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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1930
Page
2
Special correspondents report on Sunday visits by families from Braune and Lake regions, with neighbors and friends attending Riverview events. Households from Remsen and Braband share gatherings, 4 H club activities cover muffins and dating methods, and a district PTA picnic hosts ninety one attendees with a midday lunch and community contests.
Mrs Edward Dirks and children Richard and Betty from Akron visited Brunsville Thursday. Mr and Mrs Harry Luchion from near Craig joined Mrs Maurice Veron and Mrs Dick Harms in visiting Mrs Otto Muth at the Sioux City hospital Wednesday afternoon. A surprise party was hosted Thursday evening at the George Auerly home for Mr Auerly’s birthday.
A crowded social scene is recounted with visits and gatherings across Brunsville LeMars and Sioux City. Families chaired by Harms Bauerly Simeon and Dirks attend meals luncheons and Decoration Day trips while teams from Brunsville fall to Craig and Washington at local ball diamonds. Parishioners attend graduations and weddings and burial services mark Mrs Mary Woodall’s death. there are airport like trips to Spencer Parker and Des Moines and several baptisms and marriages noted.
Dick Byrd will join his parents and the superintendent as platform manager for a Chautauqua company. The report lists numerous local visits and relocations, with residents traveling to Sioux City, Corona and Des Moines, and attendance at hospitals and churches.
Mr and Mrs A Mitchell parents of Mrs Hal VandeWater were weekend guests with their daughter and family here. Mr and Mrs Wm Marienau and family and Mr and Mrs Harry Lewick and daughter motor to Lake Okoboji Sunday. D G Johnson returned to the lakes Saturday after a few days with family here. Wm Thompson departed Monday for Ostiline. Mrs Weis returned to Sioux Falls after a visit with the Peter VanderWicken home. Mr and Mrs Melvin Wheeler and children and Mrs Reppa Wheeler of Sioux Falls visited here Friday. Mr and Mrs Geo Reiley and son Clarence of Sioux City visited here Friday with friends. Mrs Lois Dale of Hawarden and Mrs Vernon Altman of Alcester visited here Friday and attended Memorial services. Mr and Mrs Ira Hardenberger of Sioux City spent Friday here at the J A Linderman home. Guests at the J A Linderman home Sunday were Mr and Mrs
An unofficial table records votes from the Monday primary on June 2, 1930. It lists totals by precinct and candidate counts, reflecting early results across districts and local contests.
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