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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1935
Page
1
North Washington special correspondent details a string of local calls visits and shoppers across Brunsville Brunaville Preston township Johnson township Akron and nearby areas with residents including Renken Siebens Harms Renken Johnson Dirks and Ohlrichs among others. Several families are noted visiting traveling and shopping in Sioux City and Le Mars with multiple social calls across midweek and weekend.
S W Washington and multiple families visited friends at Lester Gately and Charley Oltmanns homes. Visitors from Merrill Chatsworth Madison and Brunsville, and a Le Mars grade graduation trip, plus hospital trip for Frank Port. Numerous calls to Beech Beech and Marienau homes mark a bustling community spell over the weekend and into Monday.
Elgin and Grant residents John Moran and family toured Ellsworth relatives. Melvin Sicheeis visited his cousin Dale Ahlis. Emil Mandelkow and family traveled to Hartington Nebraska to visit Gust Christian. George Westhoff seen for headaches. Leslie Pecks broke an arm in two places after falling from a pony. Gypsies reported in territory begging and ransacking homes. Rural carrier George Remer bought a new Plymouth. Local families attended St John’s Lutheran church services in Reading township. Lenyce Abiss visited cousin Sylvia Sichels. Frank Long spent Sunday at Merrill with John Mandelkow. Carnival attendance at Le Mars noted. Miss Aliee Mandelkow, teaching in Sioux City, returns home and plans a trip to the south and west including Old Mexico.
Johnson Preston Mr and Mrs Jack Osterbuhr and son Dennis visited in the Ben Toel home. Misser Diediker spent days with her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs John Johnson. The Johnsons and family were dinner guests in the Bil Garriets home. Brunsville and area folks attended neighbor visits, birthdays, and shopping trips in Sioux City. Mr and Mrs Laurence Renken welcomed a baby girl born June 8. A luncheon followed late visits. Fred Locken of Le Mars visited the Ben Toel home. Charlie Hurma underwent an appendectomy at Le Mars Sacred Heart hospital. Mr and Mrs Wm Johnson and daughter Le Joyce were Sunday guests.
Mr and Mrs William Crow welcomed a baby boy born Saturday June 15 in the Craig area. Congratulations are extended. Many neighbors visited and joined in greetings as community members attended gatherings and reflected on local births, birthdays, and social visits across Craig, Brunsville, Le Mars, and Sioux City.
Seney couple Mr and Mrs Robert Detloff and daughter Sandra of Le Mars along with Clarence Jackson of Kenneth Minnesota visited Wm Rees home on Thursday. W F Heinrich and Sam Athey drove to Sioux City on business. J Deegan and daughters Alice and Patricia went to Barry on Saturday and took Mrs Scothorn home after a week in the Deegan household. Vernon Hancer of Merrill visited in the Deegan home.
Kenneth of Sioux City visited the homes of Mr and Mrs Harry Reints and W E Hennrich on Sunday. Glen Nixon and Floyd Becker spent the weekend at Silver Lake. Mr Metzinger of near Atkinson visited in the home of Mr and Mrs W I Heinrich on Thursday. W E Hennrich and John Osborne drove to Remsen and Marcus bringing back Terry Riter to spend a few days here. Charles Riter went home to Rock Rapids after spending a week with his uncle Hm H Riter. W E Hennrich and John Osborne attended the funeral of Mrs Schuman in Le Mars on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Henry Ludwig welcomed a baby girl born June 18 at Sacred Heart hospital in LeMars. Mrs Ludwig is known locally as Miss Margaret Deegan. Miss Constance and Robert Chapman drove to Sioux City on Wednesday.
Westfield society notes report Mr and Mrs Robert Michael and baby moving into a West hotel apartment and a H B Lily home ladies event hosted by Mrs Lily. Miss Leo Rose Miysonholder recovers from tonsillectomy after hospital return. Akron Savings Bank takes over Farmers State Bank management with Mr Brady from Akron to oversee. Various visits and birthday parties mark a busy week in town.
Beatrice Chapman of Sioux City is visiting her aunts Miss Annie Chapman and Miss Clara Chapman. Mrs. T. A. Dennison will host St Catherine's guild Thursday at her home south of town. River Sioux park plans a two day celebration July 3 and 4 with an attractive program.
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