Girl Injured In Fall Off Horse
Miss Florence Kounkel daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Kounkel fell from a horse and was stepped on by another horse injuring her shoulder badly. Velva Jenkins daughter of Mrs Oscar Molstad has been at state teachers college Cedar Falls and returned for the summer. A barn dance attracted many neighbors and friends. Mrs H L Schrooten and Mrs Joe Bohlke and daughters Janet and Esther were visitors. Mr and Mrs Herbert Greenwaldt welcomed infant Donald Herbert born at Sioux City Lutheran hospital. Lyle L Remer of Sioux City visited the Stoewer home. Harry Schrooten hosted relatives from Detroit and Sioux City. Farm holiday movement leaders circulated petition in nearby districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Kounkel
Arthur Kounixel
Velva Jenkins
A. H. Hel. Beckers
Joe Bohlke
Janet
Esther
Isitora
H. L. Schrooten
Herbert Greenwaldt
Donald Herbert
Lutheran Hospital of
Sioux City
Lyle L
Remer
Wm. Stoewer
Harry Schrooten
Detroit
Farmers
Brunsville Social News From Brunsville Area
Tuesday visitors at John Dirks home included Fred Breinken and family from near LeMars, Grandma Pageler, Henry Pageler, Monnie Hartman family, Marlin Grosenheider and others north of town. A baby boy joined Fred Schuldt's family Saturday morning. Viola Petersen assists at Schuldt home. St Peters Luther League met in church basement with Herman and Evelyn Pecks hosting. Henry Harms family visited relatives near Iona Minnesota, then returned. Various locals visited and hosted others across Brunsville, including Edn Johnson, Louis Borchers, Ohlrichs, Albright, and Dirks families. The St Peters Ladies Aid met. many local visits and circus trip to LeMars noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dirks
Fred ° Breinken
Laverne
near _LeMars
Grandma Pageler
Henry Pageler
Monnie Hartman
Henry
Bill
Marlin Grosenheider
Town
Lou Albright
Wesley
Carl Oltmanns
Anna
Elsie Grosenheider
Fred Schuldt
Viola Petersen
Schuldt
St. Peter’s Luther League
Herman
Evelyn Pecks
Henry Harms
Iona
Minn
Barney Johns
Louis Borders
Preston Township
Harm Heeren
Harlan and
Wallace
Grant Township
Fred Ohlrichs
Orville
Lois Schuldt
George Albright
Near
Craig
Pearl Tullis
Merrill
Marie
Helen “Johnson
Ed Marienau
McNally
George Wilkens
Dick Martfield
Alcester
S.D
O. Rederfs
Jack Harms
Dick Frerichs
Frerichs
Near Struble
Lucille
Helen Harms
Shake Harms
Edn Johnson
Louis Borchers
Henry Marienau
Freq Schuldt
LeMars
Viola Peterson
Rosie Wilkens
Marian Marienau
Darlene Frerichs
Tom Petersen
Near Ruble
Waller
Akron
Bill Rieken
Brunsville
Helen
Lucille Harris
Henry ~Pageler
Minnie Hartman
John ‘Dirks
Local visitors and family gatherings reported in region
Sioux City visitors include Mr and Mrs John Ahlfs on Wednesday while Mr and Mrs Chas Kos joined Dr and Mrs George Mauer for Sunday dinner in LeMars. Des Moines guests Herschel Reeves and Mrs Rake visited the Chas Werley home. The Werleys and relatives spent Sunday with kin at Ireton. Wayne Detloff broke his collarbone Saturday after his hand tangled in a rope while chasing a burro in the pasture. A Decoration Day family picnic was held at the W E Albert home. John Cronin of Ovens and family friends called on locals Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ahlfs
Sioux City
Chas. Kos
George Mauer
LeMars
Herschel Reeves
Rake
Des Moines
Chas. Werley
Margaret Werley
Lyle Werley
Ireton
Wayne
Wm. Detloff
W. E. Albert
Liberty A graduation ceremony at Liberty College
A large crowd attended the Liberty A graduation exercises on Saturday evening with Dr. Arthur E. Bennett of Upper Iowa University as the main speaker. Graduates included Leone Zell ers Edna Trometer Evelyne Wet ros ky Violet Lehmann John Mansfield Marvin Bauerly and Charles Yoerger. Locals hosted guests at the Lehmann sisters home on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty
Arthur E. Bennett
Upper Iowa University
Leone Zellers
Edna Trometer
Evelyne Wetrosky
Violet Lehmann
John Mansfield
Marvin Bauerly
Charles Yoerger
John Lehmann
Violet
Philip Deutschle
Sioux City
Henry Baack
Wallace
Herman
A. T. Holtzen
Lawrence Holtzen
George Kress
Howard
Merrill
Petey Bown
Johnson Township
Local Callers Visit Largely Attends In Brunsville Center
Names of residents and visitors frequent Brunsville Center area as Tuesday calls include John Siebens family Mrs Diediker Inez, Gert Null Fred Renken Randall Bill Rieken and Bill Bruns. Thursday morning caller John Willer at Fred Renken home. Margaret Rieken and Darlene Frerichs visit Bill Renken home Tuesday afternoon. Henry Main home Monday included Bennie and Jack McHale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Rieken
John Siebens
Henry Buhman
Jack Buhman
Jacqueline
Margaret Rieken
Bill Reiken
Betty Lou
Bill Bruns
LeMars
Sam Diediker
Inez
Gert Null
Fred Renken
Randall
John Willer
Darlene Frerichs
Henry Main
Henry
Bennie
Jack McHale
Ireton Students Host Roller Skating Party and Events
Ireton high school sophomores attended a roller skating party in Sioux Center last Thursday. The Presbyterian youth class held a lawn party at Mr and Mrs B T Bray's home Friday evening with games and outdoor amusements. Mildred Bray returned from Cedar Falls after a year of schooling. Rain and cold weather kept carnival crowds small while the city hall dance drew good attendance. Municipal playground setup proceeds with volunteers and the commercial club planning $200 in equipment. Mr and Mrs R S Miller drove to Sioux City for a visit with his ill mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireton High School
Sioux Center
Presbyterian Church
B. T. Bray
John
Vio Ho Jr
Cedar Falls
R. S.- ‘Miller
Sioux
Local Social Notices from Granville and Nearby Towns
Emil Schuette visited Granville as a business guest while Mrs. Hamilton Wiggs and baby moved to Turin Iowa for Mr Wiggs employment. Helen Moran of Omaha visits her Moran parents Mr and Mrs P J Moran. Russell Green of LeMars dines with R W Southwick Thursday. Callista A ahmann visits Sioux City Saturday. A A Mitchell travels with Mrs to Shenandoah for a few days. Henry Altmann and family of Sioux City visit relatives here. Wilma Mueller finishes her schooling in the Biége district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Schuette
Granville
Hamilton Wiggs
Baby
Turin
Iowa
Wiggs
Helen Moran
Omaha
Neb
P. J. Moran
Russell Green
LeMars
R. W. ‘Southwick
Callista.Ahmann
Sioux City
A. A. Mitchell
Shenandoah
Henry Altmann
Wilma Mueller
Biége
Local social notes and wedding in the area
A Saturday picnic and program welcomed parents and many friends. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Kinsig from Memphis Tennessee and Mr and Mrs Martin Nanninga from Beresford South Dakota. Various relatives and neighbors gathered at several homes. events feature visits, dinners, and a Lutheran League convention in Sheldon. The wedding of Miss Marie Moran and Earle McDermott of Sioux City was held at St Josephs church with Rev J B Greteman presiding. Frank Everhart of Sioux City mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alta Werth
C.T. Koll
H. G. Bahkl
Myrtle Edwards
Sioux City
Oyens
Struble
le Mars
Jimmie McDougall
H. G. Barks
Fred Klein
Luther League
Sheldon
Seney Ladies Aid
Marie Moran
Earle
McDermott
Sti Joseph’s Church
J. B. Greteman
Frank Everhart
Sioux
Also Mentioned on This Page
RUBLE
John Molten
Plymouth Township
Johnson Diamond
John Tapper
Anna Tapper
Leonard Miller
Clifford Kellogg
Near Merrill
H. O. Buehre
Roy
M. Marbach
Ruth Marbach
Lutheran Hospital
Ethel McNamara
Rose Miens
Bilert Miller
Lloyd
Herman Frerichs
West LeMars
Plymouth
Ben Toel
Frances Port
Braun
Hope Sampson
Helen. Marbach
Near Craig
Roy Sampson
O. R.jeffers
Lillian
Shirley
Near West LeMars
Mets
Barth Miller
Lester Gitely
Tored
Primghar
Will Barinsky
B. J. Borchers
Iss Marian Marienau
Ted Mog
Reedearin
Eae
John Cronin
Ovens
Brunsville Center
Kinsig
Memphis
Carl. McCammond
St. Louis
Henry Heeren
Julius Rosburg
Hinton
John McDougall and Son
Albert Werth
Ata
Ralph Schrooten
Stanton Township
Irene Ohl
Storm
Lake, Ia
Kenneth
Werth
Bethany, 'Mo
Jaques Mfg. CO
Chicago
Ill
Western Union College
Wilbur DePree
Ellen Lang
Harold Gralapp
Lee Klockseim
Julia Osterland
Omar Koch
William Schrenk
Margaret Springer
Armond Schuler
Ralph Streyffele
Miriam Waster
Elmer Thacker
Paul Smay
Adeline Wendland
Renting Sommerfeld
William Voss
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