Westfield and area news from Akron and Vermilion
Florence Beaulieu and others are noted residents in the Eichacker home area near i hd Mire. Sioux City reports Dr. Stanislaus Tracy of Storm Lake will join Dr. Cremin of Sioux City and move to the city on June 15. A busy week includes a St Catherine's Guild meeting, a wedding in Akron, a Westfield high school band concert, and a 25 cent supper by the ladies aid. Field events include Vermillion defeat and upcoming river park game, with travel notes and local visits expanding community life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Beaulieu
Eichacker
Ned Ulding
Omaha
Neb
Sioux City
Stanislaus Tracy
Storm Sage
Cremin
Wil
Tmcy
Creighton College of
College of Medicine
Eeton
Storm Lake
Ridge Road
Clarence Hummel
Hatzel Davis
Wayne
Helen Hummel
Arch 'Lilly
Prof. L. McCoy
Albert
Buckingham
Mason City
Ladies Aid
A. A. Martin
Joe Hummel
Chapman
A. G. Tague
Yankton
Nels Beaulieu
Ray Connolly
B."mcguire
Vermillion
John Lower
Effie Spink
Bronson
Fay Lower
Robert Conway
Sam Buchter
F. Purvis
Philip van Vleck
Miss Caro
Audrey Lilly
California
L. V. Gant
Frank Dennison
Junior League
Akron
Remsen
Olin Lilly
LeMars
Mra
Wm. Seyler
Gertrude
Phyllis Apent
Grace Mabbile
Greeley
Colo
Catherine Martin
American Legion
Drum & Bugle Corps
Weekend visit and local ball game headline
Lincoln reports show Mr and Mrs Swanson of Sioux City visiting daughter Mrs P D McNaughton. Farmers Union defeated Warrior Indians 4 to 1 on South Lincoln diamond with a large crowd. Several families visited homes and attended the mission festival at Ireton Sunday.
Union 4 H Club Hosts Social and Visits
The 4 H club met at the Van Orsdel home last Thursday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Jim Goudie were Sioux City callers Thursday morning. Mrs Harry Cameron accompanied Irene Kohl to Sioux City Tuesday afternoon. Ladies cleaned the church Thursday afternoon. The Junior Christian Endeavor were entertained at a social at the Charles Eyres home Tuesday evening. Donald Dorothy and Ruth Hoyt Donald Gwynne and Jane Wormley spent Sunday evening with Gwen Cameron. Mr and Mrs Jim Goudie were callers in the Greg Featheraton home Sunday evening. Francia and Millie Singer John and Richard Eyres spent Sunday in the Will Schuldt home near Kingsley. Miss Irene Kohl spent Sunday morning for Minneapolis where she will spend a week. Jack Cameron spent Wednesday night with John Morton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Orsdel
Jim Goudie
Sioux City
Harry Cameron
Irene Kohl
Christian Endeavor
Charles Eyres
Donald
Dorothy
Ruth Hoyt
Gwynne
Jane Wormley
Gwen Cameron
Greg Featheraton
Francia
Millie Singer
John
Richard Eyres
Will Schuldt
Kingsley
Minneapolis
Jack Cameron
John Morton
Picnic and visits mark recent community weekend
A group of local girls enjoyed a picnic dinner at Shearon's grave on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Arthur Loosbrack and children from St Killian Minn arrived in LeMars Saturday to visit Mrs Al Freking who is recovering from a hand infection at the H H Freking home. Miss Celeste Kemp joined the Kurtzhals sisters for a Sioux City trip. Joene Florence, daughter of Mr and Mrs Abe Koopman, is confined at home with chicken pox. Anna Kemp hosted a picnic supper in the Nick Goetzinger grove near Ovens on Thursday. Farmers have been busy after recent showers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shearon
Arthur Loosbrack
St. Killian
Minn
LeMars
al Freking
Sacred Heart Hospital
H. H. Freking
Celeste Kemp
Josephine
Philomena
World business calm amid global depression talk
Carie Conway of Continental Can recalls a Massachusetts cranberry sauce maker who faced sugar shortages during the war and chose to focus on his own business. He highlights US data, world troubles, and a hopeful belief in the silent majority solving problems, while Conway prefers to work on his own salvation and declines discussions of world affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carie Conway
Continental Can Company
Masaachusetts
Wall Street
Carie
United States
Brazil
Timbuctoo
Visitors Bring Cheer to Campbell Home in America Township
Mrs. Campbell and daughters Annis and Marie hosted guests including Mr. and Mrs. John Flannigan of Chicago and Mrs. James Reilly of New York City. The trio traveled to Chicago for a few days, while George Schnepf tended livestock on the Sioux City market Wednesday. The story notes activities around cultivating corn and alfalfa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Schnepf
Sioux City
John Flannigan
Chicago
James Reilly
New York City
John Campbell
America Township
Kingsley social notes and church revival update
Kingsley residents visited friends and relatives including Mr. and Mrs. Jim McGray of Hawarden and Mr. and Mrs. John Cathcart of Sioux City. Revival meetings led by Rev. Wm. E. Thompson of Polo began at the Church of the Brethren each evening. A St. Michael's church vocational school concluded with 11 first communicants. Will Miller was hospitalized in Sioux City in serious condition from asthma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim McGray
Hawarden
Ray Fletcher
John Cathcart
Sioux City
Tom Cathcart
Church of the Brethren
Wm. E. Thompson
Polo, Jr
Cora Monroe
H. Holland
Pierson
St. Michael's Church
Servants of Mary
Omaha
Clyde Lehman
Kingsley
Ahmann
Remsen
Chris Stortz
Hattie Hapgood
Army Gruenefeldt
Hazel Gale
Mary Miller
LeMara
Auxiliary
Radical
Wm. Nash
France
Lilly Stortz
E. Hathaway
Vincent Murray
Marie Timmins
Willing Workers Club Meeting in Fredonia Township
The Willing Workers of Fredonia township met at Irene Peterson's home on June 9 with all members present. Gladys Lundgren demonstrated ingeting, Gwendolyn Bogh shell stitch, Lorette Fiedler buttonholes, Hildegard Fiedler blanket and feather stitch, and Olivia Scheitler chain latitch. After demonstrations the girls played two games indoors due to rain. Luncheon followed. Next meeting set for Olivia Scheitler on June 25. The ladies farm bureau unit held a follow up at Mrs John Cronin's home on June 11 with wide attendance and leaflets distributed to new members and talks on meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredonia Township
Irene Peterson
Gladys Lundgren
Gwendolyn Bogh
Lorette Fiedler
Hildegard Fiedler
Feather Atitch
Olivia Scheitler
Ladies’ Farm Bureau Unit
John Cronin
Local Socials and Visits Highlight Weekend Gatherings
Community members attend conferences and visits across towns. Trene Petersen visits Mrs Nielsen south of Ovens while Bernice Fiedler travels to Ames with club girls for a meeting. Mrs Nick Kloster and Mrs John Hamilton host a nutrition lesson follow up with four women attending. Gladys Lundgren assists with house work for Mrs Frank Perry. Several residents visit Akron, and C Tranberg celebrates his 8th birthday with 150 attendees at Chris Nielsen’s home. Rev J M Gritz speaks at Lutheran church events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trene Petersen
John Nielsen
Ovens
Bernice Fiedler
Ames
Miss Lima
Nick Kloster
John Hamilton
Gladys Lundgren
Frank Perry
John Nielaen
Miller
Bessie Juhl
Akron
J. Bredall
Chris Nielsen
C. Tranberg
Lutheran
J. M. Gritz
Santal Mission
Children day observed at Stanton Evangelical church
Local notes recount visits and callers in Sioux City and surrounding towns. Families from Ft Dodge Remsen LeMars Merrill and Detroit share gatherings. Sunday school children performed a program for Children’s Day. several house guests and dinners noted along with weekend visitors and birthday observances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omer Ritchie
Sioux City
Charley Eyres
Phil Hayden
Ray Berner
Duane
Donna
H. G. Peck
Lilian Kehrberg
San Antonio
Texas
Vern Schwendemann
Arden
Ft. Dodge
Walter Kehrberg
D. W. Geary
Jay Berner
Remsen
Frank Faber
Joan Grimjes
Merrill
Bert Knapp
Ed Knapp
Russell Knapp
Stanton Evangelical Church
Frank Hoffmann
Kandyba
LeMars
North Washington social news from Brunsville and Remsen
Mrs Maurice Vernon Nora Vernon and Mrs Dick Harms shopped in Sioux City. Betty Ann Johnson of Ireton visits Brunsville aunt Mrs Bill Fischer. Mr Ed Marienau's family visited the Ben Marienau home. Gert Siebens Tillie Richards Mildred Richards went to Royal theater. Nora Vernon returns to Brunsville after helping in LeMars during illness. J M Simeon Alvina of LeMars were in Brunsville. Dick Harms Virgean and Catherine Dickman were Remsen visitors. Thomas Vernon of Sioux City spent Sunday in Brunaville. B F Dean of Brunaville spent Sunday in Mondamin. Philip and Dorothy Vernon visited John Luken. A birthday dance at Brunsville hosted by Ben Marien drew a large crowd. Mrs Sam Diediker Inez returned home from Brunsville after a few days with Will Borchers. Will Borchers and Mrs Will Borchers visited Henry Johnson Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Vernon
Nora Vernon
Dick Harms
Sioux City
Betty Ann Johnson
Ireton
Bill Fischer
Brunsville
Ed Marienau
McNally
Ben Marienau
Gert Siebens
Tillie
Mildred Richards
Royal Theater
Frank Luken
LeMars
Ben Fischer
Hannah
J. M. Simeon
Alvina
LeMars Cullera
Virgean
Catherine Dickman
Remsen
Stanton church hosts annual children’s day program
Plymouth Stanton residents recount visits and social calls across town with numerous relatives and friends from Sioux City LeMars and Ames. The Stanton church hosted its annual children’s day program to general satisfaction while the Young People’s Association met at Irma Lippke’s home for lesson study and outdoor games. Deloris Eberhart visits the Eberhart home as her aunt plans to return to Ames this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vern Schendermann
Lillian Kehrberg
Fort Dodge
Walter
Elmer Kehrberg
Jenkins
Velva
Sioux City
Carl Eberhart
Deloris
Eberhart
Woodley
Merrill
Del
Ames
Iowa
Young People's Association of the Stanton Church
Irma Lippke
Oral Brandstetter
LeMars
Russell Knapp
Deloris Eberhart
Emerald Oil antiseptic for eczema and skin ailments
A vintage advert promises Emerald Oil as a powerful antiseptic that swiftly stops severe eczema and treats varicose ulcers skin blemishes itching pimples acne and psoriasis. It claims a money back guarantee from Geo W Koenig or any druggist and notes a generous 85 cent bottle lasting long with directions included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. W. Koenig
Moone
Gach Hottle
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Arrivals
Grandparents Mr and Mrs Woodley of Merrill host and guests include Raymond Banch and Ralph Pinney with Myrtle Bunch from Sioux City. Omer and Mrs Ritchie visit Mrs Ritchie’s mother Mrs Bray in LeMars. Delno Pinney and son Delno John visit Lloyd Cobbert. Walter Zimmerman and daughters Lois Evelyn Karl and Pearl visit Henry Braband. Stanton W M S plans to attend union services at Wa sta June 18. Matt Brennan and daughters Mae and Margaret visit LeMars. Will Werth of LeMars visits C F Werth. Orlando Trapp, former manual training instructor, completed second year teaching in Bay City Michigan and plans Columbia summer study. Trapp and wife, with baby daughter, were Western Union College alumni from LeMars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodley
Merrill
Raymond Banch
Gus Danne
Ralph Pinney
Myrtle Bunch
Sioux City
Omer Ritchie
Washta
Matt Brennan
Mae
Margaret
LeMars
Will Werth
le Mars
C. F
Orlan Trapp
Bay City
Mich
Columbia University
New York
Mr. Trapp
Ida Grove
Old City
Trapps
Trapp
Western Union College
Union Live Wires 4-H Club Meets at Van Norsden Home
The Ida Grove Pioneer Record reports the Union Live Wires 4-H Club met on Thursday June 11 at Sylvia Van Norsden’s home. Members answered roll call with the name of 4 tree and each spoke on talks about sewing stitches motion withdrawal dress planning. The group voted to select two members to attend Camp Foster and split into pairs to choose demonstration subjects. The next gathering is set for Lois Sampson’s house on June 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Live Wires
Sylvia van Norsden
4 Tree
Garynne Wormley
Ruth Hoyt
Blanche Eyres
Camp Foster
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Codd
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Albert Harrington
Keith Knapp
Mrs. Knapp
Lincoln
Rose Borky
Carle
Fredonia
Globe-Post Office
Western Stanton
North
Washington
Plymouth-Stanton
Columbia
Illinois Central
Inquire
L. L. Jones
Woods Brothers
Rea
George Ellison
Hinton, Iowa
Plymouth
Tyror Milling Company
Seney
Peette
Jess
ACME
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