Woolley couple returns from Lake Cormorant outing
Mr and Mrs B C Woolley have returned from a week’s outing at Lake Cormorant in Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.C. ‘Woolley
Lake, ‘Cormorant
Minn
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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1947
Page
3
Worn rope sales and family notices at Le Mars store and region
Replacement rope at Marshall-Wells Store highlights good quality sisal rope and affordable playground swings. Also promotes croquet sets for family fun. Notices include birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Gerd Johnson of Merrill on June 18 at Lutheran hospital Sioux City. Schultz twins and Francis Schultz head to Chicago for summer sessions. Bonnie and Bette attend Northwestern, Francis to auto school. Luncheon hosted by Mrs Antke Ommen with many relatives present, including out-of-town guests from Chicago and Los Angeles. Don Boyce of Des Moines, former Le Mars resident, now manages Elms Apartments and works for Monroe Tilting Platform Trailer Co. family links noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerd : Johnson
Merrill
Lutheran Hospital
Sioux City
Bette
Bonnie Schultz
Francis Schultz
F. W. Schultz
Chicago
Bonnie
Northwestern
University
Francis
Antke Ommen
Ave. N. W
Henry Lubben
Dick Assam
Arthur’ Knorr
Emil Nessijus
Henry Oltmans
George Foxen
John Ommen
Henry Ommen
Wm. .Borchers
Sam Diediker
Charley Mammen
Alice Lubben
Lorene Asseln
G. H. Mammen
J. D. Snyder
Kathryn Burdick
Los Angeles
Calif
Don Boyce
Des Moines
le Mars
Don
G. A Boyce
Boyce
Gamble’s
Elms Apartments
Monroe Tilting Platform Trailer Company
Iowa
Minnesota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Eileen
Clark Forbes
Visit Notes From Seney and Sioux City Social Roundup
Miss Irene Cook of Los Angeles visited Le Mars last week staying with friends and relatives. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Harley Cook long residents of Seney who moved to California years ago. Mrs Lulu Nixon of Sioux City and her daughter Elizabeth Nixon and a Philadelphia friend were Sunday guests at Mrs Nixon’s daughter Mrs Floyd Becker’s home. Darrell Lombard returned from a fishing trip across lakes in northern Minnesota with his brother John Lombard and his sons Jackie and Bruce, and Herman Rau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seney
Irene Cook
Los Angeles
Calif
le Mars
Miss Cook
Harley Cook
Lulu Nixon
Sioux City
Elizabeth Nixon
Philadelphia
Minnesota
John Lombard
Jackie and
Bruce Lombard
Herman Rau
Family ties mark graduates and visits at State College
A fragmentary notice recalls a June Friday event at State College involving a graduate Bonnie Nanninga in economics and a gathering with many relatives. Reading lists Mr and Mrs Alex Nanninga and families from Le Mars Craig and Ames, with names including James Judy Lloyd Hinde Connie Keith Clarence Albert Harold Helen Earl Albert as parents and kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mienaerhens
State College
Amc
Bonnie
Alex Nannina
James
Judy
le Mars
Lloyd Nanninga
Gon
Douglas
Craig
Jack Hinde
Connie
Keith
Clarence
Albert
Harold
Helen
Earl’ Albert
Father's Bay
C.F. Nanninga
Inez Marie Hennigs to wed Benjamin R Haley in Los Angeles
Bride elect Inez Marie Hennigs, granddaughter of Mr and Mrs John Petersen, will marry Benjamin R Haley at Messiah Lutheran Church Los Angeles at eight o clock on Saturday June 21. Miss Hennigs is the daughter of Roland C Hennigs and previously resided in Le Mars before moving to Los Angeles in 1941.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Petersen
le. Mars
Inez Marie. Hennigs
Benjamin R. Haley
Messiah’. Lutheran Church
Los Angeles
Minor Collision at 2nd Ave and 4th St
An automobile driven by August Okerstrom and another by Mrs Randolf Ivey collided at the intersection of 2nd Avenue and 1st Street Southwest around 38 p.m. Tuesday. Okerstrom’s car traveled south while Ivey’s went east. reported damages were 15 and 35 dollars respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Okerstrom
Randolf Ivey
2Nd Avenue
1St Street
Okerstrom
Ivey
Preston Pearls 4-H Club Meets at Jeffers Home
The Preston Pearls 4-H Club met June 17 at Marian and Sue Carol Jeffers with six members, a leader, and several visitors. After opening songs and pledges, members discussed different types of people using the leaflet Know Your Face Type. Patsy Gamble led recreation with games and contests, followed by lunch. Next meeting is set for July 1 at Cleone Philips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Pearls
Marian
Sue Carol Jeffers
Zirl
Patsy Gamble
Cleone Philips
Third Man Dies After Explosion Continued From Page One
A locomotive valued at $500 to $700 was destroyed, with an assistant to the master mechanic saying replacement would cost about $100,000. Damage to trackage was considered light.
Wreck wreckage cleared after line accident near Onawa Carroll
A freight wreck occurred with cars derailed and swallowed into ditches as cranes from Boone Sioux City and other crews worked to clear the scene. Officials from the Iowa Commerce Commission and I.C.C. inspected the wreckage while onlookers watched. Schmitz and Elkins funerals were arranged in Sioux City with families listed. Schmitz born May 24 1916 and a member of First Christian church and Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers 555.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Onawa
Carroll
Boone
Elmer , Terrill
Sioux City
Herman Franklin
Des Moines
Iowa’ Commerce Commission
Safety Department
I.C.C
Chicago
Council Bluffs
Schmitz
Anderson
Elkins
Perasso Bros
Mr. Schmitz
First Christian’ Church
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Arlene Schmitz
Keith
Karen
Marilyn
Arthur Schmitz
Harry
Orville
Omaha
Arthur Schmitz, Jr
Maxine Schmitz
J. T. Sheffield
Mayflower man returns for father's funeral services
Mr Elkins returned after years away to attend his father’s funeral in Minnesota. Survivors include three sisters Mrs Ernest Leohard of Sioux City, Mrs J B Gomes of Bismarck, and Mrs J E Nickerson of Omaha, plus a brother Freeman of Ballclub Minnesota. Also surviving are his widow and four children Mildred ten, Louise nine, Daniel twelve and Billy two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest’ Leohard
Sioux City
J. EB. Gomes
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