For Sale and Wanted Notices and Classifieds
Extensive classified ads list items for sale such as coal, clothing, pianos, livestock and poultry, and misc items. Also included is a public auction notice from Black Hawk County Iowa with details on property sale and court actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Johnson & Page
Black Hawk Street
B. Baum
Black Hawk County
Court House
Waterloo
Black Hawk
State of
Iowa
B. OM. Swetrmer
Clem Webby
Sheriff
Lawn
Clark & Clark
Plaincie’s
Sumner Teems With Homecoming Events And Local News
Miss Myra Rston and Lorraine Luthmer travel to Ames for homecoming. Mrs Willan Datndahl of Chicago extends stay with her parents Aly and Mrs G Leliforth. A reception at Af 1 church honors Rev and Mrs W H Mitchell and Sumner teachers. Short talks by local clergy and a music program follow. Potatoes from Almnesnta shipped, Legion ball dedication planned, and local marriages noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner Sumner
Myrarston
Lorraine Luthmer
Co Ames
Willan Datndahl
Chicago
Aly
G. Leliforth
Smith
Eg Gleson
Sam Hack
Leland Wescote
Clarion
Sumner
G. A. Latimer
Stafford
Hampton
Minn
Howard
Maurine Inn
Lake City
W. B. Linn
Minister and family move to parsonage from Inniston
Rev. H C Lechluter and family now reside in the parsonage after moving from Inniston. He spent part of the week in Williamsport Pa visiting the general conference of the Evangelical Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inniston
H.C. Lechluter
Williamsport
Itvangelical Church
Barcaly Township reflects on crops and old coins
A fragment from Barclay Township notes an odd mix of farming woes, shifting haulage days, and a collection of old coins with dates from 1804 to 1965. It mentions wet ground wrecking potatoes, plans to freeze soil, and a quixotic musing on political figures and parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Naeckers
Luxenburg
Thomas Jefferson
James Madison
James Moncroe
Andrew Jackson
Millard
Inimore
Abraham
Grant
Trepubilean
Democ
Methodist Church
Raymond News Highlights and Local Moves
The Raymond area reports several relocations including the Trobert Conrad family moving to the John Krous home and Mr. and Mrs. Keefe moving to the Mike Thome house. WUL Weber purchased the WHI Schuler place north of Raymond. Church devotions are planned for October 20 21 and 28 at St. Josephs. Maxine Wagner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Will Wagner, was ill recently. Miss Kate OConnell visited at the John OConnell home. Parish men completed a new frame around the St. Josephs grounds. Rev William Junkel and relatives visited Dyersville recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond
Trobert Conrad
John Krous
John O'Connell
St. Joseph's Parish
William Junkel
C. Beckmann
Dyersville
Raudabaughs and visitors in Geneseo area
Ar and Mrs Herman Raudabaugh of Waterloo visited A J Meeker home in Geneseo. Roy Speer served as Garrison caller. Mrs L and Jud Perry called on Geneseo friends. Dr C H Brown of Traer visited. Fr N Gunn went to Des Moines on business. Women cleaned the church. William Straw and daughter Mrs Karl Harrington left by auto for Florida for the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneseo Geneseo
Herman Raudabaugh
Waterloo
A. J. Meeker
Roy Speer
L. &. Perry and Son
Jud
Geneseo
C. H. Brown
Traer
N. Gunn
Des Moines
William Straw
Karl Harrington
Florida
Residents Visit Family and Return From Various Cities
Brandon Iowa area residents and relatives returned home after visits to Lock Island Cedar Shapids Vin ton Jesup Mitchellville Alburnett Norway Independence and Nebraska. People mentioned include Mr. and Mrs. Charles Walters Walter families A H Pardun W W Bain B O Wilson Glenn Bower Dr H C Ward Mrs Jitle Lockwood and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandon Brandon
Charles Walters
Lock Island
WNL
Davath
Alr
Walter
Harry Bearbower
Marl
Verne Sangster
John Lawlesnd
George Geiger
Nebraska
Glenn Bower
Mitchellville
R. #. Bower
L. N. Frink
Jesup
Glen Geiger
Brandon
Hussell Pardun
Hariwick
A. Wt
H Pardun
Steve Dvorak
Alburnett
W.W. Bain
B. O. Wilson
Mitchell Lake
Minn
Frank Ward
Jitle Lockwood
Vera
Renwick
C. Ward
C. F._ Bike
Cedar Rapids
C. Lanstrum
O. O. Bowers
D. A. McLeish
Flbl Hufford
Helen
Henry Flamming
Norway
M. L. Webster
Sim Robison sells bungalow in Grundy Center Iowa
In Grundy Center Iowa on October 14 Sim Robison sold his brick bungalow to Mrs Liveie Fritzel who traded in her cottage. The note mentions a new baby girl for Mr and Abs Willie Wilson and other local notices including a fire related plate glass replacement at the Oxford case and various visitors and absences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grundy Center
Sim Robison
Liveie Fritzel
Abs
Willie Wilson
Elgin Beinfang
Sunda
Herman Blum
Frank Weseman
BD. EK. Nevin
Waterloo
BE. VW
Forrest Meyers
Third child born as Will Quinn to open new grocery
The piece notes a baby boy as the third child for Will Quinn who plans to open a new grocery store by month’s end. It also reports a car crash on West Main Street involving Dr M H Thelen, with non serious injuries and a broken windshield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Quinn
West Main Street
M. H. ‘Thelen
Gilbertville Birth Announced and Local Notes
A newborn boy to Mr. and Mrs. Joe Schmitz is noted. Fr. Anthony Kriemer visited Fr. John Nemmers. John Franta began building a cream and poultry station on Main Street. Mrs. J Hogan visited friends. Leonard Schmitz bought a new truck. The Tre Curtiss Comedy company is due the week of Oct 18 to Oct 2. Charles H Bernard began work at Diamend Bros. Cedar Falls store Friday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbertypye
Iorn
Joe Schmitz
Anthony Kriemer
John Nemmers
John Franta
Main Street
J. Hogan
Leonard Schmitz
Tre Curtiss Comedy Company
Charles H. Bernard
Diamend Bros
Cedar Falls
Brethren church service noted at county home
The Brethren church group east of Fredericksbury held a Sunday service at the county home with Rev. Messanier giving a talk. Mrs Phebe Asher visits relatives in Pollyup and Attends W R G C conventions. Alfred Bee has been ill with a carbuncle on his hand. Real estate transfers to Lauretta McCavic, Jot 1d Woodlawn addition. several parcels in La Porte City and Rosebud add. Ira Rodamar et al to H Caward. Burch to Jessie C Stubbs in Woodlawn and Surprise additions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazleton
S. Watson
M. i. Ald
D. N. King
Charles Lajiner
Harry Heather
Lane
Kan
A. Holstram
Frank Moore
Fred Foote
Winthrop
Len Simek
Upper Iowa University
Fredericksburg
Fredenckaburg
Willian Bee
Alfred Bee
Madigan
Treas
Lauretta McCavick
Woodlawn Addo
Daniel O. Hadley
Eis. Hadley
la Porte City
Iowa
Davia
J. G. Stavenson
Rosebud
Cass
Ira Rodamar
H.'s. Caward
Falls Ave
Mullan Ave
Burch
Jessie CG. Stubbs
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pape
Musi
Sai Bianco
SALS
Brunswick Phonograph
Oma
Dillews
AJ J. van Doren
Randolph
Tamworth
John J. Holmes
Hudson
A. L. Forne
Clarence Runtt
Reinbeck
Jaws
Fred N. Gramm
Walker St
Dunkelberg, Leeper & Cropper, Inc
Haynes Brohogangy
McCaskey Filing
Grant Ave
West Fourth St
Bellabin Electric
Independent Electric Co
Jefferson
Danaher
Walang Bt
Por Salim
Hanley White
Dilley's Music
Sik
Portieres
Ladies’ Exchange
EL Fourth
Janesville
Washington Union Bridge
Jersey
Tom Banon
USLAL
Geo. Sunderlin
Oscar Tostiehe
Jinesville Savings Dank
Washburn
Orange Center
Sellanl
Durham
Guernsey
T. B
Chester
Hampshire
R. B. Smith
Tripp & Gill
Pioneer Bank
Barclay Township
Andrew Ortner
Dunkerton
Dewar
Ft. McCormick
Avery
McCormick
Casper J. Ortner
H. E. McDougall
First National Bank
Waterloo, Iowa
Tritomia
Sir Bess
Tidy
Bess
Ormsby
K. P.O
R. C. Ferguson
Farm Bureau
E. Mack
Ft. Atkinson
Wis
Pioneer National Bank
Fayette, Bremer County
Breeders’ Associations
Indianola
Joseph Simek
Grip
Noble
Strawberry Point
J. Simek
Independence
Dubuque
Dra
Lea’ Scanlan
Mr. Braun
Fairbank
Martha Woodson
Presbyterian Church
Wil- Mant Milhouse
Gilbert
Hovey
Walter Ozlag
Roy Griffith
Venice
Cal
Fred Wilson
Galena
Pete
Wil
Harry Munger
Ralph Korle
Ralph Lawis
Fayette
Mabel
Fred Cowell
E Missionary Society
Mies
Elstrum
A. A. Tee
KR. Westfall
Littleton
Gilbertville
Jjrank Brothers
B. Shayer
S-sectio
Wonsler
H. P. Cushman
Rhode Island
Melaney
Jubilee
Fordson Tractor
John Deere
John Deera
N. J. Frost
M.A. Weaten, Auctioneer
W. OW. Binaler
Clork
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