County News Notes From Marion Area Church and Family Events
Special correspondence reports social activity in Marion including visits by Nell and Marie Foley to LeMars and local mass attendance. Miss Lizzie Ney returns home to Dallas after visiting the Wanderschied family. Henry Kramer family in Dist 4 has light smallpox, soon well. Ber ward Mayrose of Marion to wed Josie Ernster of Remsen announced at Mary’s church. Mrs. Rousch and Mrs. Keal liher canvass Catholic homes for provisions for the St James feast on Circus day. Baptism of Peterson child at Campbell home conducted by Rev Moore. baby John Peterson to be known locally as John Peter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Cronin
Eateetny Baekie
Lizzie Ney
Dallas
P. Wanderschied
Ovens
Henry Kramer
Dist
P. H. Petérson
C. Campbell
W. G.moore
Itaanadetlons Church
Peterson
John
Peter
Pat R- Bor
Local Social News and Incidents in LeMars Area
Mrs M A Hodgson and Miss Mayme Carél called at the H N Newell home on Saturday. Mr and Mrs H N Newell visited with Mr and Mrs John Barnable in Union township. Mrs Will Frye and Miss Winnie Frye of LeMars stayed with relatives near Westfield. Miss Ethyl Hodgson and brothers George and Will visited relatives near Kingsley. Mr and Mrs J R Thompson enjoyed a visit from relatives in Vinton. Oscar Lundberg of Lake City visited LeMars, formerly with LeMars Marble Works. A large heating system will be installed in the First National bank building by Thos Rinehart, the furnace to be the largest in LeMars. P A Schmidt, recovering from a stroke at work in his blacksmith shop, is slowly improving but still bedbound. John Silver, injured when kicked by a horse in Stanton township, was treated by Dr Mammen and has ribs set in a plaster cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. N. Newell
John Barnable
Union Township
Will Frye
Winnie Frye
LeMars
Westfield
Ethyl Hodgson
George
Will
Kingsley
J., R. Thompson
Ms. Mantz
Vinton, Sr
First National Bank
Thos. Rinehart
P. A. Schmidt
John Silver
Joe Hughes
Stanton Township
Mammen
Dr King's New Life Pills Promise Cure All Ailments
A. Schin geck of Buffalo New York proclaims never to be without Dr King's New Life Pills saying they cured his chronic constipation after others failed. He touts relief from bilious attacks jaundice indigestion headache and debility and notes the 25 cent price at EL Greens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
A. Schingeck
Elmstreet
Buffalo
N. Y
Shallentes Akilt
Warning to Speeding Drivers on North Main Street Iowa
Citizens of North Main Street warned that persistent speeding will lead to prosecution under state law. The notice calls for desisting speedway behavior and cites Iowa statutes as enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Main Street
Iowa
North Majin Street
Mrs Carrie Berg Dies at Hospital in Sioux City
In Sioux City on Friday June 17 1916 Mrs Carrie Berg age 46 of 3115 East Seventh Street died at a hospital. The report notes her death and residence with scant additional details available from the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Carrie, Berg
East Seventh
Community Children’s Day Programs Across Local Churches
Sunday School classes from several churches observed Children’s Day with lengthy programs of songs recitations and solos. The Presbyterian Methodist German Methodist Congregational and First Methodist churches each presented varied lineups featuring primary classes soloists choirs and group recitations. A church dance at Majeres home and a P B O Society luncheon and shower for Miss Josephine Freejan and Dr Baley of Boston were also noted ahead of an August wedding.
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Presbyterian Church
Jesus
Luelle Moore
Marie Tinchner
Gladys Moore
Florence Gilbert
Marion Clarke
Flora Buchanan
Blossom Bells
Walter Huxtable
Madge Loudenslager
Clyde Maben
Temple of the Lord
Mabel
P.B.O. Society
E. H. Carey
Josephine Freejan
Dr. Baley
Boston
Mass
Omur
The Cause of Many Sudden Deaths
An old journal advertisement warns of kidney disease as a common killer and promotes Swamp Root by Dr Kilmer Co. It claims kidney trouble leads to organ damage and urges readers to try the remedy, offering free samples and a mail-order book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N. Y
Local well wishes and electric bitters advertise relief
J F Boyle of Fertile Missouri hopes to help others after years of suffering from backache nervousness loss of appetite lassitude and kidney disorders. He praises Electric Bitters claiming complete cure after five bottles and endorses its use for liver trouble dyspepsia and malaria. Also lists a series of upcoming LeMars area baseball games with dates and opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Boyle
Fertile
S. E. Green
Thanks for sympathy after our husband and father
The Ikundert family of Le Mars expresses sincere thanks for the kind acts and sympathy shown after the passing of our husband and godfather. Special thanks are extended to the G A R, the B P C EH, and the Y M C U.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.A.R
le Mars
Adam Ikundert
Community weddings and church services obituary notice
Irving A. Taylor and others announce marriages and a Baptist Church service on Sunday June 26 with Sunday School and a Gospel Song Service listed. The item includes multiple marriage notices from Sioux City Hinton Remsen and Akron with details and addresses. Bucklin's Arnica salve ad promotes healing for various ailments at a 25 cent price.
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Baptist Church
J.C. Hoover
Tag Day Planned By LeMars Hospital Association
LeMars Hospital Association schedules its annual Tag Day for Monday June 27 to support a community hospital. Officers emphasize the nonsectarian nature and that volunteers receive no remuneration. The hospital operates to serve local needs but faces a growing deficit from higher supply costs and unchanged patient rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeMars Hospital
le Marc
Marbach and Johnson Wed in LeMars
Henry Marbach of Ruble and Miss Madie Johnson of Akron were married at the M. E. parsonage in LeMars by Rev. Whitfield. Marbach runs the Ruble store. the bride was a Plymouth County teacher. Many LeMars residents attended the Schneider Taylor wedding in Hinton Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Marbach
M. E
LeMars
Whitfield
Marbach
Ruble
Plymouth County
Schneider-Taylor
Hinton
Dashing Into Danger and the Street Crossing Dilemma
A New York Globe excerpt discusses pedestrians rushing into traffic and the blame shared by drivers and bystanders. It frames crossing dangers as a impulse driven by nerves and social pressure, likening it to a disease affecting judgment and self control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Globe
Fenced In Near Harvard Square Elm
In Cambridge near Harvard square stands an old elm fenced by an iron enclosure. A man drunk wandered the circular fence twelve times, then collapsed in despair. Students rescued him and took him home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard Square
Cambridge
Washington
National Monthly
Bill and Bedtime Echoes in Tibetan Penal Tone
Mrs Dixon hurries to answer a bell leaving Frank aged unknown and Willie age four restless upstairs. Frank calls to mother to return, teasing that Bills nose is coming unwiped as the Tibetan Penal Code is briefly discussed with curious details about fines for theft and penalties arranged by social rank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
Vouth
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