Automatic equipment advantages touted by dealer and court notice
Barney Miller promotes Green Colonial equipment with low first cost and budget terms. Des Moines firm claims market leadership for heating systems. Iowa State Highway Commission seeks Lot 1 Kass Addition Le Mars for 100 dollars. court hearing set June 10 1941 at 10 a.m. in Le Mars Iowa. D W Bates Receiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barney Miller
Green Colonial Furnace Co
Des Moines
Kass
le Mars
Plymouth County
Iowa
Iowa State Highway Commission
Court House
LeMars
D. W. Bates
LeMars Globe- Post
Public sale of estate realty and receivership notices
Public auction set for July 16 1941 at 3 PM in LeMars Court House for the SW quarter of section 3 township 91 range 44 and Lot 7 Block 2 Normal Park LeMars Iowa at appraised value with cash or up to twelve month credit. Also notices of attorney fee hearing June 18 1941 and receivership filings for LeMars Loan and Trust and American Trust and Savings Bank receivership actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Plymouth County
Iowa
George W. Hoyt
Lowit
Normal Park
LeMars
LeMars Loan and Trust Company
D. W. Baths
Chicago
Olive
S. E
Warfield
Lawser
Chevrolet
Ben Halter
Fourth Ave. S. E
F. A. Geitz
NeMars Markets Grain and Poultry Prices Snapshot
Market items list various grains oats corn rye and barley with prices. Poultry notes include heavy hens five pounds four to five pounds and Leghorn hens with related prices and egg classifications No 1 No 2 and graded entries. The fragmentary OCR shows prices like 60¢ and 43¢ and terms Sle and 4c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leghorn Cox
Western Union College committee meets on gymnasium plans
Western Union college executive committee met with President D O Kime to discuss the new gymnasium construction. Attendees from out of town included Bishop E W Praetorius Rev O M Yaggy and Rev Harley E Miller. Local members present were C D Roseberry and R J Koehler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Union College
D. O. Kime
E. W. Praetorius
St. Paul
Minn
O. M. Yagy
Cedar Falls
Harley E. Miller
Blue Farth
Dy. Praetorius
Colorado
California
Wernii Hall
Genevra Mathey
Maxine McNulty
Elma Zenk
Ancient hair combs across civilizations unearthed
The article notes hair combs date to antiquity with wooden bone and horn examples found in Swiss lake dwellings. Early Greeks and Romans used boxwood while Egyptians favored ivory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
Pickle Vinegar Adds Tang to Salad and Ham Dishes
Save sweet pickle vinegar for tang to gelatin salads. It can thin mayonnaise and be poured over baked ham before browning, improving flavor with the same briny base.
Statue of Liberty Transferred to Interior Control
An executive order of 1933 moved the Statue of Liberty from the Army to the jurisdiction of Secretary of the Interior Harold L. Ickes. It is now administered as the Statue of Liberty National Monument under theInterior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Army
Secretary of the Interior
Harold L. Ickes
Chamber to Issue Cards for Peddlers and Solicitors
The Chamber of Commerce board programs issuing cards to approve peddlers and solicitors to curb undue solicitations and limit out of town peddlers. The plan aims to save local businessmen and households hundreds of dollars annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C
Chamber of Corn
Chamber of Commerce Sets Solicitation Review Card Plan
The Chamber will review all fundraising efforts and out of town peddlers for the rest of the year. Seekers must submit proposals for approval before soliciting locally. If legitimate and credentials are proper, approval and a Chamber card will be issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merce
Chamber of Commerce
LeMars urged to combat fraud via approval cards
The LeMars chamber of commerce appeals to every business and housewife to require approval cards from fund solicitors and interviewers. The board cites annual losses over ten thousand dollars from fraudulent subscriptions and charity scams and seeks credentialed groups like Red Cross and Salvation Army to obtain cards and cooperate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeMars
Chamber of Commerce
Red Cross
Salvation Army
Births Reported in Westfield and Waverly
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Ray Hebbeler of Westfield on Sunday June 8 at the Methodist hospital in Sioux City John Wolf, recently ill, is reported improving after a stay at Sacred Heart hospital A baby boy named Dennis Lee Koch was born May 29 to Mr and Mrs Walton Koch of Waverly Dennis Lee is the grandson of Rev and Mrs Thomas Koch of LeMars A son Leon Aloysius Kenkel was born Sunday June 8 at Sacred Heart hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Faulkner
Charles Danne
LeMars
Faulkner
Eura Kalas
Western Union College
Illinois
Ray Hebbeler
Westfield
Methodist Hospital
Sioux City
John Wolf
Sacred Heart Hospital
Walton Koch
Waverly
Iowa
Koch Haseen
Grinnell College
Dennis Lee
Thomas Koch
William Kenkel
Leon Aloysius
Westfield social notes and wedding report update
Westfield society items list June events at Busy Bee club and St Catharine guild, with birthdays for Fern Allen and Elizabeth Rosenbaum. Includes a June 7 marriage of Helen Ross and Harold Johnson at Washta Iowa, notes on graduates, and local family visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fern Allen
Akron
Busy Bee Club
Fern
Elizabeth Rosenbaum
Eq McCue
St. Catharine’s Guild
Helen Ross
Fred Ross
Harold Johnson
Charles Johnson
Little Brown
The
Vale
Washta
Iowa
Westfield High School
Ben Hartman
M. & Flynn
Sioux City
Robert Coates
Trinity High School
Harold Lawrence
Great Lakes Val Training Station
Ohio
Philadelphia
Chicago
George Garvin
Castlewood
I. D
Irene Lyman
Sioux Falls
Jaye
Kenneth Boyd
Calif
Strawberry Shore
Blanche Jensen
Howard Morehead
Lowell
Harry Michael
Errol McCarty
Rollo Mo
Local Community Notes Highlight Visits and Socials
A collage of social events and arrivals fills the page. Paul Lilly starts a new job with Curtis Sash and Door Co. in Sioux City. Mrs Ray Olson and her little son return from a visit with sister Mrs Frank Doherty in Lennox. A large turnout enjoys the first summer movie night and a Busy Bee club sales event in the school music room. Sioux City guests, 4-H rally participants, and bridge parties figure among gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul i McNutt
Keith
Knap
George Main
A. Banks
Paul Lilly
Curtis Sash and Door Co
Sioux City
Ray Olson
Little Son
Frank Doherty
Lennox
S. D
Mrs. Williams
Cora Ross
Westfield
Shirley Knapp
Sioux
LeMars
Also Mentioned on This Page
John Erdmann
aTow
Peter Kellen
Glebe Poe
Prairie Day
Kaiser Motor Co
Mary Muecke
Third Ave
N. W
A. M. Duys Insurance Agency
Royal Theater
Clara B. Mieras
Mgr
Geo.Rentschler
4Th Ave
Eomars Abstract Co
Pieags Tucker
Kelliher Motor Co
Wholesale Fruit Co
J. Yergey
Bekins van & Storage
Leo Plendl
Hinton
Krull’s
Sixth Ave
Plymouth
Chrysler
Kelleher Motor Co
New Hampshire
Alfred Detloff
Wm. Gerrietts
Stanton Township
Jon. J. Bolser
Mary Differdang
Central Ave
Fourth Ave. S. W
Central
Okerstrom Apartments
First Ave
Roy Knecht
Ole B. Olson
Seney, Pee
Fred Susemihl
Ray Yoerger
Merrill
Maurice Harms
Parks, Remsen
Roe
Dale Plendl
Globe Post Office
Sargent's
Sargent
Kelcher Machinery Sales
Sargent & Company
Philpas
Jpening
Devoe
First National Bank
F. E. Fisher
Mer
St. Clair's
T. F. Harrington
Green Colonial
Mobil
Cambier Motor Co
Jim Kelcher
American Trust & Savings Bank
LE Marks
NeMars
Ww. U. C
E. M. Miller
Minnesota
North Dakota
Montana
Bismarck
N. D
Jamestown
N. C
Big Stone City
S. C
Livingston
Mont
Paynesville
Lake Koronis
Fulton Market
Fishery Council, Inc
New York City
United States
Japan
Germany
Italy
Reg
U. K. Oil Company
Jean. Sanford
County Ag
Hope
Ars “Ak
Boyle
Emmick
Mars
Roy Bliss
Coun
Iyifornia
Stu Ents
Tehleu
R. J. Tentinger
Insurance & Real Yg Property
Towa
Hartford Way
A. M. Duus Ins. Agency
Phom
Sali
Maclin
Federal Land Bank of Omaha
CTO
Sioux City, Iowa
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