Delightful dancing party and a summer wedding
Social notes report a lavender and white dancing party hosted by Miss Bowman with Mrs Wilson and Mrs Buckey. A wedding breakfast followed at the home of Dr Lyle Baker and Miss Luella Lucas in Kanawha Ia with guests from Spencer and Helena Montana joining in celebrations and a brief wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Kunath
Miss Bowman
Guild
Punch
Wilson
Buckey
Cleo Kunath
Tome
Smiley” Hurd
Lucas Baker
Robert Juneas
Kanawha
Lyle G. Baker
Luella Lucas
Blair
Etta Lucas
Maomi Magor
Cottey University
Mendelssohn
Baker
Miss Lucas
Winnifred Fritze
Tuucas
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Hartley
Colorado Springs
Col
Hamon
Spencer High School
University of Iowa
Gramley
Helena
Mont
Pride
Gay R. Baker
Charlotte
Clarion
Rock Island
Kensington Party At Doty Home On East Fourth Street
June Kensington event details a Wednesday afternoon gathering hosted by Mrs Bertram Doty and Mrs J M Doty at the latter’s East Fourth Street residence, entertaining a large invitee list of friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington
Bertram Doty
J. M. Doty
East Fourth Street
Powell and Mahony wed in Thursday ceremony
Roy Powell and Josephine Mahony were married Thursday afternoon by Mayor Bender. After the ceremony they left for lakes then Algona and other points. Powell, son of T. P. Powell of Spencer, was raised there. Mahony is an Algona girl with many friends. They plan to live on Grove Street with T. P. Powell. Best wishes from The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera Gate
Altpona
T. P. Powell
Grove Street
A Fine Musical Recital by Mr Elliott Gould Pupils
The Methodist church hosted a fine musical recital by Mr Elliott Gould's pupils last Tuesday evening. The concert featured excellent instrumental and vocal performances reflecting faithful practice and strong instruction. Sioux and Meadow township youth, many from rural areas, demonstrated notable talent and interpretation, earning praise from the audience and the News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliott Gould
Methodist Shurch
Myr. Gould
Sioux
Meadows
Gould
Farewell Parties for the Turners in Spencer
The Turners have kept busy with visits and farewell gatherings. Mrs Der D E H Knight hosted an afternoon tea on Friday. Mrs Dr T F Johnson gave a farewell dinner Saturday night. Fred Rowe of Langdon transacted business Saturday. Friends wish them prosperity and happiness in their new western home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turners
Der
D. E H. Knight
June The Fduit of the Pear by Eugene Secor
A literary note from Forest City presents June The Fduit of the Pear by Eugene Secor. Published in the local periodical, it reflects regional storytelling and cultural themes of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Secor
Forest City
Dr Whites New Puzzle What Was The Matter With The Steer
A farm steer in Iowa showed ante mortem immobility and swallowing trouble with amyasthenia. Post mortem revealed adenia and amyloid degeneration of lymph glands, extensive pulmonary necrosis, cyanosis from poor oxidation, and enterictasia, leading to death. The puzzle asks readers to identify the steer’s condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
New Pastor Hansen Weds Miss Toyel at Elkhorn
Rev Henry N Hansen new Danish Lutheran pastor of this city and Mildow married Wednesday June 24 1915 at Elkhorn Town The newly installed pastor and his bride a high school teacher will reside in the new parsonage on East Sixth street Spencer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry N. Hansen
Mildow
Marie Toyel
Elkhorn
Mx. Hansen
Justeen
Spencer
Nast Sixth Street
Souvenir of Panama Gift From Mr and Mrs Hanson
The News notes a gifted Panama railroad souvenir from Mr and Mrs Joseph Hanson of Suthven. The piece includes a tie fragment from 1862, carved lignum vitae and coco bola, mounted on dark wood with a glass tube showing four dirt colors from Culebra Cut. A brass star displays a 1214 inscription, marking a time check used for laborers on the railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Joseph Hungon
Suthven
San Francisco
San Diego
Manania
Myr
Hanson
Mount Lowe
Fine New Potatoes On Display From Davis Farm
A tray of early Ohio potatoes grown by Robert Davis son of J W Davis is shown in the office. Planting took place on Good Friday. The largest potato weighs 60 ounces. They were brought in last Thursday. Who can beat them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Davis
J. W. Davis
Chautauqua Circuit Arrangements Announced for Spencer
Rev Mr Baie leaves on a months contract with the Chautauqua and Lyceum bureau Dow Moines to present topics on Russia and Military Service and a Remedy for the Ells. Replacements scheduled for Sundays include Rev George T Brown Rev Col Pens Rev C Aoy Park and Rev B A Conley Spencer Chautauqua covers the ensuing Sundays and local clergy visit Spencer for German Methodist services.
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Mr. Baie
The
Christian Church
Chautauqua
International Chautauquik and Lyceum Bureau
Dow Moines
Russia
Daive
Ceorge T. Brown
Deiner
Col. Pens
Webster City
C. Aoy Park
Sheldon
B. A. Conley
Malvern
Spencer Chautauqua
Family reunion closes twenty seven year gap in meeting
Mrs. 1H. H. Hoberg hosted a family gathering Sunday with seven relatives present. Her sister Mrs. Frank Reams of Sadella Col. joined the visit, a brother arrived Friday from Lostent Ill., and another brother came from Elk Point, creating the first all seven together in twenty seven years. They enjoyed a lakeside picnic dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Hoberg
Frank Reams
Sadella
Col
Priday
Lostent
Elk Point
Birthday Surprise for Miss Winifred Carver
Friends gathered Tuesday evening at East Fourth Street to surprise Miss Winifred Carver on her birthday. They presented a beautiful bracelet, then enjoyed games, birthday cake and ice cream in a pleasant farewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deven
Winifred Carver
East Fourth Street
Everly Chautauqua Boosters Promote Summer Event
Residents of Everly gathered yesterday to boost the upcoming Eyerly chautauqua slated for July 8 and 9. Organizers report strong community support and plan to keep the event prominently on the map with lively music and street activity.
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Everly
Eyerly Chautauque
Everly Spirit
Wednesday Kensington Social Honors at East Firth Street
Mesdames J. H. Doty and B. W. Doty host eighty friends at East Firth street with a five course tray dinner and pink and white decorations. Assisted by Mesdames Clyde Doty Homer Pitcher F Wix and Misses Belle Pitcher Leone Doty the event promises pleasure. Knights Templar meeting at the asylum with fifty five knights. Huslines and Elvin Johnson named consulates and now Sir Knights. An elaborate midnight supper followed. Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Tule of Rossie died last Saturday June 26 191?. The obituary notes the family’s sorrow and thanks for sympathy as services were held at the Methodist church in Rossie and burial at Riverside cemetery in Spencer. The News is thanked for sympathy. Douglas Center meeting of Clay County Association includes a program of readings and sermons with Miss Helen Barrett, John Jenkins, Ruby Lande and Tim Not as Young and Used to Brew. Ethel Lundt presides. Peterson celebration of Veto sen Township Debating League on Saturday July too at Webster's Grove near Peterson promises a picnic dinner and address by Thos Steele Congressman.
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Albert Wahlatrom
Lincoln Township
Royal
Wahlstrom
Mise Claya Myers
W. L. Myers
Meyer
Kensington
J. H. Doty
B. W. Doty
East Firth Street
Clyde Doty
Homer Pitcher
F. Wix
Belle Pitcher
Leone Doty
Knights Templar
Knights of the Azotus
Hell
C Huslines
Elvin Johnson
Daughtor
Albert Tule
Rossie
Zenske
Riverside Cemetery
Spencer
Douglas Center
Clay County Association
Kentucky
Pecitaion
Helen Barrett
John Jenkins
Ruby Lande
Tim
Ethel Lundt
Posey
Peterson
Vetosen
Webster's Grove
Thos. Steele
George Miller Delights Terris Theater with Tricks
George Miller, America's youngest conjurer, performed at the Terris theater on Saturday night drawing a good house. This was his third engagement there and he presented perplexing problems beyond ordinary order. Special attention is given to his expert billiard ball manipulations, the result of years of patient practice.
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George Miller
Terris
America
Boy of
Myrsery
Royal Neighbors Hold House Shower for Orvis Family
A community shower is held at Mrs. Ade’s home to aid Mrs. Orvis and her family after a devastating fire. Neighbors gather to comfort the family and provide essential household items during their time of need.
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8Ade
Orvis
Strawberries Boost Glasgow Family Home Enterprise
Henry Fisher hardware dealer near the track hosts Sunday supper for the Glasgow family. Henry Fisher’s home grounds yield fruit including strawberries and asparagus. Henry Misher of Myerly reports one fifth of an acre producing about 3000 quarts, implying 5000 quarts per acre at 16 cents per quart. Mrs J W Carver returned from Gillett Grove and visits to care for a patient. Mrs W W Hayes of Milford visited Spencer merchants yesterday.
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Glasgow
Ugk
Mverly
Henry Fisher
Fisher
Line Pardon
Jasturs Tor
Jersey
Rhode Island
Wisher
Henry Misher
Myerly
Mra
J. W. Carver
Gillett Grove
Tolay
W. W. Hayes
Milford
Alumni Picnic Marks Spencer High Annual Meeting
Ideal weather framed an Alunni Association gathering at Spencer High School in Tuttle's grove. About 125 members enjoyed camp fires and a picnic supper before electing officers Miss Gertrude Ingalls president, Miss Play Mather vice president, Krnnest Fickel secretary, and Miss Lillian Flindt treasurer. Mr. Avery praised Spencer High, urging all to “Be Square” as the diploma program was lauded. Evening featured informal dancing with the Spencer orchestra providing music.
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Alunni Association
Spencer High School
Tuttle
Wrove
Gertrude Ingalls
Play Mather
Spencer High
Spencer
Iswlace
Swedish Lutheran Picnic At Ti Rta Church
The Midsummer picnic of Ti Rta Awadish Lutheran chorsh drew a large crowd last Thursday. A Swedish program with English accompaniment pleased attendees, organ music aided understanding, and a fine Ostkaka dinner was served in the basement. The new organ impressed, and the cellar renovations added convenient space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finglish
A. J. Gustafson
News
Spirit Lake Auto Races Postponed to July 2
Races delayed by rain last week now set for Thursday July 2 at Spirit Lake with Spirit Lake on the map and Arnold's Park noted as not the whole picture. Local organizers urge attendance and highlight Spirit Lake's enterprising spirit and readiness to showcase the event.
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Spirit Lake
Hald
Arnoll’s Park
Summer Position to Manage Clinton Playground
Miss Esther Brassie has been engaged to take charge of one of Clinton's few playgrounds for the summer. It is a credit to her to be selected for the role and she will doubtless fill it satisfactorily. She left Monday afternoon for Clinton.
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Clinton
Esther Brassie
Esther
Strawberries Shared by Mrs Marker and Friends
The cpitoms family gratefully acknowledge a generous dish of strawberries from Mrs J Marker. Fifteen other friends were remembered similarly. Mrs Marker feels sharing the strawberries brings her more pleasure than eating them all alone. She passed the pleasure around.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cpitoms
J. . Marker
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