12 Jan 1928
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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1928
Page
1
The town of Ireton hosted a Sunday moving picture show by Brooks and Moore drawing mixed reactions. Some churches and civic groups oppose it as harmful to youth, while others argue that similar Sunday screenings exist in Sioux County towns and should be allowed. Public schools resumed Monday after a two week holiday as the community reflects on entertainment norms.
A Sioux City visit features Dick Frerichs with cattle on the market. Multiple families travel between Craig, Grand Island, Hawarden, and LeMars for social visits. Plans include a move to San Diego by the Chenhalls with a February farm sale. Chas. Bowen, pioneer resident, dies at age 76, survived by Minnie Cook, Leslie, and Vera. funeral held with Rev. C. Tyler officiating.
Local residents travel to LeMars for business and errands including S E Washington Mr and Mrs August Braband Miss Bertha Harris and Jennie Braband Miss Esther Schultz A J Bowers Leonard Harms Archie Tucker and family Han Nielson Albert and Fred Harms Jackie Harms and Ed Harms D Redman Ed Howes and others note springlike weather and visits to Merrill Leeds Hinton and surrounding area over past week
East Stanton residents recount visits and comings going to Vermillion for a funeral. Families like Cowans Sullivan and Sullivan Kin Meant to share news of relatives in Cedar Rapids and Howard South Dakota plus hospital stays at Sacred Heart Le Mars. Local social calls include the Hughes families Dunn Geary and LeMars trips with several neighbors referenced.
Henry Holland Kingsley and Even Parry escorted a prisoner from Sioux City to Kingsley then to LeMars where the man is jailed awaiting trial on January 18. Other local notes include visits by families to Sioux City Fort Dodge Correctionville Holstein Marion and Pierson, hospital stay for Sam McAntosh, and the Brethren church meeting.
The past week shows slight improvement in conditions. Mr and Mrs R E Hess were Sioux City visitors Friday. Mr and Mrs P Timmins and Mrs J E McMahon also visited Sioux City Friday. Grothaus trucks hauled 10 000 pounds of hogs to Sioux City on Sunday night. H A Wormley was a business visitor to Pierson Monday. Chas Winters of Pierson was a business visitor here Monday.
A long list of local daily life notes from Remsen and nearby towns includes travels of Mr and Mrs Joe Majeres to Sioux City for shopping, funeral attendance for Roland Wentz, and visits between families in Dell Rapids and Ovens. It reports club events, bridge and pinochle games, sales at Homan store, weddings notices, grain deliveries, visitors from LeMars and Marcus, and ongoing community activities at the Co-Operative Elevator and Orpheum show.
Mr and Mrs Eugene Harrison and family were Sunday dinner guests at the Jens Petersen home. Word has been received by Mr and Mrs William Gordon of the birth of a daughter to their son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs William Gordon Jr of West Rutland Vermont. Mrs A G McBean of Chicago arrived Monday evening for a visit in the home of her parents Mr and
On December 24 1927 the District Court of Plymouth County Iowa appointed R J Koehler as executor of the estate of Jans Geedes Westhoff deceased. All persons indebted must pay and those with claims must present them legally authenticated to the court for allowance. Attorneys Roseberry Roseberry.
Mrs J H Whittemore and Mrs McBean speak for the art department of the Woman's Club on Thursday afternoon while visiting Mrs C A Bond. Albert Petersen family hosts. Gus Knorr welcomes a baby girl. Sioux City visitors include Jens Petersen and A F Lang. Community event: old folks dance by the Morial Dancing Club. Members Jens Petersen Eugene Harrigan and Merlin visit. Miss Mabel Tooken returns from teaching near Craig. Merrill basketball hosts Paullina. Mary Lou Smithland and family: past activities noted.
Two weeks in the home of former in laws Mr and Mrs B 3B Bailey ended with their return to Niborare Nebraska. Mrs Rex Large left Tuesday for New York. Y mine Beenlin, six weeks in Jefferson City Missouri with sister Mrs J D McDonald, returns home. Miss Minnie Seppich of Kansas City Mo visited Mrs R Karo last week and joined dinner with Mr and Mrs George Doucble. Mrs Mary Otto returned from Dubuque Iowa where she spent holidays with children Ruth Mary and Helen and their grandparents Mr and Mrs John Schiesl.
Cleveland woman Mrs. M. Bressineer recounts severe weight loss after her first child and a later decline despite remedies. A neighbor's tip led to Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, four bottles restored weight to 116 pounds and enabled her to work without trouble. The ad frames health as true riches and promotes the compound as a life changing cure.
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