Mrs Harold Tryon Writes From the South
Mrs Harold Tryon recounts a spring trip from Fab eighteen through Garnet Ames Des Moines and Lineville to Mounds Louisiana. She recalls road hazards like blowouts in the Ozarks, mentions Conway Arkansas and Little Rock, notes Tallulah Louisiana and Madison Parish, explains Mounds nickname from Indigenous mounds, and describes local soil and peach trees in bloom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mounds
Titonka
Garnet
Ames Des Moines
Linevile
Missouri
Sedalla
Conway
Arkansas
Ozarks
Little Rock
Tallulah
Lowisians
Hare
Madison Parish
Idadella
Nore
Mississippi
Social Bridge Tables and Local Notices Gathered
Mrs. Homer Dowds hosts bridge with a long guest list and high scores noted for Mrs. George Bonacker and Mrs. Roy Budtong. Community events include Epworth League Rally, Titania high school play, and church activities. local travelers recount Memories Park visit, toll bridge, and farm life anecdotes amid notices of taxes, school, and community happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Dowds
Bridge
Mesdameg M
Craven
Harry Reed
Raymond Bonacker
Lene.q. Wolfe
H. A. French
Steven Dag Vries
Roy Bail
George Bonacker
Roy Budiong
L. Barson
Mary Westerreicher
Pierre Sartor
R. L. Krantz
Marl Stott
J. ¥. Fisher
Mra
George Bonaeker
Roy Budtong
Doan Doan Doan Church Events And Local Notices
Doan church week plan includes Palm Sunday services and a play by the Doan Aid society Friday. Ladies Aid to meet next Wednesday. Mrs John Plyk and Mrs Ward Blot serving, members urged to attend. Bernice Larson stayed with Fern and Mildred Krante. a baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Wm Wirties Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Rpworth League
John Plyk
Ward Blot
Doan Aid Society
Wirties
John Pannkak
Tinonka Commercial Club Calls Town to United Action
A Ta tonka Commercial Club report covers meetings from March 8 to March 23 with 19, 28, and 32 men attending respectively. Led by Herbert Winter of Swea City, the group aims to organize a commercial association to bolster community welfare through cooperation with other groups and a 100 percent roll call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winter
Titonka Commercial Glbh
Communty 2 Iti
J. F. Fisher
Doan Ladies Aid Present Play at Doan Church
The Doan Ladies Aid Society will stage a humorous play titled How the Ladies Warned Their Dollar at the Doan Church Friday evening. Admission is ten and fifteen cents. A lunch will follow. Thirteen local ladies from the Dean community perform, with a chalk talk by Reverend Fremont Fant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doan Ladies Aid
Ladies of the
Doan Church
Ladies Aid
Dean
Rey. Fremont Fant
Reformed Church News for April and Upcoming Baptisms
Next Sunday in the Reformed Church, Holy Baptism will be performed for those who desire it. Parents should notify the pastor during the week. The German Lent sermon will discuss Wasusan Trial before the High Priest. Sunday School teachers meet Friday, March 31 at 2 o clock to review monthly lesson plans. Despite bad roads, about 130 attended Sunday school. A Pleasant Prairie-Claggia session will meet April 5 in Sibley, Iowa. Catachetica Class meets Monday. H A Frengh and Herbert drove to Pt Dodge on business. South Algona roads dusty with little snow. Mildred Kokesh and Pratt of St Paul visited Pendergast home. Kenneth Larsos of Clarion ill with mumps and unable to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformed Church
Aslock
Pleasant Prairie
Claggia
Sibley
Lowa
R, Janseen
Yapresent
Ramsay Phareh
Horse Monday Dies After Incomplete Race Injury
A horse named Monday suffered a fatal injury during a minor race as it went out of the wire and bled. Maindell Smith reported the incident, noting the mishap led to the horse's death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maindell Smith
Mistantyne
Bonnstatter Summarizes House Appropriations Actions On Pay
A. H. Bonnstatter outlines Committee actions on the 44th General Assembly appropriations, detailing salary reductions for public officers, percentage cuts across travel, supplies, and other expenses, and the resulting overall 26 percent reduction to a total of 11.4 million dollars. He notes statutory salaries stay fixed while other officers face cuts, and explains the rationale for a new printed bill reflecting the committee’s consensus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appropriations Committee
H. F
Author ‘Claims Committee
House
Author Claims Committee
House Action On Calendar. Oh, F. 637, Author, Claima Gommibten
H. F. Bsl
Moors
Brady
Senate
Gatarida
Forty-fourth General Assembly
Economie
Cornell University
N. Y
Iowa State College
Ames
Wallaces
Talkie
Doorogdh
House Committee On Appropriations
44Th ‘General Assembly
Board of Con
Board of Hd
Special
Data General
Highway Commission
Motor ‘Vehicle ‘Department
Oth
Ihis House Aay
H. Bonnstatter
Rates Out 25 Per Cent In Marshalltown
Marshalltown officials announce a 25 percent reduction in residential electricity rates after the city council passed a new ordinance. Mayor George W. Darling disclosed the change following a conference with Iowa Electric Light and Power Company officials, who had failed to offer lower rates as promised. The ordinance sets the top residential rate at six cents per kilowatt hour, down from eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshallstown
George W. Darling
Iowa Electric Light and Power ‘Company
Painter Jitneying Through Tonkawa Wins Editor’s Admiration
A campaign painter who roamed Tonkawa Oklahoma in a jitney drew the News editor’s praise with a painted slogan on his car. The message read it does not pay to advertise your business then advertise it for sale, reflecting witty self promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonkawa
Oklahoma
the News
Kind of Piz Mont low mood pin meal recipe
A fragmented OCR item describes a rough recipe using ground oats and other feed components with unclear quantities. It mentions a mixture that may be fed in a creep and references a set of garbled terms and stray capitalization, producing an unreadable passage overall.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harold Tryon
Young People's Bridge Club
Carl Galltes
Har
Stott
War
Las
Wolfe
C. V. Pendergast
J. deVries
Aggo Janssen
Wert Asche
Tom Asche
Ben Beonken
George Onken
Henry Spear
Jessie
Wm. Beehm
John Everts
Martha
Anns
Dick Janssen
Richard
Earnest
Will Millar
Henry Janssen
Boyd Tieden
Ibridge Lab
Berra
Homer
Mrs. Lee
Noth
Memories Park
Vicksburg
Miss
Miassasippi
Mirs
Louisiana
W. A.stoutenberg
Harold Jones
Gordon
iBurt
Milton Pringle
Meonta
George Taha
Vay
Litheran
Luther Langua
Arthur Rike
Ubjeck
Etta Stocker
Jony Masa
Ingish
Kossuth County Council
Af i. 0
O. F
Rebekah
Paunkwk
Christensen
Swea
Tressig Brace
Burt
C. Clifton
Hurt
Oddfellowship
Titania High School
Swea City
Algona
Wasley
Penton
Epworth League
Willis Phelps
Wilbur ‘Schram
Rev. Faul
Vern
Laws Hacon
Chelupool
Atlo Larson
Oo Ia
Anton Pannhuk
Thar
Henry Butter
Magon City
Morris
Lone Hock
Justice C
Thomas
Filmer
Petergan
Milwaukee Railroad Company
Kossuth County
Detroit
Michigan
United States
General Motora Corporation of
General Motors
Direct. Org
Bonnetetter
Des Moines
Boards ‘of Supervisors
State Board of Assessment and Review
Board of Supervisors
Iowa
Garner
Mheral
Bernice Larson
Fern
Mildred Krante
Iitonka
H. A. Frengh
Brother Herbert
Pt. Dodge
Koa[awth
Humboldt
Mildred “Kokesh
Mr. Pratt
St. Pan
C. Y. Pendergast
Miss Batty Kokesh
Kenneth Larsos
Clarion
Bonstetter
Capitol Hill
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