Roosevelts 1932 Campaign Ties to Wilson Legacy
The piece notes Hoover and Roosevelt in the 1932 campaign leveraging Wilson’s legacy. It claims Wilson’s memory is aging into popularity posthumously while rival vituperations fade. It suggests a possible ticket pairing of Wilson with Jefferson to sway voters for Roosevelt.
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Hoover
Rosevelt
The
New Yorker
Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
White House
Lincoln
Jefferson
Roosevelt
Notice of will probate and executor appointment in Plymouth County
Anna K Smith as heir to George Arnold Smith and others are notified that on June 10 1931 an instrument purporting to be the will of George Arnold Smith deceased was filed in the Plymouth County Iowa District Court clerk's office. Final probate hearing set for July 7 1931. EXECUTORS NOTICE: Michael Keenan named executor of James Keenan estate with claims to be presented to the court for allowance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Arnold Smith
State of
Iowa
Plymouth County
Anna K. Smith
Said
District Court
RE. F. Remer
LeMars Globe-Post
James Keenan
Michael Keenan
Notice of Sheriff's Sale on LeMars Property
By special execution issued from the District Court of Plymouth County Iowa the property of Joseph Hettner Anna Hettner and Mary Hettner is levied. The court sale is set for July 11 1931 at 10 AM at the north door of the LeMars Court House to satisfy a debt of 4840.37 and costs 116.86.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
LeMurs
Plymouth County
Iowa
LeMars
Public Auction Notice By Sheriff in LeMars Iowa
The sale will be to the highest bidder for cash with accruing costs. R E RIPPEY Sheriff of Plymouth County Iowa dated June 11 1931 Roseberry Roseberry Attorneys for Plaintiff LeMars Iowa notices dated June 25 and July 2 1931
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Rippey
Plymouth County
Iowa
A. D
Roseberry & Roseberry
LeMars
LeMars Globe--Post
Elgin Social Notes Highlight Regional Visits
Elgin reports a flurry of weekend visits and kinship ties as Wm Utech and CG J Utech visited from Yankton. Local families hosted relatives from Canton and LeMars, with farm visits by state agriculture staff to check for barberry. Jean Falk returned from Centerville after a week with kin, and Will Falk traveled from Centerville to visit. The Justmans from LeMars also toured Canton on business.
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Utech
CG. J. Utech
Yankton
Silver Lake
Henry Albert
Canton
S. D
Nick Kirsch
Margaret Kirsch
Betty Barnes
LeMars
Henry Reints
State Department of Agriculture
Jean Falk
Centerville
Ted Nussbaum
Clarence Nussbaum
Will Falk
Falk
Frank Falk
Oklahoma
W. E. Albert
Dedham
Town
Knights of Columbus rally draws many to Adrian
A large group of Knights of Columbus members from the area traveled to Adrian Minnesota on Sunday for initiation. Local families visited friends and relatives, including Al Kellen and family from Granville for dinner, Steve Kellen's host home, and Adam Clarke calling on D W Geary. A St Joseph church lawn social occurred Wednesday evening, with George Schnepf hosting a Sunday dinner. Joe and Leo Dreckman and families visited Barney Dreckman Sunday evening. Joe Starzl from Emerson Nebraska visited Louis Guntren at Sacred Heart. A farm bureau organized a picnic ball game and band concert with a dance on Tuesday.
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Knights of Columbus
Adrian
Minn
al Kellen
Granville
Steve Kellen
Adam Clarke
D. W. Geary
St. Joseph's Church Grounds
George Schnepf
Joe Dreckman
Leo Dreckman
Barney Dreckman
Joe Starzl
Emerson
Nebr
Louis, Guntren
Merrill
Sacred Heart Hospital
Farm Bureau
Grant and Kin Visit and Kittenball Result
Grant and Westhoff Renken and Bonk visited Gert von Hagel family on Sunday afternoon. Misses Mam men Weyen and Lena Ommen of LeMars joined Misses Alice Minnie with J M Renken visitors. A kittenball score Grant 3 Struble 5. Many Janssen relatives gathered at the Janssen home Sunday evening for Mrs Janssen’s birthday. Roland Henniga and daughter Inez of Remsen stayed at Hennige home during the absence of H W Hen.
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Dick Westhoff
Charles Renken
Bonk
Gert von Hagel
Alice
Minnie Mammen
Margaret Weyen
Lena Ommen
LeMars
J. M. Renken
Theo, Plueger
Henry Renken
Grant
Struble
Henry Janssen
Latters
Funeral Notices and Local Socials in Nebraska and Kansas
The community reflects on the funeral of Rev Hennigs in Hubble Nebraska while Rev and Mrs John Plueger visit Tescott Kansas. Lois Lubber has a birthday at Henry Lubben’s home and a baby boy arrives to Mr and Mrs John Renken. Mrs Mayne Luschen’s funeral draws a large crowd at Grant Lutheran church.
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Hennigs
Hubble
Neb
John Plueger
Tescott
Kans
Henry Lubben
Lois Lubber
John Renken
Grandma Heeren
Albert Heeren
Henry Baack
Carthage
S. D
Mayne Luschen
Grant Lutheran Church
Rev. Zibell
J. D. Meyer
Minnie von Hagel
Mia
John von Hagel
Fred Klein
H. A. Renken
Coretta
Anna Meyer
Mrs. Schempp
Mrs. Graf
Schempp
Brunsville
Former resident Luschen dies in South Dakota
The article notes the death of Mrs. Luschen formerly of Craig South Dakota and details her life, family, and funeral arrangements. It lists her husband Mayne Luschen her parents Henry and Croon of Craig three brothers and four sisters including Omnile Croon and Hilka Croon. Burial followed in Grant township cemetery. The piece also includes unrelated humorous quotes from the Boston Transcript.
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Chester
8. D
August Wilken
Craig
Hilka Croon
Salem
S. D
Albert Herron
LeMars
Luthrean Church
Grant Township
J. D. Meyer
Zibell
Luschen
Farm Bureau League games slated for Sunday schedule
Plymouth county farm bureau league lists Sunday games Liberty at Washington Johnson at Plymouth Marlon at America Sioux at Lincoln Hungerford at Fredonia. Visitors Mr and Mrs J Bunch and Brandson Delno John toured Henry Braband home. A large local attendance at the farm bureau dance held at Le Mare armory Tuesday evening.
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F.B. Ball
Plymouth County Farm Bureau League
Liberty
Washington
Johnson
Plymouth
Marlon
America
Sioux
Lincoln
Hungerford
Fredonia
Armory
le Mare
Roosevelt Leads As Democratic Nomination Front Runner
Washington gossip centers on Franklin D Roosevelt as the party’s strongest claimant for 1932. His nonpolitical Ohio visit and cordial ties with George White boost his standing beyond Al Smith and Woodrow Wilson at comparable stages. Col Edward House, a key power broker, would back Roosevelt and may steer campaign strategy, including handling wets and drys in the South.
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Washington
Ds. C
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
al Smith
Woodrow Wilson
Roosevelt
Cox
Ohio
George White
Col. House
House
Wilson
Texas
Newton D. Baker
John J. Raskob
Ritchie
Maryland
Spatterdashes and old style hats stir city street lore
The piece recalls spats as a fashion relic and notes crowded streets where street cleaners, cabs, and horse-drawn carriages evoke a bygone era. It wryly observes fashion cycles in New York, the reuse of hats, and the lingering charm of victorian dress.
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New York City
New Yorker
Big
Godey
Fashion Gazette
Memc
Perso
New York
Central Park
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