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liarylioniMr. And Mrs. John H. Storm Past Presidents4Observe 25 th Anniversary* installed! ad at the utniary to , Patfl-iOoF Hail a a assistedA. Kittoe, Ident; Mrs. id Mrs. W, the chap*raped I ftr. Parsons, state asse-to the Da* the Anteri*the annual nee Marched by thec and Mrs. ed on thes the preStella Me the auxlliw glamour ;ing of theClub Fri-ne of Mrs. erett John-on gave theLegion Auxiliarye purchas-attendance Mrs. Wil-nents wereMR. AND MRS. JOHN H. STORM(Dally Republic Photo.)TAchers83■vance of feck, mem* Id Parent-onored the Elementary nday after-Not many couples married to other spouses 56 years ago are able to celebrate silver wedding anniversaries of their own.Mr. and Mrs. John H. Storm observed their 25th wedding anniversary Sunday afternoon at their home with an open house. Of their combined strength of 68 direct descendants. 53 were present.They had both been married In February of 1808. Mrs. Storm’s first husband, Henry Hemeyer, passed away in 1919 and the first Mrs. Storm, Emma Bertrams, died In 1024.The present couplo was married Feb. 25, 1929 by the Congregational minister in Armour. They moved to Mitchell from their home in Armour the fall of 1938.chairman, Harold Undented eachty, but Mr. Storm, a native of Germany, came with his parents at the age of seven to settle in Douglas County. She has 30 direct descendants from her former marriage and he has 38.Cards and gifts were received by the honorecs.Among the children and their families present were Mi*, and Mrs. Leo Hemeyer and Glayne, Mr. and Mrs. Hans Hemeyer and Jeanette and Gale, Mr, and Mrs. Donald Borman and Gladys and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hemeyer and daughters of Stickney; Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hemeyer and family, Mrs. Fritz Kaus and Mrs. Meta Schrank of Mt. Vernon; Mr, and Mrs. John Jacobs and Ron and Joan of Plankinton; Mr. and Mrs.Past presidents of the AmefioaftLegion Auxiliary*post i* feignedmeeting of the auxfliare Jfctcmdayevening ift the Legion ftn.lt fettur mg the annual past presidents night.Officiating pro-tem wereAdolph Unzicker, president! MiSsFlorence Pauilin, secretary; Mrs. Ella Bchiimgen* treasurer; Mrs. H. J. Maakestad, chaplain; Mrs. Geraldine Touney, organist and Mrs.Tim Mackey. sergeaftt-at*arms.Mrs. Leo Hukki and Mrs. Rob* ert Kolor were guests.The auxiliary made plans to purchase three wheelchairs and two adjustable crutches for use by the public.Mrs. Gilbert Olawsky announced a box of used hose was ready for shipment to the therapy department of the veterans* hospital in Hot Springs. • .The unit voted $10 to the Davison county Chapter of the AmericanRed Cross.Mrs. Wjelts Smith, district president announced the meeting forMarch 24 in Letcher.Mrs. Don Schlimgen and Mrs. Leo Stedman were elected delegates and Mrs. Unzicker and Mrs. Maakestad, alternates to the meeting.Miss Florence Paullin stressed the importance of members knowing the etiquette of the American flag and passing the informationon to others.An original skit by Mrs. Mackey, Time Marche., On” was presented by all the past presidents.Mrs. Kolor received the door prize.Refreshments were served by the past presidents.iSfdaywu*i§* i HatiV*filt;AtheKiel:Mr.MrsandmiljmanVan Tt ingM theingTloutdetrden:PlaiheldMassiluncMnex4 ItescCluIInexpla;plalt;er-1derIV Ha: pro I tes JUiThe present Mrs. Storm was Leland Larson and family of Puk-born and raised in Yankton Coun-,wana; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mate-jousky of Tyndall; John Storm of Rapid City; Emil Storm of Minneapolis; Leonard Storm of Marion, la.; Mrs. Hilda Engstrom of Denver; Mrs. John Rempp and sons of Yankton and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hemeyer, Mrs. Henry Eggers, Mr. and Mrs. Clemens Storm and Mary Ann, Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Storm and family, Oswald Storm and Mrs. Ida Thietje of Mitchell./ MrSuitheMrsetBoMrBiHi1
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Mitchell Daily Republic
Mitchell, South Dakota, US
Wed, Mar 03, 1954
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