Wellman News Highlights Church Program And Blizzard
A large Wellman crowd watched a colorful Asbury Guild program at the Methodist church led by Mrs. T. C. Kennedy featuring Marjorie Bash and Margaret Rhoades. The epic storm began with a fierce blizzard and high winds making travel difficult.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellman
Schuyler Love
Asbury Guild
Methodist Church
Marjorie Bash
Margaret Rhoades
Helen Anderson
Lucille Wade
Mildred Foster
T. C. Kennedy
Pauline Hicks
Evangel
Veleanor Duskin
Martha Godlove
Marie Pettit
Dorothy Jean Curl
Tillie Swartzendruber
Betty Coffey
Jean McIntosh
Charlotte Bidwell
Ruth Wehrle
Marcia Wehrle
Milo T. Sorden
L. C. Miller
Betty Gardner
Epworth League
Roy E. Nolte
Spring arrives with lionlike start and hope for lamblike farewell
The note reflects on a stormy, snow-filled Monday and the transition to spring, expressing relief at a milder end while hoping for calmer days ahead. It contrasts a harsh start with a gentler close, signaling seasonal change.
Grace Hill News Roundup including visits and local trades
Mary Sherlock reports from Grace Hill events. Helen Turnip seed visited Anna Sankey. Chas. Strohm bought Dan Nichols’s property and rented forty acres to A J Robertson. John Bachman returned from Winnemucca for his mother's funeral. Asahel Robertson and Joshua Sherlock helped Marion Robertson with butchering. Ladies Aid met Anna Sankey. Lloyd Robertson visited. A J Robertson and George Greason were Washington shoppers. Robert Mikseh returned home from farming east of Washington.
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Frank Clark
Ella Shively
Jakie Graber
Ezra Wittmer
Rolla Erb
Lee Koebel
M. N. Sineclai
Walter Wood
High Schol
Kermit Klopfenstien
Max Sinclair
Coonville
Marguerite Witting
Blanche Boshart
Woodrow Miller
Dennis Klopfenstien
Elmer Wenger
Allen Wenger
J. R. MecKirahan
Omer Boshart
Grace Hebel
Ida Stutzman
Wayne Drew Weaver
Homer Weaver
Mary Schaad
David Wenger
C. K. Schantz
Edd Eicher
Shirley Allen
Anna Eicher
Josephine Musier
Olds
Lyle Zehr
Vivian Allen
Kalona_ schools
Grace Hill
Helen Turnipseed
Anna Sankey
Chas. Strohm
Dan Nichols
A. J. Robertson
John Bachman
Winnemucca
Nev
Asahel Robertson
Joshua Sherlock
Marion Robertson
Ladies Aid
Lloyd Robertson
George Greason
Washington
Robert Mikseh
Re-election in District Five and local visits noted
In District Five at Young America school Grant Humston was re-elected director. The Toppan Johnsons visited Jim Phillips home for dinner. Andrew Cunningham and Harve Porter were mentioned as unwell. J M Phillips and Claud Rhodebeck etc visited Burlington for Farm Bureau day and attended a funeral in Wellman.
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Young America
Grant Humston
Toppan Johnson
Jim Phillips
Andrew Cunningham
Harve Porter
J. M. Phillips
Claud Rhodebeck
Burlington
Farm Bureau
Harriet Philips
Burlington Hospital
Carl Phillips
Mr. Johnson
Wellman
VEO notes on local visits and family news around Veo
Local correspondent reports multiple visits and family ties across Veo and nearby towns. Bruce and Marie visit Ottumwa. Lolo Sutton from Martinsburg spends time with Mrs. Davis. Lemmael Heston dies suddenly in Star Idaho. several couples host relatives from Glenwood Keota Ames South English Batavia and Muscatine. Lucile Jones from Ames visits with H C Jones family. many relatives gather Sunday at the Harken and Jones homes.
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Veo
Harlan Bates
Nathan Jones
Gene Davis
Lolo Sutton
Martinsburg
M. D. Gowey
Bruce
Marie
Ottumwa
Weldon Heston
Star Idaho
Lemmael Heston
Heston
Floyd Nixson
Mt. Pleasant
Pauline Wellens
Eva O'Neil
Glenwood
Wellens
P. J. Harlian
O'Neil
C. C. Dana
George Bray
al Bray
Glenn Beauchamp
Batavia
Walter Bray
Earl Bitting
Vergil Pardon
Keota
Roosevelt Wallerick
Miss Gray
South English
Lucile Jones
Ames
H. Co. Jones
N. E. Jones
Joe O'Neil
Pearl
Carrie Wikof
Jones
P. J. Harken
Wm. Wellen
Muscatine
Harken
Winter stay with daughter keeps Mrs. Coffin frail
The elderly Mrs. Everett Coffin is reported very low in health while staying with her daughter for the winter. Snow and wind yesterday slowed traffic on the No. 1 highway with vehicles pushed to the roadside by blowing snow, though this morning brings a bright springlike mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorden
Betty Gardner
Sigourney
Bess Jones
Bert Fields
Jo Ann
Washington
Paul Hunt
Davenport
Myrtle McConnell
Everett Coffin
No. 1
Outdoor Iowa game survey progresses with state plan
U S Biological Survey official Mr Wallace Grange concludes a ten day Iowa tour assessing the game census for a 25 year conservation plan. Aldo Leopold aims to finish field work in 10 to 15 days and publish a summary for residents. Burlington Izaak Walton group advances a fish hatchery project with 20 members cleaning and piping water to a lake.
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Iowa
Wallace Grange
U. S. Biological Survey
Grange
Aldo Leopold
Goes To Work
Izaak Walton
Burlington
Pheasant Outlook From Northwestern Iowa Report
Bill Schnenke returns from a trip through northwestern Iowa reporting pheasants generally okay despite trying conditions. Ground has opened enough in many areas for birds to scratch and feed, with cautious optimism on the statewide situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Schnenke
Iowa
O. K
Bill
Pheasants Likely to Scatter Across Country Soon
Weather shifts promise pheasants will disperse within two to three weeks breaking up any prior concentrations across the countryside.
Must Sell The Old Car
Cleveland police court convicted Morris Kisman a 21 year old unemployed and penniless man of driving with one license plate and gave him a suspended $5 fine on condition he sell his dilapidated car.
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Cleveland
Morris Kisman
Safety Director Orders Focus on Major Crimes in Cleveland
Cleveland safety director Frank J. Merrick, inaugurating a new administration, ordered police to discontinue snooping around private homes and give first attention to major crimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, CO
Frank J. Merrick
War veterans back Ingalls in Summit GOP race
Summit County veterans endorse David S. Ingalls assistant secretary of the navy in charge of aeronautics for the Republican gubernatorial nomination.
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Akron
D.—War
Summit County
David S. Ingalls
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