Death follows cancer operation in Minnesota farmer obituary
The Ireton community mourns a Minnesota farmer who died after a cancer operation. A Swedish immigrant, he settled on a farm in Eagle township, held land in South Dakota, helped organize the Church of God, led the Ireton Telephone Association, and supported cooperatives. He leaves his wife Lo la Williams and five children, plus two brothers and two sisters. His passing is deeply regretted with many floral tributes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benson
Church of God
Highland
Ireton
Ireton Telephone Association
Funeral attendance from distant towns noted in obituary
Those from a distance attended the funeral including Julius Benson and son. Lester Benson and wife from Canby Minnesota. Glen Benson. Emery Suter and family and Lloyd Benson from Rock Valley. Anse Swift and son Jesse from Brookings South Dakota. Anna Bahr and son Frank from Violin South Dakota. Harry Swift. Earnest Swift. Robert Blunt and daughter Minnie. Ollie Taylor. Bliss Woodall from Hawarden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Benson
Lester Benson
Canby
Minn
Glen Benson
Emery Suter
Lloyd Benson
Rock Valley
Anse Swift
Jesse
Brookings
S. D
Anna Bahr
Frank
Violin
Harry Swift
Earnest Swift
Robert Blunt
Minnie
Ollie Taylor
Bliss Woodall
Hawarden
Pretty wedding held Wednesday in lace veil and crystals
The ceremony described a pretty wedding held on Wednesday. The bride wore a white lace veil in a cap style and a string of crystals as her sole ornament. She carried a bouquet of calla lilies.
Remsen couple wed as family and friends attend
The wedding featured maid of honor outfits in powder blue and blue crepe for two bridesmaids with matching picture hats. A breakfast for 75 relatives followed at the bride’s home in Remsen. The bride, daughter of F J Groff, taught locally after Clark college and Cedar Falls Teachers College. Groom, son of Wm Wallmark of Sycamore Illinois, manages a drug store in Omaha. They plan a short wedding trip and reside in Omaha after travel home from the ceremony. Also noted is a false Elk Point marriage rumor later clarified as a practical joke with no license issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Homan
Miss Large
F. J. Groff
Remsen
Clark College
Dubuque
Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Wm.Wallmark
Sycamore
Inl
Wallgreen
Omaha
Sioux City
Wm. Wallmark
Marian Wallmark
Iwm
Wallmark Jr
Sycamore, Ir
E. B. Hawkins
J. B. Anderson
Stanley
Hawarden
Warren Nelson
F. J. Lorge
Pocahontas
J. Schoofs
Neb
Myrna Beck
Joe Conway
Elk Point
S. C
Nona Wallson
Verna Carmon
Local Women’s Home Project Day At LeMars First M E Church
Local news item notes a Women's Home Project achievement day to be held tomorrow at LeMars First M E Church with booths on nutrition and demonstrations. Dr. Kinneman of the state health department will be the chief speaker. public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Home Project
LeMars
Dr. Kinneman
State Health Department
TOTAL AGES AP PROACH MILLENNIUM
John Sauter of LeMars Iowa is 96 years 11 months old with siblings aged 72 3, 71 1, 69 7, 67 5, 64 6, 63 2, 61 4, 58 6, 55 6, and 53 11 months. Four family members are deceased. Parents born in Germany 1835 and 1836, immigrated 1857 to New York, later moved to Newell then LeMars. Mr Sauter plans to enter this in Ripley Believe It or Not contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sauter
LeMars
Iowa
Joe Sauter
Lizzie Sauter Stock
Clinton
Hollenzollerhof
Germany
Hornsdorf Schlessing
America
New York
Warsaw
Wisconsin
Newell
Sauters
Sauter
Ripley
County Personal Property Taxes Revealed in Summary
The report lists county wide values for personal property including moving picture equipment and farm machinery, totaling 1 323 840 in personal property other than livestock with a grand total of 2 755 216. After deductions for soldiers exemption and moneys and credits, net values and taxable totals for towns such as Remsen Merrill Hinton Westfield Brunsville Craig Akron Kingsley LeMars are given, culminating in county totals of moneys and credits 3 537 612 Merchandise 587284 Personal 450 812.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remsen
Merrill
Struble
Hinton
Westfield
Brunsville
Craig
Akron
Kingsley
LeMars
Blues claim city baseball title with late rally
Blues trail Reds into the last inning but surge in the final frame. Dabb shines with key hits as Bertram and Sutton close the final outs. Nuce doubles, Burns walks, and Nuebel drives in runs on a double steal while Sutton mishandles a late pop fly.
Baseball game summary with varied hits and pitching notes
Two out when winning run was scored. Lu ken Burns Meyers Remer Pfaf fle Dabb 2 Sutton Eyres Stolen bases Remer Noble Puetz Dabb 2 Dorr Willms Burns 4 Penning Hall Vander Waal struck out by VanderWaal 4 Bertram 5 Sutton 1. VanderWaal 12 hits in 6 1-3 innings. Bertram 9 in 4 1-3 innings. Nuebel 1 in 2-3 innings Sutton 1 in 2-3 innings. Winning pitcher Nuebel losing pitcher Sutton time 1:30 umpires Hansen and Earnest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luken
Burns
Meyers
Remer
Pfaffle
Dabb
Sutton
Eyres
Noble
Puetz
Dorr
Willms
Penning
Hall Vander Waal
VanderWaal
Bertram
Nuebel
Inings
Hansen
Earnest
Nesereee Nveenens V'Waal
P' Nuebel
P Weeseeee
Hit and Run Driver Lodged in Jail
Sheriff Rippey and County Attorney Sturges detained a man named Donnell as a suspect in a hit and run. Donnell claimed no assault occurred and was asleep in county jail by evening. Wanschura, noting the insurance settlement, must still face Iowa’s charge of failing to report an accident. Wanschura later left by the 11:35 train to St Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Mauer
Rippey
Donnell
Sheriff Rippey
Wanschura
George Sturges
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Jena
National Convention
The
Socialist Party
Chevrolef
Robert
Charlies Walsh
Trans Iississippi Grain Co
Lacylle Goldsmith
Los Angeles
Washington
Blues
Reds
Nuce
Willis
Utech
Percboom
Hyde Park
Pillsbury’s
Johnson's
Johnson
Swift
Mallory
Shep
Tire Service
United States
Plymouth Street
N. W
C. M. Richards
H. F. Pattison Co
Seiberling
Stevens
Glover and McDonald
Milan
Schneider-Bowers Co
Kehrberg-Schneider Company
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