Executors' Notice In Estate of Marie Munro
Notice is hereby given that on May 16 1932 the District Court of Plymouth County Iowa appointed Ella Hosmer and Emma Kearby as executrixes of the estate of Marie Munro deceased. All indebted parties must pay and those with claims present them authenticated to the court. Attorney J T Keenan. Published LeMars Globe Post May 30, June 6, 13 1928. Growing per cent better this year and compares with 72 per cent a year ago. Clover pastures patchy after last summer’s damage to new seedings. Blue grass pastures show recovery. Fruit crop conditions vary by region due to late freezes with apples on June 1 at 71 per cent versus 74 per cent five year average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Plymouth County
Iowa
Marie Munro
Ella Hosmer
Emma
Kearby
J. T. Keenan
LeMars Globe Post
Agricultural crop report highlights June 1 conditions
June 1 crop conditions show peaches at 59 percent this year versus 60 percent in 1931 and 55 percent of five year average. Pears at 56 percent this year, 80 percent last year, 53 percent five year average. Milking herd average up 5.5 percent from last year and five year average. herd milking rate 2.3 percent above last year. Milk per cow at 98.4 percent of last year and 97.3 percent of five year average. Hens per flock average 133, 95.1 percent of five year June norms. egg production per hen at 8 percent of five year average. Baby chicks 223, down from 250 last year and 266 five year average. Growing chicks the lowest for June 1 in six years of records.
Birthday party honors Helmer Oltmanns in Brunsville
A large group of relatives and friends gathered Friday in Brunsville to celebrate Helmer Oltmanns birthday. Attendees included Oltmanns family members from nearby towns, neighbors, and several visitors. The evening featured card games, entertainments, and a luncheon, with wishes for many happy returns.
LeMars social visits and local trips noted
OYENS Mr and Mrs A J Orban of LeMars were Sunday guests at the Douds home. Mr and Mrs Mike Weber drove to Worthington Minnesota for a day of fishing. Theo Bankers of Remsen and Rev H Rolfes welcomed visitors. P A Kaoh of Cascade Iowa visited Tuesday. R H Conklin shopped in Sioux City Wednesday. Billy Meacham of Sioux City also mentioned for local activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances
Amelia Reker
LeMars
Della Kuster
Theo. Nothem
Remsen
Charles Kuster
John Meis
Mike Carrigan
Maurice Carrigan
June Carrigan
Lloyd Peters
Meis
Adrian
Minn
Carl Frandsen
Norfolk
Neb
A. J. Orban
J. L. Doud
Mike Weber
Worthington
Theo
R. H. Conklin
Sioux City
Billy Meacham
School Board Chooses Miss Rena Kosters for Vacancy
Applications from other teachers poured in after the resignation became known as the school board met Tuesday night. Miss Rena Kosters of Rock-Vailey was chosen, she is a niece of Detmer Roorda of Craig. A Craig versus Ireton kittenball game ended 6 to 5 after extra innings with Ireton blanking Craig in the eighth. Also noted were the sudden death of Mahlon Robeson’s mother in Grand Meadow and a hard times party hosted by Mr and Mrs Ben Osborn for Sunday school classes in their new barn with a feast to close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rena Kosters
Rock - Vailey
Detmer Roorda
Craig
Ireton
Mahlon Robeson
Grand Meadow
Church West
Washta
Ben Osborn
Local notes and social updates from Craig area
Craig report covers sheriff Rippey in town on Friday, Leona McNally returns from Iowa City, Rev Zibell family trip to St Paul for commencement and ministerial conference. Railroad talks risk McNally line closure. bearing fixes during test of waterworks amuse crowd. Birth of Milton Heusinkveld’s grandson and local health notes. Various visits, teaching changes, marriages, club meetings, and travel by area residents in early June.
Miss Moser and Moser vacation near Scotland South Dakota
Miss Mabel Moser and Miss Mabel Baker left Sunday for a vacation at the home of their parents near Scotland South Dakota. Miss Mober Cox of Elk Point accompanied them on the trip. Miss Ruth Brogamle spent the weekend with her grandmother Mrs. C. C. Hermecke of Holstein and to be present at her cousin Loran Hermecke’s confirmation. A ball game in Sioux township ended Brook date 7 Sioux 6 with a good crowd. A barn dance in Roshburg barn Saturday evening featured Emmet Solomon and orchard music. Sunday school picnic at Belle Vista hall with a fine program and bountiful dinner from baskets. Ice cream plentiful. Mr. and Mrs. H. wa Brosamle and sons visited C. C. Solomon’s Tuesday evening. A pleasant get together meeting. A heavy rain Thursday afternoon visited the community. Harold and Celia Beauleau spent Wednesday at Jim Gorman’s. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Beauleau were business callers at Hinton Thursday. Joe Weise went to Millnerville on business Thursday morning. The 4-H club met with Bonnie Brownlee Thursday afternoon but rain reduced attendance. Miss Helen Kelley returned home Wednesday to spend vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Kelley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helmer Oltmanns
Otto Oltmanns
Dolores
Fred Oltmanns
Near Struble
Henry Oltmanns
Crathorne
Chas, Oltmanns
LeMars
Henry Marienau
Grant Township
George Betsford
Lake Benton
Minn
Fred Stephenson
Lou Albright
Wesley
Hawarden
Harm Heeren
Wallace and
Harlan
Fred Olchirichs
Earnest Marienau Jr
Betty
Ernestine
Madison
S. D
Mildred Harms
Dick Harms
Carl Oltmanns
Otto Osterbuhr
North of Town
Theresa
Harriet Harms
Barney Johns
Iowa
Minnesota
Bill Dirks
Marvin
Bobby
Akron
John Dirks
Fred Ohlrichs
Edwin Klemme
Johnson Township
Evelyn Pecks
Johanna Dirks
Anna Oltmanns
Viola Marienau
Vogels
Worthing
Fred Livermore
Charles Kuster
John Meis
The
Busy Bees
P. H. Hughes
Charles Wagner
Remsen
J. P. Beck
Loon Lake
Ben Harvey
Leo Schroeder
Joe Strohbeen
Bonde Nielsen
Charlies Kuster
J. L. Kass
Peter Fisch
Mike Weber
Ladies’ Aid
St. James Church
Oyens
Larson
Wm. Clouse
Pierson
Petersen
Fromberg
Mont
Lissner
Kingsley
Sioux Valley
Kingsley Lodge
Washta
Holstein
Correctionville
Ernest Eppling
Lucy Haggin
Ed Campbell
Kentucky
Charley Thompson
Mboville
Kingsley I. O. O. F. Lodge
Northwest
Ben Osborn
Sioux City
Osborn
Ray Harvey
Etta Nelson
Henry Lissner
Moville
Mayme Johnson
Mayme Knowles
Iolathe
Kansas
C. L. Knowles
Johnson
Edmund Sudtelgte
J. A. Murray
Raymond Murray
Mabel Moser
Mabel Baker
Scotland
Mober Cox
Elk Point
Ruth Brogamle
C. C. Hermecke
Loran Hermecke
Sioux Township
Sioux
Roshburg
Emmet Solomon
Smithland
Belle Vista Hall
H. Wa
Brosamle and Sons
C. Cc
Harold
Ceélia Beauleau
Jim Gorman
Edwin, Beauleau
Hinton
Joe Weise
Millnerville
Bonnie Brownlee
Helen. Kelley
Mrs
Chas. Kelley
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Ralph Kimberlin
Old Nursery
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E&. Eberhard, Merrill
E. J. Meyers
Singer Sewing Company
F. A. Layton
Piercest
First Avenue S& E
Community Inn
Collins
Town Public Service Company
Joe Hettner
Liberal
Bobby Brown
Brunsville
Rippey
Leona McNally
Iowa City
Wm. Zibell
St. Paul
St. Paul Luther College
Alvin Huesinkveld
Milton Heusinkveld
Lutheran Hospital
George
North Western Railroad
McNally
Northern Iowa
Northern Town
Chas. G. Johnson
Herman Johnson
Chas. Johnson
Laven Tooker
Merrill
Craig School
Vermillion, S. D
Harold Meyer
St.louis
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Hancock-Perry
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Lisle
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