Remsen residents share news of visits and events
Mrs Fred Schell returns from Writing. a sister funeral in Salem S D prompts trips by Mr and Mrs Miller and Mrs Niles. Ruby Swanson visits Remsen while George Miller attends the Salem funeral. A girl is born to Mr and Mrs Jim Frisch. Many locals travel to Sioux City Mil ford Saline and the Black Hills. John Reinhold dies at 74. funeral at St Paul Evangelical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Schell
Wm. Miller
Albert Kass
Sioux City
Nick Kass
Math Wintz
Milford
George Raskert
Peter Schiltz
John Watgen
George Miller
Salem
Ls. D
Arthur Voss
Huron
S. D
Math Nessius
F. A. Johnson
Omaha
Neb
Henry Schorg
Eugene Kreber
Remsen
Pete Treinen
Henry Willenburg
Black Hills
Fred Tietz
Mr. Krier
Gotlieb Lang
Santa Cruz
Cal
John Reinhold
St. Paul Evangelical Church
Reifschneider
J. Grose
Sioux Fells
Ss. D
Fred Yarington
John L. Scharff
Walter Lang
Yellowstone National Park
Rachel Ernest
Esther
Marcus
Frank Sterns
South Dakota
Doris Deegan
Early
J. B. Schreiner
St. Paul
Frank Schlesser
John Deegan
Deegan
John
Harding
Maxine
Regina
Lloyd
St. Cloud
Norman Bolser
le Mars
Sophia Siege
Henry Siege
Fred Siege
Hamilton
Grand Island
George Mueller
Anna Siege
Marie Siege
Ireton Mrs W J Taylor and son travel after nephew death
Ireton Hawarden and Centertown residents travel to Arthur Kansas after the death of Harold Taylor at thirty following months of throat illness. Funeral services held Wednesday. Several local families and relatives noted visits and travel across Iowa Minnesota and South Dakota including trips to Minneapolis Sioux City and Le Mars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Taylor
Hawarden
Floyd
Centertownshp
Arthur
Wayne
Harley Brown
George Krause
Paulina
Herbert Ericson
J. R. Karr
Minneapolis
C. C. Wills
F. J. Wills
Sioux City
Wills
Anna
Gertrude Andriesses
le Mars
John Campbell
Delbert Day
Alexandria
Minn
A. T. Stafford
G. §. Pitts
Alton
Mra
Wm. Miller
Henny Geade
Matilda Bruins
Denver
Colo
West
G. J. Houston
Ray Woolridee
Gerretson
Mike Cran
Rochester
Alinn
Prof
C. Faber
Quiter
Tev
VanFarowe
Faber
Molyth van Skike
Spencer
Arlene Johnson Ad
Mankato
Elmer Johnson
Alexandra
George Campbell
L. J. Smith
the Lakes
Wylie Saterice
Marcus
L. D. Saterele
Art Linderman
J.A. Linderman
Ntananiai
Gerritt Vander Klielt
John
Peter DeJager
Birthday Celebrations and Local Notices In Iowa Town
Joe and Al Kemp celebrate birthdays with friends and a late luncheon as Fre king's orchestra plays. Mrs. Hart visits from Des Moines. Tony Uarpenan recovers from a horse kick. Many other community notices: visits, travels, baptisms, and a funeral in Aurelia after an auto accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
al Kemp
Freking
George Hart
Des Moines
D. W
B. H. Dreckman
Bert Kemp
Irene
George Lucey
O'Leary
Wilson Geary
Frank Faber
Remsen
Will Dane
Sioux City
Wm. Kemnitz
O. W. Weidauer
Fonda
Albert Kaiser
R. W. Kalas
Harlan, Ia
Russell
Henry Schultz
Schultz
Community Hospital
Marguerite Britt
Miss Britt
Quinn
Ss. D
Jennie Harber
Harriet
Lake Okoboji
Local notices recap Kingsley area social shifts
Kingsley residents share travel updates births visits and family milestones. Forrest Preston family from Radcliff Va. visits J C and Mrs Preston relatives while James Fife and Clarence Bieil welcome newborns a daughter and a son at local hospitals. Several families travel through Sioux City Remsen Le Mars correctionsville and Montana for visits. Mrs A A Pierce passes away near town July 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest Preston
Radcliff
J. C. Preston
James Fife
Methodist Hospital
Sioux City
Clarence Bieil
E. M. Bolton
Melvin Bolton
Dwight Mason
Raiph City
Yellowstone Park
George Bolton
Mitchell
D. D
Washington
Tra Walden
Stewart
Oklahoma
H. Price
Curt Culler
Pierson Yariday
Ralph Brownell
Phyllis
Correctionville
D. M. Isenberg
Missouri
Kingsley
R. Oo. Brownell
John Sternberg
Erroll
Crystal Lake
Roy Davidson
Donald Wooley
Remsen
le Mars
Elmer Kitterman
John Featherston
Harold Gilmour
Joseph MacFarlain
Pierson
John Conley
Ernest Alger
Tom Brewster
Bolton
J.C
Sioux Ux City
James Ross
Arthur Hurt
Spencer
Carl Lissner
Ieinie Lissner
Montana
Ed Knowles
Warren Wilson
Tennie
Myr
Ted Clark
Hettie
Quimby
R. Martin
Randolph Payne
HH. Meade
Kaloosa
Iowa
Windom Payne
John Hall
Lake Oko- Ios
Dave Haggen
Little Son
J. M. Wormley
Struble and Sioux Falls Visitors Highlight Local News
Local society notes recount visits by Mr. and Mrs. Moran and Mrs. Coffey of Minneapolis in Sioux Falls and Sioux City, bridge party hosted by Mrs. Cherehall, and multiple family trips to Nebraska and Washington. A Le Mars couple, Cliff Bray and Ethel Hatton, wed at the Evangelical parsonage. Political and social links include farm bureau activities and regional travel, with extended family gatherings and a dairy recipe feature for ice cream and frozen desserts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Moran
Patrick Coffey
Minneapolis
Sioux Falls
Marie Moran
Sioux City
Margaret Carey
George Henrich
Ida
LaVerne
Nebraska
Raymond Cherehall
Bi-Wekely
Coffey
Viotho
Ireton
Verne Keough
Ray Desparies
T. J. Henkels
West
Washington
Chas, Bowne
Pacific Coast
Bowen
Vera
Frank Wells
Alec McDougall
Earl Hipple
Chas. Alberts
Dubudue
Cliff Bray
Ethel Hatton
Evangelical Parsonage
le Mars
Aurand
Bray
Struble Lumber Company
Craig
Simon Alberts
Freeport
Ill
Chas
Will
Clarence Alberts
Wm. Baack
Kosch
Luvene
Minn
Rose Flaherty
Thos. Flaherty
Dalton
N. R. Schlesser
Harvest Prospects For Large Honey Crop In South Dakota
South Dakota faces a strong honey season as sweet clover blooms. Beekeepers at South Dakota State College report colonies gaining three to eight pounds daily, with yields depending on space to store surplus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
South Dakota State College
M. D
Beekeeping tips from Farrar on swarm control
Farrar, an instructor at State College, urges weekly hive checks and maintaining at least 40 pounds of honey in supers. He warns against delays in removing empty supers, recommends extra ventilation in hot weather, and suggests wider entrances to colonies. He calls busy bees the best swarm control and notes factors like a young queen, large brood nest, storage space, ventilation, and shade as aids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farrar
The
Bees State College
Rey
Comfort and Health in Hot Weather in Iowa
Dr. J. Wallace of the State Department of Health says Iowa residents can stay fairly comfortable and well in hot weather. Located north of torrid zones, Iowa rarely hits 95 degrees. Comfort depends on humidity and air movement as well as temperature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
J. Wallace
State Department of Health
Frozen desserts gaining favor in daily diet
Creameries and dairy product makers promote ice cream as a stable food not a fad. They echo housewives who use frozen desserts to introduce cream and milk into daily meals. In July and August the frozen des- terts gained popularity and momentum.
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Stanton
Pierce
Aurelia
Federated Church
H. G. Barks
Mike Lang
Dora Dannebring
McNally
Harry Stief
Henry Mueller
Withel Mueller
Evanston
Chicago
Wm. Nicholson
G. P. Simeon
D. Short
First National
BANK
LE Mars, Iowa
Scott’s
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfie
Whippet
Landau
Pri
Willys-Overland
Toledo
Okie
Dixon Garage
Neeals Owey
Gore
Pine Ridge
Rosebud
Interior
Wounded Knee Creek
Minnesota
Hackensack
Ten Thousand Lake District
Birch Lake
Allinois
Rantoul
Chanute
Mississipi
sIndiana
St. Marys of the Wrixls
Terre Haute
France
Vigo County
Wahath River
St. Marys of the Woods
Stesdard
Acenate Road
Mapa
Darpareterset Hig Haa
Standard Oil Company
Ethyl
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