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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1922
Page
1
Plymouth Printing Co. Jos Ataril proprietor issues the LeMars Globe-Post as Plymouth county paper of record. Second-class matter at LeMars Iowa under act of Congress. Subscription price listed. foreign and Canada mail rates noted.
Fragments of a town social calendar recounts meetings at St James Aid Society LeMars Country Club and women’s groups. Mentions pre nuptial celebrations for Miss Selma Bartels, a pink and white luncheon, and guests from California Nebraska and Remsen. Several attendees prepare for concerts at Downer College and Chicago master classes. Local clubs host needlework, gardening luncheons, and social evenings while the farm referendum debate proceeds toward federation headquarters in Des Moines.
The WLC T U will hold a county institute at the First Christian church in Akron on Thursday June 22 beginning at 10 a m. The program includes praise, talks on temperance public schools best thing the union has done law enforcement anti narcotics Americanization child welfare and more with several local leaders from LeMars Merrill Hinton Temperance and Missions and Akron among others.
The federation calls for a vote to let members express their position on a proposed ship subsidy. Farmers seek details on the bill's provisions and government costs, while propaganda in Iowa has shaped opinion. Federation officials plan to guide each member to think through the issue individually.
Herman Pereboom disputes a statement about his Ford and attendance at a dance saying he did not buy an admission ticket nor enjoy the event. A Rebekah lodge initiation is set for Tuesday June 20 with a class of twelve, all members urged to attend. Port terms explained include port of entry debarkation and port of call.
A Philadelphia Retail Ledger cartoon caption notes a consumer’s remark on using an unadvertised goo that caused a dramatic hair kink, calling it the worst kink seen and humorously accusing it of being a crime wave. The snippet reflects shopper skepticism toward aggressive sales pitches.
John Hewicker returns from Boulder with brother Walter who has been at tending a law school. Walter visits Joseburg while Andrew Schuetlerfel and son Andrew of Walnut plan to relocate to Larchwood and nearby towns. Mrs Sehuapcher and others voyage to LaCrosse for care he aspects. The List family reports good health as they remain students, and plans unfold for future moves and ties to local towns.
Joe Lotz pitched twice for Sheldon and Anthon teams with two small wins last weekend. Ed J. Brucher of Waterloo visited Remsen and returns to Illinois Central duties in Waterloo. Peter Miller of Alton called on C. B. Wagner, tying to Carpenter days. Nick Wanderscheid and F. J. Lorge families visited for weddings and travel to Oklahoma. Emma Tonsfeldt returns from Des Moines with sister Mrs Mille.
Akron brief round up of local residents traveling for summer school in Madison South Dakota and visits from former Merrill teachers. Mentions Mrs L L Burrill hosting friends Jennie Slikkerveer Beulah Brown and Elizabeth Bradley. Also updates on outings at Lake Okoboji and visits to Sioux City and Sweden trip plans.
Mrs. W. R. Carr and children of Craig visit at sister Mrs. Alvin White's home. Mrs. J. A. Kettle travels to Little Rock for a visit with her parents. Her son joins them. Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Karr visit son J. W. Karr and family from Brookings, South Dakota.
A Kansas woman from Emporia recalls severe menstrual pain in her girlhood and credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoration to health. She praises the remedy for aiding later symptoms and endorses it to friends as a valuable help across a woman's life.
Week of travel and reunions as residents plan trips to Traer and California. Mrs. Jay Peebles returns from visiting the Cora Peebles home in LeMars. Mr. and Mrs. F. K. Moser and daughters Fern and Mildred and son Lawrence visit from Windom Minnesota. he is a rural carrier on vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Burdan of Tracey Minnesota attend the high school alumni banquet. Mrs. Sarah Kline of Marcus attends alumni events. she was an early graduate. Herman Gusman awaits word on his wife’s arrival in New York to reunite after years apart. Mrs. E. Hilton and Wayne go to Artesian South Dakota for a family reunion, then return. Rev. G. Schmidt and family from Blue Earth visit Rev. J. Rich Schmidt. Marie and Pauline Shriner of Hawarden visit Ireton on Sunday.
Special correspondent reports Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Wentz and Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Groth left Friday for Los Angeles to attend the annual Shriners meeting. Guild of St. Paul’s church meets Wednesday at Mrs. Gertrude Willemburg. A fire alarm at 6:15 PM Wednesday led to discovery at John P. Lucas shoe repair shop with minor damage, likely from a burning cigarette.
The list records residents and visitors in Remsen and nearby towns on Wednesday through Monday. Names include Thelma traveling to California, Spicker joining soon, Delperdang on Sioux City business, Recknagle couple from Marcus visiting Remsen, A P Johnson from Marcus visiting relatives, Joe Heinis in Marcus, Math Lanners and Ray Beck in Sioux City and Marcus, and Mrs. Fred Grauer of Remsen township passing away after months ill at 27, with funeral at Christ Lutheran. Additional entries mention Mike Knapp visiting Remsen, the Meyers leaving for Hot Springs, Anna Borm to LeMars, Arnold Schultz from Webster City visiting, Carl Spieker at Kohler jewelry store, Byron Bushgens in Remsen, Dr. Theo List in town, Mrs. Wendt and daughter Rose visiting, A G Guse of Sanborn visiting, and Mrs. Schumacher taken to LeMars hospital.
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