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Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post

Location

Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1932

Page

3

Gravel Truck Struck By Train In South Dakota

Special Correspondent reports a serious Monday crash when a gravel truck crossing railroad tracks collided with a train from Elkton. The truck demolished. its driver badly cut and bruised, rushed to Akron hospital for treatment. Other notes cover local teaching, funerals, visits, church services, and community events in Riversioux, Akron, LeMars, and surrounding areas.

Akron Ray Dennison Hunter School Riversioux Jas. Dennison Jefferson Mr. Dennison T. A. Dennison South of Town Ed Scanlon Jack Scanlon Chas. Gleason Chicago Geo. Hummel Helen Hummell Elkton Mary Mahan Vermillion M. W. Conway Co. L. Conway Storm Lake G. B. Main Westfield LeMars Eagles Weatfield Joe McCue Kennebec S. D Rev Williams Morningside College Congregational Church Anay Nelson Kingsley McCorkellorner St. Cathrine’s Guild Nursday

Local Residents Attend Visits and Games in Brunsville Area

Marble Champ Abe Miller and family plus several Ruble residents are listed among local visitors. Sioux City shoppers, Brunsville residents, and numerous farm families are noted visiting relatives, hosting gatherings, and attending a Luther League conference. The Craig ball team won at Ireton and Craig boys lost there. many social visits occur around Brunsville, LeMars, Sheldon, and nearby towns.

Local residents attend spring carnival at Ireton

Lou Borchers Sr of Preston is seriously ill at home. A number from here attended a spring carnival at Ireton on Wednesday and Thursday. Mrs. Gerd Null of Remsen visited the George Null home. Guests in the John Johnson home Sunday included Mr. and Mrs. Henry Johnson and Mr. and Mrs.

Abe Miller George Miller Ruble Henry Ommen Herb Morris A. Hennigs Remsen Bill Johnson Carl Morris Alice Johnson Leona Toel Sioux City Wm. Borchers Sr Harry Ehlers Brunsville Cleo Collmann Mabel Bauerly Preston Luther League Sheldon Luther League Marie Meyer Hampton Iowa Ellen Earley H. R. Collmann Dick Frerichs Struble John Johnson Randall Renken Bennie Fisher Ruby Null George Null Seney Helen Ruth Marbach Plymouth Friendship Club Craig Ball Ireton Craig Boys Henry Luschen Friendship Sewing Club Ben Helmrichs LeMars John Bohlken Lou Collmann and Robert Grosenhelider and Sons Fred Popken Jr DickFrerichs Henry Nannen H. B. Toel and Son Irene Rocille Rohlfs Anna Emma Bohlken Lou Borchers Gerd Null Remsen Visdin Onry Johnson

Visiting neighbors and farmers busy plowing in Iowa Minn

Theresa and Harriet Harms visit for a couple of weeks at Barney Johns home in Iowa Minn. Farmers nearby plow corn. Mrs Chas Kluter and family assist Holdorf in pagering. Visitors at Otto Muth home include Nora Vernon Dick Harms Virgean Vernon Maurice Vernon Philip Vernon and Wayne Muth. Several residents travel to Sioux City and Ireton. A large crowd attends the church basement ladies aid.

Johnson Frerichs Clarence Baack LeMars Brunsville Ben Fisher Jim Lowry Mary George Leibens Henry Harms Barney Jobs Iowa Minn Theresa Harriet Hans Martsfield Margaret Weyen Jesse McHale Jesse Peebles Earl Mathwig Sioux City Max Utesch Harriet Harms Barney Johns Chas. Kluter Dad Ned Kluter George Johnson Clarence Holdorf Nora Vernon Dick Harms Virgean Maurice Vernon Philip Wayne Muth Otto Muth Philip Vernon Hawarden Roy Klemme Clara Jorden Vernon John Weyen Helen Miller Herman Weyen Lucy Hannah Fisher Ireton Helen Lucille Harms Johannah Dirks Annna Oltmanns Mildred Harms Evelyn Pecks Leona Peterson Ladies Aid

Stanton News: Local Graduates and Social Events

Shirley Featherston attends LeMars high school graduation Friday in Henry Hall home. Harley Hall listed among graduates. Maranal Minn visitors stayed with Theo Fischer family. Stanton Evangelical church Women’s Missionary Society met June 1 with Emma Danne hosting. Large turnout, devotions by Anna Zimmerman and lesson by Elmer Kehrberg. Visitors included Mrs. Hahn, Rachel Brandstetter, Opal Fischer, Lois Zimmerman. Next meeting July 6 at Rosie Fischer’s. Local families hosted guests, garden parties, and trips to Vermilion and the Black Hills. Children’s day program planned for June 12 at Stanton Evangelical church.

Shirley Featherston Union Henry Hall LeMars High School Harley Hall Hl. Seiler Maranal Minn Theo. Fiseher Ray Berner Duane Donna Jessie Grimjes Merrill B. F. Knapp Delores Nussbaum Clarence Nussbaum Elgin Township H. G. Peck Women's Missionary Society of the Stanton Evangelical Church Emma Danne Anna Zimmerman Gene Zimmerman Elmer Kehrberg Philip Hahn Near Hinton Eldon Danne Rachel Brandstetter Eldo Damme Chas, Danne Opal Fischer Lois Zimmerman Elmer Lentz Albert Lang Stanton W. M Rosie Fischer Anna Marie Jane Buddy Stanton Mabel Stanton LeMars D. W. Geary Newell Iowa Chase Danne Frank Faber Remsen H. Wormley Kingsley Mr. Flint Omaha Matilda Loretta Sitzman Monte Rowe BE. W. Hauswald Sioux City Dorothy Woods Berneice Geary Vermillion S. D Wilson University of South Dakota Black Hills Richard Winter I. H. Brandstetter Roger Eldon Lake

Memorial day visits and local notices in Ireton area

Local families from LeMars Sioux City and surrounding towns visited here over Memorial and Decoration days. People named Vander Hamm Knowlton McCrory Campbell Wills and others attend family events, school activities, and alumni gatherings. A golden wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs Hardie drew many relatives.

Lorenz Vander- Hamm LeMars C. B. Houston A. Draper and Son Sioux City Elmer Atwood Robert Earl Bogan Rock Rapids Malrie McCrory Hugh Irwin Wyron Knowlton Edward Benson Rochester Minn Frank Morris E. C. Carpenter Harry Lewick Bonnie Burt Iowa Hardy Walters A. D. Wescott Mary Mellis Carcourt Herman Mellis C. C. Wills Lavon and Bulah Morris Dallas S. C Hollis Ira Levering Points Nebraska Idaho Wm. Johnston Raymond Johnston Ralston Glen McCrory Dyersville Marie McCrory Jeanette McCrory Cedar Falls Teachers’ Training College Marjorie Kuecker Storm Lake Stewart Brodie Eugene Simons Cherokee Glenn Simons Larrabee Merle Simons Irwin Simons Herb Wakfield Ireton John Chenall Spencer Donald Stewart Sioux Falls Ira Hardenberger Mary Linderman BE. A. Linderman Art Linderman Hawarden J. A. Linderman Jake Sinkey Glen Campbell George Campbell Herman Reiley Canova S. D R. S. Miller William Meloy R. G. Smith Orange City A. L. Craik Joe Stuckenbruck LeMarson A. S. Craik Castana Arthur Karr Des Moines Elmer Satterlee Blue Erth M. T. Shawhan Akron Oren Riter J. P. Riter Thayne Dean Gale Bergama F. J. Wells Elmer Vander Hamm Clyde Wills LeRoy Huesinkveld Madison Wis L. D. Satterlee Marcus Roland Milton Huesinkveld Weke A. H. Huesinkveld Louise Johnson Lillie R. Klave Baby Wm. Tornelle Mary Patrick Wyrem Knowlton Ireton High School Tiveton High School

Hoppers Menace Farms in County

Entomologists warn heavy grasshopper infestation threatens crops in Pottawattamie county with barley and corn at Day farm near Honeycreek. Prompt poison bran needed as millions of hoppers hatch, while weather tempers progress but funds to purchase control are scarce and state stock remains largely unsold. Further surveys planned across Woodbury and Plymouth counties.

F. L. Day Honeycreek Pottawattamie Day Dr. Drake Woodbury Plymouth Professor Worthington Missouri River

Social gestures and Sunday visits noted in town

Mrs. Andrews and daughter Esther were dinner guests last Thursday evening in the John Hall. Raymond Murray hosted guests Sunday afternoon and evening, including student nurse friends from Sioux Valley hospital in Cherokee. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Considine of Union visited the Ray Manning home, with Mr. and Mrs. Merlin Handley also part of Sunday gatherings.

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Boran Grey St. Louis Preston S. W. Washington Western Stanton Omer Ritchie Darrell Clifford Bray Burro Hart Gale Bergsma Edward Claude Parrott Jeane G. N. Halley Katherine Leslie John Fritz LeMars Memorial Day Margaret Pereboom H. W. Pereboom Frank Bowden Wanda Vel Harlan and Hulda Bammer Charlotte Preston Avis . Pixier Vernon Preston Dorothy Bammer Agnes Preston Pullman Lohrville, Iowa Roscoe Preston Will Hardie Pierson John Esther Cannon City Cole Currey Schaler Roland Steele L. F. Kiiebenstein Hoppers Menace Murrikorr Murriorr Muirkorr Order Star Star Brand
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