03 Jul 1922
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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1922
Page
1
Plymouth Printing Co John Sparzl Proprietor local notice text appears garbled listing rates and postal terms. The fragment mentions subscription rates Canada or foreign mail and copying of city notices.
A fragmented plea from Shawnee Oklahoma business leaders urges a continuous effort to boost commerce. The letter calls for public and private investment, improved streets, and better sidewalks to attract customers and support growth.
JW Wagner who has run the Annex rooming house for several months advertised his furniture and other goods for sale The Wagners will return to Correctionville R T Leavitt traveled to Cedar Falls for his brother Floyd Hamiltons wedding Several local residents enjoyed weekend activities and visits including Mrs Swoboda and son at J W Armenger home Miss Mary Flynn of Rock Valley was a weekend guest of Mrs Doherty A funeral at Merrill for (. Simpson was attended by Mr and Mrs James Burns George Peters hosted Vermilion S B visitors Jennie and Hose Smith of Spencer visited Christy Princean home Mrs Way Nicholson visited relatives in Creston Neb Loomis sold a house and lot to a Fort Dodge party Mary Loomis became fifth grade teacher at Milford J A Albaugi and daughter Jane left for a motor trip to Nevada and Des Moines Dr and Mrs S S Smith arrived with two children for a three week visit to Rochester Mrs Gladys and Nona Nichola of Crofton Neb will stay three weeks with Wm Nichols and W G Peters families Mrs George Abels of Kunierim underwent an operation at Rochester Edna Abels left Kunierim to stay at George Abels home during her sister in laws absence
Social items from Seney note dinners visits and gatherings. Mrs. Grant Chapman hosted in Le Mars. Myrtle Hinde returned from Dickens. the W H M S planned an ice cream social next Friday on a lawn. Lilynne Kennedy visited Alelen Becker. Thoma and son Richard returned from Hartington. Mrs. C W Cook visited Merrill vicinity. Ladies Aid met and had lunch. Trawkins hosted boys on the Sions City market. Jo Rohlinite and family motored to Chatsworth. Reeser family from Missouri Valley stayed with relatives in Seney. H C died in St Paul market news. Ordinard Peck and Miss Deannie Laughton married at Presbyterian parsonage and traveled to Mankato.
A brief note indicates Afternow plans a visit to Wa Mandel drome, with sparse readable details about location or purpose. The fragment mentions no dates or organizations beyond the names shown.
A long column of local notes reports visits by residents to Le Mars, Sioux City, Worthington and Omaha. farm and animal losses. church events postponed due to weather. pickup of fishers and picnics. bridge work on Johns Creek. a county savings bank lock addition. multiple mentions of towns like Moville, Kingsley, Perry and Randolph. and social visits among the Goudie, Laughlin, Beers, Beckering and Van Dusen families across the region.
Local items from Kingsley report visitors from Lawton and Canada visiting relatives, plus several residents hosting relatives. The column notes family contacts, weekend visits, and travel to nearby towns including LeMars, Moville, Sioux City, Auburn, and Omaha for short stays with kin and friends.
A jumble of names and visits shows Mrs W Sehnoefder visiting her brother Mas B Arendt in Lae Nat Roo. Many residents and relatives travel to and from Sioux City LeMars Storm Lake Moville Corsica Kimbal and LeGrande for family gatherings and weekend calls.
Mrs. Madge Fox with children of Le Mars spend the week with Craig friends. John Rickert visited Sioux City and stayed with his mother Sunday. Mrs. G A Null and Mrs. Emil Stef fan of Remsen called on Craig friends. Otto Lutjens of Sioux City joined J H Eilers for dinner Saturday. Mrs Frank R Ludwig left for Williamsport Pa. Rev J M Johnson and wife from Marshfield Wis were here on vacation. J H Eilers and Chay Plueger left for Dell Rapids on business. Louis Johnson traveled from near Dell Rapids to visit his parents and friends. Christian Ludwig returned from near Howard S C where they stayed seven weeks with a daughter. Martin Harms of Grant township reports his son injured by a rusty nail. wound improving with no serious result.
Miss Stella George of Rock Rapids hosted by her sister Mrs A Van Court D S Baird of Minneapolis visited Boyson Hoss and friends. Doris Ina Kavage and Gladys Prewitt at summer school in Vermillion spent the weekend at home. Irene Hiltzenan visited Sioux City with Mrs Herman Hiltzenan. Arden Pollock returned to Glen City after a visit with relatives. Marion Peterson back in Kiron from visiting M K Peterson west of town. Laura C Hall returned from two weeks with relatives at Cassville Wisconsin. Mrs C A P eekran hosted a guest earlier this week.
A string of local and nearby visitors, relatives, and travelers are recorded. Lila Gilbertson of Vermilion and Mrs Beckman’s sister from Hudson visited yesterday. Emmet Neal came from Bradley to visit his parents, and others from Sioux City Akron Elk Point Palo Alto and Rock Rapids made calls or extended stays. Sheriff Maxwell and Mr Rothitsberger visited from Le Mars on business. Grace Pike in Sioux City hospital. numerous relatives visited and returned by train or car.
A letter from Bill Ferguson in a nearby state describes his plan to marry next month. He says he bought a wedding runabout for a present and that he saves money, enabling a nice bungalow with furnished rooms for the couple. The writer notes the couple, Bill and his bride, will be very happy.
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