24 Jul 1930
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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1930
Page
1
In a rural Iowa note, Darrell Ritchie, son of Mr and Mrs Omer Ritchie, caught his hand in a cream separator while unattended and sustained a bruised hand. He is healing favorably. The column also covers visits from relatives, travel mishaps, church dedication at Plymouth Presbyterian, community notices, and local sports practice ahead of a Thursday game in LeMars.
Local farmers report fair yields as August approaches while social events mark a busy week. A July birthday lunch cheered guests on a hot day. Marian McDougall grows better though quarantined with diphtheria, and relatives visit from Richmond Indiana. Various residents travel to Sioux City, Struble, and Seattle for family visits, funerals, and races. Ice cream socials and school staffing news accompany community updates.
J Deegan left for a two week stay at Excelsior Springs Missouri. Mr and Mrs Henry Mueller spent part of last week with their daughter Mrs John and family near Springfield Minnesota. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Wilbur Trafton on Wednesday July 1. Mrs P J Moran returned from a month with Pat Coffey in Minneapolis. Fred Trafton of Leeds visited W E Trafton. Mrs Clara Schwier of Sioux City visited this week. Wm Baack of LeMars doing farm buildings painting. Mr and Mrs Albert Langon of Kansas City visiting Dick Frerichs. Attended farewell dance for Mr and Mrs James Bradford who moved to Modale IA. Nellie Edwards returned from visit with her sons in Sioux Falls South Dakota. Mr and Mrs Mike Lang drove to Chester South Dakota for extended stay at the Harry Steif home. a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Steif recently. Mrs Lorenz Bertram and children of Treton visited Wm Nicholson. they motored to LeMars. John Carding and family, month’s vacationers with relatives at Buffalo Wyoming, expected home this week. Ray Tentinger of LeMars substituted at Farmers Savings Bank during Garding’s absence. Miss Alberta Null of LeMars...
A long rural Iowa social page notes visiting relatives from Richmond Indiana and Elk Point South Dakota at the Alec McDougall and connected families. A Riverview Sunday picnic drew many locals and area visitors. The Presbyterian church service raised over 1500 dollars toward a 12000 dollar church costs with about 600 dollars debt remaining. Diphtheria illness sickens Marion McDougall’s daughter. Threshing begins in the area and local residents report market activity for livestock.
Mrs John Hoffman and Mrs T S Hoffmann attended the funeral of their uncle Mike Peters in Remsen on Wednesday. Residents and visitors from LeMars and surrounding towns seen in local listings including farm labor and harvest activity, road and market movements, and threshing updates across the week.
Elgin residents Mr and Mrs Frank Tschampel and son Harold and Mrs Terborg visited in the George Terborg home at Elk Point Sunday. A fire of unknown origin started in the Lawrence Wilde grain field Wednesday afternoon, burning several shocks after Mrs Wilde returned home from the field with lunch. Mr and Mrs Emil Hanke and Mr and Mrs Ed Hanke of Water Ray Wisconsin visited last week in the B J Siebens home. Mr and Mrs H D Albert and family of Canton South Dakota visited
A sequence of small town social notes records birthday celebrations and visits in Central Grant. Mr and Mrs John Heeren and others hosted gatherings at the Harm Heeren, Minnie Mammen, and Henry Reelfs homes. Several families such as Ludwigs, Witt, Ludwigs and Popken attended events and Sunday visits occurred at multiple households with illness notes and trips to Sioux City mentioned.
North Washington reports Clarence Hughes and wife visiting the infant son of Jack Shearon and wife at Sacred Heart hospital after a serious burn last week. The town notes many local visits, weddings, church events, and farm activity as harvest and weather concerns continue.
Kingsley special correspondent reports the death of John Clay at Pierson early Monday. He had been in poor health for about a year and seemed better on Sunday before passing away.
S W Grant reports Mrs John Renken has returned home after a week as a patient at Sacred Heart Hospital Miss Anna Osterbuhr and Elmer were noted in the update as part of the household or visitors in this brief society item
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