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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1936
Page
1
Local 4 H group in Perry will hold a Saturday afternoon meeting at Miss Ruth Swanson’s residence. Various community updates follow including visits, bridal showers, summer school, and family gatherings in the Perry area with several relatives noted in Le Mars Sioux City and Volin.
Special Correspondent reports Max Stevens broke his arm last Friday while cranking a truck. Mr and Mrs Clifford Rieke and Donna Beth visited Sioux City last Saturday. Herman Kranz family welcomed a baby girl born Monday June 8. Minnie Davis works at the Kranz home. George Fletcher Daisy Henry visited Dell Spink last Friday and Saturday. Dewey Carter and daughter arrive from Sioux City to help care for Ray Stevens injured making hay. Wilma Hawkins returned from three weeks at Sioux City’s hospital after empyema surgery following pneumonia. Frank Bainbridge family plan a two month western trip. H C Fletcher family visited Jim Robison home Sunday. Emery Kurtz Harold Graham visited Sioux City last Friday. Elkhorn Women’s Club picnicked at Kingsley park and plans a monthly warm-weather meeting there.
Struble Iowa residents visited C W Bushby and Ak ron for a wedding, while Otmanns attended Elmer Oltmann and Birdine Clark nuptials in Akron. A St Josephs class held first communion under Rev J B Gretemann. Allis Chalmers Co hosted a free moving picture show and dance Friday. Death in Vermilion, South Dakota reported for George Keelis. Daughter Anna Mandelkow noted.
A long list of local residents visited, shared meals, and celebrated Mrs. Garriett Hartog's birthday on June 14. Families from Remsen Maurice Carnes Ireton Le Mars and Gettysburg joined in. A birthday luncheon planned for June 26 featured seasonal table decorations.
Social activities fill the week with dances at Brunsville and Struble attended by many. anniversaries and birthdays observed for Craig Lutheran church members and local families. visiting relatives from Rockwell City and Sioux City, plus moves and community helpers noted. Frances Siebens assisting. Louis Kruse wed June 10 at Preston Lutheran Church.
S W Washington and Mrs Joe Hazel visited H P Peters on the Le Mars homestead. Minnie Kleve traveled to Worthington Minn for Pete Evans funeral. Mrs Alfred Bowers of Leeds visited her Brunsville area kin. Minnie Kleve and her Sioux City companion attended the Royal theater in Le Mars Sunday evening. Joe Gardener visited his parents near West Le Mars Monday. Mrs Ted Counter and sons Eddy and Albert were in Jefferson S C and Dallas Brent’s home. Lois Gardener helped Pete Peterson. Vern Pendelton near Akron hosted Henry Peters. Lloyd Counter of Merrill helped Mrs Dena Fisher with work. Harry Utesch spent days with sister Mrs Verne Pendelton. Mrs Felix Carstensen and children plus Mrs Curtis Newman and children and Mrs Viola Utesch and Miss Lavonne Faulknor visited Wm Faulkner home. Mrs Charles Vanderham of Platte SD visiting Brunsville and Struble relatives. Maurice Vernon, Herman Ellis and Elmer Oltmann Dietness callers in art oil Iowa Monday. Mrs Wm Fisher and Mrs Leslie Gately visited Mrs Dena Fisher. Mrs Viola Utesch and Merrill children visiting Tillie Utesch near Brunsville. Geo Leibens helped Earl Love with hay and Merlin Utesch helped Geo Halweg with corn plowing.
Residents and relatives from Sioux City Alcester Dell Rapids Struble Brunsville and Ruble visited the Craig area last weekend and Sunday afternoon. Detailing callers include Mr. and Mrs. Ben Borchers sr Mrs. Andy Langhout Mrs. Sam Diediker Inez Diediker Herman Wilers and daughters from Dell Rapids SD Mary Pereboom from Sioux City Ted Johnson Lauchstadt Henry Johnson and others. A dance occurred in Brunsville Saturday night. Henry Diediker bought a new car.
Miss Gladys Benson and El mer Trieber of Eagle township united in marriage at the Congregational parsonage Hill Point on Friday May 29. Rev. Mark Wilson officiated. They planned to settle in Denver where the bridegroom will work for a trucking firm.
Near Hawarden visitors in William Borchers home on Tuesday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Harm Heeren and family of Grant visited Fred Ohlrichs home in Brunsville on Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Ben Borchers near Chatsworth visited John Johnson home on Sunday. Rev and Mrs Zibell and children Ruth and Bobbie of Rockwell City spent the weekend with friends. In Craig Mrs Ben Borchers left for Muscatine Iowa to receive treatments in a sanitarium. Mr and Mrs Fred Cassen of Brunsville visited George Renken home near Bruns Craig Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs Henry Johnson and Mrs Dena Diediker and daughter Inez of Brunsville visited William Borchers home Thursday afternoon.
A remarkably easy way to clear the complexion and lift tired eyes is to drink a cup of Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea at bedtime. Hundreds of pretty girls in this section owe their rosy cheeks to this pure old natural tea Spotts and Post.
The report lists Rooster pounds winners with Harry Bachelor and John Van Wye Jr as top figures and Imer Popken in second. It notes many Ireton residents plan to study poultry more seriously next year. Social items mention Mrs. Howard Witt of Chicago visiting, Helen Squirr and Albert Hening marriage in Eagle township, and multiple local visits from Hawarden to Le Mars Hull and Sioux Falls. Additional entries note guests, travels, and academic completions including Lois Krieger and Lois Simons.
Olin Reiniger of Orange City made a business call here. Ed L. Satterlee of Long Beach, California, arrived to handle business. Arthur Johnson returned from a relatives visit in Tilden Nebraska. Rev and Mrs H Berner took their infant son home from Sioux City after eye treatment. Chas Noble of McNally and William Bendix returned to Gilmore City after visiting Dr F Bendixsen. Thomas Muth and four children visited their parents Sunday. Irene Rickleffs returned with them to Falls, South Dakota. Mr and Mrs Elmer Water were shy a e a Mari home. Merc K Lendt, Elmer and Lendt of Clarence Iowa visited relatives here over the weekend.
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