Local social notes from Rollins Hose area
Des Moines visitors Mr and Mrs Oral Larkin stay with parental Frank Kurtz. Dyron Kurtz of Burlington visits F J Kurtz home. John D Byers and family return from Lake Okoboji and visit Vivian Byers of Lake Park and Mrs M W Sigmund of Boone. Myrtle and Goldie Carbaugh return from Chicago. Henry Carbaugh leaves for Pittsburg Kansas. Joe McConnell departs for Yarmouth to lead high school athletics for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oral Larkin
Des Moines
Frank Kurtz
Dyron Kurtz
Burlington
F. J. Kurtz
John D. Byers
Clara
Miss Henrietta
Lake Okoboji
Vivian Byers
Lake Park
M. W. Sigmund
Boone, Iowa
Joe McConnell
Yarmouth
Paul Kurtz
Boice Kurtz
Kenton
Washington
Max Kurtz
Daryl
Rock Island
Oral
Wilma Kurtz) Larkin
Local society notes mix family visits and events
Miss Mildred Brock returns home after earning a B A at the University of Iowa. Mrs Belle Smith visits from Malden Illinois to see relatives. Mrs George Heil returns from Olds Iowa with Elmer Heil’s new baby. Park family travel plans and kin visits are noted along with a church supper and a bake sale at the M E church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Brock
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Oscar Brock
Belle Smith
Malden, Il
F. P. Randall
George Heil
Olds
Iowa
Elmer Heil
Johanna Larson
Mattie Moore
Emma Moore
Oskaloosa
Fred Moore
East Main Street
Genevra McCraw
John Lytle
Iowa Avenue
New York City
Columbia University
Miss McCraw
Sterling
Kansas
Richard Tripp
Sioux City
Roy Tripp
Rollins Hole Social Roundup Tufts Washington Visit
Des Moines visitors and local residents mark a busy social spell with family reunions and journeys. Oral Larkin from Des Moines visited Mrs Kurtz’s parents while Mr Larkin works in Des Moines. The Montgomerys toured the state fair with livestock exhibitors. Many relatives gathered for reunions at the Kurtz home.
Dusty roads and corn crop tease in Oak Dining Suite notice
A columnist muses that dusty roads over weeks might yield a good corn crop and suggests drawing attention to the Oak Dining Suite displayed in the east window.
Local residents attend state fair and visit relatives
A string of short notes reports residents such as Leroy Jugenheimer Charles Atkinson and Mrs Serena Taylor traveling to Des Moines Brighton and Aledo for visits to relatives. Many names including Mr and Mrs George Foster Kate Shalla Martha Swick and others are listed as they moved between towns like Ainsworth Keota Washington and Columbus Junction after weekend visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Erley
Lansford
Pennsylvania
Charles Atkinson
Des Moines
W. G. Dumont
George Foster
Local Church Society Plans Fall Meeting And Sale
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the M B church will hold a 9:30 oclock meeting. The Ladies Aid will host a sale and luncheon from 11 to 1 with tickets at 50 cents. Visitors are welcome as residents share news of family travels and community events from Cedar Rapids to Sioux City and Oskaloosa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M_ E
Ladies Aid Society
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the
M. E. Church
Washington Cleaners
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of
M. BE
Origin of Commencement Explained in Educational Note
The article describes the origin of commencements in schools and colleges as marking the pupil graduate becoming a teacher and immediately beginning or "commencing" his pew duties. The term reflects the transition from student to educator and active participation.
Coppock Families Visit Relatives in Iowa and Indiana
Homer Coppock and sons from Shenandoah Iowa visit relatives in Ainsworth and nearby towns. Walter Coppock and Mrs Harry Coppock travel from Shenandoah and Michigan respectively. The three Coppock families reside in Shenandoah. Rev D M Adams and W H Adams of Terre Haute Indiana stay with J T Barnes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Coppock
Shenandoah
Iowa
Ainsworth
Walter Coppock
Harry Coppock
Michigan
D. M. Adams
W. H. Adams
Terre Haute, Ind
J. T. Barnes
Cleanest City in Iowa Inspires Civic Pride
A municipal push celebrates a place hailed as the cleanest city in Iowa. Residents credit city programs, waste management efforts, and community volunteers for high cleanliness standards across neighborhoods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
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Rollins Hose
Myrtle
Goldie Belle Carbaugh
Chicago
Henry Carbaugh
D. L. Carbaugh
Pittsburgh
Kan
W. D. Loftiss
Mouse Garage
Clark & Ross
John Park
Colorado Springs
Park
J. Max Kurtz
Glen Zaring
John Zaring
Deerwood
Minn
Eugene W. Warren
Evanston
Epworth
Ella
Sylvia Warren
Eugene
George Warren
Pontiac, Il
Rollins Hole
Harold Montgomery
Mr. Montgomery
Floyd Beatty
Mr. Steatty
AL. Griffith
Alice Cunningham
Persia
W. A. Wilson
West
Yellowstone Park
Blanche McFarlane
California
Miss McFarlane
West Chester Telephone Co
John F. Simpson
West Washington Street
Lloyd Vanderham
Robby
Kansas City
Clay
Ray Woodford
Nellie
Helen Roberts
Eldon
J. A. Starr
D. J. Palmer
Luecian Cook
Knoxville, Ta
G. A. Cook
Aliee
Helen Harvey
Ralph Pratt
Everette Ewing
St. Louis
Harold Faris
Marshal Field
Nial Nicholson
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Frank Handy
Tin Chien
M. EB. Dicken
Ames
Thomas Ar
Rived
Canada
McElhinney Drug Co
Oe Bion
Leroy Jugenheimer
Ruth Young
Brighton
N. A Buck
George McFarlane
Crawfordsville
al Keister
Serena Taylor
Aledo
Illinois
M. M. Flynn
Col RG. Scott
Kanana City
Frank Sage
Elizabeth Irwin
Moline
Esther Ittenhouse
Columbus Junction
KE. L. Willard
Irene
Oakville
Cherry Home
Ralph Martin
Jean Cherry
Ena Routh
Town
Harry Duncan
Kate Shalla
Martha Swick
Ernest Bennett
Bernadine
Russell
Keota
Adda Olive
I. K. Beal
Margaret
Margaret Whiteman
Alva Sands
Neal and
Martha
Donald O. Ross
Mr. and
Mrs. Hines
Cedar Rapids
W. C. Starr
McCall Bros
Joan Keeley
W. M. Keeley
Earl Lewis
Los Angeles
Lewis
Vera van Sickle
A. van Sickle
Fannie Shelton
Glenn Zaring
James C. Cunningham
Seattle, Wash
Neice Louise Burnell
Chas
R. Brown
Seth
Nomas
Eleanor and Reynolds
Ft. Dodge
Dr. Brown
Methodist Church
Pleasant Hill
Roy Means
A. B. Sehmoeller
Iowa River
Ruth Collar
Sioux Rapids
Edna Collar
Greenfield
John Shields & Sons
Ad Club
Washington National
Washington County
Sonny Brand
C. M. & F. Clothing CO
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