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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1952
Page
5
Granville residents recount weddings and travel as visitors from Milwaukee and Los Angeles attend ceremonies in town and nearby churches. Local families host relatives from Sioux City, Remsen, and Chicago, while Gr andreville natives join weddings in Los Angeles and Sioux Falls and attend funerals in Mt. Carmel.
HINTON Special reports Mrs. Dewey Bender hosted the Bridgettes at a one o'clock luncheon on Tuesday. Philip Winter of Long Beach California is visiting his son Rude in Sioux City. Mrs. Leo Rath spent a week visiting friends at Gilbert Minnesota. Mr and Mrs Frank Richards and Dartene along with Mr and Mrs Alfred Albers Jerry and Dale attended.
Graduation exercises were held Friday evening June 6 at St Paul Co Cordia High School and College. Wayne Al bers and Bruce Casper belonged to the high school class while Dean Stinger was noted in the college class. Supper guests at the Herman Hagerman home included Rev and Mrs H B Slahmer and family and Miss Delores Kloster of Sioux City.Stanley Hageman reported at Sioux Falls for induction. Miss Virginia Bennett of Sioux City was a weekend guest at Miss Joanne Spies home. Catholic women clubs met at Mrs Paul Bockwir s home with Mrs Anton Schmid and daughter Eleanore returning from a trip abroad to Germany. The girls softball game Harvey s vs Marcus was postponed due to unrepaired lighting at the ball park. Casper Post American Legion and Legion Auxiliary held their regular meeting with installation of new officers. Walter Klingebiel is a medical parent at the Lutheran hospital in Sioux City.
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