LeMars Social News and Club Activities Roundup
Mrs J G Smaltz hosts a luncheon for Miss Mabel Huebsch with pink and white decor and eight guests including Mrs E B Joh and Miss Blanche Johns. Various clubs meet at homes around LeMars with sewing, bridge and picnics, including Decorah, Sharks, and Delta Alpha chapter notices. A college sugar study hands out 24 sugar samples from cane and beet origins for Iowa housewives testing under Prof Belle Lowe and Miss Gail Redfield, aiming to promote Iowa sugar usage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Smaltz
Mabel Huebsch
E. B. Joh
Blanche Johns
Mary Lo Celomb
Oakland
Fooem Irvin Johnson
New Mercantile Company
J. C. Poptieley
Selle Lowe
Miss Lowe
Gail Dedfield
Davenport
Iowa
Belle Lowe
Iowa State College
Gail Redfield
Iravenport
Cuba
Hawaii
Florence E. Busse
Local Meeting Highlights and Thoma Family Socials
A business meeting covered poems and short stories read by members. Refreshments were served by the hostess to conclude the evening. Families of Thoma from LeMars, Remsen, Sioux City gathered, with John Thoma of San Francisco guest of honor at a 7 pm dinner. Out-of-town guests included Will Determan and J J Thoma. Fred Kluter of Ireton topped the cattle market with 39 head of handy dairy steers selling at 211.25 per cwt after six months on full feed. Hog notes described local farmers raising quality hogs and timing sales. William Dykes horn from Iown brought in GU Durocs averaging 295 pounds selling at 12 per cwt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton Thoma
LeMars
Will Determan
Remsen
P. F. Thoma
T. J. Thoma
Anthon Thoma
Genevieve Thoma
Nick Thoma
J. J. Thoma
Sioux City
John Thoma
San Francisco
Thoma
Kluter
Fred Kluter
Ireton
Iown
William Dykeshorn
Local awards honor students and speakers at commencement
Miss Mary Wallace won the senior cash prize for superior scholarship while Miss Margaret Farley and John Heim shared the freshmen prize. Irene Anderson earned the president’s award for study of the life of Christ, Elmer Holzapfel took the athletic cup, Julian Graves received a $20 American Chemical Society prize with a certificate, and the Excelsior Literary Society claimed the president’s trophy for literary excellence. Commencement address by Prof. S C Steinbrenner discussed elements of success and integrity in life. The court adjournment and prosecutorial motions follow, with testimonies tied to the McClintock case and related will details through witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Wallace
Margaret Farley
John Heim
Christ
Irene Anderson
C. R. Smith
Elmer Holzapfel
American Chemical Society
Julian Graves
Excelsior Literary Society
S. C. Steinbrenner
Ife
Commencement Address Emphasizes Industry and Faith
The speaker praised Morse Edison and other pioneers, stressing industry over genius and sacrifice as keys to success. Intelligence and concentration were highlighted as essential, urged to center on Christ of Galilee. A college orchestra performed three pieces during the Wednesday graduation program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dustrious
Morse
Wright Brothers
Field
Marconi
Bell
Edison
Shepherd to Pay Miss Pope in Engagement Will Case
The engaged couple faced a dispute over a will dictation. Miss Isabelle Pope testified that Shepherd dictated the will’s contents under guidance from a memorandum left by McClintock, shaping the terms of the settlement and engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shepherd
Isabelle Pope
McClintock
Fredonia social notices and travel to Albert Lea
Special correspondence reports visitors from LeMars Marcus and Albert Lea attending church conventions. Local families host gatherings and a farm bureau meeting is planned with embroidery lesson. A motor trip to the Black Hills is noted for James Cooper and D O Kime families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nels Sorensen
Peter Sorensen
LeMars
H. P. Mortensen
Jim Juhl
Marcus
Morten Mortensen
H. C. Anderson
Albert Lea
Minn
Marie Gralapp
Frank Perry
Nels Petersen
Fern Petersen
Axel Petersen
Hans Miller
Raymond Bogh
Marius Bogh
Ladies’ Farm Bureau
Lou Bouma
Miss Munn
James Cooper
D. O. Kime
Black Hills
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Plymouth Printing CO
John Starzl
F. H. Woodworth
Laura Me
Heln D’onne
International Falls
Edward Haas
Edward Siemarson
Eueste
M. A. Cass
Will Arendt
H. I. Nain
John Hoffman
WW. W. Larsen
Jessie Kehrberg
Sharks Club
Larsen
Blanche John
Ames
George Koenig
Norman Bolser
Barbara Gaynor
Alge
Decorah Club
Cleveland Park
P. E. Arendt
J. W. Harker
Rex Meek
LeMars Country Club
Edward Thomarson
Carrie Reichman
Adai -Richards
Sever
W. S. Freeman
Mason City
Wellesley Hills
Harry W. Haley
Emma Hentges
Hibbing, Minn
St. George’s Guild
F. K. Veale
Friendship Club
E. A. Topf
Louis Bellaire
Leonard Hentger
Watertown
S. D
Miss. Hentger
Alice Moore
Bridge Club
FS. Munn
Salt Lake City
H. S. Martin
Clara Hentges
Congregational Church
Foster Park
J. D. Cooper
Marian Olin
W. J. Downing
Monltonia
W.L. Downing
le Mars
D. L. W. Club
Cherokee
JL. H. Woolworth
Alpha Delphian
Library Club
Robert Browning
Beulah Harris
The
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Scott Clarke
Walter Aird
Delta Alpha Chapter
Sigma Tau Delta
Myrna Adamson
Laurel Stryker
Myrtle Allison
Inez Anderson
Clarence Westphal
Lowe
Department Agriculture
Elizabeth Hudson
Waterloo
Black’s Dry Goods
Wittick’s
Charlotte Kirchner
Fort Doidge
C. & C. Grocery
Fort Dodge Grocery Company
McCarty’s Grocery
Laura Waite
Hampton
Borland Bros
Campbell Grocery Company
Hampton Mercantile Company
N. May Larson
Council Bluffs
S. T. McAtee
Eves Whitfield
Spencer
T. H. Jonses & Sons
Fern Lippincott
Cedar Rapids
I. C. Emery
Mary L. McComb
New Oakland Merchantile Company
Norris and
Red Ball
Belmond
Greeley
Sugar City
Colo
American Sugar Refining Company
California
Sea Island
Havemever and Elder
Texas City
Shepherd Jury IS
Lynch
William Scott Stewart
State
Robert F. Crowe
Emma Nelson McClintock
Crowe
Stella Carson
Linden
Shepherd Jerome Mattillo
Indianapolis
Ind
Bayview
Tex
Stewart
Young McClintock
Fredonia
Pittsburg
Pittsburg Lion
America
LE Mars Gas CO
Jewelers
Firestone
Firestone Balloons
Cal
Fickey Motor Co
N. E
Alyea Bros
Lee’s Garden
Paris Green
Lee
Sperry’s
Gopher
Spotts&post
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