Social clubs and bridge teas fill LeMars week
Society notes from LeMars describe W R C and Young Ladies Auxiliary gatherings, Just Fun pinochle, bridgettes and St James aid society cards with luncheons. Entre Nous and LeMars Eastern Star host travel talk by Clara Buehler of Sioux City with a latest bridge tea precedes. Clara Neubrand to wed Cletus Nemmers May 12 with a linen shower after bridge. Swiss club and Klatter Kard Klub scene feature games and late lunches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
Clara Buehler
Sioux City
Buehler
LeMars
Panama Canal Zone
Gerhard Groetken Jr
Clara M. Neubrand
R. M. Neubrand
Denver
Colorado
Cletus Nemmers
J. W. Nemmers
Blizzard Dampens Services in Seney Area
Seney and surrounding countryside woke to a heavy blizzard Sunday halting church services. Local notes mention Alex and Mrs McArthur visiting in Sioux City and John Hartog traveling to Omaha on business. Ros Reed and a Sid ney worker visited Monday evening. a correction states the minister honored at the Carnes church farewell party is Rev Van Den Loon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex McArthur
Will McArthur
Sioux City
John Hartog
Omaha
Seney
Ros Reed
Sidney
Hull
Carnes Church
van den Loon
Fire extinguisher premiums rejected by paper
The editor recounts a sales pitch for glass ball extinguishers as premiums for subscriptions. Costs and fairness concerns are weighed, with the decision to skip premiums to avoid unpaid-advance subscriber favoritism. The paper pledges a stronger brand instead and notes the Sioux City Livestock Record shutting down and selling $25,000 worth of machinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Marshal Evilsizer Warns Kids On Skating District Walks
Lamar Missouri dispatch quotes Marshal W S Evilsizer urging youths to avoid skating on sidewalks and streets around the square, citing ordinance violations and safety concerns while noting skating on payments is not prohibited. The notice also features a personals box submission seeking male correspondence on an amusement-aimed, nonmating basis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshal Evilsizer
Lamar
Democrat
W. S. Evilsizer
Marshal
Community supper and funeral notices in North Washington area
North Washington residents hosted a Sunday supper at Mrs. Henry Johnson’s Brunsville home with relatives from Hinton Alcester Craig Ireton Seney Sioux City Hawarden Holstein Crathorne and nearby areas honoring Mrs. Johnson’s 80th birthday. The gathering followed by social visits and a late lunch. Separately multiple local land transfers and a mortgage settlement are listed with buyers sellers and amounts. The college garden is being prepared for the season with student help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm, Johnson
Joe Thompson
Hinton
Louis Thunhorst
Robert
Alcester
John Eilers
Myrna
Craig
Elwood Gray
Ireton
Marian Null
Seney
Kenneth Thunhorst
Sioux City
Henry Johnson
Brunsville
Herman C. Harms
Catherine O’meara
Wm. Borchers
Marie
Herman
Donald Diediker
Eddie Borchers
Kenneth
Charles
Martin Johnson
Anna
Walter Johnson
John Johnson
Akron
Eddie Johnson
Lawrae
Crathorne
Bob Witt
Marlene
Dwain
Lawrence Eilis
Vernon
Billy
Hawarden
Fred Elsen
Dyllis
Holstein
Dena Diediker
Myrtle
Inez
Wm. Johnson
le Joyce
Jack Borchers
Virgil
Local News Highlights From Pill's and Pines Nursery
Bicycle shop repairs at Bleasdell's 409 8th St SW. Pill's offers women coats dresses chiffons lace dresses and spring sale items with outfits starting at $3.95. Gossamer chiffons marquisette sheets silk nets and lace accessories attract shoppers. Pines nursery advertises three foot jack pines at 40 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bleasdell's
8Th St. S. W
Black
Pill’s
Evergreen Bargains and Local Social News
Evergreens bargains include Black Hill spruce and Colorado green spruce at Iowa Gateway Nursery. Mrs L E Perry of Omaha and Mrs Darrel Wells of Sioux City visited Mrs J W Love’s home with relatives. Western Union College girls glee club performs at the high school Friday and plans an out of town trip next week. A Community Service truck and a car driven by Mrs McDougall collided recently causing $75 damage to the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill
Colorado
Iowa
L. E. Perry
Omaha
Darrel Wells
Sioux City
J. W. Love
Girls Glee Club
Western Union College
Portraits and local notices from Sioux City area
Expert Hodak finishing service advertises 5 by 7 enlargements at 35c with home-visit option. St. Clair Studio at 501 Central Ave SW promotes portraits and guaranteed satisfaction. Police Chief Frank Smith visits Sioux City with family. granddaughter born to Christensen family recently. Various community updates include church meeting, park opening postponed due to weather, missionary delegates, piano sale offers, chiropractic society note, and auto insurance luncheon with driving test display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hodak
Koenig Drug Store
St. Clair Studio
Central Ave
S. W
Refund Checks Ready for 1937 Old Age Tax Payments
Refund checks for those who paid the 1937 old age tax are available at the County Treasurer A. Langhout’s office. Present the official receipt. no mailed checks. Distance residents may send written requests. Back-year adjustments apply to 1936 and earlier pension taxes only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Langhout
Local visits across Sac City and surrounding towns
Preston Center Mr and Mrs H S Patterson of Sac City visited her brother F A Deppe and Mrs Deppe Saturday and Sunday of last week. Keneth Sloan of Des Moines spent a few days with Alfred and Charles Anderson this week. Mr and Mrs Oliver Bannes and son Robert spent Saturday night with Mr and Mrs Arthur Miller in Sioux City. Sue Waddell spent Saturday and Sunday with her parents in South Sioux City. Mr and Mrs R Strong and son of Bronson and Mr and Mrs C L Deh of Storm Lake were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs F A Deppe a week ago Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S. Patterson
Sac City
F. A. Deppe
Deppe
Keneth Sloan
Des Moines
Alfred
Charles Anderson
Oliver Bannes
Robert
Arthur Miller
Sioux City
Sue Waddell
R. Strong
Bronson
C. L. Deh
Storm Lake
Word that Moves a World by Winston Brembeck
Oration by Winston Brembeck professor at Western Union college purchased by Wetmore Declamation Bureau of Sioux City for high school declamation contests. Brembeck spoke at the 1935 Indiana Intercollegiate Peace Oratorical contest, winning 50 dollars. The piece was used by Ohio high schools in the Prince of Peace Declamation contest, with eight of ten schools adopting it in 1935–36.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston Brembeck
Western Union College
Wetmore
Brembeck
Ohio
Prince of Peace
William T. Hade
Tau Kappa Alpha
Community Notes From Le Mars Area Report
Senev Mr and Mrs Grant Chapman returned home from Carlsbad New Mexico where they spent the winter Mrs T C Batho returned from the hospital in Le Mars Oscar Gotzke of Madison rented the McArthur building and added a line of groceries in connection with the gas business The Ladies Aid tea was held at Mrs Harry Buss home with about forty members and friends in attendance Ruth Ecklund county school nurse visited a local school Huert Falk visiting grandparents in Le Mars this week
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Chapman
Carlsbad
N. M
T. C. Batho
le Mars
Huert Falk
Wm. Falk
Ruth Ecklund
Oscar Gotzke
Madison
S. D
McArthur
T. J. Rees
Ladies’ Aid Society
Harry Buss
Gone The High Cost Of Stomach Trouble Adia Tablets Ad
Advertisement notes high cost of stomach trouble relief and offers Adia Tablets a three week treatment for 1.26 with money back guarantee. Mentions Sports & Post druggists as distributor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sports & Post
Rees Move Into Rayburn House After Vacating McArthur
A social note records Mr and Mrs K B E Rees relocating into the Rayburn residence recently vacated by Melvin McArthur. Weekend guest Miss Raveling from Remsen visited the Albert Nail home. Families of Roy and M J Lancaster Frank Falk Albert Null Will Rees attended a rural patrons reception at Lemar high school auditorium Friday night. Oak f Sioux City business workers were noted on Wednesday. The Epworth league roast planned for Tuesday at Atal ing has been postponed indefinitely due to bad weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riversioux Park
Mrs. K. BE. Rees
Rayburn House
Melvin McArthur
Miss Raveling of
Remsen
Albert Nail Home
Roy McArthur
M. J. Lancaster
Frank Falk
Albert Null
Will Rees
High Schol
Lemar
Oscar F
Sioux City
Epworth League
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. IF. Pattison
Young Ladies’ Auxiliary
Earl Remner
H. C. Gamble
C. P. Kistle
R M. Figg
Ohn Moore
Arnold Steintjes
Ray Huxtable
Hugh Gibbons
Bridgettes
St. James’ Aid Society
John Keenan
O. Keffeler
DesTiEets
Order of the Eastern
Wm. Merritt
Koe
Klatter Kard Klub
Rudolph Bartels
Rey Meades
Lew Ayres
Benny Baker
Harold Bell Wright
Secret Valley
Richard Allen
Virginia Grey
Royal
Globe-Post
North
Washington
Ruby C. Klippel
Ada Knudson
Block
Ed Kavanaugh
E. A. Magaun
Alfred P. Keenan
Francis J. Keenan
Lucie R. Keenan
Dorothy Lamour
Adolph Zukor
Mac
Ind
Carole
Fred
Charles Butterworth
Yarry
Panamay
Ce Mh
Pill's
Pill
Town Gateway Nursery
Ball Park
Frank Smith
Lyle Christensen
Christensen's
Dunlap
Iowa Gateway Nursery
Catholic Ladies’ Club
St. .Joseph’s Parish Hall
Ainy 4
Leo Alesch
Wick Kellen
C. J. Mallette
Amy Wenham
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Convention
Smithland
Jones Piano Co
J. J. Johnson
The
Chiropractic Research Society
Grace van Nimwegen
Clara Mieras
A. M. Duys Insurance Agency
Allied Mutual Automobile Insurance Association
Warrior Hotel
A. I. Lauer
Iowa State College
le Mars Globe-Post
Preston Center
Senev
Stud Dictator
Studebaker
Panu
Lascal
Kelleher Motor Service
Moir
Central Ave. N. W
Goodrich
Eddie Rickenbacker
SPSS
America
B. F. Goodrich Company
Goodrich Safety
Silvertown
Cambier Motor Co
H. F. “Shorty
Gralapp, Mer, L
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