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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1931
Page
1
In Remsen and nearby, residents hosted visitors from Iowa and beyond. Highlights include the Buckley Slowey wedding at St Joseph church Struble and a Struble Granville ball game, plus gatherings in Le Mars and Sioux City with family and friends.
Craig reports a busy birthday week with multiple celebrations. Ralph Peebles marked his tenth with about 20 friends, Bobby Zibelle turned seven, Ruth Zibelle was turning fourteen with a party, and Mrs. Jas O Meara hosted two Sioux City nieces while the Waite family and Ray Smiths visited Jesse Peebles. Maxine Peebles joined from Le Mars for a weeklong visit.
Queen Wilhelmina loyalists fill a Sioux County W C T U citizenship class with 84 applicants. Thirty two are Dutch natives and two from Germany. The weekly ten week session meets at Sioux Center home of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony TePaske, each member provides Bradshaw's Americanization Questioner, instruction free. Guests at Tkneubek home include Rev and Mrs John Raymaker of Hartford Conn Steve Raymaker Grundy Center IA Mr and Mrs Wm Van der Keift and daughter Mrs Ben Mouw Sioux Center Mr and Mrs Albert Bonema and children Hawarden. A Pipestone MN deal closed making Clifford Duffin owner of Tip Top general merchandise, succeeding John Top.
Liberty Margarite Wadsley and Frank Wetrosky wed last Saturday. Farm bureau picnics drew many from the area to LeMars on Tuesday. The John Lehmann family visited Sioux City on Wednesday. Robbie Sweeney had tonsils removed at Akron hospital last Saturday. Lucille Tremeter and Edwin Beaulieu married Saturday, June 20. Hot weather boosts corn and crop prospects for harvest. George Lehmann and wife visited Sioux City on Saturday. Funeral for Leona Gertrude Mansfield held at St. Joseph church Ellen dale, burial at Mt. Calvary in Sioux City. Rev. T J McKenna officiated. Mrs. Frank Helm and Mata Rosenow returned from a four day trip to the Ames 4-H girls club convention. Sioux township beat Liberty 6 to 5 in baseball at Liberty diamond.
The Plymouth county Farmers Union plans its quarterly meeting in Remsen on July 2 in the evening. Numerous local residents attend events and visits noted include Briggs and Shepard families from Bismarck. A wedding for Lucille Trometer and Edwin Beaulieu was held June 20 with a honeymoon planned in the Black Hills.
A roundup of social visits, weddings, and daily events from Stanton and nearby towns. Activities include a surprise birthday party for Miss Elsie Adler, attendance at Fern Mandelkow’s Le Mars wedding, old neighbors at Grandpa Schultz’s funeral, and various visits among Ross, Mosher, and Pierson families. Local sports report Hancock township beating Cole's Addition 22 to 12. Mrs. Hoffmann and Romane visited Nieligh, crops are dry with little rain. Rachel McKinley and William Schultz quietly married in Defiance Indiana. The Stanton W M S will meet July 1 at Mrs. Meantime’s home.
Bismarck residents visit Snedd Bilge home. Emmett and Ernest Solomon drive to Scotland to take Bill Moser to work. they return the same day with Mary Moser visiting her sister Mrs Earl Mosher. Grandma Rusk enjoys niece Miss Rusk from Flandresa. Miss Rainsbottom helps. Lucille Maloney spends days at A. D. Ross home sewing. Mrs Humphrey and Ruth Brosamle of Sioux City dine with H. W. Brosamle.
Art Zimmerman mentions that Mrs Lillie Lippke will lead the devotion al and Mrs Ray Berner will conduct the lesson study. Paul McKinley from Defiance, Iowa visits his sister Mrs Robert Hodgson, while all dealers are assured of minimum standards being uniform at all stations.
The new gasoline law requires all gasoline sold in Iowa to meet federal minimum standards after July 4, preventing state to be a dumping ground for inferior fuels. It will curb evasion of the 3 cents a gallon road tax by mixing untaxed adulterants, and proper enforcement will protect the consumer.
A small town businessman balks at advertising saying it takes time away. A newspaper man asks why. The man replies he once advertised last summer and had no time to fish the whole season, illustrating a humorous resistance to promotion.
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