Community Notices from Fairmont Area Gatherings
Fragmented local notices describe social visits in Boyden and Sheldon, visits by Mrs. H Flentje and Mrs J J Moore, a 30 week U S Air Corps training program, and a summer schedule at Union Center store.
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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1941
Page
4
Fragmented local notices describe social visits in Boyden and Sheldon, visits by Mrs. H Flentje and Mrs J J Moore, a 30 week U S Air Corps training program, and a summer schedule at Union Center store.
Bulheads at Georke's and Henry Callaghan painting homes in LeMars. Mrs Edward Kupke and son Billy visit Beecher relatives while Fout's deluxe frying chickens advertise 2% to 3 lbs. Decor day visits plus Dr J L Reeves and families hosted in Sioux City. Lawn mower sharpening offered with free delivery by Al Koppert. Walther Auxiliary district convention planned at Rock Valley with several named attendees.
Local notices from LeMars and nearby towns list social gatherings concerts church events and family visits. Names include the Smiths Vander Hamm Kluckhohn and Chamption with various relatives attending decoration day activities reunions and college commencements.
Brenda Marshall stars in Sinpagore Woman at the Pix Theater with Wed and Thu showings. The film follows a woman whose appealing love leads to disaster.
Local classifieds advertise cash for used furniture and a Gray Co. listing. Social notes show Mrs. Reinhold Witt hosting a Philathea Circle meeting at the First Baptist Church with area visitors including Ole Leon from Detroit. Additional items mention Mr. and Mrs. Leon Steele moving to Washington DC and several relatives visiting or returning home from trips.
Summer permanents advertised by Modern Beauty Shop invite customers to arrange now for cool comfort all season. The notice includes a contact phone 912 and handler Lois Allemany.
Miss Elizabeth Schlesser hosted a bridal shower Thursday evening with informal visiting and an attractive lunch. Ramona Schmidt received many home gifts. Special guests included Mrs. Kenneth Thunhorst and Miss Gertrude Donovan of Sioux City.
The Trinity Council No. 1466 will initiate about 20 new members this Sunday. Candidates and members will march from the club rooms to St Josephs church for an 8:30 mass, breakfast follows in the K of C rooms, degree work starts at 1 p.m. in the Eagle's hall, and a banquet at the Union hotel follows. Ladies are invited to attend the banquet.
Local groups announce gatherings including The Third Order of St Francis meeting on June 4 and a picnic supper with a card party on June 8 at St Joseph's hall Lincoln township. Notable visits include Mr and Mrs Charles Faust of Chicago and Jerry Groves of Minneapolis. Memorial day events and various social functions are listed with attendees and locations.
Reuel Thompson of Glendale California was the honored guest at a Sunday gathering at New Deal park. A noon picnic dinner was shared by the Richard Thompson, Ray Berner of LeMars, Leslie Thompson, Harold Thompson, Stanley Thompson of Union, Wallace Erickson and son Arthur of Sioux City families. Thompson will return to California Tuesday.
Roman Schultz comes to his parents with sister Mrs. Edwin Garrick and Mr. Garrick of Minneapolis. He works in Sears Roebuck radio correspondence known as the headache department and is famous for witty customer letter replies about faulty radio cords and dead sets.
A series of social visits and hostings stretched across multiple regions. Cherokee’s Earl Earnest family entertained by Fred Earnest. Akron’s Mrs. L K Burkett stayed with daughter Mrs Glenn Wood. Des Moines’ Orville Crowley enjoyed a weekend with J T Crowley.
Saturday sale at Long's Market and a busy weekend with Sunday school at St John’s Evangelical church. People visited relatives in Marshall Montevideo Madison Minn other towns.
Deed activity includes M P Spaulding and Edith M Spaulding exchanging parcels in sections 21 and 22, with SH and SW 22 92 49. Bates to N J Bolser covers Lots 1-8, Block 1, Clays Place LeMars Out Lot P Sub Div Pt Swi 16 92 47 with $500. Thomson trust to R J Carlson covers pt Lot 1 Block 4 Hill's Add Merrill. Detroit Trust Co trustee to Jo?
Detroit HTrust Co. trustee transfers in Akron to Joseph McCue and J J Brady Admr to Esterd Huls with parcels in SEY SW and NEW SW y and lots 4 5 block 49 Sarg Add Akron valued at 305 00. Elizabeth Kounkel et al sell EX lot 7 Wtocl 26 LieMars to Em ory A Collins for 1345 00.
Wayne six year old son of Mr and Mrs Francis Keenan near LeMars fell from a fence Sunday and broke his right elbow Dr J L Reeves set the fracture S M Kale who has been out eight weeks with an injured knee is now up and around and expects to return to work Mrs Odin Hansen is a patient in St Josephs hospital Sioux City recovering from an operation
In a Saturday meeting the Bundles for Britain, Inc. unit announced its headquarters move to the south part of the Haas building just south of the First National Bank. The new room opens Saturday June 7 from 2 to 6 p m for sewing knitting and clothing collection with a supervisor. On Wednesday morning June 11 the room will be open 9 to 11.
Community sewing groups meet with machines and materials on hand and open sessions every Saturday afternoon and Wednesday morning during summer. A dance fundraiser for Bundles for Britain, Inc. is planned for June 5 at 7 30 p.m. at the LeMars country club with square dances reels and both old fashioned and modern dances. Prizes will be awarded, and several women have begun knitting projects. Appreciation is voiced for layettes sewn by W P A workers under Miss Cleo Hentges with many women named for contributions.
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