Westfield write ups reveal social events and notices
Westfield society notes recount Mildred Austin visiting Sioux City, illness of Amanda Hummel, ladies hosting gatherings, a PTAs and clubs meeting, and upcoming events. Highlights include a junior senior banquet in Sioux City, a bake sale by St Catharine’s Guild, and a baseball game canceled by rain at River Siouix Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mias
Mildred Austin
Sioux City
Arch Lilly
Lilly
Elanor Wahl
BR. N
Woonsocket
S.C
Mary Wahl
Albert Harrington
Wilbur
Percy Harrington
LeMars
Marie Jensen
Carol Jensen
Westfield
Riversioux
Jno. Cronin
Ovens
Catherine Spaulding
Ethel McCorkell
Stella Mae Olson
Walter Cassel
Supt
G. P. Littelle
M. F. Flynn
Dave Cassel
St. Catharine's Guild
Etta Beaulieu
Long Beach
Calif
Anna Doyle
Hawaiian Islands
Edna Laity
Yankton
Laity
Islands
Riversioux Park
D. F. Connolly
M. P. Spaulding
Keith Knapp
Westfield School
Knapp
Ohatsworth Ohats Special Correspondence
Mrs Rae Webb and sister from Hawarden attend funeral of their brother in law in Davenport Indiana. Eugene Dalgliesh relatives gave him a birthday party at his parents home. Bart Ogden corrected as superintendent not principal at Alvord. Various local visits and family notes in Ohatsworth area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rae Webb
Hawarden
Davenport
Eugene Dalgliesh
Bart. Ogden
Alvord
Town
E. W. Farnsworth
Sheldon
Willard
Bull Kelley
Orange City
Hendricks
Dorothy Harms
East Westfield Echoes Special Correspondence
Will Kiewel returns from Granite Falls Minnesota on a business trip. Dinner guests in the August Erickson home included Sioux City visitors and local families. A car accident injures Gustave Anderson who is en route to Montana. Local families and students engage in social and school events. The Young Citizens League plans a May picnic and sports day. Bud Morehead recovers from a hemorrhage at his son’s home. Funeral attendance for A J Horton in Ponca Nebraska. Residents visit at Sacred Heart hospital LeMars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Kiewel
Granite Falls
Minn
Erickson
Arthur Leonard
Paul Welding
Raymond McGary
Marion Robbins
Pearl
Valda Erickson
Sioux City
Harry Buehre
Chas
Kanago
Truman Campbell
Walter Young
Gustave Anderson
Montana
Robert Brundeen
Barth Miller
Vance Drickson
May
Young Citizens’ ‘League
Bud Morehead
Verle
LeMars
Earl
Elba Campbell
A. J. Horton
Plymouth County
Ponca
Nebr
Walter Shearer
Reuben Hines
Sacred Heart Hospital
Ruble Rumblings Special Correspondence
Kept local society note of Sunday visits and calls across communities near Craig, LeMars, Chatsworth, and Merrill. Accounts include Mr and Mrs John Kallsen at the Big Borchers home, several gatherings at Barth Miller and Roy Sampson homes, and updates on ill relatives in Benton county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kallsen
Big Borchers
Barth Miller
Clare Morehead
Virgil
Norman
Roy Sampson
Craig
Lambert Jeffers
Marion
Fred Molzen
Sophia Garvis
Anna
Benton County
Peter Molzen
LeMars
Molzen
Margaret Molten
Bill Crow
Delores
Willis
George Crow
Chatsworth
Abe Miller
John Milbredt
Adaville
John Koch
W. E. Smith
Frances Port
Rev. Smith
Nebraska
Leora Laughton
Leonard Miller
Jesse Kallsen
Plymouth county wool growers reorganize for 1938 plan
Plymouth county wool growers reorganize for 1938 and plan to ship their wool to the Iowa Sheep and Wool Growers association on May 26 and June 7, according to Secretary C. H. Thompson of LeMars. Henry Dempster of Kingsley was reelected president and Walter Aird of LeMars vice president. Two pooling dates were set to accommodate shippers who clip both early and late with advances up to 11 cents for certain wools and 10 cents for others. Prospects are hopeful for higher prices in 1933 wool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth County
Thompson
Henry Dempster
Farm Bureau
LeMars
Akron youths apply for government reforestation work
Akron men including Everett Johnson Orval Attrill Vernon Everett DeCelle Barr Henry Richter Ralph Warreh and Lowell Swift applied last week for entry into the government reforestation program. If passed final exams at Sioux City they join Plymouth county’s quota of forty five in a six month term with pay and camp living provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
le Mars
Everett, Johnson
Orval Attrill
Vernon
Everett
DeCelle Barr
Henry Richter
Ralph ‘Warreh
Lowell Swift
U.'S. Army
Sioux City
Plymouth County
Forest ‘Service of
United States Dpartment of Agriculture
National Parks
National Park Service
United States Department of the Interior
U. S. Army
Iowa
Forest Service Call Draws 260000 Men into W
A report notes a large recruitment of American men for Emergency Conservation Work. The program mobilizes 260000 volunteers to perform forest and public land conservation tasks across the nation.
Garland News Items Brief Local Chats and Visits
Fern Strong helps Mrs. Stanley Swanson with household duties. Neighbors attend the German Lutheran Aid at Alcester. Mrs. Walter Heyl and Mrs. Henry Heyl hostesses. Stanley Swanson and children visit Alfred Swanson. Pearl Strong weekends with Fern at Stanley Swanson’s. Lloyd Baum and son Wayne visit Alfred Swanson. Wesley Heeren visits Dick Hamilton’s. Hebert Swanson and Robert McConville visit Stanley Swanson. Mrs. Eddie Lewison attends a shower for niece Mrs. Anderson at Walter Fickbohm’s. Harry Ball visits Akron. William Skinner visits Russell Huff. Wesley Heeren and sons with Louis Barrington visit Heeren’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fern Strong
Pearl Strong
Fern
Stanley Swanson
Lloyd’Baum
Wayne
Alfred Swanson
Twbet Fick~ Bohm
Walter Fickbohm
Harry Ball
Akron
William Skinner
Russell Huff
Wesley Heeren
Louis Barrington
Heeren
Man Recovers After Gas Relief Pet W. L. Adams
W L Adams suffered heart palpitations after meals due to stomach gas. Adlerika relieved the gas, and he now eats freely without discomfort. Cobb & Greenleaf, druggists, report the remedy successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Adams
Adlerika
Cobb & Greenleaf, Drugelsts
Lawn Fertilizing Guide for Iowa Lawns in Spring
An Iowa State College agriculture professor advises starting lawn fertilization early to crowd weeds. Use proper nitrogen amounts, prefer frequent small applications, and apply with ashes or water to prevent turf burning. Kentucky bluegrass and red top are recommended, with seed mixtures for new plots to ensure thick turf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoutmeyer
Iowate Collage
Department of Agriculture
Towa
Iowa
Bulk Garden Seeds Offered By RITDR IMPLUMENT Co
The Register-Tribune advertises bulk garden seeds for sale and invites reader comments and suggestions to improve its service. The notice encourages use of Want Ads and signals willingness to service the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ritdr Implument Co
Register-Tribune
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Dorothy Harrs
Hewitt McFarlin
Kelley
Dorothy
Hewitt
Forest Reserve
Orin Harris
New Century Club
Chris, Scheffen
Jimmie
Bart, Ogden
East Westfield
Ruble
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Ion
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F. J. Swanson
South Dakota
Klayer Bros
V. E. Rossow
L. E
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