17 Jul 1922
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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1922
Page
1
Local notes from Akron list Rena and Phenia Johnson visiting Emmett relatives then traveling to Hudson Dakota. John Lucbs family to Lake Preston South Dakota to take charge of hotel property. Various relatives visit here from Omaha Davenport Sioux City and St. Louis with trips to Lake Okoboji and Fort Lupton Colorado.
A fragment notes a social visit among young women in Colorado Springs, Colorado, mentioning companions and the late afternoon gathering. The brief hints at companionship and location but offers limited specifics about the event or participants.
The LeMars Globe-Post is listed as the official city and county paper with subscription rates of 2.50 and 3.50 in an old display line. The note underscores its status and pricing.
E R Waite of the Shawnee Oklahoma Board of Commerce urges citizens to plan, repair homes, host conventions, and showcase city merits. He links city prosperity to farmer prosperity, calling for cooperative advancement of the region using gathered facts to boost the city and county.
Remsen residents welcomed visitors and reported travels across Iowa and Nebraska. Doon guest John Dreyer stayed with J. H. Kramer, while Apolonia and Eldora Ludwig of LaMotte visited two weeks with the Joe Ludwig family. Creighton party John Kennedy and children motorized from Nebraska to Remsen for a week with relatives. Local work changes included a resignation from Iowa Light, Heat & Power line work. Visitors from Eldora, Adrian, Pell Rapids, LeMars, Granville, and Dubuque were noted, with church and Knights of Columbus planning a July picnic for members and families.
Mars underwent surgery for appendicitis early last week. Miss Nora and Owna Kain from Creighton Neb arrived in Remsen Monday to spend the week with relatives Mr and Mrs Mike Kennedy. Dorothy Nothem daughter of Mr and Mrs Theo C Nothem was operated on at Sacred Heart LeMara for tonsil removal. Mr and Mrs M R Faber and children and Miss Agnes Wagner left for Spirit Lake for about three weeks. John Willmes of Chicago left after two weeks with Mr and Mrs Cornelius Wollwert. Victor Bruchery fractured his right arm last week while cranking a car for WH Mohning. Mrs Margaret Schultz and daughter Eva and John Ulrich and Catherine Winkers left for Hartley for a week with friends and relatives. Miss Elizabeth Lotz left for Lake Okoboji to stay two weeks with the W J Kass family of Sioux City. Mrs Henry Miller of Storm Lake spent several days visiting her mother Mrs Whitmer in Remsen.
Special correspondent reports Bemidji area life with W E Nennrich A N Thoma and family visiting Granville on business. Mrs Grant Chapman leaves for Sheldon, Mrs Mary Chapman housesits. Jennie Hayes visits M G Mills. Ferdinand Peck returns from a two week wedding trip in Mankato. Mills visit Leeda and Pelican Rapids. J F March and sons dine with Elizabeth March. W H M S meets with Mats M G Mills. W F M S gathers with Mrs M G Mills.
UNION Mrs. Pratt of LaCrosse Wisconsin visits her nephew H C Hoyt and family. Misa Polley of Homer Neb visits her brother in the Jas Goudie tenant house. Mr and Mrs Earle Westadt return to Sioux City after six weeks with Ed Phelan. Families of Goudie Nevins and Eyres visit LeMars and Riverside Park. Several farmers in harvest fields. Knapp family guests of Hasbrook. Ward Knapp returns home. Laura Bixby returns from Cedar Falls for Fourth. Eyres and son Roderick visit Calvin Eyres. baseball game in LeMars draws many locals. Frank Laughlin ships hogs to Sioux City. Nagbronk family spends Fourth at Knapp grove Sioux township. Ward Knapp’s daughter stays after visit. Read the advertisements.
The meeting closed with lunch served by the hostess. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Chambers returned Friday from Haxtum Colorado for Mrs Chamber's health. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Lester Dorr and son Robert and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Jackson of LeMars with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Cliff. Carl Heinrich and Walter, with daughter Hazel, of Gregory D. visited Will Hennrich and wife. R. A. Hawkins shipped hogs to Sioux City. Bernard Miller of LeMars visited J. M. Whitman. T. K. Chapman and Gerrit Jensen had cattle on the Sioux City market. Stephen Chenhall of LaMars called on relatives. L. L. Jones of LeMars called here. Wm. Determan of Remsen was Sunday dinner guest of A. N. Thoma. Regina Schnepf of LeMars visited relatives.
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