Craig Independent News Briefs From January Report
The Craig garage changes hands with H G Eilers selling to John Popken and Driest Muller while Muller plans to stay and run a shop. Eilers continues battery service and will handle radio and electrical work. Nearby, Emil and Louis Van der Ham escape a icy crash near a freight train, cars damaged but occupants unharmed. Community notes cover visitors, weather, church meetings, school activities, and local business moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craig Independent
Craig
Flow Tiahagément
H. G. Ilors
John Popken
Muller
General Electric
Emil
Louis van der Ham
Ireton
Sioux City
Minnie Pieper
Battle Creek
Alma Christiansen
Gerd Henrichs
Diller
Neb
Rickles Gerdes
Independent
Emil Schulz
H. F. Baack
A. F. Winterfeld
Herman Schulz
Will Baack
Henry Baack
Grant
Johnson
John Weyen
Hollis Noble
Argonne
S. D
Lloyd Port
Jncle
Gerd Oltmanns
Fred Pageler
LeMars
Gerd Null
Anna Kallsen
Remsen
George H. Null
Cecil
Preston
Emil Johnson
Ha- Warden
RB. H
Farmers Savings Bank
Struble
Gerdes
St. John's Lutheran Church
Ofcera
John H. Peters
John H. Oilers
John G. Popken
Henry Fett
Fred
Fredonia Farm Bureau Holds Monthly Meeting
Fredonia special correspondent reports the Fredonia farm bureau met with Mrs. Andrew Juhl on Thursday afternoon for their monthly gathering. Attendance was good and after business with no special program, they decided to give part of the sewing lesson readers saw Tuesday to the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredonia Farm Bureau
Andrew Juhl
Remsen Social Notes and Local News Roundup
Remsen items list New Year greetings visits from the Ahtmann and Kennedy families. Melvin Kramer returns to Morning Side College. hospital updates on Mrs. Henry Schorg. Bank of Struble closes after years of liquidation. Farmers Savings expands. Fire near misses at the Dose home. remodeling at Rassatore building underway. Quilt project by Catholic women. Kass joins New York Life. Local births, baptisms, and social visits populate a broad community update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
J. H. Ahtmann
Anna Arney
James Greteman
Frank Kennedy
Frank Kaine
Kennedy
Anna Nilles
Weller
Dell Rapids
John Weiland
Henry Schorg
Sacred Heart Hospital
LeMars
N. Kass
Joe Lotz
Paul Wagner
Peter Arens
John Meis
Ovens
Jos. N. Tre
H. Fromme
Carl Dose
B. Wagner
Margaret Kass
Anna
Alexandria
Remsen
Barbara Sudtélgte
D. J. Frank
F. A. Stevers
Huron
Singer Soft
Hinster & Wengler
Rassatore
Remsen Mercantile Company
Missionary Association of Catholic Women
Joe Galles
Henry H. Kass
Kass
New York Life Insurance Company
Sioux City
Lfe Insurance
Clyde Pieper
Marcel Margen
Matgen
Clyde
Alice Delaney
8. P. Delaney
Marcus
Aloysius Bunkers
Colman
S. D
Bunkers
Oscar Olson
Minneapolis
John B. Kramer
Madison
S. C
Mr. Olson
Barney Bunkers
Kramer
Mary Lammers
Ers
Henry Duncan
Ruthwell
Scotland
Great Britain
Savngs
Kingsley Notes and Local Visits Include Farm Search
Kingsley area updates with Floyd Pittman and visitors from Sioux City and LeMars. Reports include broadcasting by Phyllis Brownell, Women’s Relief meeting, farm bureau activities, and several family visits, hospital recovery, births, and local movements among residents and neighbors.
Stanton Farm Bureau Meeting Plans January 14
Stanton special correspondent reports the Stanton farm bureau will meet with Mrs Ed Knapp on January 14. The program centers on trimmings and accessories including gingham ric rac embroidery floss needles thread scissors and four hole buttons. Plans for the program will be made and each member is to bring supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanton Farm Bureau
Ed Knapp
Community notices and visits in Le Mars area
A nature and instructional lesson on and accessories was given with attendees including Mrs. Hd Knapp Mrs. Will Hodgson Mrs. W. Stoewer Mrs. M. J. Bixby Miss Ethel Hodgson Mrs Ray Berner and Mrs L.H. Biz by. Several local residents were guests at grandparents’ home in LeMars and at the Schulz Kowalke and Muecke homes during New Year celebrations. Numerous visits, dinners, and short course attendance at Ames are noted. Nearby deaths include Mrs. James Croston Mamie Kimball remembered by Stanton residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Kingsley
Hoy van Norsdel
Clara Lehman
Mt. Morris
Rosco van Norsdel
Sioux City
James McCartney
Thomas Hardie
H. Sibley
May Heacock
Heacock
James Wesley Wright
Vermillion
Quarn
Wright
Eis Moon
Hd Knapp
Will Hodgson
W. Stoewer
M. J. Bixby
Ethel Hodgson
Ray Berner
L.H. Bizby
Harriet Harker
Robert Hodgson
LeMars
G. C. Schulz
Clarence. Schulz
Clarence Kowalke
Leeds
Wm. Stoewer
Gladys
I. Muecke
Shiner Britt
Florence
Pipestone
Minn
Schrooten Bros
Mia
Marguerite Britt
Bernice Stoewer
Hlale Schulz
Retta Huhland
Ames
Henry Braband
Margie
Frank Morrie
Morningside
Alice Wherton
Frances Monshan
Doris Bunch
Gerald Bunch
Homer Fox
Doon
John Bunch
Blanche Bunch
James Croston
Stanton Two
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Munn
Hatfohd Mosdy
Vincinity
Nick" Kloster
Peter Petersen
Ladies Bureau
Axel Petersen
John Walihga
Board of Trustees
H. C. Anderson
Ladies Farm Bureau
Sam Lund
Farm Bureau
Center School
Carne
Joe Kohler
Toval Kloster
Andrew Bogh
Herling Kloster
John Helger
Helger
Fredonia
Bell Enterprise
Floyd Pittman
Locrville
Thos. Hardle
A. Wormley
Otto Rippey
Hi. Wetland
D. M. Isenberg
Phyllis Brownell
Weau Davidson
W. R.C
M. B
Fred Adams
Wagner
Ruth Emrick
John Stortz
E. M. Parry
M. L. Ginsbaugh
Otis Richardson
LeMare
Parry Hill
Omaha
George Sitzman
Howard Blee
Smith
Marathon
Mabelle Christenson
Little Rock
Roy van Norsdel
Evelyn Stodden
Mapleton
R. B. Hess
Elmer Kitterman
Farrel McCurdy
Pierson
C. White
R. C. Brown
Wyandottes
Rhode Island
Maytag
Sela
DE Ruyter Hardware Company
Iowa
Everding Oe Hardware CO
Cal
Westra-Casjens Co
Orange City
Edw
J. Johnson
LE Mars, Iowa
American Trust & Savings Bank
LE Mars
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Middle West
A Trans
Tsee
Bose
Caerers
Faiba Gu
Sanard Oil Com Company
Midas
General Oilice Berg Oil Building
Michigan Avenue, Chickge
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