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Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post

Location

Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1926

Page

4

Merrill down LeMars in baseball clash 4 to 1

Merrill defeats LeMars 4 to 1 before about 800 fans at McDuffie park as Weeks of Albert Lea fends off strikes while Lotz fans nine for Merrill. Key moments include Severide error aiding LeMars and a late Merrill rally with two runs in the eighth.

Merrill LeMars Severide Cherokee All Stars McDuffie Park Cherokee Albert Lea Minn Joe Lotz Lotz Remsen Cole Markuson Hansen Sutter Wels Richards Niggling S. Harrison Harrison J. Harrison Hauff Merrill Aba Hpoa E Hansen Harrison c Lotz P Crouch If Halwig If LeMars .Ab Hpoa B Polly Cf Severida Olson If Cole If B. VanCitters Markuson c Pegorick C. VanCitterg Sioux City

Merrill Beats Remsen 8 to 1 on Sunday

Merrill baseball team traveled to Remsen and defeated the fast Remsen squad 8 to 1. Lotz pitched effectively for Merrill with 8 strikeouts while Olewan allowed 10 hits. Key moments included Harrison’s three base hit and Lotz hitting a home run, fueling Merrill’s four-run fourth and three more in the seventh. Remsen’s Bauer drove in their lone run.

Glenn Sarnett Merrill Remsen Hansen Wels Richards Niggling Faber J. Nothem Bauer Gamerdinger Ohlendorf Skinney Harrison Lotz Olewan Ty Ole Ole Gammerdinger Harrison Lotz P Harrison J Halweg Crouch Gi Remsen Abr HPO AB Faber Cf Nothem P. Weis Harri Nothem Peters Victor

Victor the Remsen Catcher Breaks Finger in First Inning

80 000 Totals enaneene 34 1 6 3710 3 Victor, the Remsen catcher, had the misfortune to get one of his finger s broken in the first inning.

Enaneene Victor Remsen

Cherokee Lemars Clash At McDuffie Park This Morning

Cherokee Lemars meets Le Mars in a semi pro baseball game at McDuffie park. Le Mars manager Bill Coadh predicts a victory and notes strengthened lineup with additions Dick Richards and Peck from Merrill and South Dakota leagues. Cherokee, the fastest local team, brings a strong lineup to challenge the visit.

Bill

Memorial Day program and rural visits noted in Liberty Center

Mr and Mrs John Kalas and children visited C D Eberhard and Frank Wetrosky homes Sunday. A large crowd attended Merrill Memorial Day program. Cultivating in full swing with several finishing first time. A fairly good rain Friday night. Many attended the 4H club tour Friday. C D Eberhard and Willard and Eldon were LeMars callers Saturday. Mr and Mrs Elmer Wetrosky of Neptune visited Gus Wetrosky home.

Liberty Center John Kalas C. D Elmer Wetrosky Neptune Gus Wetrosky

Stanton Special Correspondent Reports Local Graduation

Stanton Special Correspondent notes attendance at Trinity College graduation. Mr and Mrs Ralph Schrooten shopped in Sioux City Saturday. Miss Mae Maquillan of Sloan visited Clarence Schulz. Worth and Clarence Schulz shelled corn Friday. Blanche Bunch, who studied at Dean, will spend summer with her parents locally. Ruth Schrooten of Odeboldt is listed among residents.

Trinity College Ralph Schrooten Sioux City Mae Maquillan Sloan Clarence Schulz Worth Misa Blanche Bunch Dean Ruth Schrooten Odeboldt

Local visits noted across the community

Visiting relatives and neighbors appear in several local social notes. Mrs Carpenter and daughter Dorothy visited Mr and Mrs Henry Braband. Miss Ruth Kemnitz helped with housework for Mrs HM Worth. Mrs Blumer and family from Sioux City visited the Will Dunn home. Mr and Mrs C Beggs and family from Union two were dinner guests at Schrooten Bros. Miss Gladys Stoewer spent several days with her sister Mrs Harry Muecke.

Carpenter Dorothy Henry Braband Ruth Kemnitz HM Worth Blumer Sioux City Will Dunn C. Beggs Union Two Schrooten Bros Gladys Stoewer Harry Muecke

OYENS Ralph Marx on business trip to Sioux City

Ralph Marx traveled to Sioux City on a business trip Friday. Olivia Mets did shopping in Alton on Tuesday. Christina Pletschrette and Rose Feller are part of St. Joseph's high school class of 1926 in LeMars. Both plans unclear.

Ralph Marx Sioux City Olivia Mets Alton Christina Pletschrette Rose Feller St. Joseph's High School LeMars

Girls Enter Teaching Profession In Parish News

Reports indicate girls intend to enter the teaching profession. Families and local residents attended various social visits including Mr. and Mrs. John Hentges and daughter at the Fiedler-Weber home, and Mrs. James Burns with children from LeMars visiting the Dowd home. A joint KC and social club meeting planned an upcoming picnic. St. Catherine's parish held one of its largest communion classes with 19 children taking solemn communion.

Father Rolfes Kate Rolfes Alton St. Mary's School John Hentges Barbara Worth LeMary Fiedler-Weber K. C Will Heissel James Burns LeMars J. L. Dowd

First Communion Class and Local Visits Highlight Week

A large group of children celebrated their first communion together. Mr and Mrs P J Homan visited the Melis family. Mrs Pete Fisch and daughter Gertrude spent Saturday in LeMars. Families including the Gergen and Kunkel clans visited relatives. Della Kuster and St Francis sisters attended Sacred Heart nurses’ graduation. Staab and baby visited Remsen family. Will Holton called on LeMars friends. Friday marked the last day of school with joy for teachers and pupils. Mrs John Melis and son Gregor left for Iowa City for university commencement and Peter Meis. Frank Bortscheller’s family visited. Angeline Homan and Mrs L S Homan of Remsen visited Melis. Joe Majeres entertained Mrs Frank Majeres and Anton Delperdang and daughter Sunday.

East Stanton Will Sullivan Tom Hughes Marjorie Hughes Chas. Schunk le Mars John Williamson Miami Fla Pete Gainor Vera Vivian Sullivan Merrill Alvina Dunn Ed Gainor Sioux City Florence Cowan Vermillion D. C Kathryn Coway Frank Dunn Mary Hughes James Mike Keenan John Brennan Dorothy Litzmann Kingsley W. T. Caral Mae Kirch LeMars Joe Robinet Chas. Begg Pete Bell Jerry Britt Geo. Plendl Lincoln Tnc Frank Keenan Near LeMars Margaret Murray Jack Ryan Tim Bergan Pete McGrath Joe Boethke W. T. Carel Pat Callahan Iona Minn Matt Brennan Crowley Bros Chas, Lue Hinton Hidton Sitemann Ruth Schrootén Odebolt Francis Keenan Frank Plendl Pete Comeski Madison Wis Leo P. Ostert Eva Sitzmann W.al. Sullivan John Sullivan Will Ray Sullivan Chas. Keenan Catherine Dunn Dorothy Gibbons Rose Bergan Marval Schrooten Martin Wecker Lucy Blumer Blumer B. J. Dunn Ralph Schrooten West Stanton Littie Kehrberg Will Cowan and P. J. Homan Melis Pete Fisch Gertrude Nick Gergen Brank Kunkel Della Kuster May- Tose St. Francis Cises Sacred Heart Hospital Laula Staab Baby of Remsen Frank Stoffel Will Holton LeMars Friends John Melis Gregor Iowa City Peter Meis College of Medicine Chas John Bortcheller Bortscheller Angéline Homan Homan Joe Majeres Frank Majeres Anton. Delperdang

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