Local Social and Farm News From Sioux City Market to Holiday Preparations
Special Correspondent notes cattle at Sioux City market Friday. Many visits and family gatherings in Gayville LeMars and Akron areas. Illness of Mrs Cliff at Leander Dunedin. speedy recovery hoped. Bride Helen Becker honored at a large miscellaneous shower in LeMars. Community events include Christmas program rehearsals, church services, and plans for a New Year watch party. Local visits from Hazel South Dakota to Sheldon, Orange City, and Sioux City for school events, performances, and dairy association opening.
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Sioux City
Herald
Darville
Chas
Gayville
3. D
Matthew Puts
Ft. Berthold
N. D
Ole Olson
Ernest Clff
Leeda
C. L. Britton
Aome
Cliff
Britton
Geo. Hinde
Tno
Hinde
D. F.mcarthur
Bert Criswell
Jay Donlin
Virla Cook
Cook Home
Misa Helen Becker
Henry Kohler
George
Herbert
Doris
Agnes Ladenberger
Donald
LeMars
W. J. Reeves
Walter Woodhouse
Chambers
Hazel, S. D
Frank Becker
Arthur Reeves
F. B. Rees
Hazel
Helen Becker
Harry Clarkson
Wentworth
S. D
Henry Zimmerman, Sr
John Lancaster
B. M. Lancaster
R. A. Hawkins
M. J. Lancaster
Co-operative Dairy Association
North
Frank Perry
Stour City
C. W. Reeves
Orange City
Misses Schmidt
Dan McArthur
Miles McArthur
Hthel
Joyce
Sheldon
D. F. McArthur
Elizabeth March
Geo. Osborne
Jessie
Loie
Georgine
Ina. Osborne
Albert Penning
Fern Chapman
Ina Lancaster
Sam McSparen
Ladies Aid Society
Farm Bureau
Anthony Betsworth
Sutherland
Mary Daugherty
H. C. Detloff
Local notes on illness and visits in South Lincoln
A number of residents report colds and throat troubles blamed on the weather. Victor Harrison delivered corn to R Jennings. Attendees of August Bennebeese's funeral traveled from local towns to LeMars. L Saunders, Geo Junck attended a Clarence Plumer gathering near Lawton. Fred Calkins bought horses in Sioux City. Wm Barnholtz and family visited Victor Harrison. H Hoffman visited Sioux City. Plans form to attend Geo Peron sale in Union on the 18th. Mr Peron was a far-
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Victor Harrison
R. Jennings
Bennebeese
LeMars
L. Saunders
Geo. Junck
Clarence Plumer
Lawton
Fred Calkins
Sioux City
Wm. Barnholtz
Leeds
Henry Hoffman
Geo. Peron
Union
Mr. Peron
Christmas program and basket social in Diat No 3 Lincoln
May and resident Henry Anderson delivered corn to Julius Mencke. Mr and Mrs Ray Lakkerty visited. Las sis parents A A Will Robinson visited W Robinson family near Lawton. Margaret Lite weekend in Sioux City. Dec 22. Ladies bring baskets. Fred Harrison visited Joe McKibbon home. Art Epling delivered oats in Hinton for L Saunders.
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May
Henry Anderson
Julius Mencke
Ray Lakkerty
Lassis
Joe McKibbon
Art Epling
Hinton
L. Saunders
Christmas shoppers and visitors in the Union area
Northwest Union residents and relatives are noted visiting Sioux City for Christmas shopping and meals. A sequence of holiday calls and meals includes Staebell, Fischer, Schoenrock, Horsberg, Eyres, and others. The Akron doubleheader endured as Union victories. Union school to observe two weeks of Christmas vacation.
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Alving Dann
Henrietta Fischer Ehner Fischer
Leonard Schoenrock
John Herrberg
Ray Walsh
Sioux City
Union School
Fredonia Community Notes and Holiday Events
Little Marion Juhl has been on the sick list the past week. A program by Dist No 4 pupils is set for December 18 with Miss Dagmar Lee as teacher. Lunch will be sold and a fishing pond will attract guests. The Fredonia Farm Bureau basket social and piano debt payoff event raised about $60 for the organization. Henry Vogelaar underwent an operation in Rochester, Minnesota. Mr. and Mrs. Axel Petersen hosted guests for a birthday celebration. Miss Emma Smeenk will present a Christmas program December 23, inviting all. Lucille Kohler visited Merrill relatives. Morten Mortensen and family hosted Sunday dinner. Edward Koldenhoven missed school due to illness.
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Marion Juhl
H. C. Anderson
Martin Kress
Merrill
Dist
Dagmar Lee
Henry Vogelaar
Peter Vogelaar
Rochester
Mian
Fredonia Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Axel Petersen
J. R. Foreman
Sioux City
Q. Anderson
Sherman
M. D
M. C. Anderson
Emma Smeenk
Center School
Lucille Kohler
H. P. Mortensen
Morten Mortensen
Edward Koldenhoven
Femra
Eastern Stanton Social Roundup Leaves Local Traces
Mr and Mrs Pete Gainor hosted Sunday evening calls from Easton Stanton. Multiple neighbors, including Frank Dunn, Alvina Dunn, and John Brennan, visited in LeMars and Merrill. The notes list callers, visits, and small trips among families and friends, with recurring mention of Dunn, Crowley, and Fischer households and local errands.
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Eastern Stanton
Pete Gainor
John Dunn
Ralph Schrooten
Frank Dunn
Frank Bray
LeMars
Francis Keenan
Frank Plendl
Henrietta Fischer
Alvina Dunn
Amy Crowley
John Brennan
Matt Brennan
Rose
Ralph Bergan
John Sullivan
Lloyd Cowan
Frank Secor
Cedar Falls
Tim Bergan
Ray Walsh
B. J
Sioux City
Merrill
Elgin W. P. Justman hog shipment on Sioux City market
The report notes Elgin W. P. Justman had a shipment of hogs on the Sioux City market on Thursday. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tachampel in Sioux City on Thursday. Mrs. Harold Hinde and children returned home at Haxtum, Colorado after weeks with relatives here. Frank Strub of Dell Rapids, S. D.
Visits and Travel Ties in Local Notices
Andrew Johnson of Emmett Nebraska spent a few days at the W M Thompson home. Albert Haas visited Sioux City Thursday. Wm Pritchett returned from Moville early in the week. Paul Wilhelms went to Sioux City Wednesday before entering the navy. Leora and Lloyd Laughton drove to Lincoln Sunday for August Binneboese's funeral.
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W. P. Justman
Andrew Johnson
Emmett
Neb
W. M. Thompson
Albert Haas
Sioux City
Wm. Pritchett
Moville
Paul Wilhelms
Navy
Miss Leora
Lloyd Laughton
Lincoln
August Binneboese
Receipts of corn modest amid fluctuating grain prices
Barley and feed barley quoted at 1.90 and 1.60 per 100 lbs. Flax prices declined with other grains. Current receipts lag crushing demand as crushers draw on stocks. Argentine developments remain the main driver of the domestic price situation with mixed reports suggesting potential damage to crops and flax cutting in Argentina may begin in November with the main harvest due around early December.
Sunday Schedule for German Service and School
Sunday school at 9 30 with German preaching at 10 30 followed by Sunday school practice at 1 30. Deybabnas meet 6 3 in ices.
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Ices
Plymouth county Iowa bids on burial paupers papers and doctoring of the poor
Notice from the Plymouth county board of supervisors sets bid times on January 4 1926 for burial of paupers official newspapers and doctoring the poor. Bids may be district or county wide with six districts listed LeMars Merrill Akron Remsen Kingsley Hinton and limits. Board may reject any bids. Signed F W Stamp county auditor. Published in The Globe-Post December 24 and 31.
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Board of Supervisors
Plymouth County
Iowa
LeMars
Grant
Higin
America
Washington
Merrill
Plymouth
Johnson, Stanton and Liberty
Akron
Portland
Preston
Westfield
Sioux
Remsen
Meadow
Fredonia
Remsen Township
Kingsley
Garfield
Union
Elkhorn
Henry
Hinton
Lincoln
Hungerford
Perry
Hancock
F. W. Stamp
Globe-Post
Union Wins Double-Header at Akron
Union Consolidated high school boys and girls basketball teams defeated Akron high school last Friday evening in Akron. Boys won 24 to 5 with Williams, Flow, Silkebakken leading and substitutions Bainbridge Byres Uroff Lilbirker. Girls won 26 to 7 led by Thompson Paulson Hoyt Waterbury and Murphy with Ghee and Timmons also contributing. substitutions Sampson Pratt Cross Akers.
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Union
Union Consolidated High School
Akron High School
Akron
Union Pos
Williams
Silkebakken Smith
Paulson Hoyt
Waterbury Peron
Creams Murphy Heesch
Ghee Ceneeks
Nell Timmons
Go Ogden Keegan
Washland
Sampson
Pratt
Cross and Akers
Christmas Programs At St John’s Lutheran Church
St John’s Lutheran Church schedules English services at 10 30 with no Sunday school session. Christmas program rehearsal set for Sunday at 2 PM and all participants to meet Saturday at 9 30 AM. Choir meets Saturday evening. Christmas Eve exercises on December 24 at 7 PM led by Pastor J J Volimar.
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St. John’s
St. John’s Church
J. J. Volimar
Local social notes and club events summary
Special Correspondent reports on Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kherberg enjoying a new radio, while Geo Prendle hauled corn to Robert Hodgson. Several residents, including Miss Blanche Bunch and Miss Margaret Britt, visited relatives or spent weekends with family. Mr. and Mrs. J. Bunch returned from Doan Iowa, and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Berner were in Sioux City. Lippke sold hogs in Sioux City and Mrs. Schulz’s family visited LeMars. A Lutheran church supper and bazaar in Lincoln drew a large crowd, with proceeds aiding a delegation to Ames. The Seleco club planned a meeting December 15 at the Norbert Ruhland home, inviting mothers to attend. E Lippke and Wm. Stoner traveled to Sioux City to obtain an instrument for the farm bureau unit. An oyster supper honored Mr. and Mrs. Walter Eherberg at the Wm. Stoewer home.
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Albert Kherberg
Geo. Prendle
Robert Hodgson
Blanche Bunch
Bunch
Doan
Margaret Britt
Cherokee
Ray Berner
Sioux City
BH. Lippke
O. J. Schulz
LeMars
Ladies Aid
Lutheran Church of Lincoln
John Ruhland
Thomas Britt
Seleco Club
M. J. Bixby
Ames
Norbert Ruhland
Miss Munn
E. Lippke
Wm. Stoner
Western Stanton Family and Visitors Round Up Local Notes
Ming Viola Wilhelmi of Sioux City visits parents Mr. and Mrs. Nic Wilhelmi. Ray Berner sells cattle in Sioux City market. The Torbets visit D W Geary home. Epling family travels to Lakefield Minnesota. Hoffmanns visit LeMars. Erle Lippke calls in Sioux City. Grace Carpenter of Sedora visits Arnold Schrooten and Martin Webker. Peck Geary visit LeMars. Ray Berner family shop in Sioux City. Hart shoppers in Sioux City. Will Epling attends funeral of Mr. Lucy. Epling family at Greenwood parents before sale. Greenwood to move to Merrill. Ralph Schrooten and O D Hart visit Sioux City. Simon Grimjes shop in Sioux City.
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Western Stanton
Ming Viola Wilhelmi
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Sioux City
Nic Wilhelmi
Ray Berner
Ms. V. Torbet
D. W
O. D. Hart
le Mars
Will Epling
Lucy
Greenwood
Merrill
Ralph Schrooten
Simon Grimjes
Death of August Binneboese in Lincoln Inp
August Ludwig Binneboese aged 66 passed away at his home in Lincoln Inp on Thursday December 10 after a long life of military service in Germany and farming in the United States. He was born in 1848 in Germany, served in the Franco Prussian War era, emigrated in 1873, married Emily Werner in 1880, and leaves ten children, numerous grandchildren, a brother, a half sister, and surviving in Illinois Iowa and California. The funeral was held at the Lutheran church in Lincoln Inp with Rev. R. J. Torgler officiating. burial arranged by Luken's.
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August Binneboese
Chicago
Joliet
Ill
Kandell County
Emily Werner
Plainfield
Plymouth County
Lincoln
William of
LeMars
Albert
Johnnie
Chas. Moser
Kitge~ley
Herman
Lang
Statitom Twn
Mré
Wm.Faanzen
Henry
Johm Binneboese
Kowalke
Leeds
Robert Heimgartner
Long Beach
Cal
R. J. Torgler
Luken
Jesus
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Northwest Union
Joe Staebell
R. Fischer
Rosella Saebeil
Gerd von Hegel
Jonn Merar
Leomard Schoenrock
Ralph Dantes
Leonard Schoer
American Trust and Savings Bank
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Sale Pavilion
LE Mars, Iowa
Alexandria
South Dakota
John P. Weber
G. E. Eilers
Norman Bolser
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