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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1930
Page
5
Large turnout at Mrs Mary Woodall funeral in Ireton notes her 77 years, widowhood seven years, three sons, three grandchildren. Local visits and shop talk follow with Craig residents attending strawberry supper, marriage news, and a kittenball team forming with named players.
Merrill region news notes visits and travel. Delaney of LeMarg met a Merrill business caller. Mrs. Lloyde Schneider is a patient at Sioux City Methodist hospital. Out of town guests visited C. C. Hauffs and relatives including Mohning Falke Schmillen families and Nancy Hoover from Sioux City. Eberhards, Deuth and Ausman families featured in weekend visits. Deuth will move to Worthington Minnesota for work. Cemetery improvements at St John Lutheran with new fence and gate. Rev Gustav Meyer serves as pastor. The Thompsons occupied the Hauswald residence while he was away. Wels family moved to Carroll Iowa for Mr Wels job.
Mr and Mrs John Kale returned the latter part of the week. The list outlines wrongs such as no active U S volcanoes, palm trees in Nebraska, wheels mismatch, overly long license plate, left side steering wheel, no left door, mismatched headlight supports, and gas issues as part of a puzzle solution.
From Rochester to Lincoln and LeMars residents flock to relatives and schools. Health updates include Kaic's visit to a Rochester specialist with little improvement and Mrs. Frank June Sr. recovering. Weekend trips feature the Death and Lemke families visiting Remsen and Pearl Manz in Nebraska. The second annual daily bible school opens June 9 with Mamie Mattice as superintendent and teachers chosen. Thieves struck John P home last Tuesday, stealing over a hundred chickens while the family was away.
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