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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1927
Page
1
Ireton residents recount family visits from Iowa City to LeMars Hawarden and Sioux City. Travellers include Mr. and Mrs. Atwood Mr. and Mrs. Knowlton and Blanch McCrory plus many relatives arriving for weddings funerals and summer visits. Community events feature alumni banquet at the high school and musical study by Center Busy Band 4H.
S. E. Washington and Lemapel residents were among business callers in LeMars. J Bowers and Mrs August Brehand attended to business in LeMars on Saturday. Several locals visited kin and shopped, and STORIE son of Mr and Mrs Harms spent time with friends while helping on a farm. Louis Lemke drove to LeMars for business and social calls last week.
A damaged OCR item mentions residents Preston Township and nearby Grimes a skating rink event at John Johnson and Seiben homes. It notes visits to John Johnson home and a funeral for a brother. Also references Mrs Angus Borchers a business caller and Albert Picerer at Henry Plueger home with culvert work ongoing.
Albert E Price 80 died June 9 1927 at his Woodbury county farm three miles east of Pierson after a brief illness. He enlisted in the Civil War at LaCrosse Wis served 62 years as a citizen, and was a member of General Bell Fast No 332 G A R Kingsley. Survived by brother C H Price Kingsley and sister Mrs Mary Crowther New Plymouth Idaho. Funeral Monday at Good Hope with interment in the Good Hope Cemetery.
Obituary notes George Lande born in Norway who settled near Nevada Ja and later Eagle township. He married Carrie Richardson in 1887, lived on farms in Eagle two and Ireton, moved to Canton South Carolina after 1910, survived by wife two sisters and two brothers. Funeral services held at Rock.
River Lutheran church conducted Saturday afternoon services with Rev. G. C. Gronseth of Husson, South Dakota in charge. Burial followed in the local cemetery.
Lib ery Center manager and Mrs Charles Eberhard and family called at the Charles Rosenow home Wednesday evening. Henry Bauerly shelled corn for F Wetrosky last Tuesday. The Achievement Day committee met at the consolidated school Mon.
In Beresford South Dakota a farmer traders tale claims a seed house sold half a bushel of seed corn at a high price and refused to back test an ounce sent back by a neighbor. The seed house allegedly replied that the sample performed poorly and should not be used for seed, warning that tricks exist in all trades.
Mrs Roy Van Cleve and Miss Clara Petersen visited on Friday. Merril defeated Spencer 7 to 5 last week. The senior class presented a play at Brunsville June 8 8. St John s Lutheran ladies aid held a pantry sale Saturday at Grim ies store. A F Lang Geo Simpson Proctor Harris Louis Houser and Geo Peterman fished at Lake Benton Minn Saturday and Sunday. Mrs Freda Harrison and children Ella Petersen Mr and Mrs Eugene Harrison and family and Mr and Mrs Albert Petersen and son visited at the Louis Mook home near Moville Sunday. A number from this vicinity skated at Grimes pavilion. Mr and Mrs Ed Trometer are proud parents of a baby boy. Mr and Mrs W E Dennier own a new Studebaker. A fair crowd attended the opening of the swimming pool Thursday and the ball game. Mrs John Thompson of Wessington Springs SD is visiting at the F A Aldrich home Rev Schimp of North Dakota has been visiting the Rev Zenk home the past two or three days. Miss Leona Albright who has been visiting at the John Penny home spent Sunday at her home in Merril. Miss Elsie Harrison who is assistant
Clarence Hemphill returning from Ames to Merrill attends family gathering at his Richardson home. Rev. A. F. Zenk and Jens Petersen travel to St Paul for a co operative oil meeting and a Lutheran church conference in Minneapolis. Mrs James Gardner and daughter Clara with Evelyn Wettsteadt Marie Jahn and Helen drive to River Sioux Sunday.
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