Local society and visit notes from Superior area
Mr and Mrs Will Sanders hosted a gathering on Tuesday November 2. Numerous locals, including Mr and Mrs G M Price, Mr and Mrs Schmidt, and others, attended dances, meetings, and church events. Rev. Enslow and Rev. Watson led a revival in Superior with large crowds, while many residents reported sickness, travels, and social visits across Superior, Matherville, Rupertor, and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Barns
le Mars
Superior
Roy Whipkey
Q. M. Price
Charley Sehmidt
Seholl
Lake Lark
Rev. Enslow
Rev. Watson
Clarendes Weeley
Bert Perri
Jarkeon
Nellie Smith
Mrs
Harry Smith
Community Gathering at Gravel Township Meeting
Attendees attended the Tabernacle meetings in town. Weather last week favored travel. Farmers delivered chickens at a car on the Gravel track Monday. The Midway Country Club met at Mrs Albert Heaton's home Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Wickens led the program. A brief entertainment on the Thankagi vine area followed, with a merry time and refreshments served before adjournment to meet Mrs H W Klein on December 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stemple Whara
Zhamerman
Guy Godfrey
Lockport
Mingin
Charles Fuller
Milford
Fuller
George Burgenon
Burgeson
Hazel Butler
Ceylon
Queila Fuller
Guy Mulligan
Wanice
Louisiana
Georgie Brannan
Mr. Mullivan
Sunny South
Lena
Walter Grems
Ray
Iva Brannon
Albert Heaton
Wickens
Klien
Mias
Bertha Tlatt
Tiverne
Minnesota
Dakota
Dolliver Hall
Tabernacle
Hinina Fouts
Matherville
Winter weather and small town visits near Estherville
The report notes cold conditions and a dry spell while residents from Dolliver, Matherville, and Estherville visit neighbors and attend dances and church meetings. Several locals are mentioned traveling, visiting relatives, or making daily rounds, with a farm transition noted for the Ralston family and a newborn at the Paulson home. Funeral services were held for Yorn Mahar near Wallingford and burial followed at St Patrick church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yorn Mahar
Wallingford
Penny Wise Bargain Notes For Advertisers
The piece urges housewives to read newspapers for bargains and advises merchants to advertise in the best medium. It notes both women and men scour ads for deals and suggests using the paper to sell or buy goods.
Explaining Aim of Committees in Iowa Club Work
Mrs H W Spaulding outlines district meeting plans for Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs. Thirteen standing committees arranged presentations by chairmen or delegates, enabling questions and discussions. Reports from child labor and home economics spurred club interest. civics and district-wide reception followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra H.W. Spaulding
ploWa Federation of Women's Clube
Ibriefly
Standi
Miller
Washington
Child Labor Committee
Bhe
Avery
Lnbar
Faville
Grinnell
Henely
Ieade
Marsh Favors Hard Roads Now
Wilbur W. Marsh of Water loo, president of the Greater Iowa Association, argues Iowa should answer yes to permanent roads. He proposes a state plan funded one third by property owners, one third by counties, and one third by road districts, as well as using the top civil engineer available, ideally Colonel Goethals, to lead a small, expert commission. He says tens of millions will be spent in the next decade and emphasizes hiring the best engineer to ensure cost savings and rapid work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Wilbur W. Marsh
Waterloo
Greater Iowa Association
Goethals
Mnon
Horse Hauls 8000 Lbs On Paved Roads Not Muddy
An analysis notes horses can move far heavier loads on good gravel or paved surfaces than on muddy earth roads. On muddy earth a horse may haul up to 800 pounds, on dry earth 1000–2000, on good gravel about 4200, and on brick 5000–8000 pounds, with surface quality driving efficiency and daily work capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater Town Association
Bible as the source of life and science, preacher argues
A speaker claims the Bible is scientifically accurate and divinely inspired. He cites Genesis, Moses, and Christ to argue the Bible guides morality, health, and life purpose, insisting comprehension precedes invention and only God wrote its truths. He concludes the Bible transforms lives when read, loved, and obeyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Job
Solomon
Moses
God
Christ
Abraham
Noah
Lot
Paul
Barnahua
Herbert Spencer
Spencer
Mars
Cattle Scourge Hits Muscatine County Farm
An outbreak of hoof and mouth disease spreads to a farm owned by Melvin Brown near West Liberty Iowa. Visitors linked to Milugis district may have transmitted contagion. All stock on the farm are infected and a strict quarantine has been chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Melvin Brown
West Liberty
Milugis
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Tuner Schmidt
Schmidt
Ladies Aid Society
Bert Holmes
Canada
Chas. Stanley
Royal
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Wily
Ely
Chicago
Paul Dietrich
Cemetery Society
George Merriott
Grandma Scoby
J. J. Mickle
Wheeler
Schuller
Netherville
Mr. Schuller
Estherville
K. M. Clamp
Herb Ostimer
Atkins
Motherville
Clara
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Mable Tutton
Ter Hemart Buffalo Centar
Wealka
Ennive Kelfz
Onarley Stanley
Ine Proehaeka
Stfe
Miss Conating
Ora Webber
Charles Rorzanberger
Albert, Heaton
Weber
Mins Hagal
Ofrand Ridges
Melinda
Apeant
Ramsey
Misa Ruth
Taylor
Creason
Raimon
Nico Guerre Davis
Alfred David
Armstrong
Robert Dunn
Davia
John Goldaberry
G. Willey
Hayfield
Clayton ‘Raylor
Logan Anderson
Willey
Forest City
Swen City
Schuyt
Bluesland
Stinois
KE. Curtive
Bourne View Farm
Win. Ralston
Gardston Hat Shop
Hoeye Book Store
Rebn
Bear
Dolliver
Otto Nelson
Chas. Fouts
Chris Hansen
Leo Griffith
Kate Sorgenfrei
Ralph Owens
Williams
Henry Klein
Obie Roach
Will Zimmerman
Mamie Hansen
Phairtie
Paul Paulson
Father Murtagh
Ladies” Aid
Hana Gunderson
L. L. Gunderson
K. G. Sando
Gus
Gilbert
Breen
Iowa Iclub
Freeman Conaway
Macon City
Iowa Federation of Women’s
Cheha
AOS
So Wes
B. Clark
Red Oak
Town Federation of Women's Clubs
Towa
Fuly
George W. Clarke
M&s. H. W. Spaulding
Auditor of
Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs
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