Remsen Town Notes Include Meetings and Visits
Special correspondent reports rail depot staff changes and a vacation in Calera. A farm bureau meeting at the Grand Opera House was postponed due to stormy weather with a full program planned for Remsen Meadow Fredonia and Marion townships. Catholic Daughters pantry sale and various Sioux City trips are noted among local residents and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remsen
Acst
Senban I
Caleae
Scott Gee
Albert ‘Ohlendorf
Roland Wents
Sioux City
Farm Bureau
Grand Opera House
Meadow
Fredonia
Marion
The
Catholic Daughters of America
Homan and Daldrup
Lon Rosberg
Garretson
S. D
Ferdinand Moeller
Elmer Hodgens
Gus Mohr
John Scharf
Geo. Kieffer
Tony Tasseler
LeMars
Kings Daughters sew for sale at Christian Reformed church
Ireton special correspondent reports the Kings Daughters of the Christian Reformed church meet at the parlor to sew for a forthcoming sale. Community members visit relatives, attend events, and note illnesses, births, and losses among local families.
Community notes include bake sale funds aid Ames short course
A Center 4 H girls club bake sale at Wm Pikaart store raised money to send three girls to the Ames short course. Local families visit, illness updates note Isabel Linderman with chicken pox and Mrs. Kellerman ill in Hawarden. Town news covers visitors, travel, and a new Ford coupe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogey-Gray
Center
Eagle Two
Alvin Hufsinkveldt
Craig
Pikaart General Store
Ames
Isabel Linderman
Albert Linderman
Albert Bruins
Minn
Wm. Moon
Presbyterian Church
G. Bergsma
Luella Morrison
Iowa City
Edna Brabant
LeMars
EB. C. Carpenter
W M S Bazaar At Bixby Home Nets Over Sixty Nine Dollars
A large crowd attended the social and bazaar hosted by the ladies of the W. M. S. at the M. J. Bixby home on Friday evening. Proceeds from the supper and bazaar totaled over 69 dollars. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Berner hosted relatives to honor Mrs. G. B. Berner, who left for a winter trip to California. W. G. Peck and Ray Berner also thrash ed corn Monday. The Stanton W. M. S. met last week at the Berner home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Kings Daughters
Christian Reformed Church
Antone Vander Hoef
Maurice
Verda Shilliam
Elmer Dittmer
R. A. Vander Schaaf
Sioux City
John Beernick
Gilmore
Alice
Rock Rapids
Wm. Schilling
Corsica
S. D
Jake DeVries
Jno
Haverhals
Margaret Dykshoorn
J. P .Shutt
Sioux Center
Kathleen
Frank Wells
Albert Null
LeMars
Henry Johnson
Hawarden
Alice Moew
Choral Club
Miss Moew
Ed. Blemers
C. Heidebrink
Lana Goin
San Francisco
Cal
Land of Sunshine
John Shrader
Marshall
Hull
T. Knuebel
Henry Ten Napel
Hagle Twp
Joe Thomas
W. J. Taylor
Center Two
Taylor
Frank Bowden
Garret
Wilimena Braayer
John Draayer
Western Stanton
M. J. Bixby
Ray Berner
G. B. Berner
California
W. G. Peck
Stanton W. M. S
Farmers, neighbors gather for club and visits
The column lists routine social calls from Mrs. Ed Knapp and many families visiting in LeMars Sioux City Kingsley Struble Merrill Merrill area. It notes a farm bureau ladies unit meeting at L Bixby home and widespread Sunday dining guests at multiple homes including Lang, Lentz, Hart and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John’ Bunch
Farm Bureau
L. Bixby
Martin Wecker
Ed Knapp
LeMare
C. D. Hart
Sioux City
Chas
LeMars
Ben Brandstetter
Will Fisher
Will Epling
O. D. Hart and Son
D. W. Geary
Merrill
Bert Knapp
Henry
Joint township meeting at Grand Opera House reports
Meantime a large crowd attended the Grand Opera House last evening for a joint meeting of Meadow Fredonia Man townships farm districts. Speakers included Joe Neffeter on banking and Gus Arch on athletics with Treiven brothers, plus R. S. Myers on tax reduction.
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Eae
Erie Corel Ema Dev
Ae Remaen
Meadow
Fredonia
Man ‘Fon
Direag Uptts
The
Grand Opera
Thaia
Nat & Wretook
Sr ml Y Bt
Merc Y Mre
Joe Neffeter
Gus Alerch
Athletica
Treiven Brothers
Peate
Myres
Perea
Deomed to ehjey thie prota mu
The note reads like a garbled message about enjoying the program. Details are unclear and no identifiable people or events are present.
St Marys Defeats Alton 88 to 18 In Fast Road Game
The St Marys high school basketball team traveled to Alton Friday and defeated the Alton high school team by 88 to 18 in a fast-paced game. A fair sized crowd witnessed the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remsen
St. Mary's High School
Alton Friday Avenue
Alton High School
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Ireton
Ase
Eewells
Eaery Titblack
G. S. Pitts
Orman Kellerman
Fritz Linderman
J. A. Linderman
D. R. Stewart
Guihex
Parker
le Mars
Counee
Fred Park
Stewart
Brodie
Lé Mars
Andy Oaken
R. W. Trautmann
Frank B. Sdeuel
Freed- Eisemann
Crosley
Thompson Auto Supply
Fasten
American Trust& Savings Bank
Iowa
First National Bank
le Mars, Iowa
Santa Claus
Béate Alton
le Mars “Commercial Club
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