Hoffmann returns to harvest region for work
Werner Hoffmann, long stationed in Sioux City, has returned home and will work locally during the harvest season. Bob Tieck accompanied him for a vacation visit. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Urbin hosted a Sunday dinner with guests Mr. and Mrs. John Kluver and their son, Alvin from Akron, and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kluver and daughter. Mrs. H. Pech also motored to the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werner Hoffmann
Sioux City
Bob Tieck
Henry Urbin
John Kluver
Alvin
Akron
Jack Kluver
H. G. Pech
Social News From Akron and Worthington Visitors
Lennox and relatives visit. Wm Falk returns home. Omer Ritchie and Henry Urban families travel to Akron. Marian Brunker visits Wm Janssen kin. Knapp families picnic in Worthington with Ed Russell Ray Berner clans. Janssen birthday celebrated with many relatives and friends and fruit luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Janssen
Janssen
Albert Lubben
Harm
Henry
Herman Brunken
John Oetken
Henry Lubben
Wm. Lubben
Margaret Koch
Emil Lentquist
Marlene
Arnold Westhoff
Henry Westhoff
Jacke
Emma Frerichs
Duane
Donna Berner
Local Social Roundup of Family Visits and Parties
Struble Mrs N R Schlesser and daughter Elizabeth spent Sunday afternoon with her mother Mrs Rose Flaherty in West Le Mars. Roy Sampson Alec McDougall Jesse Peebles families attended a Vernon Morey birthday party in Craig last Sunday evening. Leo Flaherty of LeMars is visiting his Uncle N R Schlesser this week. Miss Evelyn Peck of Brandon SD came down for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. R. Schlesser
Elizabeth
Rose Flaherty
West le Mars
Roy Sampson
Alec McDougall
Jesse Peebles
Vernon Morey
Craig
Leo Flaherty
LeMars
Evelyn Peck
Brandon, S. D
Social visits and outings across neighbors and relatives
A flurry of weekend visits and gatherings from Remsen to Sioux City highlight family life. Relatives from Pech and Utech enjoy Dwarfism auto races in Sioux City. Several families attend picnics on the Fourth by the Sioux River and at the Schlesser home. Various visits include Miss Elizabeth Schlesser with Marian Null in Seney, Marvis McFarland and Joey Gripp from Des Moines, and many others from LeMars Hinton Ireton and Turin. Birthday candles marked Mr Rosburg’s celebration amid a busy social scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pech
Utech
Ray
Bill Jennings
Sioux City
Joe Lampert
Remsen
Joe Ruhland
H. J. Schlesser
Dale Noble
Grant Hanstein
W. F. Baack
Cliff Noble
Hollis Noble
Alvin Winterfield
Henry Borchers
Ben Nicholson
John McDougall
H. F. Groetken
Don Nicholson
Dana
Mabel Mueller
Amy Mentzer
Kate Ruhland
Rosburg
Alberta Null
Seney
Alec McDougall
Louette
Dianne Burkett
LeMars
Emil Klave
Luetta Albers
Arlene Kratz
Turin
Iowa
Klamath Falls
Oregon
Russell Waterbury
Akron
Otto Oltmann
Marian Klosterman
Henry Franks
Westfield Visitors and Local Gatherings Highlight Week
Westfield Darlene Thornton returned Saturday from a week with relatives in the city. Cousins Evelyn and E. J. Thornton accompanied her home and will stay a week in the Thornton residence. Mrs. A A Lilly, post tonsillectomy recovery in Akron hospital, is recuperating at home. Darrell Luken stays with sister Mrs. Jack Reese in Brunsville while working on the highway. Ladies aid met July 8 in Congregational church parlors. A J Thornton shopped in the city Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Fay Lower and children of Bronson Iowa visited Sunday and were joined by Mr. Lower’s mother for a two week stay. John Luken attended the funeral of his brother M L Montane at St Joseph’s church in Sioux City Friday morning. Mrs. David Lilly hosted hosts at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westfield
Darlene Thornton
Evelyn
E. J. Thornton
Thornton
A. A. Lilly
Akron
Darrell Luken
Jack Reese
Brunsville
Questions on birds and eggs in this issue advertisements
The page promises answers to two questions about birds and eggs in the advertisements. It cites this is sue and Sam Schester's Bible Thoughts as sources. The text frames queries about oldest known bird and cowbird naming, and why Jesus Christ became human, pointing readers to the cited items in this issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus Christ
Earth
God
Sam Schester
School Board Holds Annual Meeting on July 1 1987
The annual school board meeting was held Thursday evening July 1 1987. Contracts for next year were approved for Superintendent L L Jordan. Principal C D Lang high school Miss Blanche Greathead Fay ette Iowa and several teachers including Audra Boylen Anne Lyle Marguerite Martin Phyllis Jacobson Everett Timm and Mrs Louise Paulson. Enrollment totaled 132 with 18 non residents. General fund expenditures were 13365 with 5828.96 on hand. School house fund spent 766.85 leaving 31602.44. Coal for next year cost 8.07 per ton from Fullerton Lumber Co. Clara Chapman re-elected secretary. Budget forecasts similar general fund taxes to previous year. school house fund needs 1760 for bond interest. A July 26 meeting will hear tax payer opinions. The relief bill prompts hope for P W A grant. notes to Senator Gillette and Representative Harrington. Also reports on residents Wayne Lilly Olin Lilly Cecil Harrington LeMars trip and Ed Patterson home plans and a picnic slate near Akron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Jordan
Cornell
Iowa
C. D. Lang
Blanche Greathead
Fayette
Audra Boylen
Sioux City
Anne Lyle
Fullerton Lumber Co
Clara Chapman
Congress
P. W. A. Grant
Gillette
Harrington
Wayne Lilly
Lamont
Olin Lilly
Cecil .Harrington
LeMars
Gene
Ed Patterson
Geisel
Fred Emmick
Wm. Seyler
Robert Root
Akron
Josephine Etzel Is Laid to Rest
Long Beach California details of funeral for Mrs J Etzel notes from page 1 continuation describe services and attendees through a formal obituary entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Etzel
Long Beach
California
Notable Mentions of Mrs Etzel and Family Ties
A fragment notes Hassett of Woonsocket and Moorland resident Mrs F Burgess with others in Missouri and Kansas City. It mentions Mrs Etzel living with a family since 1920 and praises her faith and motherhood qualities in reverent terms.
Bible Thoughts by Sam Schessler
Essay argues Jesus Christ took human nature to redeem humanity from sin and enable salvation. It cites Hebrews 2:14-18 to explain Christ’s humanity, suffering, and crucifixion, detailing divine love, atonement, and the promise of eternal joy in heaven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus’Christ
Earth
Heaven
Apostle Paul
Paul
You
Jesus Christ
God
Jesus
First Session of Scouts Complete and Camp Delays
A diary style report covers the first Scout session ending with camp delays on June 28 and activities through July 1. Entries note cabin scarcity, clay work, overnight waits, plays by Busy Beeg and Bluebirds, song performances, rain disruptions, meals, bead rings, and swimming before departure.
Bead Rings Slippers and Puppet Show Highlight July Club Events
Students presented a parents exhibit after two days of activities. The Wahoos performed a puppet show Nail Broth while the Daddy long legs staged Rumpelstutitskin and the Blue Birds performed Fate of Echo. Busy Bees formed a Big Dipper with flashlights on a hill as bead rings were completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluebirds
Echo
Pastor Here For Many Years Dies
Longtime pastor with 12 sons and six daughters died. He was married twice, first to Margaret Lyons in 1877 and then to Sarah Lyons in 1916. Survived by nieces and nephews. Funeral Saturday July 10 at 2 30 PM from First Presbyterian Church with Rev Pfaltzgraff presiding and Rev Smith assisting. Interment in city cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Lyons
Presbyterian
Ralph
Iowa
Sarah Lyons
First Presbyterian Church
F. P. Pfaltzgraff
W.E. Smith
Plymouth Presbyterian Church
City Cemetery
Hilts Reunion at Oak Grove on July 4th
A reunion at Oak Grove on Fourth of July gathered many Hilts family members from Iowa and neighboring states. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Henry Ramhorst and son Darrel, Mr and Mrs Leon DeRaad and daughters Joyce and Della Jean, Lizzie Hilts, John Hilts, John Peters and sons Bob Walter Victor and Johnnie, Roland Peters, Mildred Johnson, Marilyn Maurer, Arthur Mulder Jr and children Wanda Donna Darwin and Dale, from Ireton Alton Struble and Sioux Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Henry Ramhorst
Darrel
Leon DeRaad
Joyce
Della Jean
Lizzie Hilts
John Hilts
John Peters
Bob
Walter
Victor
Johnnie
Roland Peters
Mildred Johnson
Marilyn Maurer
Ireton
Iowa
Arthur Mulder
Wanda
Donna
Darwin
Dale
Alton
Will Hills
Struble
Russell Peters
Sioux Falls
8. D
S. D
Skin condition improve with Adlerika trial sizes
Verna Schlepp reports pimples fading after using Adlerika. She says the product cleanses the bowels and removes poisons causing bad complexion. Limited time 10c trial sizes on sale at SPOTTS & POST, Druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verna Schlepp
Spotts & Post
Local Families Listed in Unnamed Notice
Edward Peters and sons Edward and John Webster 8S D Mr and Mrs Henry Brabander and children Wallace and Marian Mr and Mrs Louis Borchers and sons
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Peters
Edward
John
Webster
Henry Brabander
Wallace
Marian
Louis Borchers
Local names list from LeMars social page brief
Myron and Lidyd Mr and Oscar Peters and daughtery Joyce Miss Olga Peters Mr and Mrs Louis Ricking from LeMars appear in a social notices fragment listing multiple households and individuals without a clear event or date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron
Lidyd
Oscar Peters
Daughtery
Joyce
Olga Peters
Louis Ricking
LeMars
Also Mentioned on This Page
Western Stanton
FBI
Ace
Royal
Bulldog Drummond
M. A. Moore
Royal Theatre
Claudette
Melvyn
Pat O
Brien
Margaret Eindsay
eToe Purcell
Ray Mill and
Drummond
Sam Schessler
Abraham
Chieftain
Atlantic
LeMars Globe-Post
R. Utecht
R. Joynt
Merritt
Bradley
Westergard
R. Albert
W. Albert
D. DeJag
O. Utecht
R. Westergard
Rosendahl
D. DeJager
M. A. Weber
P. Merritt
L. Saebells
Mary Bunges
Scholer
Keihn
Utecht
Bunges
Albert
N. DeJager
G. Merritt
John Cope
Keirin
M. Merritt
Hilts
Oak Grove
Aetna Life Insurance Co
Register & Tribune
Brig. Des Moines, Iowa
E. T. Hauptmann
Corwith
S &G Dairy
Bill Zimmer
Central Avenue N
Kingsley, Remsen
Orange City
Sioux Center
Germany
Kenneth Cope
Iowa Public Service Co
West
Selfie Mills
Pride of the
CiPeg
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