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Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post

Location

Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1906

Page

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Western Union College Names New President M J Randall

The Western Union college board elects M J Randall of Lisbon Iowa as president to succeed Dr H H Thoren. Randall, about 34, Iowa born, is a lawyer and preacher with strong credentials and local trust, praised for sagacity and youthful leadership. The vote was unanimous with 13 members present. sessions were harmonious as trustees aim to boost college efficiency.

Board of Trustees Western Union College H. H. Thoren Taoren M.id. Randan Lisbon Iowa Randan Worth County Breckinridge Normal School Decorah Iowa State Agricultural College Ames Central Pennsylvania College United Evangelical Church Cornell College Mt. Vernon The State University Iowa City Randall Peopl Western Union

Calf dispute leads to assault charge in LeMars

Frank Schultz of Dalton and Pred Pecks quarrel over calves escalated into violence. Schultz, knocked down, traveled to LeMars to file a complaint with County Attorney Struble. Information filed for assault and battery. Deputy Sheriff Raven arrested Pecks and awaits trial before Justice Alline next Tuesday.

Frank Shhultz Dalton Pred Pecks Ard Streck Schultz Knoeling Schultz LeMars Struble Justice Alline Raven Peks Squire Alline

Class of Twenty-Three Convocation Marks 1906 Graduation

The sixth annual Western Union college convocation was held in the college chapel during commence­ment week. Twenty-three graduates from Theological, German, Normal, Music, and Business departments received diplomas as Bishop Hell and President Thoren presided, with Dr Randall installed as new college president. Miss Mamie Honaold led the ceremony. Rev Caton delivered the invocation and the convocation oration honored character. The wedding of Miss Bessie Muhs to Mr George Searls occurred in Akron, with relatives gathering and plans to reside in Starrisburg after July 1.

Western Union College Paul W. Knuth Philip Koenig B. F. Zueh Allington Shaffer Bishop Hell Wright Thoren Benjamin FF. Zuehl Allington D. Suatter Jacob A. Traeblen Carrie Margaret Hahn Rudolph August Weida Minnie W. Willman Margaret BE. Alderman Emma L. Schuster Oral Lincoln Lena M. Morehouse Bernice L. Kiest Ernest W. Neverly John C. Parker Day Harvey A. Boyd Wiliam B. Dunn Jennie Ticholson Bishop Mell M. J. Randall Lisbon I.a University of Central Pennsylvania Cornillculeze Law Department Town University Taoren Tas Mamie Honaold Placo Win Caton Costa Minuto Willman Bishop Win Tell Kedwarde DeMegilo Bessie Muha George I Searls Akron Blackman The Baptist Church Searls Muhs Marrisburg Starrisburg

Akron Hosts Plymouth County Physicians Meeting

North western Iowa Mayo Tau QUA LeMars June 29 to July 5. Plymouth County Medical Association held its summer meeting in Akron. Le Mars members traveled by auto and Mrs H J Rubel joined as the lone accompanying lady. Papers by Drs Brick Cole Clarke and Kueny. State representative Dr M W Richey reported on the upcoming state meeting. A banquet and river launch excursion were enjoyed. Next gathering set for Merrill in September.

Plymouth Medical Association Akren le Mars H. J. Rubel Paul Bb. Brick Cole Clarke C. KE. Kueny M. W. Richey State Medical Society Merrill Akron

Wreck on Soo Line Near Tilarvey Injures One

Scntt Flowers of LeMars and WG Lee of Union township were aboard a Soo line passenger train that derailed at Tilarvey North Dakota. A broken rail caused multiple cars to leave the track though no major injuries occurred except a single passenger with a severe head cut. Train delay lasted about twelve hours. Lee plans to move to Canada to break a half section of land near Malbrite after leaving his current job.

Scntt Flowers LeMars WG. Lee Union Township Soo Line North Dakota Tilarvey Thee Lee Malbrite Canada

Class of ’06 Honors President Thoren at Western Union

The class of 1906, twenty three members, honors President H. H. Thoren of Western Union College by presenting a silver airpoint pitcher as a token of esteem and appreciation. The inscription at the top reads a message of regard.

H. H. Thoren Western Union College

Complements Class 106 V UL U Engraved In Bold Script

A fragment notes bold engravings of the president's initials with remarks on water and recovery. The passage suggests a ceremonial or commemorative display and reflects on friends while acknowledging a favorable gift.

Alumni association at Western Union college selects officers

The Western Union college Alumni Association held its annual meeting on Monday appointing Theo Love as president Milizabeth Schneider as vice president Verry Love as secretary and Wm Rembe as treasurer J M Skinner was elected trustee for three years A banquet followed praised as the best yet The Presbyterian Indies all society organized banquet details include a 1600 first mortgage loan due in three years at 5 percent interest secured by the Catholic church property in a South Dakota town Principal note co-signed by church leaders and bishop Value of church property listed at 3500 and signer’s total assets shown at 250000 Investors urged to contact Mathiuw BR Faser Sioux City Iowa for details

Western Union College Theo, Love Milizabeth Schneider Verry Love Wm. Rembe J. M. Skinner F. Miller Indies All Society of the Presbyterian Church South Dakota Mathiuw BR. Faser Sioux City Iowa

Personal mentions fill LeMars area with many visits

Numerous residents and visitors are listed by town, including U Sammis conducting business in Perry, Miss Hanna Mammen visiting Sioux City, and many LeMars shoppers and travelers such as Mable Love, Margaret Love visiting West City, Henry Doering returning from North Dakota, and J A Dalton attending the Iowa tankers convention in Cedar Rapids. Others plan trips to Davenport, Chicago, Minneapolis, and Cedar Falls, with notes on friends and relatives visiting or traveling for business or vacation.

U. Sammis Perry Hanna Mammen Sioux City Dalton Sam Lang C. W. Brotherton Minnesota D.$. Norris Marcus Lizzie Tierney Brunswick J. A. Dalton Cedar Rapids Iowa

Death of Miss Clara Hahn in Battle Creek La

Miss Clara Hahn daughter of Rev and Mrs A Hahn died Friday morning at Battle Creek La. She will be buried there Sunday with funeral by President H W Thoren who will travel to Battle Creek. Fire at J U Sammis home South Main street extinguished quickly with minimal main house damage.

WeMars Mclintock Wred A. Lineswaldz Welena Mont LeMars Henry Neuron Mastis Anderson le Mars W Gedell Assaden Calif Joanie Bechte Ames Collate Misa Bechtle Marshaltown Missrace Padmore McCarthy Retu Sinsinawa Mound Wis Anna Dubuqua Clayton Lewtars Clara Hahn A. Hahn Battle Creek H Wthoren Battle Crees J. U. Sammis South Main Street

Horses For Sale By V W Brauch In Stock

Wight offers five and six year old hearty all mares broken horses plus twelve yearling colts for sale. Breeder V W Brauch lists head of horses and yearlings available.

Wight V. W. Brauch

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