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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1926
Page
4
Students including Mary Graham Bonner and Daddy Fenwick performed in a school pageant in the assembly hall. Parents praised the children as exams and recitations filled a day of pride and high marks, with decorations, prompts, and a few stumbles offset by cheers.
Brunsville residents hosted and visited relatives from LeMars Akron and Sioux City. Local families attended Bible school in Plymouth and a miscellaneous shower for Marie Popkin. News notes cover shoppers bankers meeting and social trips to Colone Winner and Sioux City.
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Stanton and area residents attended the farm bureau picnic in Remsen with fair weather and a big turnout. A later evening program drew a larger crowd despite showers. Hog market activity in Sioux City was noted, and local families visited relatives in Pipestone and Merrill. An excursion to Garretson and Chicago trip plans were mentioned for several residents.
Attorney General Ottinger spoke in Albany about concessions as Lay ungong and others discuss a messy romance. Young Smithers proposed to Miss Hoskinson, who declined with a sharp retort. The exchange reveals tensions and faulting character in a domestic dispute reported by the Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph.
A busy Washington Township report notes farmers plowing corn for the third time while residents welcome visitors and travelers. Pete Johanson owns a new Chevrolet coach, and numerous locals, including Mr. and Mrs. John Melbroat, the Weyen and Johnson families, Miss Hannah Fischer, Miss Caroline Utesch, and many others, spent Sundays or weekdays visiting at friends and neighbors’ homes. Attendees at Brunaville picnics and various calls to Brunsville, Sioux City, and local farms are listed, with carpentry work, stock waterer installations, and Bible school attendance mentioned as well.
Special correspondent reports Geo Laughton visiting Sioux City on Monday. Lavonne Faulkner spent days with the R B Nulls in LeMars. Floyd Laughton joined Struble travelers to Garrettson South Carolina Sunday. Locals attended the farm bureau picnic at Remsen Friday. Lloyd Laughton visited Sioux City Tuesday. Fred Pech Ira Lancaster and Richard Laughton fished at Graham Lake Minnesota last Sunday. Frank Utech and wife brought home their son from Sioux City after care by a specialist. L Alesch and J Walsh of Sioux City called Friday. Harry Reints returned Saturday from Oklahoma. Nick Holster visited last Friday. Vera and Ferne Albert returned to Canton South Dakota Sunday after weeks with relatives. Mr and Mrs C E Albert went to Canton Sunday to visit in H D Alberts home. Mildred Albert returned with them to visit relatives. Mrs Clarence Albert visited Monday at the Nanninga home near Craig.
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