Society luncheon scenes and neighborhood gatherings
A week of social teas and luncheons blossoms at Mrs. Gillespie’s Central Avenue home and LeMars venues. Guests include Mrs. Newton of Sioux City and Dorothy Hyde of New York City with bridge, gardens, and picnic repasts at Cleveland park and the Country club. Families like the Eastmans, Wernlis, and the Deters share dinners and cards amid garden arrangements. A large June family reunion at John Deters’ LeMars home gathers eleven children, thirty seven grandchildren, and four great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Gillespie
Central Avenue
S. W
Bridge
California
J. A. Newton
John Egan
Sioux City
Dorothy Hyde
New York City
B. A. Dalton
LeMars Country Club
C. A. Wernl
Fred Moore
Alvin Mauer
Ed Tentinger
Norman Bolser
E. A. Dalton
Ralph Dalton
Celia Hentges
E. E. Eastman
Pasadena
Calif
R. C. Frost
St. Louis
George Vande Carr
New York
John Connor
Seattle
John Deters
LeMars
M. Fabian
M. Irene
Fort Dodge
Casper Freking
Frank Harpenau
Theresa Ruether
Josephine
Anthony
Frank Deters
Peter Ruthoff
Will Deters
Joe Kolbeck
Anton Kolbeck
John Kolbeck
Salem
S. D
Local social notes on tea and wedding trip returns
Mrs. J. H. Sherman Mrs. M. O. Monroe and Mrs. Geo. Richards attended tea after bridge. Mr. and Mrs. Hale Parker have returned from their wedding trip to the northern lakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Sherman
M. O. Monroe
Mrs. Hale Parker
Mustache styles highlight Paramount comics Fields and Conklin
Paramount comedians W C Fields and Chester Conklin discuss how their facial hair shapes performance in the new comedy Fools for Luck at the Royal theatre. Conklin touts a dramatic upturned mustache while Fields favors a subtle upper lip trim and a lasting spirit gum look. The article also previews Universal’s A Trick of Hearts starring Hoot Gibson with Georgia Hale and a strong supporting cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramount
W. C. Fields
Chester Conklin
Fields
Conklin
Royal Theatre
Chester
Reaves Eason
Hoot Gibson
Hoot
Gibson
Georgia Hale
Rosa Gore
Dan Crimmins
Howard Truesdale
Heinie Conklin
George Ovey
Nora Cecil
Grace Cunard
Thrilling
Arthur Statter
Sunday Church Schedule for First Baptist and Lutheran
Sunday services include Sunday school at ten, morning worship at eleven with theme A Declaration of Faith, B Y P U at seven, junior service led by Ralph Wille, and a park union service in the evening. Midweek prayer Thursday. St Johns Lutheran next Sunday ten thirty with nine thirty Sunday school. Ladies Aid Friday afternoon. Pastor J J Vollmar speaks at Lutheran chautauqua at Lake Independence Maple Plain Minn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist
Ralph Willead
St. John’s Lutheran
Ladies’ Aid
Roepke
Albert Schultz
Lake Independence
Maple Plain
Minn
J. J. Vollmar
St John’s Evangelical Sunday Schedule in July and August
St John’s Evangelical holds Sunday school at 9 30 a m and German service at 10 20 a m with evening services omitted during July and August. Congregation joins union Sunday evening services at Foster Park. Paul V Dyck pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Evangelical
Union
Foster Park
Paul V. Dyck
Kingsley Church Picnic Draws Large Crowds in City Park
Special correspondent reports the annual church and Sunday picnic at City park enjoyed ideal weather and a robust turnout with outdoor games and a feast from well filled baskets. The Young People's ice cream social was postponed from last Saturday due to rain and will occur this Saturday to fund delegates’ Lake Okoboji conference attendance. A 57-person family reunion met at Sioux Falls City park despite bad roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Okoboji
South Dakota
Sioux Falls
O. C. Blackstein
E. M. Bolton
George Smith
Stanley Herrod
Kingsley families gather for park reunion and travel notes
Mrs James Bolton and Avia Bolton lead South Dakota relatives in a Kingsley park reunion with baskets and a dinner in the pavilion. The gathering connects many former Kingsley residents, while visitors like Mrs Mary Williams and others renew friendships. Travel plans include Sioux City departures and church convention attendance.
Weekend visitors and locals fill LeMars social pages
Ireton residents Ellen White Bernice Wills Erline Parrott Trennie Sinkey and Marie Sinkey returned to LeMars Monday to attend summer school after visiting relatives. Numerous family and friend visits span Ireton Sheldon Sioux City Hawarden and surrounding areas with weddings, travel, and church notices noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen White
Bernice Wills
Erline Parrott
Trennie
Marie Sinkey
LeMars
T. Knuebel
F. J. Parrott
Ireton
Mary Eddy
Cuba City
Wis
W. T. Wills
William
Hannah Wilson
Rayol Wilson
Butte
Neb
Harold Trieff
West Point
Albert Clemens
Sheldon
C. Ellerbruck
Little Rock
Emma Nelson
Missouri Valley
C. C. Wills
Laurence Vander Hamm
William McPherson
Oscar Longnecucker
Ter
Hi N
Ernest Parkes
San Diego
Cal
Kenneth Johnson
W. Snyder
Marvin Kidwater
Hawarden
Sam Brooks
Forreston
Minn
Mildred Brown
Paullina
van Ardsen
Eagle Township
Clara Linderman
Sioux Falla
J. A. Linderman
Harry Collins
George Johnson
Lakes
Peter Bonema
Gerritt van Schepen
Peter Delager
Hollandale
Mary Patrick
Sioux City
Frank Wells
Mildred Wells
Rock Rapids
Ike Hammersma
Louise Johnson
Henry Johnson
Wm. Pearl
Louisville
C. H. Cain
Wm. Lean
Eagle and
Center Townships
California
Edward van Farowe
Christian Reformed Church
Princeberg
van Farowe
Kenneth Francis
Robert Melton
Pleasant View
Wm. P. Webb
P. van Vliet
C. Faber
Corsica
S. D
Harvey Rundell
Hurley
C. N. Bartlett
Jim Jones
Archer
Carl Henrich
Denver
Colo
Genevieve Luikens
LaMarn
Linda Riegal
San Francisco
Calif
Sisters Visit Sparks Hawarden Guests Leave For LeMars
From here she will visit the Steve Chenall home at LeMars, accompanied by her sister Mrs. Philip Walker. Hawarden visitors Friday included Mrs. Philip Walker and sons with Miss Linda Riegal, Mrs. Gale Bergsma and sons, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Pereboom and son, Rev. and Mrs. John Wiebinga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Walker
Steve Chenall
LeMars
Linda Riegal
Gale Bergsma
H. W. Pereboom
John Wiebinga
Hawarden
Remsen and Lincoln Ball Game Planned at Stock Yards Park
South Lincoln residents plan to attend the Remsen and Lincoln ball game Wednesday afternoon at Stock Yards park. Local families and visitors are noted across multiple towns including Minnesota and Iowa, with several residents visiting relatives and hosting out-of-town guests over the weekend.
Sioux City Visits And Summer Plans Noted In Community
Mrs C L Knapp and son Ivyl visited Sioux City last Tuesday. Cyrus Knapp Jr went to Sioux City for an entertainment Friday evening. Susie Schumacher returns home to Fredericksburg to spend the summer and will teach next year in Sioux City schools. J J Mansfield and granddaughter Helen Beaulieu visited Sioux City Saturday, with Mrs Leo Mansfield. Hazel Hawkins finishes teachers course at Cedar Falls and will stay for summer session. Harry Hawkins and three boys visited Sioux City last Saturday. A L Milner travels, with insurance adjuster Barclay, to assess wind storm damage on farms. Dorothy Trometer from near Merrill assists aunt Mrs Richard Milner this summer. Milner family and Dorothy Trometer traveled to Sioux City Saturday. they avoided the storm but noted heavier rain near Sioux City. Bobby Lindgren visits country relatives while mother remains hospitalized. Former Milnerville residents in western South Dakota report heavy rains and good crop prospects. W B Milner has switched to mules this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Knapp
Ivyl
Sioux City
Cyrus Knapp, Jr
Susie Schumacher
Cassens
Fredericksburg
Helen Beaulieu
Leo Mansfield
Hazel Hawkins
Cedar Falls
Harry Hawkins
A. L. Milner
Barclay
Dorothy Trometer
Merrill
Richard Milner
Mulheron
Bobby Lindgren
Milnerville
South Dakota
Local notes on farms, schools, and weather in Milnerville area
A Milnerville influenced column reports on a boy born to Mr and Mrs Alvord Banks and a hospital care update for Mrs Banks in Akron. It highlights Miss Alice James passing eighth grade with 97 percent, at age 12, and notes Edna Gorton’s H D A restoration petitions. Social visits, farm bureau activities, Red Cross training, Bethel church efforts, and wind storm damage are described along with crop moisture and drought concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvord Banks
Farm Bureau
Opal Hasbrooke
Ward Knapp
Dale Hunter
C. P. Knapp
Walden Fry
LeMars
Sioux
Hancock Township
Red Cross Training School
Ladies of Bethel Church
Guy Minor
W. H. Brownawell
Milnerville
Braddock
N. D
F. A. Amos
Sioux City
Amos
Lawrence
Twogood
Elizabeth Haley
Knapp
Local society notes and farm blaze spotlight Milner and Cauley families
Miss Grace Briggs visited Sioux City with sister Lucille as Mr and Mrs Henry Harris escorted their daughter home. Rev J P Allen, recently ill, preached and plans a lakeside week. William Milner went to Minneapolis then Ft Snelling for July. John Clary farm near Sergeant Bluffs burned destroying buildings and stock. Enid Trumbauer, former Milnerville teacher, linked by family to Clary. Cauley siblings from Larchwood arrive to fix contracts for No 4 school. Milner family hurried to Sioux City after Monday call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haley-Neeley
Grace Briggs
Sioux City
Lucille
Lucille Harris
Henry Harris
Lucille Briggs
J. P. Allen
the Lakes
William A. Milner
Minneapolis
Ft. Snelling
John Clary
Sergeant Bluffs
Clary
John Mansfield
Enid Trumbauer
Milnerville
John Leyden Cauley
Lois Cauley
W. B. Milner
Miss Cauley
No. 4
Cauley
Larchwood
Richard Milner
Protect Your Home With Town Mutual Insurance
Protect your home and save 25 to 40 percent by securing a policy in the powerful Town Mutual Dwelling House of Des Moines Association. Risks in force total 272 million dollars with a cash surplus of 625 thousand. GEO RENTSCHLER, Agent, LeMars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Mutual Dwelling House of
Des Moines Association
GEO. Rentschler, Agt
LeMars
Milner Sister Improves. Bobby Taken to Town
Morning reports say Mrs. Milner's sister Mrs. Carl Lindgren in serious condition. They moved the boy Bobby to town to be near his mother. Late Monday she showed a marked improvement and Tuesday morning was much better, with hopes of recovery rising.
Laundress Benefited By Vege table Compound
Nashville Tennessee Mrs Harsyr Bornstein 406 Second Ave South reports severe run-down health improved after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound saying it acts as an excellent tonic and she feels younger. She urges others to try it and shares her positive experience from laundry work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Lydia E. Pinkham
Harsyr Bornstein
Second Ave
South
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Young Ladies’ Auxiliary
Cleveland Park
R. D. Sherman
Clifford Eyres
W. W. Larsen
Chad Godfrey
St. Paul's Parish
Percy Kistle
Mrs. George Richards
Mrs. Eastman
Mrs
Zack Eyres
George Richards
Eastman
C. Eastman
City Hall
W. S. Freeman
Roy Smith
M. Pitts
W. B. Hasbrook
H. A. Swanzy
Phil Hayden
Dan O'Brian
Friendship Club
Castalia Club
H. G. Lee
J. J. Moore
M. S. Walker
Thomas Eyres
A. C. Colledge
C. A. Wernli
G. L. Wernli
C. W. Bergfield
F. M. McGlothlen
Battenburg Club
M. W. Richey
George Koenig
Sara Davis
Orpheum
Bridge Club
Alice Moore
Gateway Club
Frank Levins
Frank Stearns
Willard
Carl Marcue
Bruce
Clarence Roseberry
Spirit Lake
W. W. Hyink
Theatre News Ee
Globe Post
Kingsley
James Bolton
Avia Bolton
Cora Munro
Garret Heimstra
George Bolton
Clarence Stevenson
Edwin Blacksten
Alva Blacksten
Victor Arickson
Aricksen
Albert
Walter
Baby
Algona
L. F. Kliebenstein
Frank Harvey
Pierson
Kingsley Business
C. Culler
Near Pierson
Lloyd Wissler
Carl Wissler
Max Wissler
Cherokee
Floyd James
Jene Richardson
Harold Gilmour
Junior Shade
Ed Page
Methodist Hospital
Lincoln
Remsen
Stock Yards Park
Albert Iciker
Mary Rustman
Minnesota
Fred Calkins
Lawrence Krause
Loyd Calkins
Hinton
Little Harry
Darlene Junck
Freemont Mencke
Lester Sager
Sparr
Kitenball
Clara
John Goldsmith
Chas. Goldsmith
Lawton
Balaton
Albert Idiker
Brownley
Piers
R. E. Jones Jeweler & Optometrist
T. M. Zink
West Union
Inema
Spotts & Post Druggist
Dikel Fur Co
Nebr
LaSalle
Business Bulletin
LaSalle Extension University
Ohio
Indiana
Andinois
Poe Pelican
St. S. W
C. D. Ray
First National Bank
Rickets Scott
Uns
Trust Department
The
American Trust & Savings Bank
Iowa
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