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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1938
Page
1
An Iowa newspaper formats its post office advertisement page noting second class mail terms and subscription rates. It lists a yearly price of $2.00 paid in advance and references the editor KR F Slarzl.
Elkhorn notes report Dell Spink and family visiting his ailing father in Ortonville Minnesota last Friday. Otto Roepke and spouse were in Sioux City last Wednesday. James Bolton visited relatives in Utica Illinois and Beloit Wisconsin last week. Harry Plendl and family visited Bradley home in LeMars last Sunday. Frances French assists in Dan Curiey home. C H Barrett and Will Peron with Ruth from Atlantic Iowa visited W D Moser Friday night. La Vonne Henry visits Cedar Falls this week.
Farnest Bowers remains confined with mumps at home. Sioux City visitors Bertha Bouvin and Mrs. Bob McCurdy spent last Wednesday at the Allen Bowers residence. Marion South Carolina trips include Harold Graham family and John Kurtz with Mrs. Sheeler. others visited Sioux City and Muscatine for hospital and family events. A postnuptial shower for Mrs. Ed Cambell occurred at Ed Conley’s. Families traveled between Elkhorn, Odebolt, Anthon, Remsen, and surrounding towns for visits, reunions, and illnesses during the week.
Ireton Mrs Olive Lean of Ballflower California arrived Saturday for a brief visit with her mother Mrs Alice Lawten. They hosted a family gathering Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Stanley Lawton and family of Hawarden among guests. Amber White of Sioux City visited her parents over the weekend. Weaver Karr of Brookings accompanied by A S Karr visited here last week due to the death of M A Karr. Local residents L A Bailey Chas Muth and LeRoy Edwards of Sioux City called on business Thursday. Mrs W A Marienau entertained friends in honor of Hazel C Marklin with cards and light refreshments. William Taylor, recently operated on at University Hospital, returned home Friday. B T Coachmanson also returned home after a University of Iowa City operation.
Fran Bamberg reports on a chaotic slate of kittenball results. Hansen’s team toppled Shorty’s squad as Dorrmen fueled 5 late runs to beat the Oilers. Co-op pressed late but fell 18 to 12. Coast to Coast almost broke through but lost 25 to 24 as Wells hitters Gunther and Petersen homered. Meis bested Globe-Post in extras, Dawn Patrol edged Simeo’s slants 13 to 12 in the eighth, Kolker homered in a key late rally. Bert’s no hitter boosts his .625 mark while Pfaffle of LeMars beers up the scene with grand lore.
The LeMars Orioles defeated Akron 9 to 8 after a wild game with 8 hits by LeMars including three homers. Ans Reuter and Weenink homered for Akron, while Beaubien, Hartman and others contributed multi hit nights. Kapfer started for Akron, Ben Brosamlie closed, and Ken Thunhorst returned as catcher.
North Grant Gert Miller faced misfortune after losing a horse last week. A crowd attended Brunsville’s Saturday carnival as friends and neighbors gathered to celebrate birthdays for Mrs. Tom Ruble and Mrs. Ella Ruble. Attendees included Herman Haage and family, John Mammen and son, Walter Molzen, Jack Ludwigs and Frances Leibens, Henry Ludwigs and families, Jack Klecs hauser, Otto Ludwigs, Gert Ommen, and Lenard Molzen.
Last week outcomes include Hansen Kaun 6 Plymouth Co op ells rally 25 and Coast to Coast 13 along with GLOBE POST 12. See today’s printed schedule for the D barance of the second round.
County Board notes show the LeMars Rifle club reorganized at a recent meeting and invites new members. A Friday gathering was followed by social time and a late lunch. Nearby, residents visited friends and relatives over the weekend in Hilbert, Coleman, Harms, Plueger, Frerichs homes.
Frerichs and other locals honor a birthday with family gatherings. Charley Mammen served as Bruns ville caller on Tuesday. Mrs Clarence Coleman and daughter visited the Louis Bruns home last week. Mr and Mrs George Renken shopped in LeMars on Thursday. Mrs Arnold Ahlis visited Charley Albers on Friday. Miss Sylvia Mammen of Sioux City stays with the Hank Ludwigs. The Hennigs family hosted a Sunday visit from Hilbert and Lloyd Hennigs. John Raber helped in the Hank Ludwigs home. George Ludwigs spent Sunday evening with Jack Ludwigs. Grandma Albers was reminded of her birthday at a gathering at Carl Albers’ home. Fred Plueger helped Dick Plueger put up hay on Tuesday. Henry Ludwigs and son Geo and daughter Ella visited the Jaci Ludwigs on Tuesday night.
The record lists provisions and monetary amounts for aid to the poor in Remsen. Brown Coal Co. supplies fuel for Lester Sageroe, Billys Market provides for Kid Fischer, Burney's Store aids Hinton, Council Oak Store supports the poor Kingsley, Central Elec Tel Co. records March relief for FICE, and Curts Cash Market notes provisions for Mer rill vaneeste with specified amounts such as 34.08 and 72.98 totaling 172.84 4.08 8.06 22.80 72.98 13.44.
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