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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1932
Page
1
Rates listed for annual subscriptions 2.00 domestic and 2.50 for renewal 3.25 to foreign countries. This item notes second class mail status at LeMars Town post office under March 3 1879 act.
The writer argues the administration favors reflation to avoid bank anger and Europe fear, expecting two to three months of credit expansion on a gold base. He laments late initiation, banker fear, and warns real growth may wait until after July, with Lausanne talks and distrust shaping US stance.
Mr and Mrs B C Woolley return from a fishing trip to Lake Cormorant Minnesota Mrs Floyd Wells of Waverly Iowa to spend week in T H Patrick home due to her mother's illness Mr and Mrs Will Kistle of Pasadena California arrive for visit in Percy Kistie home G A C Clarke returns from Lake Cormorant Minnesota Miss Viola Voss hosts seven oclock dinner for 14th birthday at Joy Perry home after dinner dancing Miss Vera Pfaffle hosts 12 guests at Mrs Lester Dorr home in honor of Mrs Gene Earnest bride of past week
Ardis Stemas invited sixteen young friends to celebrate her eighth birthday Saturday afternoon. After an hour of outdoor games the guests enjoyed a luncheon at a long blue and white flower accented table. Each child received an airplane party favor as a memento of the day.
Special Correspondent reports small town gatherings as Mr. and Mrs. Chas Pritchett and family of Stanton township visit the C Pritchett home. C F Nanninga and family near Ireton, Mrs. M Mack and son of Sioux City visit Clarence Albert. Fred Pech hosts with Miss Marcia Kissinger and Richard Laughton at Lost Island Lake. W F Mandelkow of LeMars calls on Fred Pech. Dorothy Moran of Ellsworth Minn visits John Ahlfs.
Treton Howard Benson arrived here from Vermillion South Dakota where he has been a student at the University He plans to spend the summer at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs Ed Benson Misses Earline and Iva Parrott were Sioux Center business callers Saturday
The film uses the Playa de Ensenada as a historic ship in wartime scenes. The plot centers on a Red pirate during the Russian revolution of 1917 and a dramatic surrender tactic at sea. The Premier also features Robert Montgomery in Lovers Courageous, a romance of a playwright and a noblewoman.
Severe floods from the Floyd river and Perry creek force Sioux City police to caution lowland residents to evacuate. Water levels soared, with Floyd river up over 12 feet from early rain to 4:30 pm and Merrill seeing 15 feet deep. Rail lines and roads were washed out, basements flooded, and property damage reported across Merrill Hinton and Brunsville. Two horses drowned. livestock losses feared throughout the flooded area.
Mrs T Kloster returned home after a visit at LeMars. Alfred Juhl is ill. Word spread of the death of Mr Hamstra of Orange City, father of Mrs J Von Pelt. Dorcas Ladies Aid met at Mrs Lou Larson with good attendance. Mrs Pete Perteson of near Marcus visited Nick Klos- g.
The northbound 1:33 train was held up from 1:33 to 3:30 at Brunsville due to multiple washouts between Merrill and Brunsville. A track washout near the Fischer home wrecked a half mile of rail and cost Mrs. Fischer many sheep. No southbound trains are expected for several days. Local residents and visitors from Craig, McNally, LeMars, and Sioux City share reports of travel disruptions and social calls.
Mrs. Arthur Schuldt returns from the Methodist hospital in Sioux City. Summer plans include Vernon Hancer, Alvin Hancer, Earl Hammond, Viola Hauff, and Warren Pauft spending time at home. Mrs. Earl Jackson and family of Cottage Grove, Oregon, headed to her father John Kress’s home due to his illness. First band concert of the season held. J.D. Lattimer is band instructor. Evelyn Heiden treated at home for appendicitis. L. S. Ausman and George Turner of Wessington Springs visited Amelia Heiden and Jennie Lake. Marian Larson hosted a faculty party announcing her engagement to Chas. H. Miller of Philadelphia, to be married April 12 in Philadelphia. Mrs. Miller to join husband June 8. Mrs. C. C. Hauff and daughter Viola shopped in Sioux City. Group from the area viewed a small twister’s path on Pete Braun farm northwest of here.
Stanton residents Rev and Mrs McKinley visit daughters Mrs Hodgson and Mrs Schultz near Council Bluffs. Mr and Mrs Ralph Schrooten shop in Sioux City. A barn dance took place at A J Sitzmann farm with large crowd. Henry Braband called to LeMars for ill mother Grandma Braband once longtime local. Mrs E C Carpenter of Treton visited daughter Mrs Brahand. Mrs Herbert Greenwalt and son Donald returned from a stay with A W Greenwaldt in Sioux City. Donald Nugent spent several days...
Seney residents and visitors are noted in a series of weekend trips and gatherings. Floyd Becker hosts and travels with neighbors to Marcus and Silver Lake. Albert Penning family attends a Pipestone Minnesota picnic for friends from California. Local church and school activities include an ice cream social by the Good Samaritan class and a pleasant surprise for George Osborn from old neighbors.
The notice lists Mr and Mrs T K Chapman and family, Mr and Mrs Elam Chapman and sons Marian and Orville, Mr and Mrs Orville Cooper, Mr and Mrs Fred Siege and family, Mr and Mrs Henry Siege and family, and Mr and Mrs J M Kunath and son Lyle.
About one hundred guests attended the silver anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Grosenheider at their Preston home Monday evening. Rev. Theo Meyer gave a short talk and prayer before a bountiful supper. Many gifts were received as the couple celebrated fifty years of marriage amid cards, socializing, games, and a lap supper.
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