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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1935
Page
4
A 100 pound sack of chick mash disappeared between Merrill and the A E Tucker farm on Saturday night. Reward offered by A E Tucker. Le Mars phone 557 Red.
Miss Ellen Earley of Tucson visits her parents in Preston. Numerous local residents hosted or visited friends in Chatsworth, Genoa, Le Mars, and Maurice this past week. Summer school began at Preston Lutheran church and several ladies aid events were held. A number attended a Chatsworth dance. several families moved or traveled locally.
Special execution in Plymouth County Iowa directs sheriff R B Rippey to sell Delbert L Waterbury property. The 80 acre WW of NW 42 92 47 in Le Mars area is slated for public auction June 19 1935 at 10 AM to satisfy a $5919.68 debt plus $99.19 attorneys fees and $24.05 costs with accruing costs.
The northwest district rally of the Women's Missionary Society of the Evangelical church gathered at Stanton church with Mrs. Seager presiding. Attendees enjoyed talks, discussions, and musical selections in the afternoon. an evening meal followed by worship.
A string of Brunsville social calls and visits is recorded with residents and guests listed. Charlie Mammen Jeders Dirks Flueper Kiemme Fautisner and others are noted visiting homes, along with a large crowd at Walt Gerdes birthday dance and sales at local residences. Louis Plueger is named Chevrolet owner.
Neighbors and families visited in Brunsville and nearby towns over the week. Attendees included Mrs Margaret Reese at Bills Bruins home, and Mr and Mrs Charles Albright visiting George Wilken, with band practice set for eight o clock on Tuesday and Friday evenings.
Seney and nearby communities share a week of visits and gatherings. Notables include Alice Deegan and Mrs Scothorn visiting Miss Constance Chapman, the Osborne family visiting relatives near Germantown, and attendance at the St James aid at Mrs Dan Daugherty’s home in Maurice. Multiple families from Le Mars and Oakla nd Iowa attended concerts at Plildreth Memorial church and other social events.
Residents gathered for Little Dollie Connors fourth birthday last Wednesday. Mrs. Mary Daugherty and others attended. An ice cream social is planned for Friday June 21 in the hall with a short program. Families from Le Mars and Remsen visited relatives nearby. Sunday school Children’s Day program includes songs, recitations and exercises by various classes and helpers.
A list of local pupils and their performances appears in a community recital. Joyce Darville and Edith Berken pas lead recitations including Gods Smile and Sounds. Six children perform several pieces while Bobby Lancaster and Willard Austine feature songs and daisy drill with eight girls in the village program.
Lorene Oleson leads a mixed program including recitations titled A Pansy A Promise and A Pan sation, with William Oleson Dolly Connor and Wesley Lancaster performing The Straw Stuck The Children's Hour and Summer Time. Two classes participate in Children’s Day of Joy and a play.
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