Local notices and community updates
Krull Furniture and insurance contacts listed in local ads. area families from LeMars Remsen and Cedar Rapids travel notes include Duster and Zimmerman visits. The Hansen Kaun diamondball team faces Maurice next Wednesday at Way Side Inn with The Great Weber on the mound for hardware team. Joe Ed Kass take over Phillips 66 in Central Ave and Enoch Swanson keeps bulk plant operating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hansen-Kaun
Maurice
Wayside Inn
Weber
Hardware
Joe
Ed Kass
Phillips 66
Central Avenue
Enoch Swanson
Kass Brothers
Community Inn offers a comfy lobby after meals
The notice mentions a comfortable lobby at Community Inn for patrons after meals or lunches. It also lists various ads including haircuts, baths, livestock trades, a Master Buick coach, and a jewelry sale at Jones Jewelry Store. Names and local addresses appear along with social notes about visits to Sioux Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Inn
Globe Post
Local notices bless community through ads and visits
A collage of community notices from LeMars includes shop offers at Iowa Nursery and Landscape Co and old Paul Bock place fruit, several visits by relatives and friends across Iowa and Nebraska, and social notes on residents travel, health, and the aging voters Mary Berger and John Sauter who cast Democratic ballots from home.
LeMars Woman Attends Rinard Wedding at Methodist Church
Miss Ethel Baldwin of LeMars visited Rinard Iowa on Tuesday to attend the wedding of Miss LeNora Decker and Norman Waffle celebrated at the Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Baldwin
LeMars
Rinard
Iowa
LeNora Decker
Norman Waffle
Methodist Church
Birthday Remembrance Draws 80+ Friends for Mrs Frerichs
A Sunday gathering honored Mrs. Herman Frerichs as more than 80 friends and relatives helped celebrate her mother Mrs. Kruse who is over 90 years old. The event marked a family milestone with attendees from the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Frerichs
Kruse
Frerichs
Monsignor Pape Trips Through Colorado Springs Amarillo and More
Monsignor W A Pape returned from Colorado Springs where he spent a few days. He earlier spent a week in Amarillo as a guest of Bishop Gerken and also visited Oklahoma City and later his nephew Father Schafers in Cushing Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Msgr
Colorado Springs
Colo
Msgr. Pape
Amarillo
Texas
Gerken
Oklahoma City
Father Schafers
Cushing
Okla
Fresh halibut and summer dress sale in LeMars
Fresh halibut offered at 22 cents a pound from Harker Meat Market. Guests include Miss Dorothy Schrader in Mar cus and Miss Myrtle Harnack hosts. Visits span Bridgewater Ta and Sioux City with several families and friends noted. A King Oliver recording orchestra will perform at Marcus dance hall on Sunday June 19. Rain delayed travel as travelers from Chicago Brookings and LeMars endured mud. A New York sale brings silk crepe dresses to LeMars at Pill's from 3.98 to 6.98.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Oliver Victor Brunswick Recording Orchestra
New Marcus Dance Hall
New York
LeMars
Reguar
Pill's
Farmers Holiday Meeting to Be Held in Brunsville Hall
Grant Township Farmers Holiday Committee announces a meeting at Brunsville hall on Tuesday June 21 at 830 p m. Robert Moore of Des Moines will speak. All farmers merchants business men and Legion members invited. The Gaults attend funeral in Beelys for Mrs Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunsville Hall
Robert Moore
Des Moines
Grant Township
Local brief notes on residents and events include car purchase and visitors
Harvey Fickert was committed to Cherokee this morning. Mrs. C. A. Honnold went to Des Moines Monday and returned with a new car. Guests Sunday in the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Sherman were Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Redfern and son Don of Signourney Iowa. Mrs. John Keenan returned home Tuesday from Kimball South Dakota after visiting her brother Ben Ryan. Mrs. S. C. Simons and children of Lansing Kansas returned home after an extended visit with Mrs. Simon's parents Mr. and Mrs. S. Hansen. At last you can have an electric refrigerator without paying a cent down 10 days free trial Then pay only 544c a meal. Gambling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeMars
Abraham Lincoln
Mary Berger
John Sauter
Berger
Germany
United States
New York
Illinois
Sauter
New York City
Fonda
R. D. Sherman
G. F. Redfern
Don
Signourney, Ia
John Keenan
Kimball
8. D
Ben Ryan
S. C. Simons
Lansing
Kansas
Baseball benefit dance at Ovens Iowa June 20
Rann's Melody Boys will furnish the music for a baseball benefit dance in the big gest little town in Iowa. The Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church will meet Tuesday at the home of Mrs J L Reeves with assistant hostesses Mrs Alex Davidson and Mrs Walter Aird. Mrs Russell Bower and Mrs Wm Grahjman will lead the program. Mr and Mrs Louis Myers hosted a picnic at Whiteway pavilion for their bowling team and friends, seven couples shared a 6 30 supper and an informal social evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ovens
Rann
Melody Boys
Iowa
The
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
J. L. Reeves
Alex Davidson
Walter Aird
Russell Bower
Wm. Grahjman
Louis Myers
Myers
Whiteway Pavilion
Visitors and court notes from Hull and LeMars
Mrs I H Beckman and daughter Gladys of Hull visited the Lobdell home and attended a shower for Miss Ellyn Lobdell by Miss Ethel Williams. Ernest Popken and William Rankin paid fines in Mayor Grimies' court for assault and battery after a quarrel. Paul Mildner reports 16 trout caught on a Black Hills fishing trip and returns to LeMars. a new Ford car in front of Nellie Wells shop is suspected stolen from William Marin eau near Remsen. police await locating him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Coolidge
Detroit, Mich
LeMars
I. H. Beckman
Gladys of
Hull
Lobdell
Ellyn Lobdell
Ethel Wiliams
Ernest Popken
William Rankin
Henry Grimies
Paul Mildner
Council Oak
Black Hills
Nellie Wells
William Marineau
Remsen
Mr. Marineau
Unable to determine headline from fragment
Fragment mentions silver and month end but lacks clear event, names, places, or actions to summarize.
Montgomerys Welcome Mother After Visit
Mrs. E F Montgomery of Kansas City returns home after a two week visit with her parents Mr and Mrs Grant Shelton. Donald Parry and Donald Munroo are expected to arrive by car Friday or Saturday from California. Munroo has been visiting his brother Pete and still uses crutches after an auto accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Montgomery
Kansas City
Grant Shelton
Donald Parry
Donald Munroo
California
Pete
LeMars Opens New Tire Service In Former Garage
LeMars will open a new tire shop this Saturday in the former Cliff Lee garage building. The LeMars Tire Service will offer United States tires and accessories with C. M. Richards, formerly manager at Butler Tire Co., in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeMars
Cliff Lee
LeMars Tire Service
United States
C. M. Richards
Butler Tire Co
Special Attraction Mel O Blu Boys at Royal Theatre
Special attraction Bill Golden Chet Griggs and Dee Phillips the Mel O Blu Boys from Washington U will appear at the Royal theatre Sunday and Monday. They began a barnstorming tour in June 1931 with $4 each and have since played 16 states and Mexico. They have saved to pay college tuition while playing their own guitar accompaniment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Golden
Chet Griggs
Dee Phillips
Washington U
Royal Theater
Mexico
Buswell Services Held in Meriden Presbyterian Church
Funeral services for Charles P. Buswell 46 of Sioux City were held Thursday at 2 30 p m in the Meriden Presbyterian church. Interment followed in Meriden cemetery. He died Tuesday at noon at Sioux City where he had lived five years. Born March 26 1896 in Meriden Ia he is survived by his widow Augusta a son Nelson of Sioux City two brothers Arthur M Meriden and A R of Sioux City and one sister Mrs T H Patrick Le Mars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles P. ‘Buswell
Fourteenth Stréet
Sioux
Meriden
Presbyterian Church
Samuel
Mr. Buswell
Sioux City
Augusta Buswell
Nelson
Arthur M
A. R
T. H. Patrick
le Mars
Social afternoons unite Merry Go Round club and Bridging guests
Mrs. Will Schafer hosted a Merry Go Round social with special guests Mesdames Harold Pew Harry Condon R J Joynt and Miss Regina Hentges. Ethel Williams praised bride elect Ellyn Lobdell at a separate gathering with twelve schoolmates. Out of town guests include Mrs S H Beckman and daughter Gladys of Hull and Mrs Martin Schafer. Will Schafer and guests at a seven o'clock dinner in Sioux City with Chas Myer Striegel and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Schafer
Merry Go Round Club
Mesdames
Harold Pew
Harry Condon
R. J. Joynt
Regina Hentges
Ethel Williams
Ellyn Lobdell
Lobdell
S. H. Beckman
Gladys
Hull
Martin Schafer
Chas, Myer
C. Striegel
Sioux City
Jake Schafer
Picnic Held by Lodge No 6658 and Juvenile Organization
R No A lodge No 6658 and Juvenile Organization of Merits hosted a picnic at Bolser Park on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. No A. Lodge
Juvenile Organization of Merits
Bolser Park
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Meen
Emu
Krull Furniture Store
J. B. McDonald
Hattie Dresselhuys
Call
Emil Johnson
Lubben Garage
Massey-Harris
Minnesota
Gamble
John Duster
William
John Zimmerman
Cedar Rapids
Duster
Dikel Fur Co
Nebraska, St. Sioux
City, Iowa
Grau CO
J. KE. Kelley
Subway
Myers Cafe
Jones Jewelry
Queen Esther
Frank Blaser
Laura Edwards
Steve Osterle
Seventh St.s. W
J. P. Poeckes
Coletta
Harley Byrne
al Bortscheller
Sioux Falls
Henry Freking
Karmelkorn
C. W. Ruoct
Mrs. Wm. Remer
St. Paul
Iowa Nursery & Landscape Co
Old Paul Bock Place
Jake, Warner
Frank Cannon
Helen
Harry Cannon
Avenell & Dillehay Garage
Union Hotel
Ruth
Frank Gehrecke
Creston
Mrs
Henry T. Meyer
Brunaville
Fred Wells Ar
W. L. Downing
Moulton
Bessie Singer
Anna and
Mary Redmond
John Brucher
Betty
Cadoka
Mr. Brucher
Susan Brucher
Clayde Woodke
Son Wace
Keith Bartels
Homer Pattison
Alwin Becker
Minnesota Lakes
Blanche Wise
Dicky Wise
Wakonda
S. D
Ceilia
Clara Hentges
Roman
Davey
Gloria
O. J. Schulz
Rooat
Norfolk
Neb
Carl Petry
Ninth Street
Geo. Brink
Mankato
Omaha Railroad
N. J. Bolser
Margaret
Willis
W. G. Bolser
Bolser
Lake Okoboji
G. C. Hasbrook
Cleveland
Tenn. Orville
Lloyd Hasbrook
Bend
Oregon
W. B. Hasbrook
G. W. Smith
Rita
Mary
Paul Braun
T. J. Hoffman
Marguerite
Leonard Hoffman
Ames
Iowa State College
Cudahy
Rex
Iona Brand
Pillsbury’s Best Flour
Uneeda Bakers
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea CO
Middle Western Division
Harker
Dorothy Schrader
Marcus
Myrtle Harnack
Joe Zimmer
Guy Pete
Bridgewater, Ta
Mary Reubeck
Celeste Nemmers
Arthur
Song
Wakefield, Neb
J. W. Nemmers
Wm. H. Briggs
Chicago
B.D. Sutton
Brookings, S. D
W. Ey, Briggs
E.H. Carey
Alton
Norman Gault
Elizabeth, Til
Fred Gearke
Gault
Mr. Gault
Mrs. Mills
Beely
Mildred Bartels
Mary Jean Lee
Miss Bartels
O. Bartels
Aberdeen
Glendive, Mont
George Rentschler
Rudolph J Rentschler
Larchwood
Dorothy Rentschler
Jears
J. Perl
Lena Frees
Lucille
Lydia Frahm
Elen Meyer
Andrew Hartter
Vera Hartter
Emma Trafford
Marie Muecke
Mapleton
Nothwest Iowa Federation ‘of Evangelical Young People's Leagues
Harvey Fickert
Cherokee
C. A. Honnold
Fred Fountain
Onawa
Mrs. Fountain
Will Lemke
Lloyd Clark
Athens
Ohio
Mr. Clark
Mrs Scott Clark
Pill’s
Alain
Certo
Rogers
Free City Delivery Service
Merrill
Marion Vs
America
Majeres Park
Charles P. Buswell
Panama
PRTC
Georke’s
Long
Larrabi
Blue Barrel
Sunkist
Fr . Ae
Fa River
Ncw
Columbia
Punch
Calif. Sihirm
Atlas
Country Club
Old Heidelberg
Gerbers
Moore
Wells
Heller Produce Company
Ben Heller
la France
K. and
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