Funeral attendance and social notices from LeMars area
Large crowds from the vicinity attended Mrs. Robert Shive’s funeral in LeMars. The sweep of social calls and visits spans from Marcus to Sheldon with many Holmquist Kloster Nielsen and Petersen families noted. Commencement at Central high in Sioux City drew prominent locals including Cyrus Montague family and several graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Shive
LeMars
Hans Miller
Remsen
High School
Ralph Doud
T. Kloster
Harry Walinga
aJnet
Near Sheldon
Robert Lundgren
Ovens
Albert Lundgren
Frank Kunath
South of Ovens
A. M. Petersen
Marcus
Niels Petersen
Judith Kloster
John Nielsen
Janet
Thorvald Nnvete
Nis Kloster
Near
Carnes
Thorvald Kloster
Clayton Hodgson Birthday Party In Western Stanton
Five year old Clayton Hodgson celebrated his birthday Friday with a lively afternoon of play including a peanut hunt. Guests enjoyed a large cake, special favors, and a rainbow themed luncheon. Gifts were given to Clayton as mothers and Mrs. Clifford Kress attended the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton Hodgson
Clayton
Clifford Kress
Rhys Lois Zimmerman
Hopar
Miss Zimmerman
Elmer Lenty
Janet
Dr Mars
Clarence Tu
Lentz
Ruby Dierkson
Lew Wilhelms
LeMars
Elmer Lentz
Katie Fistusi
Clarence Turner
Local Notes From Perry Center And Area
Perry Center resident Perry Center is ill at her grandparents home. Agnes Vondrak of Sioux City visits her parents. Fred Hansen and grandchildren moved from the Manz garage to the former Swanson/Oms residence while the Manz couple moved into the Manz garage. Bonnie Brownlee travels to Wayne Nebraska for summer normal college. Dr. Aitken of Merrill conducted vaccination visits in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Harrison
Sioux
Gg Swanson
Agnes Vondrak
Sioux City
Tom Vondrak
Fred Hansen
Manz Garage
Chas. Oms
George Manz
Bonnie Brownlee
Wayne, Neb
The
Normal College
Dr. Aitken
Merrill
Community Visitors Highlight Orange City Area Ties
A busy week of relatives and friends visiting and traveling surrounds Orange City and nearby towns. Families from Sheldon Pittsfield Siou x Center and Burbank California joined gatherings, alumni banquets and trips to Fort Dodge Storm Lake and Martin South Carolina while noting visits to clinics, universities and family homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George van Roekel
Vernon de Kock
Orange City
Gerrit Vander Stoep
Pittsfield
Illinois
Arlene van Pelt
Will Moir
Donald
Chet Britton
Seney
Marton
S. C
Herman Vander Well
Russ Boyd
Riversi
J. R. Boxg
Fort Duige
Pauilina
Atos Levering
Ersary Cele
Geo
Ha&t
Roscoe Vere
Storm
Comat Buena
Relal Hes von Gillespie
Noris Visting
Ralph Mieras
Thuresay
John Ag
OT. Moore
Schltl
Marvin
Jake
Sioux Center
Fort Dodge
John Linnan
Tony de Groot
Anne Boor
al Bounstra
Ed Mulder
Hd Alva Marra
Alton
Andrew Vander Stoep
Dick Pesselg
Burbank
Calif
John Maassen
Melbourne Evangelical church events and social notices
Miss Betty Schindel and Wayne Spies entertained the Melbourne Y P M C at the Oscar Schindel home with Dorothy Denn ler leading. Next meeting to be at George Elise’s with Geroine Elson as hostess. Karl Der visited relatives and Melbourne W was hosted at Oscar Schindel’s with Lenore Spies leading devotions. Rev. Aurand conducted communion at Melbourne church and Perry Creek. Grover Schneider, Fors ling, and Scott Stauffacher fished at Lake Okodojia. Silver wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. George Zimmer man at Phil Spies home in Hinton with about 60 guests. Gifts included an electric lamp and table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Schindel
Wayne Spies
Melbourne
Evangelical Church
Oscar Schindel
Dorothy Dennler
Elcter
George Elise
Geroine el’ Son
Hinton
Scott Stauffachero
Martha Winter
Waterloo
Kenneth Keupp
Karl der
Reval
Lenore Spies
Yella Senneider
Aurand
Ft. Dodge
Melbourne Evangelical Church
Perry Creek
Grover Schneider
Zimmerman
Francis Hoffman
Perry McCorkell
Jacqueline Jean
Jacqueline
Albert Harrington
Gladys Hasbrooke
Miss Hasbrooke
Earl Harrington
Ward Knapp
Ladies Aid
Mesdames Opal Hummel
Barbara Kruck
Gail Lilly
Banco
Gertrude Waterbury
Maxine Emmick
Zelma Connolly
Eva Lilly
Ethel Hoffman
Dave Cassel
Sioux City
Walter
Elsa Cassel
Yankton
Carl Kluck
Bolser Apartments
Congregational
Anne Lyle
Juanita
Beatrice Chapman
Chapman
M. F. Flynn
J. W. Nordman
Neb
Jas. Tracy
Annie
Clara Chapman
Clifton Springs
New York
Detroit
Buffalo
Auto
Walter Shearer
Atkinson
Ray Cassen
Steve Burke
Hawks
Dell Rapids
S. D
St. Catharine's Guild
A. A. Martin
Martin
Jefferson
Edith Gant
Birthday surprise at Adaville marks Mrs June Dreezen day
After lunch a social time followed, as relatives surprised Mrs June Dreezen at her Adaville home for her birthday. Locals note many attended LeMars events from the community and John Dennler, bedridden with a broken ankle, is improving at his sister Mrs B Hoss’s home and expected to return soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Dreezen
Adaville
Western Union College
LeMars
John Dennler
B. Hoss
Nelson Hutton family hosts Pittsburg visitors weekend
Craig reports a weekend visit from Mr. and Mrs. Wm Engel and daughter Eleanor of Pittsburg Pa. Brother and sister Mrs Engel and Mr Hutton joined in. Sioux City guests visited, and local residents made various social and business trips. Donald Baack injured his lip playing kittenball. St Johns Lutheran to hold annual mission June 26 with services in both sessions and dinner served by the ladies aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawarden
Anna van Maasdam
Dick Smits
Paullina
Elnora de Jager
Lou Lutyens
Betty Lou
Sheldon
Moneta
Iowa
Wm. Youngblood
Henry Vilieger
Ashton
Tom Vlieger
Glenn Salmon
Sioux City
Henry Wieger
Jean Smits
Lick Smits
Wm. Lenis
Edgerton
Minn
Conrad de Jong
Dick Jaffer
Harry and James
Sioux Center
Herman Juffer
Ed de Vos
Herman Jutfer
Joe Delutri
L. G. Hanneman
Ted Barker
Hazell Taylor
M. J. Elliott
Nelson Hutton
Wm. Engel
Pittsburg
Alex McDougall
Geo. Oler
LeMars Hospital
Mildred Eggebrecht
Fred Ludwig
Kenneth Ludwig
Leilert Ludwig
Henry Luschen
Otto Popken
Worthington
Mann
Larchwood
Henry Schumacher
M. J. Elliott and
Dareth
Hazel Taylor
Grandma Galland
Walter Baack
Lou Husby
Hurley
S. D
Hermen Eggebrecht
Eana Klave
Ier
Harry Johnson
Norma Popken
Louis Thunhorst
Alcester
John H. Hilers
LeMars
Marian Null
Ed Hilers
Herman Johnson
Ed Eilers
Miss Null
Kenneth Thunhorst
Mike Ludwig
Otto Heien
Grant M Hanstein
Hanstein
Richmond
Ind
Lou Ejslers
Bill Engel
Pittsburg Pirates
Eugene Hutton
Craig Cowboys
Pirates
Bill
WPA
Struble
Brunsville
John H. Eilers
Amos Croon
Aug. Herzberg
Merrill
Eleanor
Engel
Mr. Hutton
Glenn Elliott
Elliott
M. J. Eliott
Vernon Morey
Wim. Clark
John Gronejes
E. H. Schulz
Edna Klave
Gordon Lockard
Craig
Donald
Carl Baack
St. John's Lutheran Church
Ladies Aid
John Peduzzi
Ida Grove
Local transfers and a new LeMars birth report
Seney families travel to Champaign to visit relatives. Elmer De Raad welcomes a 914pound daughter born June 1 at Sacred Heart hospital LeMars. Mrs. Oscar Gatzke hosts the ladies aid to redecorate the church. Sunday school plans a children's day program for June 19. Mrs. Emerson Kennedy and family return home to Hawarden after visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ole Olson
Albert
Alma
Violet
Champaign
Ill
Hawarden Visitors and Local Social Roundup
Saturday saw Hawarden visitors and many local families hosting guests and attending events. Notes include Julius Rosburg and family and Jules returning home from Wm. Nicholson, Marjorie and Bobby Moritz visiting Des Moines for Ames relays, Allen and Larry Bertram visiting Ben Nicholson, Vera Alberts a Canton guest, Marian Null’s bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Ed Eilers in Le Mars, and Miss Patty Deegan returning from Des Moines with Alyce for a Los Angeles summer visit. several other arrivals and visits are mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan
Hawarden
Julius Rosburg
Hinton
Wm. Nicholson
Jules
Marjorie
Bobby Moritz
Kingsley
Des Moines
Ames
Allen
Larry Bertram
Ireton
Ben Nicholson
Vera Alberts
Canton
C. E. Alberts
John Rahlfs
Marian Null
Ed Eilers
LeMars
Miss Null
Harnest Beck Geddes
S. D
Ralph McFarland
Leslie Y Farland
Wagner
Lloyd Mueller
George
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Fredonia
Howard Trometer
Glen Rhinehart
Millnerville
Leo Vondrak
John Hirovarna
Yaoris
Donna
Charlie
Lost Island
Storm Lake
Ed Jones
A. C. Clemensen
F. A. Deppe
O. W. Crouch
Ed Knapp
Cy Knapp
Michigan
Elsie Flilott
Deloris Clemensen
Seattle
Wash
Mabel Hansen
Friendship Club
Roy Clemensen
Central High School
Cyrus Montague
Mary Schuttpelz
Leon Rodwig
Richard
Elmer Schuttpelz
Ray McElrath
Bob
Francis Swanson
M. Pierson
Hans
David Swanson
Betty McElrath
Dulda Montague
Dorothy Schuttpelt
Dorothy Vondrak
Ruth Swanson
Hibbs-Elliott
William Flannery
Thomas
Arthur
John Kavarna
Joan Ferguson
Omaha
Harry Dehl
Bernice Dehl
Paul O'Bryan
J. D. O'Bryan
H. Juffer
Sebianne Vander Berg
Hospers
Mildred Viatho
Jeanette McCrory
Dreton
Gerrit Kots
Ben Kots
John Slomaker
Lynden
Leota
Ernest Meenk
Martin van Peursem
Vander Mei
John Dykstra
Arie Punt
Dick Schuller
R. J. Cassidy
Nora Buckley
Abel de Groot
George de Groot
Esther Ruth
Sioux Falls
Norma Studer
Presbyterian Church
Minneapolis
Duluth
Peter Vander Well
George Mieras
John Kots
Alvera Marie
First Reformed Church
Gerrit Vickers
Betty Golden
Fred Schroeder
Margaret Marie
Harold Kraas
Dulce
N. M
Western Stanton
Maurice
Westfield
Albert Penning
Wallace Rees
Wayne Detloff
Jessie Kennedy
Carlsbad
Emerson Kennedy
C. W. Reeves
Tris Finnell
Centerville
Olivet College
Olivet
Perio, Ill. Insurance Co
Bloomington
Evans Austine
Los Angeles
J. H. Walkup
Dwight Riter
Blanche Hawkins
Ed Kromrey
Middleton
Wis
Harvey Buss
Roy McArthur
Constance Chapman
Albert Null
C. F. Nanninga
Hilers
Richard Koldenhoven
Son
Minnesota
Doris
Donnie
Alec McDougall
Ovens, Iowa
Business
People of
Pete’s Orchestra
Eaby
Craig Lumber CO
Craig, Iowa
Mrs. Thos
Sheaffer
Im. A. Moore Co
Chicago
St. Paul
Leghorn Springs
Leghorn Cox
Cox
First National Bank
Mars
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Skelly
Neil Shive Skelly
First Street
First Ave
N.W
Claussen
Plymouth Cleaners
Cambier Motor Co
LeMars “Shorty
Gralapp, Mer
Wm. Asmussen
Central Ave
N. F
Phillips 66
A. M. Figg
American Trust and Savings Bank
Paris
Rexall
Geo. W. Koenig
LaMars
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