux Rapids and Eldridge, with a large crowd at a Wednesday improvement association meeting. Mentions of illness, family visits, a May baby, church notes, and plans for the Pyworth League, plus weather impacts with rain and washouts on routes between Sioux Rapids and Peterson.
Douglas Center News Highlights Local Socials and Visits
Miss Elinor Wittson retires Tuesday after a visit with friends at Atmos. Mr Kim Mitchell improves the Wloaks of big Tara by building a large new barn. The Douglas young people enjoyed evenings at Joe Leger’s home. Miss Marie Sylvester returned from Linn Grove. Several Collis Cemetery association members did work on Decoration Day. The Douglas Lili Aid will air this week Thursday with Mrs Villarre. Mrs Howard Watson visited Mrs Pur Morris. Mrs John Soamey and Mrs test attended events with May Boy. The award his debate in News Started. Mire Alattin Selvester visited Sunday with Chirpeboy o. Gene Polly visited in Southieketia. Neighbors gathered at Chiteles Garrett Lomeind and Sands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mie
Willis Weed
Psundusel
H.W. Crivk
Elinor Wittson
Atmos
Kim Mitchell
Big Tara
Joe Leger
Marie Sylvester
Linn Grove
Dad Collings
Collis Cemetery Association
Dougles Lili Aid
Willarre
Howard Watson
Pur Morris
John Soamey
May Boy
Alattin Selvester
Chirpeboy
Omar Agindin
Veeck Prueen
Cora Pubots
Crane Iehcock
Gus Dripps
Willitite
Wecefreneyia
Gene Polly
Yin Southieketia
Sev
Pi Asoan
Syed
Sylvie Attleyson
Hawi
Ben Lovsaheles
Cornell
Faust
Lapwe
Picate
Sewerh Croat
Garrett Lomeind
Mer
Jarry Searey
Greenville
Dickens Miss Meadeows Visit and Local Notices
Dickens residents and visitors are listed in a week of social local notices. Families including Messrs and Mrs Dickinson, Meadeows, Haperage, Crane, Jones, Townsend, and Flack appear among visitations, funerals, and sick lists as neighbors note gatherings and travel in small town life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geeonville
Fosteria
Postarin
Fembiof Dickens
Miss Nollier
Swanson
Baubens
Benoit
Local families spend Sunday with relatives in Spirit Lake area
Sunday visits linked Mrs. Jianes densen and A. Johnson to sisters while Mrs. John Carter and Mr. Carter traveled from Spirit Lake. Wolcott appeared in Spirit Lake early week. Miss Nickels of Thityenal Li and Catshall joined Sunday chores at the Walcott home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jianes Densen
A. Johnson
John Carter
Carter
Spirit Lake
Wolcott
Catshall
Miss Nicklals
Voeseday
Local families gather and visit after weekend chores
Morteld east bake and gelated tasks noted as Meg Roland worked on days. The Fisher and Cook families spent Friday at the parent home. Arthur Dalms joined Kraft home activities Sunday. Garney Sampson and Lewis Hsgue Suedity hosted friends. Nekley, Fisher and Cook families spent Sunday at Tramble lake. Mrs Jensen ill with this one. George Roland’s children Mary and Myerett visited Wie Tan Rohand. Charles Jungman returned from Rochester after an operation and left for Spencer for hospital care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morteld East Bake
Bev Waard
Meg Roland
Tor Tay
Tard Rolynd
Yorn Fisher
Charles Atcheaane
Arthur Dalms
Kraft
Garney Sampson
Lewis Hsugue Suedity
Jingnung
Meadow visits and local gatherings recap
Mr. C. Com from Davis visited last week to help his brother A J Ford. C J Ginger and family drove to Sutherland on Saturday for a reunion. Twenty seven mothers and thirty babies attended the cradle roll meeting at Mrs Sorenson's Thursday with lunch. Henry Kans and wife visited A J Ford, D H Owen and Emily visited C N Swift Sunday. Md Kearney and I Mellagh went fishing Saturday but luck unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tt. C. Com
Davis
A. J. Ford
C. J. Ginger
Sutherland
Volu- Lives
Everly Visit and Local Farewells Highlight Week
Mrs Willian Iigge hosted by her parents Mr and Mrs Gillett of Oskaloosa. Miss Wa Robi re turned from Cedar Walls after state nominal course. Local graduates and youths plan to leave Ames summer school. Miss Clara Wolf left for Maromaine Wisconsin. Telephone Co bought the etornery last week to rebuild and move central office. Miss Grace Jones and Mamie Jones returned from Ames and Sioux City respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian Iigge
Gillett
Oskaloosa
Wa Robi
Cedar Walls
Lo 'Athoal
Tor Ames
Clara Wolf
Maromaine
Wis
Tha ‘Telephone Co
Etornery
Alumni and School Day Highlights at German Hall
Last Saturday featured Children’s Day at the German hall with Morningside College attendees. The TMS graduation was held Friday with Alice Wohlenburg as valedictorian and Claude Cronk honored. A fine adoration was given by Tr. Henry Blakon with Spencer orchestral music enjoyed by all, as J C Tusler and sisters Hazel and Irene returned home to Spirit Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morningside College
Alice Wohlenburg
Claude Cronk
Tr. Henry Blakons
Spencer
J. C. Tusler
Hazel
Irene
Spirit’ Lake
Summit Town Ship Picnic Draws Large Local Crowd
A sizable crowd from Summit gathered at Centre MH last Saturday for the annual town ship picnic. Miss Ethel Wilson of Spencer wits Uegeurst of Miss Elya Chork visited, while A Miller closed the spring school in Dist Na. Virndenmenpk spent last Sunday at the Clark home and Miss Rixta Sonius stayed with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sik
Centre MH
Riverside Cemetery Improvements Highlight Tree Removal Efforts
The article notes considerable work at Riverside Cemetery removing large cottonwoods on the south side and trimming maples and ashes inside the fence. It urges extending the effort to other areas, removing maples and evergreens, and trimming or removing cottonwoods outside the fence with curb installation to enhance beauty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside Cemetery
Ceametery
Spencer News Briefs Highlight Local Appointments and Visits
Frank Carver is now a full fledged constable after appointment by the board of supervisors. United States deputy George Bowers reportedly visited Spencer to investigate J. R. Harrison in a case involving U S revenue laws. Mrs Harvey and Miss Beckwith of Greenville were in Spencer, and Mes Pr W. 16 Butrint of Myerly visited. Harrison of Rembrandt bought a Blaupus plant for his new home. The Averys plan a season at Okoboji after the professor closes school. Tom Jackson and wife of Langdon attended Thursday exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Carver
Board of Supervisors
Yeostomlt
George 8. Bowers
United States
Spencer
J. R. Harrison
Harrison
U. 8
Tom Jackson
Langdon
P. E. O. Picnic At Lake Home Of Bemis Couple
The annual P. E. O. picnic will be held Wednesday at the Lake home of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Bemis with members traveling by car for a daylong event. Arline Doty ended a two week visit at the Marvin home and returned to Newell. Francis Skewis of Greenville visited Smiley Hurd on his way home from Jinwood. Mrs. Martin Van Der Lin and children visited her parents at Everly yesterday near Mrs. Jacob Mulder. MM. Clapp of Douglas with J. Ky. Geisinger and We J. Clapp of Sterny Lake were Spencer callers en route to Clear Lake. Mrs. G. Polk, recent keeper of her son Charles Feik, returned to Mendota. Professor Bagwell, manual training teacher in Spencer, works in the grocery department of P.O. Jones & Sons for the summer to assist customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arline Doty
W. FP
Marfin
Newell Francis Skewis
Greenville
Smiley Hurd
Jinwood
Martin van der Lin
Everly
Jacob Mulder
MM. Clapp
Douglas
J. Ky. Geisinger
We J. Clapp
Sterny Lake
Spencer
Clear Lake
Charles Feik
Mendotah
Professor Bagwell
Bays of Spencer
P.O. Jones & Sons
Donaldsons Win Place in Races at Indianapolis
R. E. Donaldson and his sons Orville Grant and Luke passed through Spencer on return from Indianapolis where they finished eleventh. They dispute a tenth place disqualification claim as the car in tenth was set aside. Willie Haup drove their car a Chalmers 46 rebuilt for the event. Grant and L C Donaldson served as mechanics. Each logged 250 miles. The average speed was 74 mph and no accidents occurred.
Taken Up Three Yearlings Found on Marcellus Farm
At my place on the Old Marcellus farm southeast of Cement Tile faces lory, two blacks and one red yearlings taken up. Owner may recover by praying and paying charges. Contact Earl G. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcellus
Earl G, Smith
Visitors and Shoppers Noted in local district
Miss Bessie Phillipps visited last week with Mrs J H Cain. Among Spencer shoppers Saturday were Mrs 8 O Pulchery of Milford and Mrs W C Nephron of Fostoria.
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Bessie Phillipps
J. H. Cain
Spencer
8. O. Pulchery
Milford
W. C. Nephron
Fostoria
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Kelley
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Merly
Rossie
Warren Weyle
Doyle
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Theriether
Spencer de Tweeding
Mi Farrier
Waruren Diode
Tamily
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Sioux Rapids
Peterson
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Lawrence
Lichard Chinn
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Pyiworth League
Zenker
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M. Cancretion
Elsa
Sponcer
Douglas Center
Miss Meadeows
Ler Seiend
Mise Kate Haperage
Minaelit Crating
Marian
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Lattre
Ps. ‘Mddington
Stai Droge
Mangarrel
Washingon
Man
B. Townsend
Lloyd Jones
R. P. Jones
G. A. Flack
Fred Clark
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Lada
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Spencer, Iowa
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