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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1932
Page
4
A roundup of local items includes piano teacher contact, flag day services June 14, used bicycle ads, vegetable and livestock trades, a Buick coach for sale, visits and dinners at area homes, musical instrument rentals, Presbyterian picnic plans, regional travel notices, job bids, and obituaries for Ervin Mousel and Walter Elwell. The Wesleyan Guild sets June 14 meeting with revised venue.
G. P. Simeon notary public Globe-Post notes wholesome food at low mood prices at Community Inn. Home grown strawberries for sale at old nursery. Ralph Kim berlin Subway Barber Shop offers 25 cent haircuts and baths. The cherries will be ready to pick Tuesday. Sheriff Tillotson of Cherokee county was a LeMars business caller. Various local visits and travel updates among residents including Clara Herbers, Ellen Sweeney, Richard Sweeney, Roy Hammer, Mrs. John Edwards, and others. Tire deals advertised by Lee Hagen. Gamble Stores ad ends June 25. Louis Auxiliary of the Farmers Union to meet June 15 in Union township.
C W Root involved in farming loans. J E Kelley mentioned with Waterloo ties. Numerous guests from Waterloo, Cherokee, Sioux City and beyond visited area families, including Meek nursing a broken finger and Meek taking vacation. Church group plans a June 15 meeting at Mrs. Fulks home.
Miss Lucy Fisher spent several days at the Bill and Harm Fisher homes. William Detlo and sons, Glenn and Wayne, visited in town as business callers. Mrs Zack Eyres and nephew Richard Eyres Jr left for a family reunion in Van Horn Indiana. Marshall Long heads to Chicago for summer work. George Oltmanns and family visiting from near Madison South Carolina. Jim Edwards named to Sioux Falls Canaries pitching staff. Women’s Home Missionary Society of First M Church to meet with Mrs Sam Schegsler as hostess. Funeral attendees for Mary Kress include Emma Schmidt Waterloo and Etta Schmidt Logan Indiana and Chas Hanneman Logan Indiana. St Peters Ladies Aid met with Mrs J O Frerichg. large luncheon served.
The newborn announced June 8 at Sacred Heart hospital is a son to Mr and Mrs Albert Schmitz of Remsen correcting an earlier report listing Mr and Mrs Elmer Schmitz of Remsen.
Mr and Mrs C Cole and Mr and Mrs Albert Werth and family returned Sunday from Storm Lake after two weeks visiting Miss Irene Cole at her summer cottage. Dr Thomas Eyres Jr son of Mr and Mrs Tom Eyres of Union recently graduated in medicine from Iowa City and will begin an internship in South Bend Indiana.
A list of residents and visitors includes Rosie Wilkens Doris Dickman Betty Jamieson Wilma Harms Viola Marienau Phyllis Harms Edward Wilken Freddie Pecks Johnny Wilken Verne Popken Henry McHale Willis Harms Jack McHale Fritz Ulrich spent Sunday at Edwin Klemme home Misses Cleo Coleman Tillie Siebens Mildred Richards visited friends in Sioux City Leona Muth of Hawarden stayed with cousin Maxine Vernon Cleo Coleman with Mildred Richards Bill Dirks family Akron Minnesota relatives Harriet Jolfs Marshall Minn Brunsville visits Herman Weyen Bennie Fischer Brunsville Harm Fischer Fred Harms Minne sota visits Pearl Tullis Merrill Ed Johnson Brunsville John Popken at Fred Renken home Henry Diediker back in Brunsville Lloyd Port and
Miss Marie Nolan of Gallup New Mexico visits her aunt and uncle on her way home from Cornet College Mount Vernon where she is a scholarship student this year.
Mr and Mrs W K Veale returned Thursday from Faribault Minnesota where they attended the 72nd graduation exercises of Shattuck Military School Frederick Veale their son was graduated from the institution.
Lieutenant Commander and Mrs Donald Dalton arrived in Le Mars for a visit with his parents. Other Plymouth county natives and relatives from Wessington Springs and Mitchell were in town visiting friends and family. Julius Trude of Alton was hospitalized for head injury surgery and is recovering at home. Marshall Long, after visiting Town City, plans Chicago work with Mandel Brothers and later postgraduate study at NYU or Iowa.
Mr and Mrs Herbert Carter former Weston Union college students visit LeMars and Hawarden before Los Angeles trip. A Farmers Holiday meeting at the Auditorium Sioux City June 15 at 830 p m features Glen Miller Iowa Farmers Union president and other speakers inviting farmers workers and businessmen to attend.
Cyril Wiltgen was taken to Marcus by Sheriff S Tillgt é n of Cnetokee county for questioning in a stolen car case. Police recovered a red car near Sacred Heart hospital about a month ago tied to a Marcus dance hall theft. Wiltgen is being questioned on this deal.
Those enrolled at the Bible school in Brunsville include Marion Marienau and Darlene Frerichs.
Eight people are noted visiting relatives and shopping in LeMars Akron and Sioux City. Harry, Theresa, Irene Jolfs, Gert Null, Gert Siebens, and Tillie are mentioned among Brunsville Madison Holstein and Worthington trips.
D visited Mrs Marienau's parents Mr and Mrs Voges, and Viola Marienau remained there for a few weeks.
The Brunsville and Grant township Luther League girls opened with a 26 to 25 victory for Brunsville. A rematch is planned for Wednesday night June 15 at Brunsville. Grant players include Anna Heeren Clara Heeren Kathryn Marienau Helen Alice Nora Lubben Rose Doering Anna Meyer Elora Edna Heeren.
Tena Brust spent several days last week at the John Brabander home. Gert von Hagel called at the John Doering home on Thursday evening. Mrs. John Hartmann had a birthday day on Friday. H. W. Hennings and son Arm in were business callers in Le Mars Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Koenig were dinner guests at the Satin Mammen home Friday. Walter and Minnie von Ragel are visiting at the John Wilken home near Chatsworth for a few days. The West Public Service Co service department repaired rural lines in Grant on Friday as a heavy thunderstorm knocked out most telephones. Alfred Wilken of Chatsworth spent the past week at the H. D. Heeren home.
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