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THE ALTOONA HERALD A FOUR TOWN VOL. 44 NO. 4 News Over the County SOUTHERN CLAY Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Welsh from Dexter, spent Friday evening with ZiHa Hick and her brothers.

Mr. and Mrs. John Iseminger visited Friday with Mr. and Mrs. F.

S. Iseminger, also called on Mr. and Mrs. Jess Weaver in the afternoon i Des Moincs. Mr.

and Mrs. Carl Hick, Odena an Marjories Mr. and Mrs. Clarenc Stewart and children called on Mi and Mrs. Harlan Stewart Frida evening.

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Martin from Des Moines visited Friday with Zilla Hick and brothers. Mr. and Mrs.

Will Freck and chil dreri from Winterset spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. John Meilike and Donald. Mr. and Mrs.

Will Love from Des Moines, Mr. and Mrs. Chan Waggonei i and Louis spent Sunday evening and Mrs. Carl'Hick. Mr.

and Mrs. Martin Vandehaar Harold and Leonard, Mr. and Mrs. Don Weaver spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs.

John Iseminger. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Simbro spent Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs.

Chan Waggoner. Mr. and Mrs. Chan Waggoner and Louis and Mrs. John Sinibro called PAPER-ALTOONA, MITCHELLVILLE, BONDURANT AND RUNNELLS ALTOONA, IOWA, THURSDAY, on Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Dippold Sunday afternoon. RISING SUN Mr. and Mrs. B.

F. West called at -the Frank West home in AHoona last Friday. The Clay Climbers 4-H Club met at the John Johnson home last Wednesday afternoon with most of the members present and several visitors. The next meeting will be next Thursday A- if i Patrick Ne he Richmond Maxine Brady Nellie Huntington. Murrow Skinner Pauline Traw Nellie Mclntyre Mildred Peters ine special Depression admission rates will be attractive to all, 2 persons for 25c or 15c for a single ad- Be sure to come and plan to laugh! BASKET MEETING AT RISING SUN, JULY 21th The Rising Sun Church of Christ i prepairing for an old fashioned Basket Meeting and Home Coming on Sunday, July 24th, in Ellis Park south of Rising Sun.

There will be bunday School at 10 a. m. with preach- and communion at 11 o'clock followed by the basket dinner at noon. Bro. B.

W. Garrett, Clerk of the Iowa supreme Court and other speakers will be present. All the Churches of Christ and friends of surrounding communities are invited and urged to attend. the Methodist church with burial at Ottumwa. The Rev.

Hand and and Robert Smilie of Dos Moincs officiated. CARD OF THANKS We wish to show our gratitude to our friends and neighbors, who kindly showed their sympathy durin the illness and death of our son an brother and Mrs. L. (rrinstead and family Subscription et 11.50 To AH Polnta Outside of Pott SANTIAGO NEWS NOTES (By Gladys Anderson) Mrs. Emma Battles of Mitchellville spent the week end with her sister, Mrs.

Marion Robison. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Drottz and Jaby, spent Sunday at the Carl Miller lomo. Mrs.

Fred Rummons Mr and Mrs. Bell of Des Moine are staying with Mrs. Etta Edwards Mr. and Mrs. Courtney Davis Mr ami Mrs.

John Davis and Mrs. Clara Wright called on Mr. and Mrs. Bogue of Des Moines Sunday after- Mr and Mrs. Carson Reeves are spending the week with their daughter, Mrs.

S. A. Clay. Mrs. Van Dyke, of Des Moines, and Margaret Sprague, took lunch with Mrs Broyles Thursday.

tlVCS Mo ntana 'visited vse with Mr. and Mrs. J. Farrell Sunday. 1 1 i.

all afternoon with Mrs. All girls be present. Nick Murrow. The Aid met last Thursday with Mrs. B.

H. Murrow, with a good attendance. The next meeting will be with Mrs. E. Knox, the 21st of July.

Let's have a good attendance. 100 at church Sunday morning. Lets do better next Sunday. Among those present were, Mr. and Mrs.

J. P. Wallar. A play will be put on at the Coliseum this Friday evening, only a small admission charge. They promise all a good play by several members of the new organization in the girls class, so come and see for yourself what's what and who's who.

Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Anderson spent Sunday at the C. H. Anderson home and Maud Anderson accompanied them home after a week's visit with got quite a last Saturday while washing in he basement.

She struck her head on the cement and for a time we were vorricd over her, but the doctor was ailed and she is about now and feels ettcr, only badly bruised up Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Blake Sr. spent unday at the Rummons home.

Friends and neighbors helped to Hit up hay for tho late Thos. Mcln- last week. There were over 40 nen. The people of the community their deepest sympathy to the ercavcd family, nnd are only too glad to help in any way. Mr.

and Mrs. Roy Wcstfall, of Mmgo spent last Tuesday evening at the Anderson home. Mr and W. H. Carr of Mitchellville spent Monday afternoon at the Albert Hilker homo.

Mrs. Clara Wright a few days with her Louise Davis. Mr. Forest Yodci is spending a mother, Mrs. entertained his O.

I i VJ1UUJ LlUIItJIl HIS Sunday School class to a fishing party Saturday night, and Mrs. Yoder entertained the girls of her class to a slumber party." A number of friends of here attended the funeral services of Mrs" George Wall in Des Moines Monday afternoon. Mrs. Wall was a long time resident of Berwick The Rev. and Mrs.

James Findlev, Moln es the Union the picnic dinner Sun- Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Richardson Grimes.

Mrs. John Sherman called on Uias. Oglovie last Monday morning. Callers at the (Richardson home Saturday afternoon were Mrs Geo Chcdister of Des Moines, Mrs. Laura Wheeler of Sewaren, New Jersey Mrs Flora Ingersoll, of Los Angeles, Ca iforma and Mrs.

Van Overtures and son Jackie of Dos Moines. Misses Hazel, Arline and Mvrna Cosgrove, Mildred Cole and Wilbur Lo called on Margaret Oglevie Sat- 11 TV 1 urday. Mrs. r. c.

Van Gin and Mrs. John Scholes have been sick for the but avo ahl to bc around Mr and Mrs. Earl Cole were cntci tamed by a charivari Saturday night And after that the dark! And may there be no sadness of farewell When at last, embark. For tho' from out our bourne of time and place The flood may bear me far, Miope to meet my Pilot face to When I have crossed the bar. Card of Thanks Turned Loose By Bert Carson Over one hundred participated in the festivities.

SCOTT COLE Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cole entertaine. vcr one hundred guests at their home Saturday evening July in honor nf thn marriage of their son Earl Cole .) the former Marie Scott, of Council Huffs, Iowa. The wedding took uly Among the honored guests the bride's parents.

Mr. nnd V. 1U Jl Irs Geo. B. Scott of Council Bluffs.

I he young couple graciously eived congratulations'from the nediate relatives and friends of the amijy. Light refreshments conclud- a most enjoyable evening Services am ay. ffUe Ca C(1 i and Mrs. A. H.

Sprague Saturday vening. evening. Bernice Johnson. Lois Bierma and brother Lester were in and around Rising Sun last Thursday. Lois has a few music pupils, Ruth Ruth Warren and Mary West are three of her new pupils.

Mrs. John Johnson spent last Friday afternoon with Mrs. L. A. Anderson, also Oscar Anderson and family came in the afternoon.

Oscar and Russell spent the afternoon fishing. They all had a picnic dinner in the evening. We all join in sympathy with the relatives of Mrs. West who passed away at her home in Altoona Sunday morning. Hazel Schropple spent last Tuesday night with Bernice Johnson and Maude Anderson.

Estee and Lila Weaver were among those on the sick list last week. Mr. and Mrs. John Johnson spent last Saturday evening at the A. L.

Bunn home. 0. Van Horn and son Glenn called at John Johnson's one day last week. Mrs. Morrell Allman and children left by bus for Chicago last Sunday morning.

They have been visiting friends and relatives here for several weeks. Mrs. Ed Roach called at the L. A. Anderson home last Thursday after noon.

Anderson West took dinner at John Johnsons last Saturday. Grover and PLEASANT VIEW NEWS Miss Mildred Walters of Des Moines, spent last week with her cousin Miss Il a Weston. T1 6 i Women 's Missionary Society of the Methodist church of Mitchellville met at the home of Mrs. Elmer Guessford on Thursday of last week. A good crowd was present.

Mr. and Mrs. Clark Harris and family spent the Fourth visiting with relatives at Perry, Iowa. The Merry Maids 4-H Club will entertain their mothers on Wednesday afternoon, July 13th, at the home of Vivian and Margaret Stewart. Let's have every member and her mother present to enjoy the afternon.

Mr and Mrs. Walter Weston and family spent the Fourth at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wristen in Des Moines. In the afternoon they all attended the Temperance Lectures at Greenwood Park.

Mr and Mrs. Wilfred McClannahan and Ilea attended the McClannahan reunion Sunday at the Mitchellville Park. They reported a good crowd and a fine time. Miss Wanda Pritehard spent Monday afternoon with Miss Helen Weston. Mr.

Wayne Justice has been spend- iff the past week with his sister at Harper Mrs. Frank Justice will spend this week with her daughter Mr. and Mrs. Harley Piper and son of Des Moines, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.

J. S. Piper. Mr. and Mrs.

Showers of Des Moines and Mrs. Etta Edwards spent last week at Clear Lake and also visited Minnesota. BERYVICK CONGREGATIONAL Bible School 10 a. m. Preaching 11 a.

m. Children's Day Program I he union service last Sunday was greatly enjoyed by all we hope to have another next month Glenn Warren called to ground in the forenoon. get oats Vernon Gooding called at the Will Keeling home Sunday morning. On July 24th there will be a basket meeting. All neighboring churches cordially invited to be present and have one grand meeting together, as good speakers will be there to add pleasure and interest.

Lets see how many can be there, and have the park or meeting place well crowded with people. Be sure and come to Christian Endeavor Sunday night. Estie Weaver is leading, the "topic is interesting, and you can talk all you want to. Everyone is is no age limit. Vernon Wyatt and family visited in Des Moines last Sunday evening with friends and Relatives.

Sunday the 17th will be the West Oglevie Reunion at Grandview park. Let all members be present and enjoy one more day together. Be early and lave more time to visit. Some of the young folks went to Camp Center Sunday evening after Endeavor. All are going nest Sunr day evening instead of having it at JUsing.

Son. Lets have a -large attendance. The young ladies of the Rising Sun church axe presenting a 3 act comedy Friday- nigkt, July 15 at the Bising Coliseswi. The jOay "All A Mis- 1 is $ure to furnish entertainment aJBd ffce of char- the death of David paased NEIBO NEIGHBORHOOD (By Myrna Cosgrove) Mr. and Mrs.

Glen Schnader and children and Mrs. Fannie Immel had day at Glen Walkers. Mr. and Mrs. John Shockley and children and Mrs.

Fannie Emmel had six o'clock dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Williams Sunday. Howard Williams returned Sunday morning from his vacation in Minn. Mrs.

Clara Williams and Mrs. Wallace spent Monday evening with Mrs. Wm. Shivers and Frankie. D1M and Mrs.

Geo. Scott of Council ilJutts, Iowa spent Saturday night witli Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Loveless Miss Lo'raine Forman is spending the summer with the Loveless family Mr. and Mrs.

Earl Cole called on Loveless" Monday evening. Callers at the J. A. Cosgrove home last week were: Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Barker, Mrs. L. Davis, Mrs. Frances Matherly, Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Preibe, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hamond and Marjorie and Mr. Fred and Glen Cole, Miss Mildred and Wilbur Cole Mr.

and Mrs. Will Knox are now living in East Des Moines. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Knox visited with his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. W. A Knox. Mr. and Mrs.

Moul, of Des Moines called at the Ed Knox home Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Ed Knox called on Harry Whitesel Monday. Mr, and Mrs. Charley West are at tho Ora West home during his mothers illness.

The "Altrusa" girls from the Rising Sun church are giving a play entitled "Ail A The price is 15c or two people can get in for 25c. Everybody welcome. HAMMER SCHOOL DISTRICT (By Wilma Silver) Mr and Mrs. Ross Jaques and family, Mr. and Mrs.

E. G. Jaques and family, Mr and Mrs. Chas. Stonier and family, Mr.

and Mrs. R. 0. Silver and family, Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Randcjuist and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Bence had a weiner roast in the H-nber Saturday night. Mr.

and Mrs. John Arthur of Des Moines called on Mrs. Laura Silver Monday evening. Mrs. F.

M. West Passes Away Mrs. F. M. West, one of the oldest pioneers of this section passed away at her home here Sunday morning age 84 years.

She had been in poor health for several years and had been much worse lately, but was only con- imed to her bed for about three days before her death. Mrs. West had seen the prairies of Iowa converted into flegant farms, cities and towns' built where there had been nothing- but grass and plain? when she camo to this ptate in 1848. she had seen and witnessed the or- amzing of public affairs. Her father Stephen Harvey was secretary of the meeting when Delaware Township was 'organized and Mrs.

West had kept the orginal records of. this meeting until her death. This meeting was 1ield at the home of Peter Cooper tathfcr of the late Mrs. Frederick neighbors for their and assistance rendered during the illness and laying away of wife and mother- I-YM. West and children CHURCH NOTES The Methodist Episcopal Church Ernest B.

Stewart, Pastor Unified Morning Service a Evening Senior Epworth League, Tues. 8 p. m. The Ladies Society meets this teien't. aftCrn in tho church N'lH, 0 th Dinmon 'l hall game at Monday evening.

Next Monlay evening, Dos Moines Valley Broth come to Altoona for game Apparently this is the ideal 'year or new All the trces'aml and plants we set out on Arboi hf a Pers say that Henrv Field pent around forty, one huncfred dol- 1 10 for Uni ted Sonat01 Now pray tell me, that much i ror My are growing except two of tho edar trees and they have not vet uit trying. It is possible that more uckcts of water- and more good rains vill yet start the two cedars. We are announcing the following hemes for next Sunday: For the jorning "I for evening "Some money want to be' senator for. Lem Splasher says we should pat oui selves on the hack that there is the pat on the back. "thc'woAd 1 lik the be Way shut the town up" grandad Creepback today, spreader is a durn foil llan orous Person than the fellow that rocks the boat.

They tell us that Mitchellville, AN it Runne11 Bondurant are towns, well, nnaybo we nre there arc towns much bigger than we that arc closed up we are running. A freight train and a nasscmrer ram passed through our town at the -an)c time one evening last week, and i very noticeable that the freight li! 1 1 thc 10st "Some and Ralph Paul Silver ww gran0d arents -Mr. and Mrs. W. D.

Vertz Saturday night. Howard Wright visited with Mr and Mrs. A. Clay during the week! Vertz erz vsc with Mr and Mrs. R.

O. Silver and family Monday night. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Elliott spent Sunday evening with Mr.

and Mrs. S. A. Clay. Richard Stonier visited with Mr.

BERWICK Berwick Unity League Notes Four of the League members gave a very interesting talk Sunday evening for open house. Next Sunday evening will be a regular meeting at the Congregational church, The community was saddened iy Mrs Harold Sandquist last week! Mrs. Sarah Jaques visited with Mrs. Laura Silver Sunday afternoon. an Mrs.

Harold Sandquist visited Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Hartley of Mingo, Wednesday.

Mrs Sue Chandler and children and Mrs. Hazel McKay spent Sunday in Perry with relatives. Mrs. Laura Silver is on the sick list this week. Mr.

and Mrs. Carson Reeves are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. S. A.

Clay. BABBITT DISTRICT (By Geverna Cole) Mrs. Hugh Shaner and daughter Margery, of La Center, Washington, visited at the William Jenkins home Monday. Mr. and Mrs.

Westley Loveless and son, and Mrs. Robert Cavender called at the Chas. Oglevie home last Monday. Mr. and Mrs.

H. S. Redhead and Mr and Mrs. H. H.

Redhead and family cajled on Rachel and Mary Richardson Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cole and family visited at the C. E.

Harvey home Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Anderson and daughter Ruth and Bobby and Mr. and Mrs.

Mat Anderson, Mrs. Long! Mrs. Wind and daughter Lelamae visited Sunday at the Mr. Walter Cullen home near Boone. Miss Frances Warren visited with Myrtle and Eleanor Warnes Sunday afternoon, Mr.

and Mrs. Walter Merryrnan and; son Ciarles called at the Al'Cole home Sunday evening. Callers at the Charles Oglevie home Tuesday evening were: Mr. and Mrs. Wm.

Jenkins, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Anderson and daughter Ruth, Mr. and Mrs. John Scholes, David and Mildred, Mj.

and Mrs. Lewis Dead- and son of phicaeo, Mm-Anna- i belle Wind and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Furnish and family aad Mr and Mrs. E.

West of JOes Moines Mr. and Mrs. Joe King called at the William Jenkins home Monday. Mrs. Dora Warren -visited wfth Mjr, and Mrs.

Jim Warden and famljy Sun- Mrs. Frederick Hubbell, who was a schoolmate of West. Mrs. West's father was also one of appointed in this section being postmaster at Harvey's Point, which was located on what is now the Joe Ogelvie farm, mail was carried then by stage and horseback and the other nearest post offices were at Vandalia and Swede's Point (now Madrid, Iowa) one had kept and preserved the letters of appointment of her father as postmaster at Harvey's Point. She told and remembered many historical events of which she loved to talk and to tell of the advancements which she had seen.

She often told of seeing' steamboats come up the Ues Moines river and of seeing the Mormon Caravan pass through as they went from Illinois to Salt Lake City. She lived a useful life which was tilled with interest and experiences of historical value. Jemima Harvey, daughter of Stephen and Susan Lee Harvey was born in Shelbyvyie, Shelby County, Indiana, January 12th, 1848 'and died July 10th, 1932 at the age of 84 years, five months and Her parents brought her to Jowa the same year and settled east of DBS Moines on the old Harvey homestead, which is now the -F. OgelWe This old homestead was later-known as Hervey's Point and used as a post- office for many years. She was a descendant of John Weatherbee who came to America and settled in Massachusetts in 1628.

She was married to Francis Marion West, son of James nd usan West on March loth, 1866 and celebrated their 66th wedding anniversary the 16th of last March bne has liveu continuously in Polk County with the exception of five years in Nebraska. to this union eight children were born: Jerry who died in infancy and Nellie 'Mae and Perry who have preceeded her 1 l-i a Vlve her husband, the children; Rufus, Ora and Harvey, larks of a Christian. Someone penned the following: The housewife studies her recipe book constantly; the lawyer his statute books; the artist his model. Why? Because each works for success, and he knows that intimate acquaintance with his subject is necessary to that end. Are we who do Cods work less anxious for success? Do we often try to conduct this business of being a Christian without knowledge of the rules Why expect to follow the pattern with a vision of only the barest outlines?" The greatest of all life's opportunities is.

ours if we will seize of being a better Christian each suc- our how Life- times this the greatest opportunity life receives from us the least of thought and study. Let's worship together Sunday. of our who have always lived near her, jicai uer, Charles who lives at Grand River Iowa and Susan who lives at Spokane Washington. She is also survived by twenty four grandchildren and eighteen great grandchildren. She united with the Altoona Church of Christ in September 1909, which she faithfUlIy UDtil her health -j fun service was conducted Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Altoona Church of Christ by Rev.

A i bia past' 8ted the restnt 0 asor has Macy. after which the to rest in the Eisiw The day before her death Mrs. was able to sit up for awhile, and closing her eyes leaned back in her chair and repeated the following CHURCH OF CHRIST "Answering His Call" Charles S. Macy, Pastor Sunday 10:00 Morning Service 11:00 Christian PJndeavor 7:00 Evening Evangelistic 8:00 THAT LINES- Folks we re too near the brink of the precipice in our Bible-School attendance. draw away next Sunday, These are vacation months, but the Bible School should not go 'on a vacation Sunday morning sermon, theme: The iu-st Martyr Apostle." There is a blessing in store for' eveW worshipper nexjt Sunday You can not afford 'willfully absent the services'.

'your evening service''will be built arbunfl 'that 'notable incident 1 in" our Lord when' He met 1 he-Rich Young Ruler." A two reel moving. picture depicting this- incident will; be shbfch. Make evening service yfcursV The church'; extends I welcome to all- who, are not Worshiping elsewhere to participate in the'tfejjowship and spiritual benefit or this service. Wr Concerts in Mitchellville Wrdncwlny nurhts and' roc movies on Saturday nights. C'mon over Blast-away HItem says from'now on nT ln to use his own advise as' to the disposition of what little'money 'ie gets.

Yes," murmured as he watched aW f- rom his- old -ebb- 'nu's Tl ed that llurln WXH" 1 fnl-VY 1 had the only thing some lolkh try to get in the old home town i.s an accomodation. Link Noisby says if there was no Credit extended there might be fewer Slip Creepback says it takes a church fly to tell when the minister is fostering and when he is out to get Lem Splasher says just about the worst thm-r that can befall is to have people lose-co'rifidenVp in him. i He who considers nothing but price finds out that the innocent 'ookmg bargain has a powerful "ting- BERT CARSON Funeral Mitchellville, Iowa evening on Mr. and Mrs. Mr and Mrs.

J. E. Hodson, of Indianola visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Groom.

Mr C. B. Burkart spent the day Tuesday with his daughter, Mrs. J. 0.

and'Mrs. Geo. Burnett and Mrs. Groom motored to Indianola Mission ary Society way first of the new Missionary year at the home of Mrs. -Nelle Scholes, on Thursday of "this week A large attendance is expect- A A splendid planned.

program The Bondurant church of Christ was not in position to accept our invitation to spend next Sunday in fellowship with us. We hope that in the future this may be brought about. The Boy Scouts will "hike" Saturday leaving the church corner at 10:00 o'clock. They will carry enough "chow" for two meals in case two are needed. This will be a passing hike.

The boys will be home early in the evening. The church suffers a loss-in the passing of Mrs. Frank West. Sympathy is extended to those who feel most keenly this separation. w.

Wednesday and visited with friends. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Benson ate Sunday dmnev with Mr. and Mrs.

Orsen Bowsher. 1 Mr. andvMrsf.Ros's called on, his -Mrs. Thomburg Sunday evening. VxHa'yes anq.Mrs.

Jensen called Thursday and Mrs. Geo. Heiny of Des Moines called Sunday evening at the John Groom home. Mr. and Mrs.

H. W. Fleming accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Ray Barr and Mrs.

Carrie Barr motored to Pleasantville and Knoxville Sunday afternoon. SUNDAY SCHOOL KITTEN Berwick Ankeny Cong. Ankeny Mctho. Bondurant Elkhart Mitchellville Des Moines Valley ,2 Altoona 2 BALL LEAGUE Standing Won Lost Pet. 1 900 3 700 4 600 5 7 7 7 8 500 800, 222 222, 200 BOWSHER STATION Erik Jensen of lola, Kansas, returned to her home Monday night after spending a very pleasant 10 dav visit with her sister, Mrs.

M. V. Hayes. Mrs. O.

S. Mnrdock, and Mrs. Cora Keeler of Moines, seemed to closing of a useful life. Sunset and evening star, And ooe daw call for me! fear Wken I put oui to sea. But moaning of Mr.

and Mrs. Bad West and spent the week en-d with Mrs. Henry Haugh. Mrs. M.

V. Hayes and -Mrs. Erik Jensen and Mrs. Sara Crawford called at the Henry Foust home Tuesday evening and Mrs. Sanford Bowsher, Orien.

Bowsher, Rosb Thorn burg, Mrs. Carl Benson and Mrs. Sackrider called Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs. B.

Bit-chard spent Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Fleming.

Mts. Yiggers, Mr. and Mrs, Harry Hunter, and Mrs, Hunter's BERWICK WINS Berwick wins from Bondurant in an exciting game Monday evening' 6 to pitching or Berwick was the feature of the game He allowed but 4 hits. THE IUWA TOMLINSQN TRI3E REUNION The llth Annual Reunion of The Iowa Tomhnson Tribe will be held at the home of the 1932 President, Geo. L.

fonilinson, Mt. Pleasant, iowa, Sunday, August 14th. The meeting wi be held the Iowa Wesleyan College gymnasium and campus. 1 arranged for those distant at.Keokuk,-:. la the 1 i Usual Basket 'Diner in gym record breaking attendant at Pleasant meeting i predicted.

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