Village Roundup People and Visits Across Iowa and Nebraska
Local notes list J C Hogan and Mrs Clyde Eastman in Lincoln and Ottawa travel plans. W M Manning and family left Moines after visits with the Bo and Laux families. Mentions of Irene Laux and Gleva Binzer visiting Hubbard family. Ed Tolsma and family to Knoxville. and a Taxpayers association report comparing county costs per person for 1939 with 1938 based on 1940 census data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Manning
Moines
Walter Boind
Irene Laux
Taxpayers Association
Plymouth Ty
Local notices show residents, visits, and travel
Charles Zink is listed as an electrician with contact details. Several residents including Mrs Vance Trafford, George Pavlik, Mrs Raymond Allen, and Mrs Arnold Hamman are noted as visitors or callers in LeMars and Akron. Other items include farm ads for Fouts deluxe chickens, crop insurance offers, and local social events. Updates cover travel to Chicago, Holland, and Omaha, a birthday or engagement shower for Pearl Klemme, and club activities of Nu Fu Club ending for the year.
Weekend visitors and local notices in LeMars Iowa area
Local social notes report Des Moines visitors Mrs D L Ladenberger and family in LeMars. Siou x City residents Phil Lenihan and Gracie Null visit in area homes. Card Party for St Catherine’s church set for Tuesday June 17 with cards and lunch. Residents from Boyden Sioux City Carroll and others visit family homes in LeMars area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Catherine’s Church
Farmers Repair Day Prompts Binder Canvas Drop Off
Community notices report farmers urged to bring binder canvases to C. W. Root in the Union hotel basement for repair. Other items include family greetings from Camp Claiborne, a mother’s illness in Whittemore, and local church society meetings set for June 17 and 18 with appointed hostesses and programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Root
Union Hotel
Picnic at Foster park to be held Thursday afternoon
The annual Presbyterian church picnic is planned for Foster park with dinner at 6 39. Members should bring dishes silverware sandwiches and a covered dish. If rain occurs the event moves to the church parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Presbyterian Church
Foster Park
Local notices and social updates from Le Mars area
Local snippets list used furniture buyers and people traveling or visiting. Dates noted include Tuesday trip to Seattle and a June 14 marriage in Cherokee. Regional residents mentioned include Kris Nielsen Marcus and the Bowman sisters, with visits by Mildred Bowman and a Denver Rotary trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Rohla
Hedwig Rohla
Justice J. G. Koenig
First Skyscraper and Social News Notes
The Home Insurance building in Chicago is noted as the first ten story skyscraper. St James ladies will meet in church parlors on Thursday June 19 with Mrs Cecil Walsh and Mrs Joe Schwarzkopf as hostesses. Guests from Atlanta, Bertha Madison and Mr and Mrs Jack Garton and children, dined with the Kneppers in South Sioux City. Spencer visitors included Mr and Mrs John Rees and daughter Janet. Mrs Walter Bogen hosted them at her home. Ray J Wilmes of Le Mars, son of J B Wilmes, joined the U S Army and is stationed at Fort Snelling Minnesota. he reports army life is great.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society of the First Baptist Church
W. O. Collins
Robert Totman
A. Coppock
St. James
Bertha Madison
Jack Garton
Atlanta, Ga
M. E. Knepper
Sioux City
Neb
John Rees
Janet of Spencer
Walter Bogen
Ray J. Wilmes
le Mars
J. B. Wilmes
U.S. Army
Fort Snelling
Minn
Racine
Wis
Bertha Garton
Joe Sampson
Atlanta
Mrs. Nixon
Morningside
Dot ‘Tincher
Mrs. B. Tincher
LeMars
Proper Beauty Care and Social Notes from Le Mars
Modern Beauty Shop offers grooming tips as a lead in and the column lists residents and visitors in Le Mars. Names include Lois Allemany Jerry Bogen Mildred Marienau Darrell Grallap Sartori family and others, with social visits to Racine Los Angeles Boulder Dam Yellowstone and San Francisco area noted along with club meetings at Union hotel and N B club closing and Sunshine Club gathering details.
Canadian Labor Leaders Held Amid Ottawa River Detentions
Alexander Welch reports during a labor convention that Canadian labor leaders are detained without cause and about 60 trade unionists are held in concentration camps along the Ottawa River. Also noted is the engagement of Evelyn Meadows of Hinton West Virginia to Dr. Richard P. Bellaire of Providence Rhode Island with a June 27 wedding planned and a residence in Providence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Philadelphia
Alexander Welch
Canadian Hosiery Workers
Ottawa River
Erwin Miller Meadows
Hinton
W. Va
Evelyn Meadows
Richard P. Bellaire
Providence
R. I
Roy F. Bellaire
Daytona Beach
Florida
Dr. Bellaire
Sioux City
Anna Bellaire
le Mars
Bellaire
Rhode Island Hospital
Reachin for the Sun at Royal theater features McCrea
Joel McCrea stars in the gay romantic comedy Reachin for the Sun with Eddie Bracken Albert Dekker and Billy Gilbert. The picture plays Wednesday and Thursday at the Royal theater in a lighthearted comedy lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel McCrea
On Drew
Eddie Bracken
Albert Dekker
Billy Gilbert
The
Royal Theater
Family Reunion at New Deal Park Draws Large Local Group
A Sunday family reunion at New Deal park featured a noon picnic and informal diversions. Youngest attendee was Arlene Beitelspacher and oldest was Charles Plueger, with many relatives listed from Craig LeMars Akron Hawarden and Ha warden among others attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Deal Park
Arlene Beitelspacher
Charles Plueger
LeRoy Lang
Harold Frerichs
Jimmie
Lois Kilks
Leonard Gerriettg
Dennis Lee
Delmar Gert
Harry L. Johnson
Ardis
Hawarden
Roy A. Lang
Karl Wessels
Ireton
Chas. Beitelspacher
Caroline
Craig
Geo. Ir. Renken
Duane
Garreth Renken
Walter
Rank Oetken
Akron
Leo Muth
J. F. Plueger
Ed Hoppe
Marks
Avril Rozell
Arthur Popken
Harnegst Popken
Bivelyn
Gratie Muel- Ten
Phyllis
Doloxes
Evelyn Delperdang
Trene’ Delperdang
Fred Oltmanns
Barbara
H. F. Ladwig
Annaleen
Alwood
Berdell Day
Treton
Arlene Hutton
Chas. Phieger
The Wolves of Work Street and the Wall Street Wolves
A critique contrasts bankers and labor leaders amid a financial crash analogy. It warns moderates to purge corrupt influence before wider national harm, citing a federal case as example of legal action against misconduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Work Street
Hitler
Petain
Henry Benjegerdes Rites Set for Wednesday in Remsen
Henry Benjegerdes longtime Marion township resident died at home Monday morning. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 1 PM from his home and St. Pauls Evangelical Lutheran church in Remsen with burial in Remsen Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Benjegerdes
Marion — Township
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Remsen
Labor Rackets and Free Seas Debate Across the Nation
A survey of labor conflicts and legal clashes outlines union boycotts and coercion against employers, including stonecutters and concrete workers. The piece weighs the cost impact on construction and the ongoing debate over freedom of navigation and the Neutrality Act. It cites officials like Thurman Arnold and discusses war zone restrictions and political rhetoric surrounding international policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
CIO
NLRB
A. F. of Li
Chicago
Indiana
United States
Mike Carrozzo
Thurman Arnold
Detroit
Cleveland
New York City
Supreme Court
Whic
Hughes
Roberts
Congress
A. F. of L
Rtner
Washington
Democracy
Freedom of the seas debate cited in Winston Churchill book
The excerpt discusses Britain's stance on the freedom of the seas after World War I and the impact of Lloyd George and Edwin Borchard views. It notes the 1935 Neutrality Act and Roosevelt's remarks guiding American policy on ships and armaments near zones of conflict, reflecting long-standing tensions over maritime rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jefferson
Monrocco
Europe
Congress
Wilson
Germany
Britain
Winston Churchhill
United States
Asic
Lloyd George
Yale
Edwin Borchard
Brittania
Roosevelt
Madison Square Garden
We Shape a Figure of Our Fantasy and Run After It
The Globe-Post notes sharp critique of wartime entanglement rhetoric citing a claim that measures kept peace since 1935. The piece condemns shifting goals and fruitless pursuits, suggesting public discourse has strayed from real diplomacy.
Weather Summary From June Ninth to Thirteenth
D N Zeig local weather observer reports figures for June 9 to 13 totals of rainfall and sunshine hours. The period shows variable conditions with showers on several days and some dry spells and moderate temperatures recorded across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. N. Zeig
Dowlings In Dirt Transfers And Property Lots
Property transfers listed include R Saunders to Mars ton Rowse for tract S12 13-90-47 and Mary E Bolton to George Bolton et al for a West Wig and West Wyly lot, 26-00-44 plus blocks 3 4 11 12 in Kingsley. Myrtle Adams to Amy V Agnes all block 76 Akron for 355 dollars. Chas Guth Shade Oil Co transfers to George A Phelps for lots 3 4 5 6 block 12 Kingsley.
Stained Glass Thickness Varies in Medieval Windows
Describes medieval stained glass with irregular thickness causing light refraction. Notes old panels are typically from one sixteenth to a quarter of an inch thick.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Russell Pecaut
Sioux
Halweg
J.C. Hogan
Lincoln
Raunt
Clyde Eastman
Lee
Mina Wichman
F West Coast
En Wernl
N Carlton
Jene Brown
Ottawa
Kansas
Sumfternoon
Bert Groves
al Kop
Ry Groves
Ing, Illinois
Mr. and
Mrs
Bert S
Archie Hubbard
Stanley
Melvin
Fred Mounter
W. M. Hubbard
Gleva Binzer
M. Hubbard
Onawa
Hubbard
Tulare
Ed Tolsma
Knoxville
Ander
Vander Meer
Charles Zink
Raymond Allen
Arnold Hamman
Jay McAninch
Harvey McAninch
R. J. Tentinger
Henry Callaghan
Central Ave
N. W
Nora Curtis
St. Paul
Leo Custer
Marjorie Larsen
Carlton College
Northfield, Minn
R. J. M. Long
Appleton
Wisconsin
Mrs. W. BE. Rozeboom
Holland, Mich
William Marcue
Edward Kupke
Beecher, Til
Phil Hayden, Jr
Phil Hayden
Merrill
J. M. Simeon
Ray McAleer
Sioux City, & B
J. P. Deecher
Soo City
H. E. Johnson
Omaha
Nebr
Boy's Town
Camp Crook
Nu Fu Club
Schmidt
Henry May
Bigelow
P. J. Simeon
Charles Bloom
Faith, S. D
Simeon
W. Zeig
R. J. Luken
Mr. Zeig
Pearl Klemme
Fritz Varenhorst
Fred Kuehn
Cyrilla
Louise Dreckman
Velma Gronemeyer
Joseph Dreckman
George McDougall
A. J. Null
Huron
Oak
Edward Monahan
McDougall
Trinidad
Colo
Rev. McDougall
Huron Presbyterian College
Kellogg’s
Miller’s Grocery
Cashway
Aetna
Jacob G. Koenig Co
D. L. Ladenberger
Des Moines
Gray Co
Phil Lenihan
D. C
Mary Jo McAleer
Russell Null
Boyden
Will Raveling
Irwin Bender
Dr. Bender
E. Bender
Gracie Null
Kenneth Thunhorst
W. W. Manning
Patsy
Virginia
Mayme Redmond
Sioux Falls
M. B. Redmond
Mary and
Anna Redmond
Elmer Hulsebus
Carroll
Sally Lorenzen
Tom J. Condon
Francis Condon
K Company
Camp Claiborne, la
L. J. Oliver
Whittemore
Iowa
W. T. Oliver
BE. G. Tripp
Betty
Joan
Mapleton
Madge Raber
Gerald Hemphill
Barbara Raber
Presbyterian Missionary Society
Scott Clarke
E. R. Truesdell
J. B. Langendorfer
Harry Burgard
R. B. Howard
Judith ‘I
Chase
American Weekly
Chicago Herald- American
Frank T. Rolfes
Richard Schafer
Harold Joseph Ruden
Army Call
Fort Des Moines
Fairmont
Knights of
Middlewest
Sioux City Electrice and Gas Company
Joe Schwarzkopf
Krull Furniture Store
Kathryn Collins
Marielle Mead
Seattle
Wash
Mildred Bowman
Virgill Bowman
Chris Nielsen
Marcus
Mr. Nielsen
Oyens
Robert Becker
R. M. Figg
Denver
International Rotary
Roy Hilker
Paullina
Bob Hilker
Ann Mainenau
Geitz Auction House
Home Insurance
Modern Beauty Shop
Lois Allemany
Jerry Bogen
Mildred Marienau
Lynch's Tobacco Co
Black Hills
Darrell Gra+lapp
Miss Marienau
Anton J. Sartori F
Los Angeles
Anton Jr
Mr. Sartori
Stanley Clasen
S4thisignal Corps
Camp Claiborne
A. R. Lafferty
Calif
Boulder Dam
California
Yellowstone Park
N. B. Club
P. P. Gucke
Sunshine Club
A. J Gerling
W. J. Edwards
the Wolves of Work Street
By Pettengill
Obey Law & Go
Benjegerdes
Globe-Post
Fes
A.R. Becker
Plymouth County
Clerk of District Court
City Special
Sesseereetrees
Senck Repumas
T. A. R. Becker
A. R. Becker
State
Hay
Rae
Eaneseee
T. B. Frad Co. Bond
Const
Ooee
Institute
Dist
Libry
Dom Ani
Prim. Rd. Wl
Siro
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