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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1925
Page
4
The item lists numerous Thanksgiving Day visitors and local outings around LeMars mine, including Frank Tachampel and family in Sioux City, Margaret Luebs in Sioux City, and Henry Reints family in Preston. It notes hog trucking to Sioux City, hunting trips near Johnson two, and various visits among Frank Tachampel, W P Justman, and other neighbors.
Special correspondent notes John Dunn and family enjoy a new radio. Several locals, including Joe Bolpke Francis Keenan Mike Connor Henrietta Fischer Will Cowan Pete Gainor Tom Hughes Amy Crowley James Keenan and Ray Sullivan, visit friends and attend a district box social. Casually, Joe Staebell and Mike Crowley drop by Frank Dunn and LeMars callers are listed.
Local residents share Thanksgiving visits with relatives in LeMars and Sioux City. The community notes include student awards, illnesses, medical trips, and upcoming W M S and society events with plans for plays, fashion shows, and an automobile display at the hall.
Mrs Iona Clark hosted Thanksgiving dinner with August Witt Hidridh Morrissey LeMars and others. J F March Akron and J F Fitzpatrick Sioux City joined Elizabeth March for dinner. Frank Becker hosted Reeves wardle Reeves and Donald. LeMars beat Cherokee in football with Hidon Riter on the team. Lucile March visited from Sioux City. Langle Bros cattle sale in Sioux City market. Local school attendance has not reached 100 percent this year. Franklin this week.
A baby boy joined Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pashan on Monday Nov 30. Neighbors and relatives visited Henry Schoenrock’s home Monday evening. Fremont Ideker celebrated their silver wedding anniversary on Friday Nov 27 with relatives and friends. Lincoln Two 4-H girls announce a Dec 4 program at the Community Hall featuring Popontas Wedding a reading by Amanda Zwitful and music with H H Cable of Hudson as principal speaker. Proceeds support a delegate to Ames short course. luncheon to follow. Cast list for the play includes Mrs Snodgrass Hila Schoenrock Seraphina and many others with Amanda Zwiefel as lead.
The Trinity Lutheran ladies aid of Lincoln township will hold a fancy-work sale at the church parlors on December 11. Supper will be served at 6:30. The sale will be held after supper. Mr August Binnebeese has been on the sick list but is improving.
West Stanton residents share meals and social events amid Thanksgiving week. Mr and Mrs Hoffmann hosted a large dinner with relatives, while the Geary and Hoffmann families observed a wedding anniversary. Local groups met, church fundraisers were announced, and neighbors visited or hosted guests across multiple homes in the area.
Vivian Hammel sought hospital care in Rochester with friends hoping for a speedy recovery. Edith Reynolds operated in Sioux City for appendicitis. Newborn Max Ellis joined the Kingaley visitors at Pierglen as Wyman Ellis and Wendell Clay visit. Numerous Sioux City trips and hospital seeings, W. C. T. A. kits for soldiers, church events and meetings noted.
The text notes two men Jim and Bill Thoms and Mrs Walt Bride leaving late Monday night to drive to Clear LakeD Mra Bride is summoned to her father’s bedside due to his serious illness. The parties plan to spend the winter in the west and reference a date in December on a Thursday.
James Mead of Hartford South Dakota visits Frank W. Schultz home. Reverend Pickett of LeMars calls on Homer Norton. Sullivan from Sioux City stays with T. W. Flaherty. Basket social at school Friday night December 4 to aid the school. Wm. Penning shells corn nearby all week. Fred Cavanaugh, once of Dalton, now in Denver real estate, visits his mother. Parkinsons boys band to provide music for the home talent play Friday. Ed Schutt visits Homer Norton. A Brunsville visitor tries a noisy device at the house. Mrs. T. W. Flaherty supplies hot coffee for Friday night fundraiser. Chas. Astelford returns to Murdo after visit with Geo. Baurély. Emil Schultz home on vacation.
Sunday school at 10 a m led by Doris Bourne with a Christmas thought. Morning worship 11 a m, Christian Endeavor 6 30 p m, evening worship 7 30 p m. Missionary Society meets next Tuesday at Mrs George Steele 620 I Ave SW. Mrs Gregory assistant hostess. James A Hills minister. Union Presbyterian church service Sunday Dec 6 10 a m Sunday school Prof C F Smith 11 a m worship 7 38 p m. No evangelistic meeting Friday due to basketball games at the school. Woman's missionary society meets Dec 9 at Mrs Geo Smith leaders Mrs Chas Eyres and Mrs D Harvey. Subject national Utah foreign Moslem lands. W E Smith pastor.
The Sacrament of the Lord s Supper will be administered at the morning service with a hand of fellowship to new members since last month s communion. The Bread of Life sermon theme. Evening evangelistic service features Your Religion and the Other Fellow. Sunday school at 10 a.m. B P U at 6 30 p m Rev J L Pickett pastor.
St Johns Lutheran Church announces English services at 10 30 am on the Second Sunday in Advent. Sunday school at 9 30 am with a mission offering. Christmas program rehearsal Saturday at 9 30 am and choir practice Saturday evening. Luther League meets Thursday at 8 00 pm. Pantry sale on December 12. Pastor J J Vollmar invites attendance.
More than 300 educators from across Iowa attend the ninth annual rural school consolidation conference at Iowa State Teachers College in Cedar Falls December 3 and 4. Noted speakers include ex governor Frank O Lowden, Gov John Hammill, Homer H Seerley and Charles H Hearst. The event features a key discussion on teaching cooperative marketing in high schools with L F McKay of American Cotton Growers Exchange as main speaker. Other speakers include E J Stount O S Hamer George Ekstrom and Ivan Mast, presenting experimental insights on cooperative marketing. Farm Loans 5% rates offered by A L Krause Co with quick service in Sioux City.
Secretaries of the Preston township school board invite sealed bids for erection of seven new school houses in districts 1 2 8 4 6 8 and 9. Specifications available at the secretary’s home five miles west of Craig. Each bid must include a $600 certified check. Bids open December 19 1925 at 10 am at the District No 5 school house. Also bids for furnaces chemical toilets to follow.
The state board of control is set to receive the contract for producing 4926 Iowa automobile license plates. A bid of 1044c per plate was stated, with prison labor from Ft. Madison penitentiary used in manufacturing the plates.
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