Le Mars wedding shows social season crowd
A LeMars wedding featured Lohengrin and Mendelssohn music, a 9 o'clock reception at the Union hotel, and about 100 guests. The bride and groom, both well connected locally, began their honeymoon in northern Minnesota and Canada then return to Spencer or LeMars after July 15. A long list of out of town and local guests from Spencer, LeMars, and area attended, reflecting a strong social network.
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LE Mars
Geore-Post ~ Gamat
Lohengrin
Mendelssohn
Mary Sieverding
A. C. Delaney
Union Hotel
Oldest Ford Driver in Mississippi Passes Century Mark
J M Crow of Ethel Mississippi is identified as the oldest Ford driver in the state and among the oldest in the nation. His life spans from the Mexican War era memories to early Civil War service and five generations now share his Model A Ford as he notes the evolution from horse and wagon to modern roads.
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J. M. Crow
Ethel, Miss
Mississipp
United States
Yobh County
Georgia
Natchez
Hearny
Scott
Chapullepac
Crow
Ethel
Tipo Crow
M. Grow
Ethel, Bills
Thississippi
Natchez Trace
Wiltgen and Berkenpas Battle in Pitchers Duel
Two bases hits and key moments highlight a low scoring game. Berkenpas pitched well for the home side allowing eight hits while Kluter yielded seven. Time of game 2:00. Umpires Braband and Mattas.
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Wiltgen
Lauters
Ruba
L. Ladd
Acker
Niepug
L. Ber'pas
E. Lad’w
Strider
Laddasaw
Marion
Johnson
Braun
Miller
Jeffers
Kluter
Berkenpas
Bock
Kramer
Mattas
Braband
Seventeen Return From Convention
Hon Florence Allen judge and speakers include Madame Marge and Miss Maude Wallace as delegates report daily inspirational talks, music, demonstrations. Each county fields five music memory contestants Plymouth's Aleen Cummins Tastelle Reinking Nona Grubb Matt Rose now Dorothy Schneider Fs telle Well Groomed entrant. Attendance lists names and affiliations.
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Florence Allen
Supreme
Cleveland
Ohio
Marge
Chicago
Maude Wallace
Virginia
Plymouth County
Aleen Cummins
Tastelle Reinking
Nona Grubb
Matt Rosenow
Dorothy Schneider
Fstelle
Aleen Cumming
Wayne Snyder
Portland
Marn Rosenaw
Frank Yelm
Liberty
John Grubb
Henry
Maric Weidauer
Washington
Jeannette Schipper
Elsie Schultz
Stanton
Bernice
Fern MandelEow Becomes a Bride
Nilies of the valley report a wedding where the bride Fern MandelEow wore a gown and was escorted by attendants. The bridesmaids and matron of honor carried yellow and peach roses, while Mrs. Carl Will served in a church role.
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Nilies
Valley
Carl Will
Mythological God Momus Expelled From Olympus
Mythological figure Momus, god of ridicule and censure, faced expulsion from Olympus after his actions drew divine ire. The tale frames his mocking influence as a warning against hubris in celestial governance.
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Momus
Olympus
Market Report: Hog and Lamb Prices Slide Amid Weaker Demand
Hog receipts moderate with shipping demand broadest since spring. values rise to near record highs before turning top heavy, with 170 to 270 lb hogs at 7.00 to 7.60 and 280 to 320 lb at 6.50 to 7.00. Lambs and sheep decline to new multi year lows. fat lambs 8.00 to 8.25, ewes 1.00 to 1.75, yearlings 5.00 to 6.65, grassers 3.50, late market stability noted after steep drops.
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Rock Bottom
Texas
America Loses Hard Fought Game to Hungerford
Lt. Kellen pitched well allowing two hits two walks and two errors as six batters reached base but two costly errors in the seventh and ninth let Hungerford score the decisive runs. America out hit their foe but could not convert with runners in scoring position. America returns to play Marion next Sunday June 28. Reuter batted 62 with 500820.
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America
Hungerford
Lt. Kellen
L. Kellen
Marion
A. Reuter
Remsen Rustlers 4-8 Club Meets at Lang Home
The Remsen 4-8 club met at Charles Lang home on Tuesday June 16 with Mrs. Herb Harnack present. Two new members joined bringing total to 14. Guests Maxine Schulte and Dorothy Moeller attended. Demonstration teams were appointed and talks given on the Three Types of Girls Sewing Equipment and how to take body measurements. Games followed with refreshments. Next meeting at Henry Feller home Tuesday June 30.
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Remsen Rustlers
Charles Lang
Herb Harnack
Maxine Schulte
Dorothy Moeller
Henry Feller
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A. B. Chamberlain
Wayne Hatton
Franklin Clarke
W. R. de Kay
LeMars Cleaning Works
R. C. Bartels
Geo. E. Pew Co
Beely’s
C. C. Gralapp
C. E. Smith
H. L. Dambrink
H. M. Kanago
Lowell Kuehn
J. E. Bornholz
A. R. Lafferty
M. R. Kanago
C. P. Histle
A. R
Carl H. Witt
Harold A. Smith
Cc. Horneman
J. Hoorneman
Ben Nicholson
C. R. Danielson
Bill Rounds
R. R. Atwood
Donald C. Mulder
C. L. Eastman
R. B. Dayton
Earl R. Moir
M. A. Cass
C. Billmyer
W. C. Huxtable
L. C. M. A. Agnes
Chas
R. Tucker
Lester
Mayor Grimjes
Clarence F. Weenink
R. F. Starzl
John Starzl
L. J. Oliver
Larry Kolker
Charles Luikens
Harold Kolker
Adele M. Starzl
Gerald Peter Simeon
F. J. Ironsides
G. H. Bowman
H. C. Steeg
B. H. Trafford
B. Buckley
B. J. Carel
A. G. Stemas
D. W. Dickensheets
Ted Nussbaum
A. G. Patton
Wittgen
Joe Fisch
Nate Gearke
Martin White
R. C. Cook
S. W. Spotts
E. W. McDonald
H. H. Cannon
F. C. Hentges
Joe Hentges
Ed J. Hentges
Rome
F. Hentges
Steve Hentges
Geo
Hannasch
Nash-Winders,Co
Brodies’ Market
R. L. Budde
A. .E. Spindler
E. Trafford
N. L. Lamb
Chris Kammerer
Butler Tire Co
Glenn H. Earnest
E. Beachler
B. J. Meller
W. Sturges
Herbert
Martin
L. Gross
W. J
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Ease
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Kellogg
Back
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Inwide
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Alel
Reigerator
Hux Electric Shop
Fern Mandeleow
Jesse C. Shull
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Devil
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Reuter
D. Anderson
Kellen
Anderson
Fog
S. Kellen
T. Reuter
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