Wedding at Ovens Juel Morn Draws Big Crowd
A joint gathering of the Ovens social club and the KC’s in Columbia hall drew a large turnout with 600 as the pastime during the Thursday night event. A new entertainment committee was appointed and prizes for high scores were awarded. Six social hours followed with a card party scheduled for January 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Martha Delperdang
Remsen
Joe Majeres
Ovens
Cial Club
Columbia Hall
Nick Bentz
Strobeen
Joe Rolfes
Petersburg
Henry Sherbing
Eugene Schroeder
Chris Bogh
Sioux City Packers
Charles Masuen
Frank Burg
Frank Hentges
LeMars
James Tierney
Peter Tentinger
Sioux City
Peter Kintzle
Currie
Minn
F. Fiedler
Charles Kuster
Matt Heimenn
Josephine Hentges
Axel Jensen
Frank Olinger
Workrite
Charles Masuen and Sons
Joe Gengler
Margaret Majeres
Dell Rapids
S. D
Will Schnepf
Lou Weber
Hawkins
Seney
Josie Ruppert
Della Kuster
Henry Goebel
Homans
Alton
Dist
Agnes Kunkel
Alois Thill
St. Catherine’s Church
Father Rolfes
Mary Thill
Felix Kunkel
Miss Kunkel
Frank Kunkel
Mr. Thill
Pete Thill
Amelia Baker
Jack Delperdang
Walter Hink
Matt Feller
Leo Enfers
Clementine Poets
Missionary Society of the Catholic Women
Columbus Club
Robert
Melvin
Jack Watry
Kuster
Peter Marx
Stella Tentinger
St. Joseph's High School
le Mars
J. P. Tentinger
J. P. Rolling
Siou x City Visitors and Local Quarantine Notice
Sioux City visitors Sunday evening are noted with Mrs. Alva Blackston of Mitchell visiting at the Lehner and Blackston homes. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bolton hosted 100 guests for a neighborhood party with games and a bountiful lunch. Uncle James McCartney is ill and a nurse attends him. George Haggan Sr. is quarantined for smallpox. Union floor basketball hosts Akron on Friday and a calendar of two months of school events includes Le Mars, Akron, St. Marys Remsen, Pierson, Grand Meadow, home declamatory contest, and state tournament rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Alva Blackston
Mitchell
John Lehner
O. C. Blackston
Ed Bolton
Bowers
Union
Akron
LeMars
St. Marys
Remsen
Unon
Pierson
Grand Meadow
Local notes from Wayne Nebraska community like a city bulletin
Wayne and Primghar Hamer families visit and plan to move to Wayne around January 15. Local announcements include engagement bets at St Josephs church and other marriage plans, visits by Carrie Hinds and relatives, illness chickenpox, births and injuries, farm equity sales in Sioux City, and several residents traveling or visiting in LeMars Preston Hospers Sioux City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey Hamer
Wayne, Neb
Omar Hamer
Primghar
St. Joseph’s Church
Joseph Ruhland
Marie Gysbertson
J. H. Pick
Remsen
Frances Determan
Carrie Hinds
Keokuk
de Moto
Sioux Center
Nellie Edwards
Iroquois
Glenn Edwards
John Popken
Herman Wessels
Otto Ottmann
Judson McDougall
Howard
George Meyers Injured In Ice Fall At Home
George Meyers fell on ice at his home Thursday night and broke both bones above the wrist. Dr. Wendell treated his injuries at home and then transported him to the Methodist Hospital in Sioux City where the bones were set. He is resting as well as could be expected but in considerable pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Meyers
Wendell
Methodist
Sioux City
Mr. Meyers
Dorothy Kitterman
Elmer Kitterman
Floyd
Bleasdell
Ralph Rippey
Fritz Greenwood
Frank Foster
Chicago
Gerald Church
Cecil Flynn
Ivan Bartos
Moville
Eva Fike
Ralph
Christ Thompson
M. F. Rathbun
H. A. Miller
Community notes from Union on social visits and farming
Frank Kramer shelled corn Thursday while Miss Etta Frerichs of Craig and Miss Henrietta Fischer visited. Joe Staebell and R Fischer called in Le Mars. Ritchie Bros. shelled corn. Mary Sullivan was ill. several girls visited each other. Union beat Liberty 18 to 17 in a basketball game. Various residents hosted, visited, and traveled to Le Mars and Cedar Falls for school and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kramer
Etta Frerichs
Craig
Henrietta Fischer
Joe Staebell
R. Fischer
le Mars
Ritchie Bros
Mary la Venne Sullivan
Will Sullivan
Alvina Dunn
LeMars
Bernice Stoewer
Union School
Phyllis Potter
G. Potter
Herman Frerichs
Leonard Schoe
Union
Liberty
John Puetz
Near Merrill
Martha Herzberg
Clara Herzberg
Gustave Wetrosky
Will Carel
Union School Notes on Exams and Tuition Policy
The regular examinations will occur Thursday and Friday, closing the first semester. An annual declamatory contest is planned for February 18 with 14 entrants. Non district patrons must pay tuition within one week after the new semester opens. the superintendent will act if payment is not made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union School
Cass resigns as Hanford Produce manager for Devaney Feed
M A Cass Jr announces resignation as manager of Hanford Produce Company to devote full time to Devaney Feed and Grinding company. Cass is well known in LeMars and will have broad patronage from friends. Devaney Feed and Grinding, established after the Plymout h mill fire, is doing good business with F J Devaney as manager. The new member of the firm is expected to be of great assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Cass, Jr
Hanford
Devaney Feed and Grinding Company
Cass
LeMars
Plymouth
F. J. Devaney
Also Mentioned on This Page
Buoge
John McDougall
A. P. Noble
Lela
Plymouth Presbyterian Aid
B. R. Taylor
Preston
Tno
Nic Youngers
Hospers
Schlesser
Nic Schlesser
Charles Bowen
Will Keough
N. R. Schlesser
Saapen
Charles Noble
N. J. Delperdang
Judson MecDougall
Clifford Bray
R. Hawkins
Clara Owen
P. J. Moran
Bob Edwards
Tored
Ted Stinton
Omaha
Neb
Mrs. Stinton
Leeds
BH. A. Edwards
Ben Nicholson
Secaaitt A
Kingsley
Northwest Union
Henry Duncan
Ruthwell
Scotland
Great Britain
American Trust & Savings Bank
Iowa
Wilf
Scott & Powne
Bloomfield
N.J
Man Egy
Motor Cran
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
LeMars, Iowa
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