Found Coin Purse in Town Contains Money
A found coin purse with money inside is reported. The owner may recover it by paying for an ad. The notice suggests a contact or location to claim the item.
15 Jul 1940
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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1940
Page
1
A found coin purse with money inside is reported. The owner may recover it by paying for an ad. The notice suggests a contact or location to claim the item.
The notice itemizes Ford sealing power rings and spindle rebushing prices, brake refinements, plus a classifieds run of land and property transfers. Entries include Harvey Borchers to William D. Borchers for two parcels, Abbie and Hattie Harrington transfers in Le Mars, and various sheriff deeds in Kingsley and LeMars with amounts and lot descriptions.
William Justman Exs to Viola Watte and others involve 10 acres in SE quarter of SE 29-93-45 in New Sey. Katharine Stenger to Ellen C. Larsen covers NW/SE and NE and 10 acre tracts in SE 29-92-45. Harry and Fred Thompson to John Ryan include Lot 5 in Johnson Frost sub division 10-91-46. Louis Homan to John W. Zimmerman details north 45 feet of Lot 4 Block 5 Remsen. Anna M. Arnold to Roy Armes, Elizabeth Armes, Lot 17 Block 14 Kingsley valued at 150 dollars. Plymouth County treas to part SE 10 block 3 Frost’s add Merrill with Merrill Cem. Assn. to Harry Hancer Lot 26 Block 4 Merrill Cemetery. Amounts shown: 7000, 2020.14, 20.
In Plymouth County Iowa the 1940 probate notices announce a last will for Caroline Koopman and a final proof hearing set for August 8 1940 at 10 AM. Also listed is the probate notice for Charles Williams with heirs named and a hearing date to admit the will to probate.
This week at Western Union College summer session featured an open air all college lawn party with games mixers stunts and campus pictures. A study tour to the state hospital at Cherokee was directed by Dr B F Zuehl. The first half ends July 12 with more enrollments to follow. The octette from North Central College Naperville Ill visited LeMarg last Saturday noon hosted by President and Mrs D O Kime, Dr and Mrs B F Zuehl, Rey, and Mrs Golden.
Thompson Crayne at Friendship G after the lunch. Their hosts entertained with music and a picnic. Dr C C Pinney directed the college choir and the young men on a concert tour during a visit to Western Union College.
Local social roundup reports birthday observances at Mrs. Mary Daugherty home with Lancaster, Whitlock, Myers and others. Nearby visits include Coast Artillery Pvt Godfrey Hauser at Fort Ward en, and several funeral details for I. L. Demaray of Mitchell. The column lists multiple visits, picnics, Sunday school events, and cooperative gatherings across LeMars Sioux City Glenwood and surrounding towns.
Miss Ruth Moses and Irene Petersen of Sioux City visited relatives in Fredonia over the weekend. Rev Laurits Petersen of Harlan installed Rev Fred Jacobsen at Gethsemane Lutheran Church during Sunday services. Various residents and relatives from Remsen LeMars Ovens and Sioux City were noted visiting or hosting in Fredonia and area. Grasshopper poison used by some farmers. multiple local names mentioned among visitors and celebrants.
Mr and Mrs GE Held and family of Hinton were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs O W Crouch Sunday. Hazel Swanson returned home from a two week camp vacation near Omaha. Mrs Clarence Vondrak visited by her Sioux City mother Monday. Mr and Mrs Arthur Miller and Joan of Sioux City visited Perry County relatives Sunday. Amil Vondrak Sr improves at St Vincent s Sioux City after a blood transfusion. A large turnout attended a shower for Dorothy Vehe bride to be at Mrs Pete Boucard s near Jefferson SD. Delegates Richard Heizer Walter Sloan and Mrs O W Crouch attended the Republican convention in LeMars. Francis Swanson Paul Sioux City and Henry Anderson Hancock were guests of Perry Township residents.
Swanson and others attended a picnic near Jefferson with Mrs Nick Polly and Mrs Nap Lamoreany present. A semi annual meeting of line 20 in Kavarna home and a supper for Mrs Berkley followed. Adolph Kovarna rode with Clifford Lindleaf to view the lake as Mrs Joan Ferguson returned from James for an extended stay.
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