Remsen Area Social and World News Briefs
Special Correspondent notes Cecil Jastrom returning from Culver Indiana after completing two years at Culver Military Academy. Visitations by Victor Brucher from Ames studying civil engineering. Announced marriage between Lorna Paul and John Beck set for June 30 in Hampton. Christina Hatz heads to Dubuque to visit a novice sister. Remsen locals host and visit relatives. several hospital and home visits. Local sports: Remsen hall team loses to Oto 9 to 7 after 11 innings. Funeral for John Schutt held at St. Paul’s. Various residents return from Mayo and Dubuque visits. multiple trips and family visits noted.
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Cecil Jastrom
Culver
Ind
Culver Military Academy
Victor Brucher
Victor
Ames
Lorna Paul
Hampton
John
H. Beck
Renson
St. Mary's
Christina Hatz
Dubuque
St. Francis’ Convent
Math Wentz
Milford
Remsen
Clarence Gray
LeMars
S. Meyer
Kate Galles
Nina Meching
Vic Meching
Sacred Heart Hospital
Geo. Reinholdt
Early
Remsen Hall
Oto
John Schutt
St. Paul's Church
Rev
Reifschneider
Aloysius Frerichs
Mr. Frerichs
le Mars
Barney Stoeber
Marcus
Joe Tierney
George Aveling
Charles Meyer
Emmetsburg
F. A. Duster
Wm. Anthe
Ovens Social and Visiting News Roundup
Frank Weber transacted business in Sioux City. Roy Manning's family hosted Mrs. Manning's father Robert Reeves. others visited relatives across Remsen and Onawa. The Ovens picnic and picnickers faced rain. many locals and visitors attended from Remsen, LeMars, Pocahontas, Alton, and nearby towns. New KCs were initiated. clergy attended Eucharistic congress in Chicago. multiple locales reflect a busy social week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Weber
Sioux City
Roy Manning
Joe Kemp
Mortensen Brothers
Henry Kemp
Frank Fiedler
Will Schnepf
Milton Grigg
Plymouth County
Remsen
Charles Kuster
Meacham
Joe Heissel
le Mars
J. L. Dowd
Wm. Scheidler
Ovens Social Club
St. Catherine's Park
Charles Masuen
Earling
Mets
Angeline Homan
Joe Schoofs
Pocahontas
J. J. Homan
Alton
F. J. Groff
F. J. Large
Katie Rolfes
Petersburg
Dyersville
Beard
Thurst
Joe Junkers
Chilay
Nick Kloster
H. Cook
Sand Pit
Frank Bortcheller
Chicago
John Bortcheller
Peter Reichling
Charles Bortcheller
Fidelis Heisse
K. C's
Sylvester Meis
St. Paul
John Majeres
Dell Rapids
S. D
Father Rolfes
Frank Olinger
Mary Gengler
Whittemore
John Gengler
Peter Vananscheck
Will Lang
Ralph
White
Sylvester Melis
P. R. Mela
Salt Lake City
A. F
Ovens
Luverne, Minn
Mildred, Burns of
LeMars
West Stanton Picnic Attendees and Local News Bulletin
West Stanton area residents attended the Plymouth county farm bureau picnic at Remsen. Several local families and visitors from Lakefield Minnesota visited relatives in the area. Many small travel updates include trips to Worthington Minnesota and Cincinnati Ohio. Notable events include a 73rd birthday celebration and exchanges with LeMars and Sioux City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth County Farm Bureau
Remsen
G. W. Peck
LeMars
Will Schultz
Lakefield
Minn
Walter Wetrosky
Grandma Schultz
Stanton
Chas. Schultz
Doris Zimmerman
E. P. Lippke
John Deters
Tony
Salem
S. D
Ed Knapp
Worthington
F. Knapp
Lena Freking
Cincinnati
Ohio
Mary Neubrand
Clinton
Allison Bros
Jim Roddy
Friends of Aestern
Mr. Geary of
P. W. Geary
Frank Holzman, Jr
Marion
Emil Koopman
Chas. Warren
Sioux City
Saturda
Arnold Schrooten
Martin Wecker
O. D. Hart
Ed Eplfing
Gertrude Petlies
Lincoln
Local Social Mix Sees Visits and Purchases
The narrative notes time with Uncle and Aunt Mr and Mrs Dowd. Mr and Mrs A F Mels hosted the John Mais and P R Mels families for dinner Tuesday. Nick Gengler traveled to LeMans on business Tuesday. Vincent Schnepf bought a large truck and will soon haul from Ovens, making his headquarters there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Dowd
A. F. Mels
John Mais
P. R. Mels
Nick Gengler
LeMafs
Vincent Schnepf
Schnept
Local social notes from Plymouth Township and nearby towns
Plymouth Township residents and relatives from Merrill Remsen LeMars Stanton and Sioux City are recorded in a series of casual visits calls and outings. People include Mr and Mrs Paul Gaumits Marquette Lucy visiting from Remsen, F E E Spees Miss Mayme Zechler, John Guntren, B Schneider and others attending dances picnics and shopping trips. Elmer W Holzapfel attends Morningside College this summer for advanced coaching courses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Gaumits
Merrill
Proctor Harris
LeMars
Marquette Lucy
Remsen Vialmann
Sioux City
F.ee. Spees
Mayme Zechlers
G. Sullivan
Stanley June
Stanton
John Guntren
Remsen
Dorothy Dennler
Elmer W. Holzapfel
Morningside College
Sioux City Markets See Strong Stocker Outlet and Hog Release
Sioux City Stock Yards reports a surprisingly strong stocker outlet and a hog release near the six year crest. Beef steers and yearlings opened stronger, then slipped. tops hit 10.25 with a 10.50 peak for fancy yearlings. Heifers sold 9 to 9.75, cows 6.25 to 7.25, feeders 7 to 8.50, and porker totals lagged behind last week and 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Fed
Market outlook and hog prices rise on river markets
The report notes bullish near term sentiment with river market tops around 14.50 and a narrow spread. Packing sow prices hover near 18 while mixed hogs average 13 to 14, with hog runs traditionally moving lower as lamb crops falter but sellers securing higher prices as weekly breaks tighten.
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West
Advanc
New England Beans Slow Baked in Classic Style
In a Boston School of Cookery feature Miss Lucy G Allen shares a traditional New England recipe for Boston Baked Beans. Soak one quart of beans, simmer until skins crack, place in a beanpot with salt pork, mix molasses sugar salt and mustard in boiling water, cover with water, bake six to eight hours in a hot oven, uncover last hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Lucy G. Allen
Boston School of Cookery
Boston
Iss Lucy Allen
Miss Allen
Livestock Prices Steady As Week Ends
Market report shows lambs at 25 to 50 cents higher with top at 15 dollars. Yearlings hold at 13.60 for the week while clipped ewes remain unchanged.
Window Boxes For Attractive Planters In Shade
Window boxes require planning like other décor with attention to exposure and color. For north or shady spots avoid flowering varieties. stick to foliage plants such as Vinca Vine Wandering Jew Rubber Plant Pandora Dusty Miller Begonia. Also includes a spinach with cheese sauce recipe with butter flour milk cheese spinach and eggs and method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Webster
Pandora
Dusty Miller
Begonia
New England Brown Bread and Classic Recipes Highlighted
A vintage cooking feature presents New England brown bread with cornmeal and rye, steamed in tins for hours, plus haddock chowder with pork fat and potatoes. It covers pumpkin pie with whipped cream, brown doughnuts, and kitchen tips from Miss Allen, inviting readers to try the hearty, economical dishes.
Home Cooking Snippets and Iowa Road Bond Push
A collage of kitchen hints on measuring butter and preparing cheese dishes, plus a report on Iowa lawmakers pushing a July special session to consider three highway bills and a $100,000,000 bond issue for state primary roads. Fred White, highway chief, is to explain the bills at sectional meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
State Highway Commission
Fred White
Highway Commission
T. M. Zink to Hold Weekly Wednesday and Saturday Office Hours
T. M. Zink will be in LeMars at his office each Wednesday and Saturday and on all evenings. The schedule lists him available during these weekly times for consultations and matters of public record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. Zink
LeMars
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Frank E. Scott Commission Co
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Perfection Stove Company
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Perrfection Oil Co
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