Fresh garden vegetables and local notices
Vegetables from Bradley's offer fresh potatoes peas beans carrots and beets with ordering details. The W T U meets June 30 at 2 30 pm to discuss promoting prohibition. Local society notes mention Mrs Albin Van der Haar returning to Dyersville for Sacred Heart hospital events and a large family birthday gathering for Mrs A W Crouch with Civil War veteran status and several relatives attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradley's
Caumbier's Oil Co
M. Adoife
M. Clementa
Sacred Heart Hospital
Albin VanderHaar
Dyersville
Iowa
A. W. Crouch
Allen Lemon
Crouch
William Douglass
Donald
Wilma
Hampton
H. van Dyke
Sioux City
C. Hauff
Merrill
O. W. Crouch
Perry Township
Harold Pew
LeMars
Plymouth County
Tragic Olympian wreck claims Plymouth county victims
A Malloy Montana railroad disaster on the Olympian train claimed 42 lives. Plymouth county sisters Miss Sara Olsen and Miss Margaret Olsen were among the victims, returning west after visiting relatives. The tragedy struck hard at Hancock township connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miley City
Montana
Plymouth County
Sara Olsen
Margaret Olsen
Robert
Carl
Schalmus
Hancock Township
Local Le Mars Notices and Social Roundup
A jumble of city happenings includes visitors from Minneapolis and California, a missed name correction for Roman Nemmers, a Davenport to Le Mars marriage license, clerks and recorders agendas in Sioux City, a mid year clearance sale on shoes, and a miscellaneous shower for Mrs. Alvin Attrill with pink and white decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pill
Ray Carter
James
Tomy
Sioux City
N. J. Holton
Sr. de Chantal
Minneapolis, Minn
le Mars
Mary Carey
The
Globe Post
Roman Hentges
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Roman Nemmers
Hentges
Wayne Jesse Brooker
Davenport
Helen Frances Stamp
LeMars
Frank Stamp
Earl Remer
Marie John
Iowa
Remer
Clerks’ Association of the State
John
State Recorders
Mary Stanislaus
Leo
Woodrow Carey
Margaret Carey
Joe Carey
Cathryn Wendt
Clara
Will
Marcus
Joseph Sohler
Randolph, Neb
John Schmieder
Cathryn
Anthony Meinen
Morningside. In
Lorna Fischer
Union Township
Alvin Attrill
Confidence in Jesus Christ as keeper of heaven’s gate
Sam Schessler urges placing all confidence in Jesus Christ as the path to heaven. He describes faith as trust in God, the Bible as God’s word, and Jesus as savior sent from heaven to redeem humanity. He cites John 3 14 17 and invites readers to seek comfort and strength in biblical words.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus Christ
Heaven
God
Earth
John
Belief in Jesus Christ and eternal life
A devotional passage emphasizes that God loved the world and gave His only begotten Son to save believers from eternal death. It urges faith, confidence, and union with Christ for peace in this life and eternal life in heaven, ending with a prayer for faith and gratitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus Christ
John
God
Hell
Thompson Reunion Held Here Friday
The Thompson third annual family reunion was held in LeMars last Friday. The host and hostess were Mr. and Mrs. Carel B. Parkinson and Mrs. Nettle M. De Wall. The families arrived Thursday evening and Friday morning from points in Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
LeMars
Carel B. Parkinson
Nettle M. de Wall
Lowa
Thompson Family Notables and Absent Members Report
Clarabelle and Captain Walter Thompson of Cedar Rapids, Scott Shroyer of Canton, Dr and Mrs M R Thompson and sons Howard and Kenneth of Cedar Falls, Mrs Nettie M DeWall and Hazel of LeMars, Roy Thompson of Blairstown, Oren Thompson and sons Glen and Harold of Van Horn, Carol Parkinson and daughters Helen and Hane of this city, plus 14 absentees including Rev H O Thompson and family of Waverly, Fern De Wall of Cincinnati, and families of W E Thompson and Scott Shroyer, with Marlin Thompson ill with measles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarabelle
Walter Thompson
Cedar Rapids
Scott Shroyer
Canton
M. R. Thompson
Howard
Kenneth
Cedar Falls
Nettie M. DeWall
Hazel
LeMars
Roy Thompon
Blairstown
Oren Thompson
Glen
Harold
van Horn
Carol Parkinson
Helen
Hane
City
H. O. Thompson
Waverly
Fern de Wall
Cincinnati
W. E. Thompson
Marlin
Ties for Top Notchers Ties for Top Notchers
Chicago fashion piece advises modern office attire with the Missy as model, urging fresh profiles after graduation. It emphasizes practical black basics, snug fit, sleeve length, and coat styles with removable accents as key to a job winning impression.
Summer Fashion Do's and Don’ts for Work Attire
The piece advises on fresh morning looks and lasting evening style, urging airy ascots and crocheted flowers, clean white gloves, and well-groomed hair. It warns against loud prints, favors simple unobtrusive designs, and suggests plain gowns, small floral patterns, and sensible travel wear for summer workloads. It also notes moderation with hats and accessorizing, ending with luck in job hunting and salary requests.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Krull
Wright Radio Service
Koenig
Agnes Ladenberger
Lake Okoboji
Dick Laughton
St. Catherine's Parish
Ovens
Marmond Hall
Grace Smith
C. E. Clarke
Pearl Lake
John Kistle
Shell Lake
Wis
Seattle, Wash
Ethel Hyres
William Begg
Council Bluffs
Lena Gross
Clara and
Emma Fischer
Hartley
General Ladies’ Aid of
Methodist Church
Tony V. Huff
Bobbie
Orange City
Jos. Zimmer, Sr
Cesspool
Hy Schwiesow
Black
Charles Pierson
Peoria
Mit
Wm. Begg
K Keith Bartels
Marshallwn
Robert St. Clair
Fergus, Falls, Minn
R. 4. Tool
Peter Schiltz
Louis Zimmer
Carol Ann
Remsen
Jos. Zimmer
Leonard Thoma
Robert Hart
Floyd Williams
Mark Hart
Albert Greenstreet
Lenice
Russell Bowers
Greenstreet
Lénice Kehrberg
A. I. Greenstreet
Lennice Elise
Altadélia
Calif
C. A. Reynolds
Odetta
Jimmy Remington
Wm. Schlingen
Mitchell
S. D
Chicago
Ill
Tyrone
Wylie Satterlee
Rita
San Juan
Texas
Harold Wells
A. G. Blakeway
Freeport
H. N. Blakeway
New York
Points
Ohio
Frank Clife
Piedmont
John Harker
Cliff
Margaret Harker
Aetna
Jacob G. Koenig Co
Thomas Holton
Western
Nebraska
Plymouth Co-operative Oil Co
Phyllis Crowley
Wallace Wernl
Wally
Aberdeen
Ss. D
Kirkham
Ethel Keilen
Marshall, Minn
Ruth Burg
Ruth
J. B. Nicholson
Robert Long
Billy Arendt
Mrs. Long
Spirit Lake
Charles Alcon
Vinton, Iowa
E. Beachler
Richard Bowers
Donald Stevens
Monty Cass, Jr
H. H. B Burroughs
Sand Lake, Minn
Betty Beachler
Wagners
Mrs. Wagner
Craig Lumber Co
Frank C. Hentges
Waterloo
William Janicke
American Weekly
Chicago Herald & Examiner
Craig, Town
Pili
Epworth League of the First Methodist Church
William Hunter
Myrna Overdue
Edith McMullen
Mary Hdna Overman
Lucille Rees
Wallace Rees
Otis Behler
Helen Mauer
Will Douglas
Donald and
Wilmer
Hamilton
C. Mauff
Oscar Crouch
Hinton
Herman van Dyke
Dougin
Nemmers Plumbing Co
B. FF. Hoss
Plymouth Creamery
R. H. Zimmerman
Minneapolis
Mildred Clarke
Anton Sartori and Son
Los Angeles
Tesday
Dwight Moore
Tacoma Park
Fred Moore
John Moore
Clem Singer
Nick Singer
Meerrill
Paul Lucas
Glendale
Cal
Bill Arendt
Frank M. Cliff
Ben and
Lee
California
Emil Casey
Pender
Neb
Marie Fred
Weest Point
George Sullivan
R. J. Joynt
LeMars New Deal Park
Mary Elien
Sibley
J. V. Harker
Blanche Black
Joanne
Frank Cliff
Wes Harker
Denison
D. S. Twogood
Sam Schessler
Moses
Ser
William LaVarre
Arlington
Mt. Vernon
Lincoln Memorial
Panama Canal
U.S. Capitol Building
Capitol Building
Charles Phelps Cushing
New York City
WNU Service
Hildreth
Minnesota
Illinois
Hildreth Memorial Church
Bernice Thompson
John Thompson
Will Blue
Elsie Bardo
Lansing
Wye
Parkinson
J. O. Thompson
Windom
Mina
Winifred
Bernice
Calvin Brodine
Marcella Coadh
Missy
Druken
N. W
MY Cleaners
Central Ave. S. W
Royal Theater
Gearke
Frankfurters, Per
Crisco
Bing Cherries
Mr. Farmer
Fairmount
Hayracks
Craig, Iowa
Abstract Company
LE Mars, Iowa
C. Woodee
M. Clarke-Woolley
Sec’v.Mer
American Title Association
Iowa Title Association
Court House
Per Lug
Ocean
Haddock
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