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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1925
Page
6
Verlin Mahnkle suffered a severe facial cut and hour and a half unconsciousness after an ice incident near Kingsley. he recovered enough to go home Monday. The column also updates on several local residents’ illnesses, travel to Sioux City for medical care, church wedding of Louisa Stoffel and Louis Staab, and a local home for sale.
Henry Falke and Henry Schorg recover after an auto collision near Remsen on the 5:10 eastbound train incident. Orlando Bunkers and John Schwe bach slowly improve from head neck and hip injuries. Remsen residents, visitors from Le Mars Madison S C Oyens Colome and Marshall Minn recount social and business travel. St Paul’s Ladies Aid and guild elect officers at meetings in Remsen Iowa.
Wesley McCorkell and Oscar Mentzen hosted a visit at their home in Newville Pennsylvania. Other locals welcomed relatives and friends from Rodney Iowa Elk Point South Dakota Sioux City and Plainview Nebraska noting birthdays and social visits.
Tom Coffey of LeMars spent several days last week at the P. J. Moran home. The Farmers Elevator company of Struble met to elect officers and conduct business. Henry Mueller hauled a carload of hogs to the Sioux City market. Mrs Elen Moran visits her son John Moran and family in Ellsworth Minnesota. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Zenes Qs borne on January 15. N R Schlesser shipped two cars of cattle.
Loads of cattle to Sioux City were shipped by Mayne Luschen Frank Smid Frank Wilhelmi George Mueller C Gybertson Ruhland Bros Ed Durband and Alex McDougall this past week. Other items include residents visiting hospitals, family health updates, farm duties, and a local dance scheduled for Friday night January 28.
John R Hinde named administrator by Plymouth County District Court to manage the estate of George W Hinde deceased. Creditors must file claims with authentication for allowance. payment to administrator. Published in The LeMars Globe Post January 8 15 22 1925.
On January 7 1925 the district court of Plymouth county Iowa appointed J F Rogers administrator of the estate of L B Crain deceased. Debtors to the estate must pay to the administrator and creditors should present legally authenticated claims to the court for allowance. Keenan and Murray represent the estate.
Notice to H Pierson and Tillie Pierson of forfeiture of a July 2 1923 real estate contract for lot 7 block 6 6th addition LeMars Iowa. Due amounts include $600 unpaid principal $36 interest to July 1 1924 insurance lapse taxes $16.36 and costs. 90 day cure or contract forfeited and rights revert to Stephan Osterle vendor. Publication dates January 16 22 29 and February 6 1926.
An orchestra recently organized in LeMars finished a season. Everyone is invited to attend. Mr and Mrs John McQuwougall were visitors to Orange City on Tuesday.
Farmers in Stanton township are putting up meat for summer use. The Conner Bros sale drew a good crowd. they will move to LeMars and William Cowan will rent the place. Local families report visitors, corn shelling, and routine farm tasks as summer approaches.
The Seleco club held its regular monthly gathering on January 28 with Miss Lil Han Lang visiting. Several members were absent due to bad roads and cold weather. The afternoon featured planning for the 1925 program and a luncheon hosted by Mrs. Lang.
Crowds of young folks marked the Friday arrival of the newlyweds Mr and Mrs Moritz Kunath with music and gifts. Weekend gatherings continued with a food time and generous supper. Various locals including Mrs Itona Clark and guests from Le Mars and Akron attended dinners and visits across the week. Irving McArthur returned from Gayville and Burkhard brothers shipped hogs to Sioux City with other family visits noted.
Elzabeth March and Mrs Jessie Kennedy figure in a community roundup. Floyd More hauled hogs to Sioux City for Walter Baldwin. Nathan Conner visited Sioux City on Wednesday. Irving McArthur went to Orange City on business. Mrs Martha Mordoff of LeMars visited in the home of Mr and Mrs W Heinrich and Mr and Mrs Frank Kunath near Ovens attended the Osborne Kunath wedding last week. The WoT M.S. met Wednesday afternoon with Harry Buss. a lunch followed. Mr and Mrs Earl Chapman hosted a dinner last Sunday for Elam and era Chapman Orville and Marion Chapman and Harvey Huss had hogs at the Sioux City market on Thursday. Mrs John Mounsey of Sioux City attended the wedding of her brother Moritz Kunath and Miss Josie Os bore on Wednesday of last week.
The timetable lists North and South bound services for C S T P M O and R R and includes Twin City Limited Express Local and Freight trains with times for Sioux City St Paul Fort Dodge Chicago and Great Northern lines. Afternoon and overnight departures run through the day with multiple daily runs and special local freight runs.
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