Alton Wedding Brings Hyink and Carey Together
Miss Elsie Hyink and Elton H. Carey exchanged marriage at Alton with Rev. George Bray officiating. Hyink, daughter of Mrs. Anna Hyink, is a former dry goods clerk and nurse trained in Carroll. Carey, once a LeMars jeweler, plans to reside in LeMars after a wedding trip to Denver and western points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawarden
Anna Hyink
Alton
Elsie Hyink
Elton H. Carey
LeMars
George Bray
Presbyterian Church of
B. J. Hyink
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Carroll
Denver
Colo
LeMars Globe Post Official City and County Paper
Plymouth Printing Co John Starzl proprietor runs the LeMars Globe Post as a local paper. The notice lists second class mailing, post office entry under the 1879 act and subscription rates for advance and other terms to domestic and foreign locations with stated annual prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeMars
Plymouth Printing CO
John Starzl
Iowa
Cherokees Chief on Leopold and Loeb case abuse
The piece denounces the Leopold and Loeb murder case as a farce of “abnormal” youth defense by wealthy criminals. It questions doctors claiming mental illness and argues millionaires will escape punishment, reinforcing that money can shield them while the common man faces harsher justice. The speaker laments this bias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leopold
Loeb
Surprise 18th birthday party for Rosalind Reis troffer
About 60 guests gathered at the Nick Reistroffer home on Thursday evening June 19 to celebrate Rosalind Reis troffer’s 18th birthday with dancing and a luncheon. Gifts were presented to the guest of honor. In other local notices A P Noble continues well digging and improvements on Struble property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Reistroffer
Rosalind Reistroffer
A. P. Noble
Struble
Iowa Democratic delegate convention called for July 25 1924 Des Moines
The Iowa Democratic Party calls a state convention in Des Moines on Friday July 25 1924 at 10 am to fill vacancies, form a platform, elect a state central committee, and conduct other business. Delegates are apportioned by county with one per county plus votes for Governor Files in 1922. Delegates listed by county totals and a long roster of counties and counts follow. By order of the Democratic State Central Committee, E J Feuling, Chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Voss
Earnie Luce
Travelers Insurance Company
Board of Supervisors
Plymouth County
Iowa
Perry Creek
Township 90
Township Bo
F. W. Stamp
LeMara Globe-Post
Democratic Party of
Des Moines
J. R
Appanese
Jackson
Adair
Jefferson
Audubon
Johnson
Adams
Wheokuk
Allamakee
Kossuth
Black Hawk
Lucas
Benna Vista
Boone
Louisa
Butler
Benton
Lyon
Buchanan
Madison Bremer
Mills
Cass
Marion
Chickasaw
Monona
Clinton
Montgomery
Carrol
Mahaska
Cedar
Mitchell
Clarke
Muscatine
Marshall
Clayton
Monroe
Cratwford
O'Brien
Calhoun
Oscebla
Cerro Gordo
Plymouth Clay
Poweshiek Dallas
Page
Polk
Davis
Palo Alto
Delaware
Pottawattamie
Dickinson
Pocahontas
Dubuque
Ringgold iEmmet
Sac
Franklin
Story
Fremont
Shelby Floyd
BiScott
Fayette
Sioux
Green
Tama
Guthrie
Taylor
Grundy
Blonion
Howard
van Buren
Hancock
Wayne
Hardin
Woodbury
Hamilton
Washington
Henry
Winneshiek Cock Humboldt
Warren
Harrison
Winnebago
Towa
Wright
Ihawne
Wapello
Jaspar
Webster
Jones
Democratic State Central Committee
E J. Feuling
Democratic Party of Iowa
Supreme Court of Iowa
Democratic State Central Co
E. J. Feuling
Merrill Defeats Remsen in Ten-Inning Baseball Classic
Merrill defeated Remsen 2 to 1 in a 10 inning game at Merrill. Lotz, Hauff, and Croston contributed for Merrill with timely hits, while Remsen tied the game in the fifth on Bauer’s two-base hit and a subsequent error. Hauff’s three-base hit and Thalweg’s sacrifice fly produced the decisive run in the 10th. Hanff and Bauer each had three hits in four appearances.
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Merrill, Ta
Merrill Diamond
Merrill
Remsen
Lotz
Ohlendorf
Stucker
Richards
Bauer
Hansen
Jot Nothem
Croston
Hauff
Thalweg
Hanff
Olendorph
Bower
Richard
Vic- 1
Tony Fedderson
Bill Franklins Orchestra at Grames Pavilion
Bill Franklins orchestra performs at Grames pavilion on Wednesday June 25. Ada and Edith Laur, sisters, were Sioux City visitors on Monday. Vander Schaafs of Sioux Center were callers in Le Mars on Monday. Mrs Hirsch and daughters Elsie and Laura returned to LeMars Sunday after a week visiting points in South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Franklin
Grames Pavilion
Ada
Edith Laur
Sioux City
R. J. Vander Schaaf
Sioux Center
le Mars
F. C. Hirsch
Elsie
Laura
LeMars
South Dakota
F. G. Wella
Ireton
A. E. Null
South Central Avenue
Richard Null
Home grown strawberries for canning sold at local store
Thoma Grocery invites orders for home grown berries. Included in a crowded community notes list are visits from Dr and Mrs W L Downing of Alton Ia to Dr and Mrs Greysteen, Edith Smith and children visiting relatives at Sheldon and Hartley, and Miss Helen Williams from Detroit spending two weeks here. Maggie Mae Nanninga is slowly recovering from a long illness. Various locals plan summer visits, and utility notices advertise Molten health food. Card of Thanks from Gust Jans and Raymond expresses gratitude for kindness and flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Williams
Detroit
Mich
Miss Williams
Dr W W Larsen Visits Marcus For Professional Call
Dr W W Larsen made a professional call in Marcus on Saturday. The brief item records a medical or professional visit with no further details about purpose or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Larsen
Marcus
W R C Monthly Social Held at K P Hall Luncheon
The W R C monthly social met Friday at the K P hall with a noon luncheon. Hosts included Mrs Mattie Fletcher Mrs Cali Deviney Mrs C Rickabaugh Mrs Edith Smith Miss Elizabeth Potter and Miss Cora Taylor. A clay bird shoot at Kingsley Sunday drew LeMars marksmen including Pete Ehlinger and Harry Huss. Mr and Mrs P R Thompson with son Francis and daughter Julia returned to LeMars after a two week visit in Chicago Wisconsin and Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ww. R. C
K. P. Hall
Mattie Fletcher
Cali Deviney
C. Rickabaugh
Edith Smith
Elizabeth Potter
Cora . Taylor
Kingsley
LeMars
Pete Ehlinger
Sioux City
Harry Huss
P. R. Thompson
Francis
Julia
Chicago
Points
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Chi
First Methodist Church Picnic At Sharon's Grove
The Sunday school and congregation plan an annual picnic at Sharon's grove Friday southwest of town. Cars from the church at 10:30 a.m. will take those without transport, dinner at 12:30, games and sports in the afternoon. Bring a well filled basket. ice cream and lemonade served free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Sharon’s Grove
Sharon's Grove
No Time for K. K. K. Ashton Leader
A man in the neighborhood a few days ago solicited members for the K K K and approached an ex. The report notes described the encounter in vague terms with no further details available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashton
Ex-service man declines Klan offer in tense encounter
A former service member refused a Ku Klux Klan invitation, noting he was overseas fighting for his country and would not join. The klansman offered $10 to join, but the veteran told him to use the money to pay his debts before leaving.
Pierson man asks for LeMars Globe sample issue
Dad Hixson of RF D 3 Pierce Nebraska writes seeking a sample copy of the LeMars Globe The letter recalls long residence in the area and old acquaintances and asks for either an early or late issue to renew ties
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dad Hixson
Pierson
Neb
Globe-Post
RF D
Pierce
Your County
LeMars
Dad Hixon
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E. H. Carey
J. W. Coolidge
Redfield
S. D
Mrs. W. Winch
Groth & Cobbert
Third Avenue
Westfield
Charles H. Kluckhohne
Theresa M. Doyle
Anna Garvey
Merrill Sunday
Thoma Grocery
W. L. Downing
Alton, Ia
Greysteen
Sheldon and
Hartley
Maggie Mae
Plath Coffee Store
K. E. McDougall
Grace Null
Mae Simpson
C. T. Nanninga
Yellow Cab Company
Peeree
Gust Jans
Raymond
American Trust & Savings Bank
Kelley
White Sales Co
Cago
Paige
Saberbee
Devon
Texixten
G. A. Boyce
LE Mars, Iowa
Tub
Kehrberg - Schneider Co
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