Kingsley Tops Red Cross Quota in War Relief Drive
Kingsley leads county towns in war relief with $103 raised toward its quota. Kingsley officials L F Kliebenstein D W Schneider John Phelps and Mrs J B Wessling set up drives naming Dr EJ Anderson as War Relief Fund chairman. Remsen and Akron report ongoing efforts and partial progress with quotas of $112 and $120 respectively. New contributors include C H Kehrberg Altadena California C L Eastman Schneider Bowers Mrs Katherine Beaufils and Central School pupils contributing $3.19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeMars
Kingsley
L. F. Kliebenstein
Red Cross
D. W. Schneider
John Phelps
J. B. Wessling
Merrill
M. O. Nelson
Roll Call
C. H. Kehrberg
Altadena
Calif
C. L. Eastman
Schneider- Bowers
Katherine Beaufils
Central School
Sewing project fund list with small contributions
A fragment lists donors including Rosa Held Howard Smith A R Hershberger Helen Hentges Clea Hentzes Plymouth Co and Mrs P J Moran. Contributions under $1 include Pauline Heuertz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Held
Howard Smith
A. R. Hershberger
Helen Hentges
Clea Hentzes
Plymouth Co
P. J. Moran
Pauline Heuertz
Marriage Announcement of Mrs Wayne W Anders
Mrs Wayne W Anders announced her marriage on March 28 at a party. The bride is Adeline Hall, daughter of Mrs C A Hall of Sioux City. She was a teacher in Le Mars, well known in the community for several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne W. Anders
Adeline Hall
C. A. Hall
Sioux City
Miss Hall
LeMars
LeMars School
Campus Grocery Announces Closing Out Sale
The Campus Grocery on Second Avenue north of the college announces a closing out sale of its entire stock and fixtures starting Friday. Owners Mr and Mrs Lewis MesKimen have run the store for nearly two years and have no definite plans for the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Avenue
Lewis MesKimen
Farm Appraisal School Held Here Tuesday
The fourth meeting of the Farm Appraisal School under Ames Agricultural College and the Iowa Bankers Association met Tuesday at the Union Hotel. After a dutch treat luncheon and talks by R. E. Tool Robert Wilcox Herbert Folken and Paul Burson the group toured C. W. Eyres farm inspecting soil slope depth erosion drainage weeds and fences. An inspection of the water system followed before an evening dinner at the LeMars Country Club hosted by the Iowa Bankers Association with further talks and reports. the session adjourned about 10 30.
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Bob Koenig
Farm Appraisal School
Ames Agricultural College
Iowa Bankers Association
Union Hotel
R. E. Tool
Robert Wilcox
Herbert Folken
Paul Burson
C. W. Eyres
Eyres
LeMars Country Club
Two Weddings Held Tuesday at Remsen
Two Remsen couples wed on Tuesday in local churches. Alma Grothaus and Ray Scherner were married at Christ Lutheran with Rev. A Noack officiating, attended by Merlin Scherner and Mrs Gilbert Victor. Margaret Gollhofer of Kingsley wed Henry J Stoos of Remsen at St Michael's Catholic Church with Rev M Marx presiding, in front of numerous friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remsen Bell Enterprise
Alma Grothaus
Ray Scherner
Remsen
Christ Lutheran Church
A. Noack
Merlin Scherner
Sioux City
Gilbert Victor
Harm Segizerman
Grothaus
Gollhofer
Kingsley
Iss Margaret Gollhofer
Henry J. Stoos
Legion Plans Carnival Matinee Saturday P M
The American Legion arranges a Saturday afternoon carnival with Wright Amusement Co for 1 to 6 pm. All rides and shows cost 5 cents and cater to children though adults are welcome. The event is currently shown in Le Mars on the baseball lot.
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The
American Legion
Wright Amusement Co
le Mars
Wedding Party Described in Kingsley-Nearby Ceremony
Miss Helene Gollhofer of Kingsley, sister of the bride, and John Stoos of Lake Park, brother of the groom, participated in a quiet wedding. The bride wore a white chiffon gown with matching accessories and a Briar Cliff rose bouquet. bridesmaids wore blue chiffon with coordinated bouquets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helene Gollhofer
Kingsley
John Stoos
Lake Park
Health meeting in Northwestern Iowa district opens
The first annual meeting of District Health Service No. 1 in seven northwestern Iowa counties was held at the Masonic Temple with over 100 attendees. Lyon Monona O'Brien Osceola Plymouth Sac and Sioux counties sent representatives for lectures on public health, maternity and infant hygiene, school health programs, and rural sanitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Health Service No
Iowa
Masonic Temple
Lyon
Monona
O’brien
Osceola
Plymouth
Sac
Sioux
Harry H. Ennis
LéMars
Ennis
Morse Hoorneman
Frank Siefker
Mapleton
Doris Nelson
Primghar
Alvord
Sadie Vander ,Stoep
Sioux Center
c.Arthur Claeys
Edmund J. Marzec
T. D. Kas
M. D
Sutherland and
Chas
D. Mullinex
State Department
Phases of Rural Sanitation Observed at District Meet
Miss Norrine Shea secretary clerk of Health District No. 1 presided over the registrar section during the session, outlining rural sanitation phases and emphasizing organized public health steps.
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Norrine Shea
Children’s Day Program at First Baptist Church
A Children's Day program at First Baptist Church is set for next Sunday evening June 9 at 8 00. The service features piano prelude by Norma Herzig a choir and congregation hymns scripture offerings and a full program from the primary department including recitations poetry and a pageant Children of the Bible with scenes from Joseph Moses Samuel and David among others led by Mrs S A Jones and others with Hileen Chamberlain as May and Julian Sarringer and a junior group providing music and song A closing benediction will follow with postlude by Norma Herzig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Norma Herzig
Lois Kern
van Steenwyk
Richard Kalas
Cragg
Henning
Otto Kalas
J. D. Tindall
S.A. Jones
Joseph
Moses
Shirley Herzig
Samuel
Julian Sarringer
David
Jesus
Hileen Chamberlain
May
Rural Women's Chorus Concert at Hildreth Memorial Church
The Rural Women's Chorus will perform at Hildreth Memorial Church at 8 p.m. on June 11. A reading by Mary Heissel and a vocal solo by John Morton accompany the chorus numbers.
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Hildreth Memorial
Mary Heissel
John Morton
Water Is Safest Week Promotes Boating Safety
Pat Rickabaugh, local boating dealer, proclaims National Outboard Motor week June 8 to 16 to educate the non boating public about boating safety. He says fear of water keeps people from enjoying boating and pledges proof that water is safe to dispel the old bogey. He argues boating, like other activities, has suffered from a lack of a true picture to the public.
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Pat Rickabaugh
Under Doctor s Care (Conorizea Icom Page 1)
A LeMars community hospital roundup lists births at Sacred Heart Hospital and multiple patients across nearby towns. Newborns include a boy to Mr and Mrs Norell Fox and a boy to Mr and Mrs John Hoffman Jr.. other hospital notes report appendicitis surgeries, tonsil removals, mastoid operation, and several accident or medical patients including H B Wills, Charles Witt, Theo Robberman, and John Reimers.
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John A. Hoffman
Sacred
Sacred Heart
H. B. Wills
LeMars
Charles Witt
Theo
Robberman
Merrill
Donna Dowma
Alton
John Reimers
Marcus
Lyle McIntosh
John
Emil Brushcher
George Sheehan
Kart Davallar
Rock Valley
Joan Schilt
Albert Galles
Remsen
Nancy
Margaret Starzl
Jane
Edward Peterson
Cleghorn
Bob Wright
Myr
Norell Fox
John Hoffman, Jr
Wm. J. Heesch
Airl
Jerome Grady
Granville
Arthur Krull
Ed Lewis
Jay
Remsen LeMars Couple Wed In Pontifical Rites
Miss Remsen and Le Mars groom wed Thursday in church ceremony attended by family and close friends. The bride wore white with white accessories and carried a bouquet. The service featured Mendelssohn’s wedding march and choir singing, with aunt Mrs Wideler at the organ.
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Miss
Remsen
LeMars
Rela
S. Wideler
Pipe Orfan
Tony Nothem
Ray Weichbroat
Attendivys
Nicholas Alesch
Carl Tentinger
le Mars
Charmin
Nothem Nemmers Wedding Enfolds LeMars in Blue White Theme
The ceremony paired blue and white colors with white sweet peas for flowers. The bride, daughter of Theo C Nothem, grew up in Remsen and runs a LeMars beauty shop. Groom John Nemmers, son of LeMars residents, is a building contractor. After a brief honeymoon, they will reside in a new LeMars home.
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Ardenias
Mags
Theo. C. Nothem
Remsen
St. Mary's High School
LeMars
Plymouth County
John Nemmers
Iowa University
Orioles Win Streak Ends in Rock Valley Defeat
The LeMars Orioles lost their first game of the season to Rock Valley on Tuesday night by 10 to 6. Jones earned the win with solid six hit pitching as Rock Valley broke the Orioles winning streak.
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Rock Valley
LeMars
Orioles
Jones
Girl Scout Day Camp Opens With 24 Girls
The Girl Scout Day Camp opened Monday June 3 with 24 girls present. In the morning the group formed three patrols named Heap Bizater Silver Arrow and Termites. After dinner a few girls walked along the river and gathered shells.
unclear OCR leads to scrambled names and places
Fragmented text lists multiple individuals with uncertain spellings and origins across towns such as A. G. Graft, Oyen, Sioux City, Clear tay. No readable event or clear relations emerge beyond a cluster of personal names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Horsley
R i Black
A. G. Graft
Oyen
Charlie Smith Kang Q Don
Sioux Cj City
William Prothman
Lyn
Rammer
Orville
Oliver Felland
Clear Tay
Plymouth County Names Vice President At Titles Assoc
At a convention in LeMars the Plymouth County unit named its vice president for the Town Titles association. Mr Woodke and others indicated plans for expansion and continued work with the Creston chapter, while the LeMars office would support the new leadership.
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Hia
Co. Wellymouth
Associa Royce
Creston
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Jantzen
Pettislow
Campus Grocery
Legion Plans
Rural Women’s
Conorizea
Icom
Tevet
Wothen
Orville Nemmers
Rake
By Bob Koenig
Dean Harrison
Harrigan
Wittgen
Ars Park
Ars i
Burns
Eneede Gareozenensaenrs
Honnold
Zac
Ube
Paris
Koys
Endicott
Botany
Palm Beach
Blue Ridge Homespun
Superba
Cal
Cooper
Baya
St. Clair - Kovalesk
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