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Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post

Location

Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1935

Page

2

Fresh eggs and services advertised in local notices

A cluttered local page lists Dorr's Hatchery fresh eggs, heated rooms for rent, Koenig's Drug Store, and insurance and repair ads. It notes births, visitors, and a serious injury when a Moville two year old lost a foot in a grain elevator, with hospital details and family mentions.

Koenig Clarence Thomas, Jr Clarence Thomas Moville Thomas Farm Methodist Hospital Sioux City Thomas

Vacation Bible School Opens With Strong Attendance

The annual daily Vacation Bible School sponsored by the Ministerial Association of Le Mars under Mrs. L. H. Seager opened Monday, June 3, with 132 children and 14 teachers in attendance. Activities in each grade include Bible study, memory work, and handicraft, with craft projects and group readings noted.

Ministerial Association of le Mars L. H. Seager

Dorr's Neunacher to Move to Keystone Iowa

Dorrs Frank Neunacher will leave soon for Keystone Iowa to live with his sister Mrs Louis Albertson. Edmond Neislus and sister Lorraine of Pipestone Minn returned home Sunday after visiting Mrs Susan Nelatuus and other relatives. Don Strickland and his band played at Whitewater Dance Thursday June 13 with admission 40c men 40c ladies 25c. The Quyens kittenball benefit dance was postponed to Monday June 10.

Frank Neunacher Keystone, Ia Mrs Louis Albertson Edmond Neislus Lorraine Pipestone Minn Susan Nelatuus Whitewae Don Strickland Susan W Neisiua Edmond Nessius John Watgen Remsen Matt Neisius Joe Nessius Remset F. C. Matern Sears

Livestock Lost to Dogs Notice and Local Social Events

Notice calls all parties with livestock killed by dogs to contact the district supervisor. Claims require supervisor authorization. Also notes a Catholic Daughters of America dance on Tuesday June 11 with several host families listed and local social notes about Robert Parry visiting Le Mars with farm work progress.

L. A Ludwig Catholic Daughters of America Frank Levins, Jr J. B. Kelley James Burns Leo Hoffmann Ed Nelle Robert Parry Joy Perry Hartington Neb le Mars Robert

Birthday Party for Jimmy Cronin at Age Eight

Jimmy Cronin celebrated his eighth birthday with a party for one little boy and friends. Games were played in the afternoon and at 4 30 a delicious luncheon was served. A birthday cake was a pretty feature of the meal and the hostess received many gift tokens from his friends in recognition of the day.

Jimmy Cronin

Women’s Missionary Society meeting at Hildreth church

The Women’s Missionary Society of Hildreth Memorial Church will meet Thursday at 2 PM at the church. Miss Nevis Miter leads the program titled What About the Dipunese. Armenian studies, prayers, and a discussion follow. The group will celebrate the anniversary of the church with a social afterward.

the Women's Missionary Society of the Hildreth Memorial Church Ahlo Wei Nevis Miter Peter Laiddell Hatte Lentz

Social and community notes from Union township meeting

Miss Lila Rees assists Mrs. Paul Beck with housework while Long's Market receives a fresh lake and ocean fish shipment for Wednesday. Mrs. Fed Tolama visits Hospers with Ed Smith in Mountseauma Town. Percy Morgan visits his uncle Dr. A B Graham there. Union township farm bureau plans a regular meeting Thursday at the Eyres home.

Lila Rees Paul Beck Long's Mrs. Fed Tolama Hospers Ed Smith Percy Morgan A. B. Graham Mountseauma, Town Union Township Farm Bureau Donald Eyres

Perennials and Community Events Highlight Spring Listings

A mixed period notice lists garden offerings from Town Nursery Co including cane stakes in three sizes. Community items include meetings of the Catholic ladies club at St Joseph parish hall on June 11 with hostesses Mrs Nick Kellen and Mrs Henry Kurtzhall, and the Ellendale Dramatic club presenting amateur and vaudeville one act plays on June 13 at 8 15 with related performances by Lee Vondrak and his orchestra.

Town Nursery Co Catholic Ladies Club St. Joseph Parish Hall Nick Kellen Henry Kurtzhall Ellendale Dramatic Club Lee Vondrak

Locals Win First Home Baseball Game (Continued)

In Bertram by a single to center the locals ended a rally. Le Mora scored in the seventh as the lead grew to 6 to 1. Bertram pitched for the win with Mattas behind him. Wiltgen, Lauters, Puetz, and C. Lawrence among those with errors. Dabb, Bertram, and Mattas contributed on offense with multiple hits and runs. Umpires Netalus and Savage timed the game at 1:55.

Bertram Etole Pereboom le Mora Merrill AK Munkh Weildauer Lawrence Fa . Braband Lehmann Ef D. Lawrence Wiltgen Lauters Puetz C. Lawrence Mattas Braband Weidauer D. Lawrence Dabb Soring Netalus Savage H. Matta Tullla le Mars Burns Pfarrie Kellen I Wiltgen L. Puetz Venie Rfi Bereboom Cf Swe Aiadivee

Weather forecast for the plains valleys and Missouri regions

The U S Weather Bureau predicts showers in the Minafasippi and Lower Missouri Valleys from Monday through Friday with temperatures near or below normal. The Northern and Central Great Plains should see showers late week following a fair spell, with cooler conditions overall. D N Zelg local observer provides last week summary.

U. S. Weather Bureau Minafasippi Missouri Great Plains D.N. Zelg

Weather Log Fragment With Cloudy to Clear Notes

Fragmentary weather note shows temperatures and conditions with uncertain digits. Entries include cloudy to partly cloudy transitions and a brief temperature sequence, but specifics are unclear.

Surprise Birthday Party for Miss Lillian Jerkin

A surprise party was held Wednesday afternoon May 2 at Mrs Henry T Meyer home for Miss Lillian Jerkin. Twelve playmates attended including Margaret Herbat Marjorie Norton Shirley Rowe Joyce Bilks Lauretta Kruse Deloris and Betty Ruble Betsy and Gladys Dennler Trene Clara and Leona Jelken. Guests played games and enjoyed luncheon. A large birthday cake with ten tapers topped the table as guests wished her many more birthdays and presented gifts.

Henry T. Meyer Lillian Jerkin Margaret Herbat Marjorie Norton Shirley Rowe Joyce Bilks Lauretta Kruse Deloris Betty Ruble Betsy Gladys Dennler Trene Clara Leona Jelken

Union Service Highlights Guest Speaker at St John’s Evangl Church

Sunday evening union service at St John’s Evangelical church featured Dr. J A Heck of Cleveland Ohio as guest speaker. He serves as general secretary of Young People’s work for the Evangelical church and leads several religious institutes across the Midwest. He spoke after visiting Western Union College four weeks earlier.

St. John's Evangelical Church J. A. Heck Cleveland Ohio Heck Evangelical Church Mid-Western States le Mars Western Union Colege

Science Seminar Elects New Members at Western Union College

The Science Seminar of Western Union College elected new members for the honor society limited to students and faculty. Names announced at the recent commencement include Virgil Beuerman, Betty Gordon, Merlin Kober, Pearl Lucas, James Vander Heide, and others. Dr. A H Blue named president for 1965-06.

Weattern Union College Exercoxacs Virgil Beuerman Vicetor Fornheim Betty Gordon Merlin Kober Pearl Lucas van Ma Chamer James Vander Heide A. H. Blue

Trial of Lang Man Charged With Cruelty to Horse

Mrs. M. W. Baldwin of Sioux City and the Iowa Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals attended the trial of Ainsworth Lang of Merrill who was charged with horse cruelty. Lang fled and paid a fine of 25 dollars before trial ended. The community hoped the case would set an example and deter cruelty. witnesses described the horse’s injured leg and poor treatment.

M. W. Baldwin Siouxtry Lowa Society For the Prevention of Ainsworth Lang Mernll Horace Bao Clarke Baldwan Wat Ttta

After Habing and the srunicipal park misadventure tale grows

A chaotic local column recounts odd incidents including True Bainter’s failed worm catch, Bob Rees’ hat misdelivery, and a damaged dam repair near Le Mars. It notes plans for Floyd lake to cover Plymouth county and criticizes wasted land and roads. The piece closes with quirky regional anecdotes about a tramp and an unexpected sandwich drop.

Bob Rees Billy Arendt Bob Floyd Plymouth County

Birthday tribute for Mrs Will Erks of Akron

About 95 friends and relatives gathered Sunday night to celebrate Mrs Will Erks of Akron for her birthday. Guests included numerous Krause Kluver Frerichs Nannen and Beck families from Akron Le Mars and surrounding areas. The party featured visiting playing cards dancing and a lunch served at midnight with wishes for many more happy birthdays.

Will Erks Akron Carl Krause le Mars Mra Jack Kluver Jack Iks John Kluver Hans Kluver Henry Frerida Henery Classen Gerd Jacobs Ervin Krause Lenard Miller Fred Hillricha Chris Beck Eric Frerichs Albert Woldt

Ladenberger Honored at Western Union College Debate

Donald Ladenberger of Le Mars received a silver traveling cup as the top debater from Western Union College. The 73 debates in the season engaged 14 percent of students under Professor Harold A. Smith’s inclusive plan, with a large squad enabling wider intercollegiate opportunities for public speaking growth.

Donald Ladenberger le Mars Western Union College Harold A. Smith Western Union Ladenberger He College

Western Union College Commencement Week Highlights

Fragmented notes describe a 12 week program linked to commencement week at Western Union College. The text mentions twelve offerings, with emphasis on a large course in teaching and practical training for students.

Western Union Cotlage Heli Ape Furmony

Summer session courses offered at Western Union College

Public schools extend training in commerce and art at college level with night classes under consideration. Last year’s summer session attendance was 97. this year’s enrollment trails but may meet that figure before term end. An added enrollment is expected in the second half of the summer session starting July 18. Students at the Western Union College summer session attended a Monday reception on June 10 at Werlt hall with music, addresses, and refreshments to foster unity among the student body.

Remeheer Western Union Colege Wernlt

Bible School Kindergarten and Grades Enrollment Update

A Bible School reports enrollments across grades from kindergarten to sixth, with 28 in kindergarten and 14 in sixth grade. Teachers include Misa Adele Hunter, Harriet Marker, Miss Helen Kemner, Miss Lorna Brown, Miss Marjorie Pfaltzgraff, Miss Jane Mayer, Mrs. J. H. Heag, and Miss C. Yan Zyl. Students study Bible stories, memory verses, and crafts, with several grades noting perfect attendance and upcoming lessons.

Misa Helen Kemner Lorna Brown Marjorie Pfaltzgraff Jesus Gripils Mia Yan Zyl

Local couples help mark steps toward future happiness

Tow and Tabin aid Wa bride celebrate support and plans for happiness. Marguerita Martin stayed with relatives in the city. Morey Harrington and Albert Harrington hosted visits. Marvin Manger and baby plan an extended stay with Mrs Manger's parents. Alice Maysonholder left Bunny for Wayne to attend summer school. V Brundeen remains confined in Akron hospital after two surgeries. Oscar Kapfer and baby made a business visit in San Mara.

Westfield Mine Marguerita Martin Apent Morey Harrington le Mara Apent Albert Harrington Marvin Manger Baby Bronx City Joft Bunny Wayne Ned Mra. V. Brundeen Wu Cone Akron Oacar Kapfer Business Viettora

Local Railroad Crew Returns After Unneeded Deployment

Westfield special correspondents report Ray Olson Donald McDougall Cort Lower Bernard Beaulieu Leonard Hoffman and Clarence Ammunazon left Saturday for Hap i City to join an extra gang but arrived to find enough workers. All returned Tuesday except Clarence Armmanson. Mrs Robert Trefren convalescing at her parents home and making strong progress. Mrs Rose Shearer visited the city for several days and attended the wedding of Daryl Williams and Elaine Rawson at Grace Methodist church. Mr Willama preached at the Congregational church.

Ray Olson Donald McDougall Cort Lower Bernard Beaulieu Leonard Hoffman Clarence Ammunazon Hapi City Tuesaday Clarence Armmanson Robert Trefren John Bertrand Rose Shearer Daryl Williama Elaine Rawson Grace Methodist Church Willama Congregational Church

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Neue Social Personal Dorr's Hatchery J. A. Hentges Mrs. Lawrence Renken Aetna Jacob G. Koenig A. F. Schultz Thomas Grocery Muller & Wright Jack Delperdang Dan Cronin A. M. Duus Plymouth Co-operative Oil Co Krull Furniture Store Notico Frank Dunn John Westhoff, Jr Westhoff Dora Popken le Mars Mutual Tangeman Ruth Feuerhelm Herman P. Grahl J. W. Feuerhelm Myrna Adamson Rapid City A. L. Adamson Arline Simeon Iowa State Board of Assessment and Review Richard Grant Donna Rae Des Moines P. J. Simeon Henry Chorypbell Peter Kemp Fulton Hallgvens Wiehenand Reedive Uler Temo Cate Elite Pavey Ned Moore Ponce de Leon Bimini Florida Dorr J. W. Dobbert Oliver Dobbert Rock Rapids Tennis Strid and Sons College The Full Gospel Mission Church Misatotary Society of the Methodiot Edie Bedi Ford American Weekly Chicago Herald and Examiner John Joynt M. J. Joynt Columbia College Dubuque H. E. Johnson Maurice Eunice J. F. Johnson Warren Lois Darreen Libben W. R. Johnson Dedham Woman's Missionary Society of the Union Presbyterian Church Eyres John Hamilton A .K. Byres Gale Sleasdell Ames Gale Win. Reeves Clarence Reeves Cletus Herman Krasemark Slayton Janet Elizabeth J. Z. Hoeben Thorntin Iowa Hoben Madge Crethy Inez Oak Park Hawarden Simeon Mira Ciraby Struble Miron Mars Anne Fame Moire Fedry Porter Union Service Srunicipal Park True Bainter Okoboji Hentges M. D Eddie” Monroe Canada United States Henry Wallace BN Keough W. U. Collage News Bible School Miason Adele Hunter and Harriet Marker Kaiser Beer Garden Lowa Keesbury Holla Kiskham Mpudio la Mars Marene McLillan Templeman DANCE Union Hotel Ofeloel Mien MclAllan Kormare LE Mars Armory Tomme Ben Bernie George Reft Mickey Moore MC Fadden Andy Clyde George Kelly Sieverding-Walz Company NOWK China Olashwakb M. Tues A. m. Wed Enrell Konverto
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