FOWL EPIDEMIC DESTROYS FLOCKS IN IRETON AREA
An epidemic of chicken disease hits local poultry flocks with high losses across the Ireton area. Noted farm and business activity includes R. E. Green purchasing the old city hall site and plans to repurpose the building. Community events cover a free medical aid forum at the high school and a subcounty declamatory contest at Hawarden with several schools competing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Green
Oldity
Gell
Lumber Ag
Green
D. Satterlee
Cornelius
Landhuis
Wm. Taylor
B. G
Tye
Laurence D. Brennan
Emmetaburg
Federal Department of Agriculture
Doloras Ricklef
Eva Feldman
Betty Ann Johnson
Hawarden
Deloras
Ireton
Local 4 H Banquet Attendance And Thanksgiving Visits
Perry Center and Le Mars residents attended a 4 H club girls banquet in Le Mars last Wednesday evening. Several residents shared Thanksgiving visits with relatives in Iowa Missouri and Nebraska. Families mentioned include Brownlee Hayes Pauley Waddell Beaulieu Fugate O Bryans Petersen Swanson Dilly LaBahn Hansen Barkley and others with travel and farm activity noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty McElraty
Ella Kovarna
Ruth Swanson
le Mars
Bonnie Brownlee
Wayne, Neb
Robert Brownlee
C. W. Hayes
Battle Creek
Iowa
Clem Ohlsen
Nick Pauley
Sioux City
F. J. Vondrak
Sue Waddell
George Beaulieu
Olive Fugate
Sergeant Bluffs
Dick O'Bryan
Lexington
Paul O'Bryan
Davenport
O'Bryan
Frank Sandersin
M. Petersen
Hans
Andrew Petersen
David Swanson
Ruth
Francis
Hawarden
Lawrence Dilly
Adolph Kovarna
Helen
Leona
Fred LaBahn
Medill
Oliver Barnes
Arthur Miller
Hazel Miller
Opal Dodd
Ejnar Hansen
Martin Trometer
E Jnar Hansen
Ralph Barkley
Gayville
S. D
Ralph, Jr
Community visits and local calls in Brunsville area
A long list of local visits and social calls in Brunsville, Craig, Adaville, Le Mars, and surrounding areas. Families including Johnsons, Borchers, Seibens, Pluegers, Toel, and Renken mark birthdays, share meals, and attend a Luther League play while neighbors visit and travelers pass through. Several sick remain noted as improving in Sioux City hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herb Morris
Westfield
Ben Toel
Otto Ludwigs
John Plueger
Henry Plueger, Jr
Henry Plueger
Adaville
Ben Borchers, Jr
Ruble
Anna Johnson
Craig
John Johnson
William
Edn Johnson
Brunsville
Craig Luther League
Harvey Johnson
Claus Seibens
William Plueger
Ben Bilks
Lois
Gert Leibens
Tillie
John Luken
Jack Reese
Jack Osterbuhr
Dennis
Ben Borchers
Fred Jacobs
John Jacobs
le Mars
Henry Helmrichs
Sioux City
Margaret Seibens
Birt Adhyne
Hilbert Hennings
Lloyd
Mammen
Betty Lou
Emert Miller
Clifford
Herman Frerichs
Shirley
Lillian
Fred Renken
Kelly Johnson
Holstein
Ivan Schulz
Chris Johnson
Near
Henry Borchers
Randall
Keith Renken
John Renken
le Mara
Weatfield
Thanksgiving Visitors and Funeral Notice in Seney Area
Social notes list numerous Thanksgiving guests visiting Seney families from Holly Springs Sioux City Le Mars Meckling Storm Lake Laverne Paullina and South Dakota. The funeral service for Mrs Gus Peck drew distant relatives and friends. The Volunteer class schedules a business and social meeting for Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Hancer
Holly Springs
Gus Peck
Wm. Detloff
Lou Christiansen
Dubauge
Alfred Meinheart
Fred Began
Storm Lake
Clarence Peck
H. R. Dealy
Pauline Riter
Sioux City
Wm. Eilers
Leeds
H. C. Det- Joff
Laverne, Minn
Ernie Reeves
Paullina
Frank Wilkenson
Henry Miehlan
Sheldon
Harry Buss
Bertha Utech
Elsie
George Utech
Aug. Utech
Marie
A. Jeffers
Alton
Chris Hendrickson
Lester Southwick
Alvin
Deltan Meyers
South Shore
S. D
Ralph Southwick
Robert Connor
Elmer DeRaad
Earl Chapman
Jean
A. McArthur
Roy McArthur
Raymond
Ruth
Melvin McArthur
Donald
Seney
Westfield Man Moves to Missouri Home
Westfield Rhudolph Guseman, staying with his uncle M A White head, departed Sunday for southern Missouri to establish his residence. Mrs Art Anderson and daughter were mentioned in the surrounding report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhudolph Guseman
M. A. Whitehead
Missouri
Art Anderson
Daugh
Local Family News and Social Happenings
Shoppers Marie and ter visit. many residents attend gatherings and visits over Thanksgiving. Nystrom of Sioux City buys James Conway farm. Harringtons and Connollys host and travel. Birthday party for Pola Holder. concerts and sewing classes at Congregational church. hospital treatments in Sioux City and Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ter
Marie
Dan Connolly
Elk Point
Wilbur Harrington
Omaha
Neb
Albert Harrington
Nystrom
Sioux City
James Conway
Cecil Harrington
Ray Connolly
Bridge Club
Louis Wahl
Mary Wahl
Pola Holder
Keith Knapp
Charles Knapp
Knapp
Elsie Cassel
Jeanne Haverdy
Pueblo
Colo
Elsie
D. Cassel
Robert Michael
Earl Michael
O. P. Moe
A. J. Thornton
Iowa City
Congregational Church
Charles Green
Marriage of Edmund Spaulding and Dot Taylor in Thanksgiving
News from Elk Point reports Edmund Spaulding, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ned Spaulding, wed Miss Dot Taylor of Indianola Iowa on Thanksgiving day. Spaulding attended Westfield Kemper Military, USD, and UI, now employed in Des Moines. Taylor a Simpson College graduate and teacher. They will reside in Des Moines after year’s start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund Spaulding
Ned Spaulding
Dot Taylor
Indianola
Iowa
Edmund
Westfield
Ging
Kemper Military School
University of South Dakota
University of Iowa
Des Moines
Daylor
Simpson College
Joy Harrington
Winifred Kindergan
Sioux City
M. F. Flynn
Walter Shearer
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Legion
Helen Bay
Woodbine
Steve Chenall
P. T. Walker
Milton Huesinkveld
A. H. Huesinkveld
Phyllis
Wayne Huesinkveld
Milton Dittmer
George
Wisner
L. D. Satterlee
Marcus
Fred Wendt
Wayne
Art Meyers
Sibley
Fred Meyers
William Brown
Paulina
George Brown
R. Herweynen
Orange City
Gale Bergama
Edward
C. A. Schneider
Albert Y Lea
Minn
Ray Irwin
Des “ G Moines
Irwin
Ethel Rake
J. M. Gray
Montour
Illinois
Egnes
Lois Simons
Granville
Ames
Henry Osterkamp
Hedde Gehrling
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Conrad Reinking
H. W. Krieger
Wheatland
Conrad F. Reinking
Germany
United States
Lowdon
Erma Lendt
South Dakota
Sioux County
Herbert
Merle
Viola Westergaard
Harry Johnson
Henry Johnson
Treton
Sacred Heart Hospital
Geo. Rickless
Frank Taylor
John Fritz
Gale Bergsma
Herman Kuiper
Gladys
Kenneth
Sanborn
E. G. Bergsma
Iowa State College
Eilene Simons
Hinton
M. O. Simons
Isabelle Linderman
Hal VandeWater
Frank Crane
Earl Wells
George Schider
Max Feldman
Eva
Elmer Siders
Hartford
Avalon
Lee Reid
Rapid City
Peter Sinkey
John Siebels
John Smith
Los Angeles
Calif
Clarence Holtdorf
Albert Holtdorf
F. W. Marienau
Wm. Marienau
Lavonne
Eva Frances
Myrna
Carl Brooks
Jean Pluess
Mike Lang
Struble
John Donnebring
Art Doubert
Peter Vanden Berg
Hull
Jesse Peebles
H. Smith
Glen Peebles
Byron Peebles
Ellen Reid
Bertha Bahr
Chas. Noble
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
M. E. Missionary Society
LaVere Green
Vern Green
Sun
A. S. Karr
Herb Ericson
Mildred Viotho
Maurice
John Viotho, Jr
Chas. Ashley
T. H. Ashley
Ella Terpstra
Hills
Helen Pasawitch
Reading Township
Tireton
Kingsley
Bertha
DeKalb, Ill
Orville
William Ernst
Ernest Hamlin Baker
Carmel
N. Y
Virginia McMullen
New York
Johnson
Preston
Koenig Howe
Claussen
Plymouth
LE Mars Globe
POST
GEO. E. Pew CO
McCormick-Deering
Nash
Wadge Coal
R.L. Budde
Mgr
Emma Anderson
Russell Waterbury
Auto Service Emporium
Pearl ST
LeMars_ Retailers
First National Bank
Member
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Tllinois Central
Chicago, St. Paul
Minneapolis & Omaha
Leghorn Springs
General Automobile
Patrickabaugh
DR. Hone
Electra
Etn Care
Lukens
Cambier Motor CO
LE Mars Globe-Post
C. C. Hirsch Motor CO
Buick
Pontiac
C. Hirsch
Wiltgen’s
LE Mars Globepost
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