Society social rounds fill LeMars week with cards and luncheons
A long list of society events fills a LeMars week with bridge and 500 games at multiple homes and clubs. Mrs. Poeckes hosts a large gathering for bridge and 500, Royal Neighbors meet at Columbia hall, N. C. A. club guests, Gateway club attendees, and St. Pauls guild complement a busy social calendar with luncheons, Valentine motifs, and formal dinners. Initiation at LeMars Chapter No. 70, O. BE. S., includes Helen Wyke, with social hour and refreshments. Upcoming dances and club meetings, including En Nouvelle and Battenburg, keep residents active through February.
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Royal Neighbors
Columbia Hall
John Strong
B. ¥. Remner
W. Lillie
H. Burgard
Nick Hazel
LeMars
O. BE. S
Masonic Temple
Helen Wyke
Local Club Meetings Warm with Talks and Hostesses
D Baldwin’s home hosted a paper on earthquakes during the program with roll calls on the same subject. Mrs Walter Huxtable and Mrs R D Sherman joined as hostesses of the Young Ladies Auxiliary Tuesday evening at Mrs Huxtable’s home. Brief business preceded a social hour and refreshments. Mrs H H Cannon presided at the St Georges Guild Tuesday afternoon with visiting then brief business. A Valentine luncheon followed at five. The drama branch of the Departmental club met Wednesday with Mrs George Richards hosting. Mrs Wm Blue read and interpreted The World and His Wife by Charles D Nerdlinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Baldwin
F. M. McGlothlen
Walter Huxtable
R. D. Sherman
Young Ladies Auxiliary
H. H. Cannon
St. Georges Guild
George Richards
Wm. Blue
Charles D. Nerdlinger
Brunsville Social News Highlights Local Visits
Brunsville residents and guests fill weekends with calls visits and shopping. Mr and Mrs Chris Lendit and son Bobbie weekended at Chas Richards. Joe Simeon and daughters shopped in LeMars. Miss Mabel Bauerly hosted the Friendship club. Louie Albright and family visited. Minnie Albright stayed with Louie. Dirks family and Mrs Lena Pageler host Sunday gatherings. Frerichs and Darlene visited. banker Henry Harms spent days in Chicago. Darlene Frerichs visited Henry Marienau. St Peters Lutheran women held a Friday gathering. Julia Ceilley and Johanna Dirks dined with Mabel Bauerly. Helen Harms visited Floyd Dickman. Jack Reese and Mrs John Luken shopped in Sioux City. county superintendent Pierson visited Brunsville schools. Marienau families moving to George Zimmerman residence. Bauerly and Dennler family health notes. Crathorne ladies aid hosted. Harter and Bauerly called on Victor Layeur. Siebens and Fischer families enjoyed a Sioux City outing. Rev Zink visited Rev Schempp. Will Bauerly visited Merrill and Joe Simeon.
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Chris Lendit
Bobbie
Wek End
Chas. Richards
Joe Simeon
LeMars
Mabel Bauerly
Friendship Club
Charlie Rowe
Brunsville
Louie Albright
George Albright
Minnie Albright
Earnest Marienau
Philip, S. C
George Zimmerman
Ed ‘Marienau
George Bauerly
Alvin Dennler
Crathorne Ladies' Aid
Sid’ Locer
Henry Harter
Geo. Bauer
Will Bauerly
Merrill
Dr Caldwell's Three Rules for Constipation Health
Dr Caldwell warned that constipation can occur despite care and urged mild vegetable remedies over drastic purges. He advocated Syrup Pepsin for family use to relieve constipation biliousness headaches and fevers, advising a cool head warm feet and restrained trial bottles.
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Caldwell
Rupture Shield Expert Visits Sioux City for Free Talk
C F Redlich, Rupture Appliance Expert, offers free consultations from 10 a m to 3 p m on two days in Sioux City. He claims his Perfect Retention Shields instantly relieve rupture, improve opening, and strengthen tissues without belts or legstraps. He cites 75% recovery in ruptured children and warns against mail order devices.
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C. F. Redlich
Notice of Franchise Hearing for Iowa Public Service Co.
The Board of Railroad Commissioners sets February 19, 1929 at 10 a.m. in Des Moines for a hearing on a petition by Iowa Public Service Co. Sioux City to erect and maintain electric transmission poles wires towers and fixtures along described public and private lands in Plymouth County Iowa. Objections must be in writing.
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Board of Railroad Commissioners
Plymouth County
Iowa Public Service Company
Sioux City
Iowa
State of
Said
Board of Railroads Commissioners
Des Moines
Board of Railroad Commissioners Hearing Notice Des Moines
The text notes a hearing notice filed in triplicate at least five days before the hearing date. It states the objector should be represented by Wyborne who has full authority to act. Dated in Des Moines Iowa January 22 1929 and attested by Secretary Geo L McCaughan. File B-1156. Published in LeMars Globe-Post January 31 and February 7 1929.
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Wydoreoné
Des Moines
Iowa
Board OF Railroad ‘Commissioners
State OF Iowa
Géo. L. McCaughan
Le Mars residents visit and attend local events
OYENS Mr and Mrs Bert Kemp of Le Mars spent Friday at the home of Bert Kemp's brother Joe Kemp. H C Anderson and daughter of LeMars were guests of Mr and Mrs Niels Mortensen Sunday. Mrs James Burns and daughter of LeMars visited Mr and Mrs Mike Weber Thursday. Mrs Peter Fisch and daughter Gertrude were guests at a party by the Mases Jennie and Ursula Fisch of Le Mars Wednesday. Margaret Schultz of Remsen stayed with her brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs John Meis last week. Miss Alberts of Struble assists Mrs Mike Weber with house work. Mr and Mrs Joe Nothem visited friends Thursday evening. Miss Libby Kuntzel gave a demonstra tion in the KC club room last Tuesday. St Catherine's school pupils gave a brief program on their music class method. Mr and Mrs Charles Kuster attended the wedding of Miss Anna.
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Bert Kemp
LeMars
LéMars
Margaret Schultz
Remsen
John Meis
Miss Alberts
Struble
Mike’ Weber
Joe Nothem
Libby Kuntzel
Music Course
St. Louis
K. C
St. Catherine’s School
Charles Kuster
Anna
Local Notices and Social Notes From Remsen Area
Nilles to J N Sherlock Remsen on Tuesday morning. J Li Doud departed for Fort Dodge to enter the bowling tournament. A boy was born to Mr and Mrs Ben Hansen on Monday February 4. Billy Meacham of Sioux City visited grandparents Chas Kuster. Irene Ludwig of Remsen was guest of Gertrude Fisch. Axel Jensen bought an electric radio. Lois Mortensen, five, daughter of Mr and Mrs Nis Mortensen, is a patient at LeMars hospital. Mrs Mike Brucher of Remsen spent time locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Fisch
Axel Jensen
Lois Mortensen
Nis Mortensen
LeMars Hospital
Mike Brucher
Remsen
Second and worse flu wave feared in health alert
Health authorities warn a current decline in new flu cases may mask a second and worse wave. They urge preventing colds to avoid bronchitis or pneumonia, noting overuse of medicines can upset digestion. Vicks VapoRub is recommended as a safe first sign remedy to apply to throat and chest at bedtime.
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Vicks VapoRub
Parties and visits in Remsen noted at week start
Monday events in Remsen include a party at the home of Mr and Mrs Mike Weber attended by Mrs L Jr Kass and Mrs John Meis hosted by Mrs L S Homan. Mrs Joe Majeres visited her father Anthony Delperdang, and Charles Kuster was a business visitor in Remsen.
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Mike Weber
John Meis
L.s.homan
Remsen
Joe
Majerés
Anthony Delperdang
Charles Kuster
Remseh
Fragmentary Coquette Quip Sparks Gentlemen’s Scrutiny
A ruined fragment shows a coquette remark about a handsome man. The line hints at a greenish spot on a waistcoat and notes all the gentlemen eagerly scrutinizing their own fronts. The excerpt preserves period stage language and social teasing.
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Efrers
Digital Echoes: Student Responds to Preference Question
Fragmentary text shows a student named Jim being asked about liking something at a school nicknamed échodt. The reply indicates uncertainty and an intent to avoid staying, reflecting a hesitant attitude toward the topic.
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Mra
J.P. Poeckes
Bridge
N. C. A. Club
Ed Nelle
Gateway Club
Reuben Deviney
John Starzl
Marcathelen
Valentine
Emma Bogen
Ohio
St. Paul's Guild
Chris Miller
Will Remer
Geo. Russ
Lillian Bogen
J. C. Gillespie
Auction Bridge
Masons
F. F. Nicolls
Ray Stebbins
W. R. Teefey
R. J. Joynt
Rosemary Sartori
M. B. Starr
M. O. Monroe
C. Cooke
Decorah Club
J. W. Harker
M. A. Cass
J. M. Hayes
George Harker
James Watson
William Penning
H. H. Club
DR. Caldwell
West Hotel
Home Office
Beaton Block
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Sherton
Marie Norton
Marie
Asherton
True Story Magazine
WOR
Columbia
Frigidaire
Échodt
Jimmy
Ike
Scott
Teread
Zane
Ohio State University
Plymouth Milling CO
First National Bank
LS Mars
Marion Township
Ovens
Blackmare
Hampshire
Emerson
Baylor
Janesville
David Bradley
Coleman
de Laval
Mandy Lee
Margaret Hickey
G. E. Kilers
American Trust & Savings Bank
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