Fourth of July celebration planned in Seney
The Volunteer Sunday school class of Seney will sponsor a Fourth of July celebration at the Seney grove on the 4th. Ball games and races announced. All welcome to attend.
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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1932
Page
7
The Volunteer Sunday school class of Seney will sponsor a Fourth of July celebration at the Seney grove on the 4th. Ball games and races announced. All welcome to attend.
A collage of local notices features meals at Community Inn with affordable prices and a lobby for relaxing after meals. It mentions corn plowing figures for N A Reisch and several residents visiting relatives in Sioux City and Spirit Lake. Emeline Scribner returns from Florida to Akron, plus several local social visits and church attendance.
Community items include trade notices for insurance and cane sugar prices, plumbing and heating services, and canvas repairs. Several notices mention store closings for July 4th while residents travel to destinations such as Sheldon Iowa Pasadena and Richmond California with multiple family and visitor updates.
Sjostrom Bros Subway Barber Shop offers Fourth of July specials with haircuts at 25 cents baths at 265c and Roy's 25 cent meals. Location is one-half block west of Union hotel at 508. Local notices mention travel to Cedar Rapids, Rhodes scholarship for Clyde Kluckhohn, and radio broadcasts by C G Binderup on several Nebraska stations. Donald and Walton Smith plan a Kansas City trip for the Fourth, visiting relatives before heading to Oklahoma.
Carload watermelons received and one per person for the 4th of July. Sjostrom Bros advertise fireworks including sky rockets and roman candles. Local families plan outings to Minnesota lakes. Funeral for John Lehner held in Kingsley. Reverend Cleveland, once a Plymouth County figure, blinded by a stroke. Sioux City Army recruiting for 7th Corps Area resumes for multiple branches. The 7th Corps Area is noted as a strong local trade school for training.
Mr and Mrs J H Frink and children Ray Hubert Jean and Fred Frink returned from Geneva Lake Minn after a three weeks fishing trip. Helen Schueller daughter of Mr and Mrs M J Schueller at 114 Sixth Ave S W celebrated her seventh birthday with lawn games and a birthday cake among 14 playmates.
G P Simeon notary public notes a full selection of fireworks at Sjostrom Bros. Globe-Post highlights the store as offering the most complete line in town. Shverding Walz promote the Want Ada.
David Goldstein of Sjostrom Bros will speak at Foster Park in LeMars on Friday July 29 under the auspices of the Catholic Daughters of America. The lecture promotes twine supply and business interests.
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