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Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post

Location

Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1925

Page

3

Big plans for Brunsville January event by local committees

A Brunsville committee of Farm Bureau leaders bankers and Cooperative Elevator reps met December 28 at the Farmers Elevator to set a big January event. Members include J. H. Lucken Carl B E Popken Charles Mammen Herman J Harms Henry Harms F H Dickman and E H Boyson. A Sioux City coop meeting for northwest Iowa managers directors and county agents is planned. Representatives of shipping associations creameries and dairy marketing groups attend. The Plymouth county Farm Bureau banquet is set for January 2 at Le Mars with 11:30 a.m. banquet and 1:15 p.m. broadcast by W U College station.

Brunsville Farm Bureau Co-operative Elevator J. H. Lucken Carl BE. Popken Charles Mammen Herman J. Harms Henry Harms F. H. Dickman E H. Boyson Farmers Elevator Sioux City Iowa George W. Potter J.B. Johnson J. D. O'Bryan B. A. Ellison W. F. Codding Jonas Fursee Lois Munn Upper River District Mesdames Hunter Dennison Fursee Knapp Trautt Fry Root Hummel Hach Miss Munn Fay Knapp Hearst Plymouth County Farm Bureau

New Day Jewett Sets Detroit to Chicago Auto Record

The Paige Detroit New Day Jewett driven by Q O Borck and R Conkling Fitch completed Detroit to Chicago in 5 hours 58 minutes over 297 miles. The test beat the Wolver ine Limited railroad time, with a frost ice coated highway and nine brief stops shaping the record.

Michigan ‘Gai Detroit Station Plaza Michigan Avenue Jewett Illinois Central Station Chicago P. H. Nugent Western Union Telegraph Company G. H. Manners Michigan Central Wolverine Limited QO. B. Borck Paige-Detroit Motor Car Company R. Conkling Fitch Detroit Times Detroi Hsts Fitch Borck Pughe Papas Battle Creek Kalamazoo Benton Harbor Borck Ann Arbor Jackson Gary Paige

Midnight Mass Features Large Turnout in Remsen

Special reports midnight mass at St Marys Remsen with a large attendance and male choir. Christ Lutheran and St Pauls staged 7 pm services with Sunday school children presenting a Christmas program. Each church displayed large decorated trees laden with sweets and gifts attracting big crowds.

Remsen Remsen St. Mary’s Church Christ Lutheran Church St. Paul’s Church

Baby Deaths From Grant Township Families

The infant son of Mr and Mrs William Lubben of Grant township died this morning after a six hour life. Funeral arrangements are set for Tuesday in Grant township. Stanley Kramer aged 3 months 4 days son of Mr and Mrs Frank Kramer died Saturday and was buried Sunday at St Josephs Catholic Cemetery. He was born September 22 1925.

William Lubben Grant Twp Stanley Kramer Frank Kramer St. Joseph’s Church Stanley

Miss Freda Lemke With Parents During Christmas Break

Miss Freda Lemke, a University of Nebraska student, is spending the Christmas vacation at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Lemke.

Freda Lemke University of Nebraska Mrs. W. Lemke

Le Mars Elks Drop Two Games to Sioux City Journal

The Le Mars Elks lost both ends of a Sunday doubleheader at Nagle alleys to Sioux City Journal, trailing by 46 pins. Harnest led the Elks with 652 total pins, posting 227 194 and 281 in three games. Journal forward Hikes’s team won 4646 to 2602. Warnest tallied 184 218 281 for 638.

Wiks Nagle Sioux City Journal Biks Harnest Maples The Journal Eternal Ne Me Tien Sty Gants Warnest

Christmas Guests Bring Many Travelers For Holiday Cheer

Mr and Mrs Nate Gearke hosted an extended list of relatives and friends from Iowa Nebraska and Des Moines for Christmas Day including Fred Gearke War l Gearke Verna Gearke Henry Heidbrink Shirley J Bilenbecker and Frank Kleitach of Omaha. Various families from Sioux City Iowa Falls LeMars and Des Moines joined in the celebration with dinners and casual visiting at homes across the area.

Mary Feldman Sioux Falls Nate Gearke Fred Gearke Warl Gearke Verna Gearke Henry Heidbrink Shirley J. Bilenbecker Mra Frank Kleitach Omaha V. W. Brauchland Frank Brauch Anna Baad Matt Schroeder Iowa Mina George Striegel Chas, Corbitt Sioux City Herbert Milhollin Iowa Falls John Mathey

Faro Hoes Ar? Razed by Flames

A fire ignited by a farm home five miles south of LeMars destroyed the dwelling occupied by Mrs. Richardson. Neighbors tried to help but the house burned to the ground as LeMars fire department could not leave city limits under state law.

LeMars Mars Farm Richardson Lee Cal Deviney J. B. Nicholson Remsen John Tentinger Lawrence Tentifiger

Hampton Iowa to Drop Prize Drawing Contests

Four neighboring towns prompted the Iowa attorney general to seek an injunction against the Hampton retail merchants council over a ticket drawing tied to purchases. The council will drop the contest, with Rex Il Manatt stating no fight against the injunction and prizes valued at about $2,000 including autos and radios were planned for February 27.

Hampton Iowa Retail Merchants Council of Franklin County R. R. Stuart Merchants Council Retail Merchants Council Rex Il Manatt

Watch Service at First Baptist Church

A community watch night at the First Baptist Church Thursday evening invites everyone. A 6:30 pot luck supper precedes varied activities including religious services, supervised games, and a youth dramatization of the Christmas Carol. Rev. J. L. Pickett urges full attendance.

Baptist Church First” Baptist Church Dickens J. L. Pickett

Watch Night Service At First Presbyterian Church

A union watch night service will be held at First Presbyterian on Thursday December 31 from 10 p m to 12 15 a m with St Pauls M E Hildreth Memorial and First Presbyterian churches and their ministers participating. The program includes a 10 15 to 10 45 tong service sermon 10 45 to 11 16 social and refreshments 11 15 to 11 35 praise service and 11 35 to 12 15 consecration service. All are welcome to join in observing the passing of the old year and the entry of the new.

First Presbyterian St. Paul's M. E Hildreth Memorial J. A. Hills Mr. Nixon W. F. Belling J. W. Davis

Gillespie Student Spends Holidays in LeMars

James Gillespie Jr a medical college student at the University of Iowa visits LeMars for the holidays with his parents.

James Gillespie, Jr Medical College of the State University of Iowa LeMars Odd Sassity

Five Children First Holy Communion at St Joseph Struble

Five children, three boys and two girls, received their first holy communion at St. Joseph's parish in Struble during the Christmas midnight mass led by Rev. J. B. Greteman. Names cited include Gertrude Nolan Dorothy Short Charles Detloff Marvin Shmit Albert Determan. A large crowd attended. Radio reception on Christmas night in Le Mars was spoiled by several howlers affecting many stations.

St. Joseph’s Strublé J. B. Greteman Gertrude Nolan Dorothy Short Charles Detloff Marvin Shmit Albert Determan

Young People Sing Carols in Hospitals

A group of about 20 youths woke early on Christmas morning to sing carols at homes and two hospitals, greeting sick and aged with Christmas wishes. They enjoyed warm refreshments at Rev. Sreyffeler’s home and breakfast with Bishop and Mrs. Seager plus Prof. and Mrs. Zuehl. The annual carol tradition began years ago and draws local students and teachers to repeat the event each Christmas season.

H. Streyffeler L. H. Seager B. F. Zuehl

Plymouth County Supervisors Proceedings November 18 1925

Plymouth County Board of Supervisors meets in adjourned session with members Schinder Alesch Miller Zimmerman Bride. Minutes from Nov 9 10 approved. Refund of 2.40 dog tax approved. Bond for Hancock township clerk approved. Channel change bids awarded to Leo P Marx. Snow fence contract awarded to Nebraska Bridge Supply Lumber Co. Steel posts contract with American Steel & Wire approved. Mileage listed. Adjourned to Nov 8 next.

Board of Supervisors Schinder Alesch Miller Zimmerman Bride B. F. Held Bank of Hinton Schindel L W. Beck Hancock Henry Township Leo P. Marx Reach Nebraska Bridge Supply Lumber Co Omaha Nebr Lota F. O. B Plymouth County American Steel & Wire Koenig & Bowers Schindell Iowa

Murder Probe Costs Bankrupt Clay County Budget

Agnes Delting of Bemidji sues garage owner J S Sipes for 10000 damages plus 420 funeral expenses after her son Daniel Delting was stabbed to death. Sipes convicted of first degree murder and sentenced to hang. $5000 attached to Sipes' Spencer property. Trial costs over 5000 deplete county funds and the budget for the year is strained. Irane Sipes held a half interest deed to protect her interests amid the Spencer garage business.

Spencer Agnes V. Delting Bemidji Minnesota Daniel Delting J.S. Sipes Sipes F. C. Davidson Young Desting State Penitentiary Fort Madison Irane Sipes Clay County

Woodmen of World to Hold Election of Officers

The annual election of officers for Woodmen of World Dewey Camp 226 LeMars will take place in Columbia hall on Thursday December 31. All members are urged to attend as there are important matters to discuss. The lodge recently recruited new members and plans for younger members to hold office with a program underway.

Woodmen of the World Dewey Camp LeMars Columbia Hall

Iowa Farmers Face Broad Agricultural Outlook and Policy Moves

Iowa census data show a foundation value of 4.72 trillion for farm land buildings and machinery with 124 173 farmers on owned farms. Average land value per acre stands at 136.27 dollars with 35.84 dollars mortgage per owned acre. More than 200 000 farmers exist in the state and 26 947 have modern homes. Leaders from farm groups press for a grain export corporation while the Iowa railroad commission backs interstate bus traffic regulation. Warehousing acts cover 65 counties and corn under seal crib certificates exceed 5000000 bushels. Governor Hammill promotes corn sugar exports with gifts to other governors, and state parole actions reveal Christmas decisions. Jardine supports labeling required for corn sugar use, resisting any federal revision to allow unlabeled use in food products.

Capitol Dome Lou FE. Morgans Iowa

Marriage Licenses and Local Notices From Sioux City and LeMars

Marriage licenses list Glen G. Lynes and Mildred Heckler in Sioux City Arthur McCarl 31 and Clara M Murray 22 in Kingsley Frank Kleitsch of Omaha visiting Le Mars for Christmas with sister Mrs J P Hilenbecker. drama division of the Departmental club to meet with Mrs B H A Dalton on Wednesday Dec 30 at 3 pm Loyalties by John Galesworth to be read by Mrs I T Martin and discussed by the club.

Glen G. Lynes Sloux City Mildred Heckler Sioux City Arthur McCarl Kingsley Clara M. Murray Kingeley Frank Kleitsch Omaha LeMars J. P. Hilenbecker Frank Omaha Bee BH. A. Dalton John Galesworth I. T. Martin

Kilker Couple Welcome 11-Pound Daughter in 1925 Birth

Mr and Mrs Arnold Kilker of Washington township announce the birth of an 11 pound daughter on Friday morning December 25 1925. This makes two girls and a boy for the Kilker family. Harold Robbins of Sioux City visited relatives and friends in LeMars over Sunday.

Arnold Kilker Washington Township Kilker Harold Robbins Sioux City Relatves and LeMars

Subzero Weather as New Year Arrives in LeMars

After a mild Christmas, LeMars faced a sharp cold snap. By Saturday morning the government thermometer read 14 below, rising to 9 below by Sunday morning. Bright sun dogs appeared Saturday and again yesterday as no snow fell and officials warned the cold would persist.

LeMars B. C. Woolley

Household Hints by Betty Webster

Container for ashes should be metal to insure safety and prevent grate damage from cooling ashes. To freshen velvet, boil water in a tea kettle, cover the sprout with muslin, and steam velvet pieces to restore freshness.

How To Buy Grapefruit And Cucumbers

Grapefruit should be judged by weight with the heaviest fruit likely yielding more juice. For cucumbers choose medium sized specimens as large ones are often pest prone and less desirable.

How to Buy Potatoes

Advice warns against very large potatoes as they may have a hole in the middle. Choose evenly sized tubers for better bake and cooking results.

Cabbage Pineapple Salad Recipe Oddity

A recipe lists 144 cups of grated cabbage and 1 cup of chopped pineapple with unknown fractions for celery and almonds. The method instructs to mix and serve with a fruit salad dressing, presenting an unusual ingredient scale and incomplete measurements.

Oven Baked Pork Chops With Corn Flakes

Coat pork chops in beaten egg, dredge in corn flakes, and place in a roasting pan. Top each with a slice of onion and bake until done.

Ginger Marmalade Sandwiches Prep Guide

Cut up preserved ginger and small pieces. Mix with orange marmalade. Spread butter on thin bread and form sandwiches with the ginger marmalade mixture.

Walnut Date Bread and Easy Winter Supper Tip

Recipe hints for a date walnut bread with flour sugar eggs and baking powder. Instructions cover mixing dry ingredients adding nuts and dates then egg yolks and whites, baking in cans. Ends with a simple creamed dried beef and baked potatoes winter supper idea.

Baked Apple Sauce Grease Casserole Recipe Note

Peel apples and cut into quarters then layer in a casserole with butter sugar and Nutmeg. Bake about one hour until puffed and firm. Serve with whipped or plain cream. Readers may ask Betty Webster questions about recipes and household hints.

Betty Webster

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Co-Operative Union Two Consolidated School Fox News John Hentges Watertown Steve Hentges Yankton LE Mars Elks S. C Earnest tLocal J. Scott Raymond Tripp University of Chios Mr. Sotath Charles Tripp Frances and Celia Sullivan Mrs. Wm. Schafer LeMara Vincent Freymann Jeanne Freymann John Streng John J. Starzl Des Moines F. J. Starsy John Staral R. J. Starzl P. J. Starzl John Stars LE Mars Goodfellows Lady Weewewenne Wm. Zimmerman J. Ruble Ben Nicholson, Jr Allen Smith Red Owl Store Tom Rinehart Wallace Winslow John Starzl St. Joseph's Church Struble Plymouth County Board of Supervisors Fidelity & Casualty Company A. Langhout Fidelity & Casualty Fedelity & Casualty Company W. H. Zimmerman Gustave Alesch J. J. Schinde J. G. Miller Ed Bride Ernest Farris Cherokee County Johanna Farris Cherokee Gost County Woodmen OF World Rotary Jardine's Corn Belt Iowa State Railroad Commission Congress Interstate Commerce Commission Mark G. Thornburg John Hammill United States State Board of Parole U.S William Jardine Jardine State Secretary of Agriculture Thornburg Federal Department
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