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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1932
Page
6
Lost certificate number B 1315 for one share of $6 First Preferred Stock of the Town Public Service Company. An appeal has been made to the company for issuance of a new certificate in exchange.
Mrs. Fred Pech hosted the Seney ladies aid for a Wednesday afternoon session with devotional and luncheon. Mr. and Mrs. Win Utech visited in Brandon South Dakota and Lakefield Minnesota last week. The Hildreth church ladies auxiliary met at Mrs. Edward Peck’s home with Miss Fern Albert from Canton visiting Clarence and W E Albert. Mr. and Mrs. C F Nanninga and family spent Sunday with Clarence Albert.
A series of visits and local engagements fill the week as Pearl Reeves returns from Belle Plaine to summer with her parents. Families from Marcus Mitchell Moville Haxtun and Gayville are mentioned with Decoration Day gatherings and graduation events at Sioux City.
Sioux City visitors dropped by Sunday and Monday with multiple families hosting relatives. Geraldine and Lucile March returned from Sioux City, and a Beloved community party occurred at Harold Darville’s with dancing and refreshments. Various locals attended graduations in LeMars and Remsen, and a Briar Cliff junior college graduate, Olivia Meis, participated. Local road work crews moved fencing as a new road cuts in. Jeanette and Thomas Joseph were born to local couples, and the Ovens defeated Struble 8 to 4 in a season opener.
Mr and Mrs Earl Frandsen of Norfolk Nebraska visited Sunday at the John Meis home. Charles Majeres and daughter Rosalind returned to their home.
Voters interviewed for county recorder post in Craig as Mrs Edwards touted for efficient future office. A baby girl born May 18 to Dr. and Mrs. G S Carter of Little Rock at Hull hospital. Heavy rain and wind caused poultry losses across the county with sheds blown over and birds drowned. A barn was moved near the Peter Braun farm, damaging other structures. Blacksmith John Groenjes quit business under estate administration but plans to resume at the old shop. Oliver Wasgaard from LeMars bought the place and rents upstairs over the L E Cash Store while Mr and Mrs Morey await housing.
Craig residents and visitors are listed from Struble Ireton and Sioux City with family events. A nine pound boy was born to Mr and Mrs Jake Sinkey of Ireton and a girl to Mr and Mrs Gerd Pageler with burial on Decoration Day. John Schmidt built a cement fish pond at the lumber yard for his children, and Nellie Edwards of Struble is mentioned among political notes.
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