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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1925
Page
6
Ovens diary items recount J J Tierney travel from LeMars, visits by Mrs Margaret Peters and family, and Mrs John Meis. Residents recall trips to Remsen and Sioux City, church events, and a Columbus hall dance to raise uniforms for the Ovens baseball team. The Melis home is put up for sale and various residents attend gatherings, baptisms, and family milestones.
The Ovens Baseball club announces a double header for next Sunday at our ball park Neptune and Granville will be the visiting teams.
Numerous local residents and visitors are noted across Hawarden and surrounding towns. Families attend funerals in Wisconsin and Fort Dodge, others visit relatives in Algona and Sheldon while summer students enroll at Morningside and elsewhere. Weather damage and a windstorm caused property, and several residents travel to Sioux City, LeMars, and Omaha for work, hospital, or schooling as community life continues with social events and local business activity.
Alvina Dunn visited Henrietta Fischer on Friday. Kenneth Staebell hurt his eye while playing and saw a doctor. Lorna Fischer spent Friday with Marjorie Hughes. Frank and Mary Kramer were in LeMars for the weekend. Archie McKay and Roy Bullington visited LeMars on Friday and Tuesday respectively. Mary McKay works in Sioux City as an operator. Agnes Laddusaw was in LeMars on business. Dr. Shepard attended Leonard Schoenrock who remains bedbound. Oma Dunn and Mary Dunn visit in Sioux City. Ostert called for his mother. The Stanton township farm bureau plans a June 24 picnic at Charlie Schulz’s grove with various sports. Elmer Fischer helps Leonard Schoenrock. Mrs. Parks and Frank Dunn visit. Mrs. Dunn’s rain Sunday was welcome. Frank Dunn and family shopped in LeMars. Mrs. Parks was a LeMars caller last week.
Mr and Mrs Lou Husby and child r visited Sioux City early week Doris Husby underwent tonsil and adenoid operation at St Vincent s hospital Mr and Mrs Fred Peck returned Tuesday from Lake Madison fishing They were joined there by Mr and Mrs Clarence Hilton of Hartford A large company of relatives and friends were entertained at the Dick Frerich s home last Sunday for his birthday About 75 guests attended with a delicious supper Mrs Lawrence Bertram and baby Mary Jean of Ireton spent last week
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