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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1935
Page
3
A Le Mars Daily Vacation Church School report by editor R F Starzl describes religion as a lively interest for attending boys and girls. The piece notes daily morning meetings and reflections from youth in a city and county paper tradition.
A pastor lauds a high school assembly in the auditorium where pledge of allegiance to the American and Christian flags accompanies Bible instruction. He notes eager teachers, age-appropriate work, and strong religious education alongside standard school subjects, urging parents to visit and see the work.
Elgin and Grant report well attended decoration day services. Farmers statewide face replanting corn due to cold weather with wire and cutworms abundant. Niel Hansen of Hinton visited the Montangue home Monday. Montangue lost a steer to lightning in a recent storm, insured. Clinton Bunte leaves to work in Hibbing iron mines with his brother. Niel Hansen and wife visited the John Ahlfs home Monday.
The Young Ladies Auxiliary ended their year with a country picnic at Mrs. Clifford Eyres home, chaired by Mrs. R. D. Sherman and others. The Mothers Club held a Tourist Park picnic with L. L. Meek, Wilbur Laux, and Charles Tucker hosting. Verona Vlotho hosted a pre nuptial bridge in Le Mars for Katharine Gross, with gifts. Home Missionary society celebrated its 50th anniversary with a tea at the church parlor led by Mrs. Langendorfer.
Le Mars clubs and churches hosted talks on mission work in California and Hawaii, a Mountaineers sketch, and a candle service honoring founders. The Home Missionary society elected officers, hosted a guest day tea, and arranged various club meetings, picnics, and parties at local venues including the country club and Remsen dinner party.
Mr and Mrs Oanie Oaken Jr visit the Charles Kluver home Monday evening. Presbyterian Missionary Society meets at Mrs William Grahiman home Tuesday at 3. A family picnic at Mrs J W Love home Sunday. Out of town guests include Mrs K B Love Lin Don of Auburn Wash and Mr and Mrs L E Petry of Sioux City. Local Love and Baur ley families attend events. Catholic Ladies club met parish hall with Mrs Nick Kellen and Mrs Henry Kurtzhals presiding. Cards and luncheon followed. Mrs John Harker hosted First Presbyterian church aid and social society with refreshments. Woman's Missionary Society of Hildreth church met Thursday with Mrs Sam Uthe and Mrs Peter Liddell hosting program on What About the Japanese. Dr and Mrs H H Burroughs visited Iowa City for commencement. C D A dance at Le Mars armory drew many. Billy Knoop's orchestra provided music. one o'clock Bridgettes luncheon at Country club ended summer social season. Friendship club met at Mrs J T Crowley with bridge and 4:30 luncheon. Mrs M Redmonçe attended as guest.
A steady flow of family events fills Perry Center as a baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Lester Williams on Tuesday June 4 prompts congratulations. A boy born Sunday to Mr and Mrs Ted Tingley of Leeds, formerly Maxine Tucker, prompts well wishers. Numerous guests visit in Perry Center including the Crouch, Graham, Simonsen, O’Brien, and O’Brien families from nearby towns. Visits span Davenport to Luverne and back, with many gatherings and exchanges noted through the week.
Mrs Anna Rusk visited in Hancock township on Monday. Mr and Mrs C W Olson and son Robert traveled to Ida Grove to visit Mrs Ohlaons father who recently suffered a stroke. Many attended the funeral for Dietrich Winer at the Methodist church in Hinton Sunday afternoon. Perry Friendship club met at Mrs John Waites home Thursday with Earliest Memories of My Mother as roll call. A surprise program included a recitation When I Get Married by Opal Pence and a short play Altering at the Altar by Mrs Freda Soule and Miss Hazel Watte. Lunch was served by Mrs John Watte assisted by Mrs BE Pence and Mrs Andrew Carlson. Mrs Thurman Dahl of Morningside attended as a club guest. John Gunderson of Sioux City hosted a dinner Saturday evening. Attendees included Mrs Arthur Maloney and son Donald of McCook Lake SD, Mr and Mrs George Kovarna, Mr and Mrs Burnett and daughter Grace of Liberty township. Mr and Mrs Mike Vondrak and Joyce visited Mrs Vondrak's sister Mrs Fred LaBahn near Merrill Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Clem Ohlsen and son Robert performed on the program at the Farmers Union meeting in Hancock township Tuesday evening.
George Greenwood field organizer for the Federal Home Loan predicts a bright future for Le Mars Federal Savings and Loan Association highlighting expansion and community impact as the agency promotes home loan programs.
The association has good management and has invested funds from many members. The treasurer of the United States notes loans are secured by first mortgages on solid homes. Monthly payments are promptly made and residents of Le Mars are urged to buy insured, profitable shares to support building locally.
A historical note asserts that buyers with adequate property value and steady income who can meet moderate payments will benefit from obtaining full information about a lender's appealing monthly repayment loan plan. The emphasis is on prudent financing and understanding terms before committing.
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