21 Jan 1926
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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1926
Page
1
Local shorthand records list residents traveling to LeMars Hawarden and Sioux City on business and for visits. Many families contend with flu and chicken pox with Epworth League raising funds, while church events and jury duty anchor community life.
A telephony firm shows a solid balance for 1926 while local residents travel and attend meetings. Dan Gamble leaves for Long Beach to visit brother Joe and spend winter in sunshine. Mrs Frieda Johnson and daughter Helen visit the J Linderman home. L C Opdahl attends a grain dealers convention in Des Moines as president of the Ireton farmers co operative association. O E officers are installed after a 6 30 supper. Emma Terrill visits from Canistota. B O class rollerskates and hosts an oyster stew at the Donald Johnson home. Dorothy is noted as a guest at the gathering.
South English report covers grippe and colds amid changing weather. Local residents attend sales and dances, visit relatives, and prepare for moves to Los Angeles and nearby towns. Notable items include a large party at Wm Robinsons, a farm lease and sale, visitors from Marcus and LeMars, a dangerous eye injury to Sam Burright, and a successful missionary society card party with multiple prize winners.
OYENS G A Null and Henry Fromme of Remsen visited in the city Wednesday. Low Weber received a camload of feeders from Sioux City Saturday. Mrs. Jack Delperdang rode to LeMars last Tuesday. John Weidenfeller of Oyens area ill. Valentine Kunkel of Adrian Minn attended his niece’s marriage and visited relatives. Leo Schroeder Roman Kemp and Gregor Schroeder met in Alton. Magnus Schnepf of Remsen visited Ovens Thursday. Mr and Mrs Nick Wurth were Le Mars visitors. Bans of marriage for Nick Goetzinger and Miss Margaret Kemp announced at St Catherine’s. Mrs Delperdang in Remsen Friday. Miss Olivia Meis stayed with J J Homan family at Alton. Paul Petersen did business in LeMars Saturday. Miss Amelia Baker of Wilmont Minn stayed with Delperdang last week. Miss Nellie Cronin traveled to LeMars Saturday. Josephine Hentges and Mrs Anna Hentges visited Remsen Sunday. Miss Anna Mammer of LeMars helped at James Keane home last week. Isadore Mayrose attended to business in LeMars Saturday. Bans of marriage for Martin Plettche and Miss Mildred Deegan announced. Ben Loesche and wife in LeMars shopping. Social club card party planned in K C hall Friday night June 22. Stock shippers last week listed: Joseph Mayrose Henry Juken Hane Millers W H Benjegardes Mike Goetzinger Matt Nessius Mike Frank Leo Kunkel and daughter Rosalyn.
Ernest and Mrs Page and Miss Myrtle Atkinson visit the Bronx as city guests while the J C G club meets at the Lester to discuss local matters and hospitality.
Local column reports visitors and family gatherings in Sioux City Merrill Pierson and Kingsley including Mrs Beardsley Mrs J Sharpe Mr and Mrs Harry Cornish and the Hurst family. A marriage of Irven Stover and Rosa Hayes of Whittemore is announced. A pneumonia death of Mrs Byron Cornish noted. Hog cholera vaccination schools announced for Merrill and Remsen with Dr J S Craft explaining diseases and prevention.
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Mrs Ike Sutherland staying with daughter Mrs Will Wood at 3701 Bridge Ave Davenport fell last Tuesday and broke her hip. She is at St Luke's hospital Davenport and is reported to be getting along as well as could be expected.
A rural effort reorganizes activities and facilities to prepare for admitting children. Plans cover housing, schooling, safety, and staffing to meet standards. The project aims to ensure a welcoming, orderly environment for new arrivals within the community.
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