TM Held In Preston Special Correspondent
Local notes record visits among Borchers families and friends including Ben Joel John Johnson Plueger Selbens and Eilers households. Several residents Shopped in Le Mars Brunsville and Sioux City while George Rembe assessed the area. A cow died last week from black leg and Louie Borders hosted a birthday gathering with a lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louie Borchers
Ben Joel
John Johnson
John Plueger
Gert Selbens
BU Fischer
Sioux City
Martin Johnson
Claus Selbens
Fred Plueger
Bill Plueger
Bilmer Johnson
J. Johnson
Mike Eilers
C. Mammen
Rick Weber
Roy Sampson
Sampson
Wm. Plueger
le Marg
Elmer Willie
Tena Johnson
Tillie Seibens
Ben Fischer
Katie Weber
Near LeMars
Grandmother Seibens
LeMars
Gert Wilken
August Borchers
Tena
Alice Johnson
Bernice McMahon
Ben Toel
James Flachmann
Brunsville
George Rembe
Leonard Lyseth
Louie Borders
Fire at J A Grimjes home in Plymouth Township
A sudden fire caused by a defective chimney damaged the J A Grimjes residence in Plymouth Township Friday morning. Full extent unknown. Local residents and visitors shared time with Spies and Grimjes families, with multiple calls and social visits reported around Merrill and LeMars.
LeMars Callers and Local Visitors List
A long list of residents visiting LeMars and surrounding towns last week and over the weekend includes S. E. Washington D. Redman James hums Archie Tucker A J Bowers Ed Harms Clarence Wagner August Braband Millie Harms Bertha Harms Hans Nielson Nic Kellen Elmer Warry Thoms Albert Harrs Fred Harrs J Harms Martha Worn North Dakota Van Steenwyk Helen Ewald C J Mallette Hd Harms Merrill and others. Several locals were noted as calling on friends and handling business in LeMars and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Redman
LeMars
Archie Tucker
James ‘Hums
A. J. Bowers
Ed Harms
Clarence Wagner
August Braband
Millie
Bertha Harms
Hans Nielson
Nic Kellen
Elmer
Warry Thoms
Albert
Fred Harrs
Hinton
Louis Lemke
Alfred Bowers
Martha
Henry Worn
North Dakota
A. van Steenwyk
Charlie Brown
Helen Ewald
C. J. Mallette
Hd Harms
Merrill
Fred Harms
J. Harms
Henry Pecks
Walter Cole
Mrs. Wallace Thoms
Local residents visit James Thoms home during evening
Mr and Mrs Alfred Bowers and son Mr and Mrs Nic Holton visited Thursday evening. Henry Pecks called at LeMars Saturday. Ed Harms and children also visited Thursday evening and the group spent the evening playing cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tors
Jas. Thoms
Alfred Bowers
Nic Holton
Henry Pecks
LeMars
Ed Harms
James Thoms
Kingsley Woman Injured in Fall During Visit
A Kingsley woman suffered injuries after a fall as relatives and neighbors shared news from the area. Local residents report a series of illnesses, visits, and travel notes including pneumonia in George Smith of South Kingsley and ongoing family movements between Kingsley Sioux City and Marcus. The Kingsley basketball team defeated Anthon 19 to 9, while Mrs. Allie Wilhoit remains ill in Pierson and J W Wright was buried in Kingsley cemetery after a funeral in Sioux City. The Sisters Aid and Mothers meetings of the Church of the Brethren were announced, with officer elections planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery Kurtz
Raymond Hisenbise
B. L. Yeoman
A. A. Lyle
Sioux City
Bessie Lyle
Archie Lang
George Smith
South Kingsley
Wendell
C. Schroeder
Corning
Church of the Brethren
Eva Fike
Cora Munro
James Hanson
Stapels
Minn
Chas. Knowles
John Letterick
Alcester
Mary Moor
Randall
Kingsley
Anthon
Allie Wilhoit
Pierson
J. W. Wright
Wright
Broken Bow
Neb
Frank Lehman
George Fletcher
Liberty Sits In Conference Bout Falls To Hinton
In a rough sittin night contest Liberty falls to Hinton 16 to 3 in a game shadowed by errant passing and cold shooting. Liberty reserves struggled against Hinton seconds as both teams played off form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty
Hinton
Infant dies as illness follows pneumonia in Hawarden
The Hawarden community mourns the loss of LaVerne Huer infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Wm F Huer who died Monday after a brief illness of pneumonia. Funeral services were held at the Hawarden Lutheran church with Rev Geo Stlenkamp presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Bluenberg
Sioux Center
Harry Johnson
Rudolf Klave
Hawarden
Frank Noon
William Myers
Alcester
S. D
Fred Meyers
Wm. F. Huer
Ireton
LaVerne
Hawarden Lutheran Church
Geo. Stlenkamp
Otto Torwelle
Sioux City
Ben Bluenberg
C. C. Wills
Neal van Roekel
Mr. van Roekel
Hannah Getzel
Peter DeJager
Yankton
John Harskamp
Ring Wolberg
Rock Rapids
Lutheran College
St. Paul
Dirks Bros
Ash
Ray Woolridge
Morris, Minn
Jack South
Lesterville
Linn Houlton
J. Ravenswaay, Sr
Henry Poll
Mr. Poll
Hagle Tnr
Bruce Houlton
Teddy DeVond
Esteline
F. van Schapen
Grace
Catherine Irwin
Harry Lewick
Henry Tornelle
George Brown
Frank Taylor
Paullina
Kieth VandeWater
Edward Krupp
Madison
Neb
N. Bartlett
Eugene Schmidt
Fredonia Social Notes and Local Meetings
Mrs Sam Lund and Mrs Lou Larson visited sister Miss Bessie Juhl a nurse in training at St Josephs hospital. Fredonia leaders held a January 18 follow up meeting for the womens farm bureau at Mrs Andrew Bogds home with many attending. Toval Kloster works on his ice house while farms shell corn at several homes. Eric Lassen of Aurora SD visited the Lassen families in LeMars. Mr Niel Vogelar was a tonsil and adenoids patient in LeMars. Mr and Mrs Lou Larson hosted guests for Mr Larsons birthday. Numerous birthday gatherings notable at Mortensen homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Lund
Lou Larson
Sioux City
Bessie Juhl
St. Joseph's Hospital
Fredonia Two
Women's Farm Bureau
Andrew Bogd
Toval Kloster
John Walinga
Morten Mortensen
Henry Rolfes
Mortensen Bros
Duistermar Bros
Eric Lassen
Aurora
S. D
Alfred Lassen
Sam Lassen
LeMars
Niel Vogelar
Mr. Larson
Mr. Mortensen
Local Social Notes From Brunsville Area
N W Washington reports Ben Fischer shredding corn stalks last week. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Ben Fillks and daughter at Harry Harms, Mr and Mrs Peter Johansen at Sioux City, and Mr and Mrs John Luken and family at Lewis Bruns. A large crowd attended the Brunsville hall play Tuesday. Tillie Seibens visited Sioux City aunt Mrs Ed Smith and LeMars. she and Tena Johnson were LeMars callers. Joe Luken shredded hogs on Friday. many residents attended the married folks dance at Craig Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Twillman
Fannie
Effie van Dooren
Hartford
Teddy Love
LeMars
A. T. Stafford
Alton
Ireton
John Howard
Mabel Twillman
J. R. Coons
Edwin Morrison
Péterson
Theodore Pereboom
Chicago
Northwestern
E. J. Wills
Hatria
Dulles
S. D
C. C. Wills
Presbyterian Missionary Society
Mike Gray
Edna Powell
Farmers Telephone Association
Jas. Yates
Eagle Two
Bell Co
Henry DeRaad
Sioux City
Geo. Morris
Hawarden
Relativ
Jack Soeth
Lesterville
G. L. Houston
Ed Benson
Canby
Minn
F. L. Smith
F. J. Parrot
Orange City
D. R. Stewart
Ben Fischer
Jooon
Ben Fillks
Harry Harms
Peter Johansen
Gert Leibens
Slanx City
John Luken
Lewis Bruns
Brunsville Hall
Tillie Seibens
Ed Smith
BU Fischer
Harry Harris
Tena Johnson
Joe Luken
Craig
Hogs Tracked for A. Buys and PTA Meeting Enjoyable
Special Correspondent Frank Tullis followed hogs for A. Buys last week. The Liberty Center PTA held a meeting at the schoolhouse on Saturday evening with a large crowd. After the business session a lunch was served and the remainder of the night featured dancing and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Tullis
Parochial School Fire and Local Doings Highlight Weekend
A Lutheran parochial school caught fire around 10 30 Saturday night and was put out with water buckets. Gus Johnson arrived Sunday from Clarion where he runs a butcher business. Hy Pereboom Philip Walker Prof Coon Joe Stuckenbrock Byron Pedbbles joined a Saturday trip to Sioux Center to hear Sen Bowman. M E ladies aid held a bake sale Saturday earning 12 60. John R Johnson was a business caller in LeMars Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pelled
Gus Johnson
Clarion
Hy Pereboom
Philip Walker
Prof. Coon
Joe Stuckenbrock
Byron Pedbbles
Sioux Center
Sen. Bowman
Lutheran
M. E. Ladies Aid
John R. Johnson
LeMars
Pierre Hat Returns To Fashion Limelight
Dresses in heavy tweed and cloth for autumn wear and winter ensembles trimmed with fur appear in dressmaker windows. Velvet dominates straight tailor made styles this year with longer skirts. A revived picture hat remains, velvet or felt with feathers or ribbon, plus small felt hats paired with tailored outfits. Designers call felt hats the bread and butter of the millinery trade.
Thrift Gains Amid Jazz Age Purchasing Trends
Portland bankers report a thrift rise despite jazz age spending. For the first six months, bank deposits increased by $9,000,000 with over two thirds, about $6,000,000, directed into savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Mickie Says When Writing Ads Be Sure to Tell All
A playful salted note urges advertisers to include complete details in all want ads. It emphasizes clarity over economy, arguing a seller should tell the whole story about the article offered to avoid misrepresentation and boost sales.
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Will
Milton
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Art Bogenrief
Chas
Danne
Roland Schindel
Mother
E. Schneider
I. Grimjes
Joe Tierney
Joe Becker
Dennler
Grover Schneider
S. E. Washington
Herb Fletcher
Fredonia
N. W. Washington
Liberty Center
American Trust
Savings Bank
N. W
Laws
Iowa
First National Bank
LE Mars, Iowa
Pierre Hat
Illinois Central
Dodge
Chicago Limited
ST. P. M
Great Northern North Bound
St. Paul Limitedd
Sioux City Limited
Mickie
Whippet
Willys Overload, Inc
Toledo
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Stixon Garage
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LE Mars
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