Weekend visits and family gatherings noted in Wisconsin
Mrs Ri J M Longre attended a weekend gathering at Mrs Frank Koenig's home with Jerry Allen and Betty's family. Mrs H Peterson and primgar were also present. The group toured and spent time at the Koenig residence as plans were discussed for an upcoming event. Mr Mayrose and daughter left Saturday to Mey for a silver jubilee honoring Father Goetzinger in nearby town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Mayrose
Daughtray
Mey
William Goetzinger
Father Goetzinger
Mayrose
Joan Bauerly
Farl Bauerly
Newell
Iowa
the Ark
Cherokee
John Bauer
Warl Bauerly
John Peterson
Dorothy
Roland Hennigs
Inez
Harold Rembe
Joan
Bill Peterson
Philys Kurtzhals
Lloyd Ehrp
LeMars Local Notes and Social Rounds Move About Town
Various short items: Charles zink paid for used furniture listings. Krull Furniture, Raw W. H. Traut of Omaha visited LeMars. First Baptist Church cream social. local lawn social with 15 cent items. Mrs Jacob Sims visiting in LeMars. H. B. Merritt family from Ohio visiting relatives. lawn mower sharpening and tree delivery advertised with phone 821R. Mrs Herbert Beck from Remsen visited in John Hanna home. refrigeration service and washing machine repair offered. Marjorie Sims of Philadelphia visiting sister Mrs Geonze Sturgis. Women’s Society of Christian Service to meet in Seney Hall July 2 at 2 pm. Le Verne Swisher leaves for Hammond Ind to live with father. July 3 4 5 town celebration street closure noted with free parking. Miller’s Grocery top of list. local visitors return from Los Angeles and Long Beach trip.
Local notices and visits fill LeMars community pages
Social rounds in LeMars and surrounding areas show Mrs. Cloyd Woodke returning from a motor trip through the Black Hills. Various guests and travelers visit families in LeMars, Akron, Sioux City, and nearby towns. The piece notes shopping ads for Fouts deluxe chickens and Miller’s Grocery with parking access, plus a Baptist Missionary Society meeting and a church wedding in Cherokee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Cloyd Woodke
Black Hills
Local shop ad and social notes in LeMars edition
Classified items include dress sales at Clara Owen Shop with prices, a July clearance, and new stock. Local residents travel to Waterloo Des Moines Chicago and Michigan while others visit relatives in Carroll Platteville Cedar Falls. Tractor tires urged to buy before July 1st to save on taxes and price increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth Co-op
Oil Co
Notice to Farmers on Grain Guide Sale
Farmers are urged to save grain and labor with Wengler's grain guide and grain saver sold by J. B. Mayrose Implement Co. The Plymouth county R E A meeting in Rock Rapids was attended by Charles Mammen R P Krause Art Bog entief W. G. Anderson Oral Banks and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wengler
J. B. Mayrose Implement Co
A. M. Forsberg
Plymouth County R. BE. A
Charles Mammen
R. P. Krause
Art Bogentief
W. G. Anderson
Oral’ Banks
Rock Rapids
Travel styled for a carefree trip at Modern Beauty Shop
A note touts a vacation ready look with a new hairstyle to add glamour and ease for travel. Lois Allemang at Modern Beauty Shop offers styling services and a contact phone 912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Allemang
Farmers Repair Canvas At Local Harness Shop
Farmers bring in binder canvases for repair with old ones serviced and new ones made to order at the Harness and Binder Canvas Repair Shop run by Fred Hirt at 127 Hast Plymouth St LeMars Indiana. Hosiery sale notes 55c or 2 for $1.00 with newer stock 69c and 89c in 2 3 4 and 6 thread lines valid for this week. Mrs Minnie Spronkhorst of Treton died of a heart attack at home. Chamber of Commerce closes stores Friday July 4 with some open Thursday night July 3. Howard Leach and Wm Sleezer of Sioux City detained by LeMars police then returned to Sioux City. Iowa Taxpayers Assn reports Plymouth County 1938 admin costs at $54 609 or $2.32 per person. sheriff's office 1939 total $8 063 and 34c per person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hirt
Plymouth St
LeMars
Clyara Owen Shop
Chamber of Commerce
George Dennis
Howard Leach
Wm. Sleezer
Sioux City
Iowa Taxpayers Association of
Deg Moines
Plymouth County
Sheriff’s Office
First Baptist Church Resolution Honors City Officials
A Sunday morning service at the First Baptist church passed unanimously a resolution thanking the mayor, the city council, and other city officials for courtesy shown to ministers, W C T U members, and church representatives at the Tuesday city council meeting. It adds that the church will cooperate with authorities on law enforcement and moral life efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Le Mars Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits and Travel
Dr Rozeboom returned from a two week vacation in Holland Michigan. Mrs Pouley of Sioux City visits her parents in Le Mars. Local residents and guests share trips, visits, and family celebrations across Le Mars including Joins, parties, and a birthday gathering for Mrs Lang with relatives from Le Mars Hinton Kingsley and Sioux City present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Parkinson
John Thompson
Blairstown
Riverview Park
Cedar Falls
W. B. Rozeboom
Holland
Michigan
J. D. Pouley
Sioux City
W. R. Winders
Herman Lang
Edward Lamgz
Eldon Lang
Paul Henrich
le- Roy Lang
Harold
Bobby Heimgartner
le- Mars
Albert Binneboese
Wm. Franzen
Chris Lang
Hinton
Fred Henry
Kingsley
Adolph
Ed Cunningham
Night Shoot Tuesday and Local Visits Reported
Night Shoot at LeMars Skeet and Gun Club announced for Tuesday July 1. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Samp son of Racine Wisconsin visit their mother Mrs. Bertha Garton. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Lorenzen of Albia plan a weekend with Frank Reynolds. Helen and Leona Branch return from St Paul after attending the Eucharistic congress. Mrs. J B Banks and Judy arrive from Hutchinson Kansas to visit the Reynolds family. The Ladies Auxiliary of Hildreth Memorial church meets Thursday at 2 PM at the church then drives to the home of Mrs Pech for their regular meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph D. Sampson and Son
Racine, Wis
Bertha Garton
Mrs. Wilson Lorenzen
Albia
Frank Reynolds
J. B. Banks
Judy
Hutchinson, Kansays
de Reynolds
2Nd Ave
Hildreth Memorial Church
Ed Pech
Johanna Pech
Popular Couple Joined In Wedlock
Miss Marcia Foreman and Egbert John Aalbers married at the bride’s home in Sen ey on June 20 at 1 30 pm. Rev J E Brink officiated. Bertha Vogel played the wedding march. Attendants included Dorothy Foreman and Marion Aalbers. A reception followed with 100 guests. The couple plans to live on the Aalbers farm east of Alton after a brief wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcia Foreman
Mike Foreman
Seney
Egbert John Aalbers
Nick Aalbers
Alton
J. E. Brink
Carnes
Bertha Vogel
Jake Foreman
Lester Foreman
Ellen Luchtenburg
Dorothy Foreman
Marion Aalbers
Catherine Cleveringa
Virginia Cambier
Margaret Reinders
Ada Schuller
Lois Berkenpas
Sue Brouwer
Tena Mars
Mesdames al Weikamp
Hilbert Jager
John Vander Ziel
Ashton
Leota
Minn
Pildeewoam
Alon
Grain Field Day Set For July 8 At Schmitz Farm
A grain field day invites all interested to inspect flax barley and oats treated last spring and view the Albert Schmitz oat variety test plot containing 10 varieties. Assistant extension plant pathologist J H Standen will assist on the tour with the first stop at 1 pm at the Schmitz farm, 1 1/2 miles west of Remsen on Highway No 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Schmitz
J. H. Standen
Alfert ‘Schmitz
Schmitz
Remsen
Shirley Held Chosen for Iowa Farm Youth School
Miss Shirley Held of Hinton is selected to represent Plymouth County at the first Iowa Farm Youth School at Iowa State College from July 22 to August 28. The six week program covers home economics, social issues, recreation, and student council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Held
Albert Held
Hinton
Plymouth County
Iowa Farm
Iowa State College
Shirley
Held
The
Extension Service
Des Moines
Weather Summary D N Zeiz June 23 to 29
Local observer D N Zeiz records June 23 to 29 weather data. Data covers daily conditions including temperatures precipitation and notable events. Summary notes patterns in rainfall and clarity, with emphasis on deviations from prior periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. N. Zeiz
Ahlers Resigns from County AAA Committee
Henry J. Ahlers resigns from the county AAA committee to take new duties as a member of the state highway commission starting July 1. His resignation advances the alternate J. P. Schroeder to the third member post on the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Ahlers
AAA
State Highway Commission
Ahler
J. P. Schroeder
Community leaders appointed to county committee duties
Sehroeder has devoted time to the committee and knows its duties. Ahlers has served on the county AAA committee since its organization and farmers value his service. He will begin new duties on July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sehroeder
Ahlers
State Ruling On Punchboard and Gambling Provisions
The Iowa attorney general in an opinion held mere possession of a punch board does not prove keeping a fumbling house. A separate charge for possessing punch boards as illegal can apply as a misdemeanor with up to a year’s jail or a $500 fine. The state must prove the operator allowed others to play. Another opinion by Ben H. Hall allowed pin ball and music machines to be assessed to the controlling owner or business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qpoan
Ben H. Hall
Iowa State Property Tax Division
Ferguson Adams Nuptials At Concordia Lutheran Sioux City
Miss Florence M. Ferguson daughter of Mr and Mrs Ferguson Perry township and Karl Adams of Morningside Sioux City were married Sunday June 22 at Concordia Lutheran church Sioux City Rev R W Meyers officiated The bride wore blue crepe and white flowers The groom wore a blue suit They will reside at 115 South Alice Street Morningside
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence M. Ferguson
Matt
Sioux City Central High School
Mrs. Adams
South
Alice Street
Imi Morningside
Renewal of Driver Licenses Scheduled at Police Station
Sheriff Frank Scholer announced that applications for renewal of driver licenses will be taken at the police station on July 3 and 4 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. The notice emphasizes the convenience of on site processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Scholer
Cones Sports & Post runs large acquaint sale
Over 1600 ice cream cones were given away along with 5 gallons of free drinks and 400 cigars in a post sale event now managed by Fred Van Sickle and George Mount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sports & Post
Fred van Sickle
George Mount
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Jcal
Iacob
G. Koenig
Ray Budde
Budde
Denver
Cole
Pam ‘Lemke
Daugh
Arthur Justi
Ri J. M. Longre
Wisconsin and
Arie
Ie Gahn
Her
Daughin
Calif
Helen
Koenig
Jerry
Allen
Betty’s. Parband
J. G. Koenig
W. Root
Gatel
Miller’s Grocery
Charles
Zink
Krull Furniture Store
Raw W. H. Traut
Omaha, Neb
Lawn
Jacob’ Sims
Dennison
George Sturgis
H. B. Merritt
Loudeaaville
Ohio
Le‘Mars
Aj Koppers
Herbert Beck
John Hanna
A. H. Ehlers
Marjorie Sims
Philadelphia
Geonze’ Sturgis
Soeciety of Christian Service
Seney Hall
C. F. Nanninga
le Verne Swisher
John Bauerly
George Swisher
Hammond
Ind
W. F. Grahlman
James
Anna Grahlman
H. H. Dickman
Los Angeles
Long Beach
Cal
Grahiman
Colgate
Mess
Ice Cream Co
Plymouth St. N. W
Ray A
Stanton Yin
Eekman
Harry
Americaino
Fred K
4Th Ave
Serpenau
Isadore
America bin
John
1St Ave
Wesley
Cent
Mrs. I. T
Nutt
Paul E
Ert
Frank
Hroeder
Dominic
Union
Nith
Alfred W
St. Sohn
Srd Ave
Olf
Elmer
Marion
Fred
Maurice H
6Th St
Wilbur
8Th St
Mose
Set Ave
Itolson, Richard
St S.man
Brunsville
Magner
J. F
America
Central Electric & ‘Telephone Comm
V. Hansen
Mar
Reid
George VP
Foot’s
W. K. Veale
Burbank
Helen Edmonds
Sturgis
Matt Agnes
Mary Lynn
Fort Dodge
P. J. Moran
Dale Franck
Ray Lafferty
Emil A. Lee
Eugene
George Fara
Akron
W. B. Parkinson
Schubert Parkinson
Lake Klitherne
Charlotte Lynch
Cahool, Mo
William Lynch
Emma Hentges
Hibbing, Minn
le Mars
Geraldine Bogen
W.M. Manning
Charles Plendl
Joseph Ohbesle
Val Plendl
Peggy Sutton
Smithland
Chris Morton
G. A. Hansen
William Brandstetter
Christine
Ethel, Mo
Jacob Brandstetter
Walter S. Clarke
Elysian, Minn
Scott Clarke
E. H. Nordstrom
Leslie Thorp
W. G. Brandstetter
Darrell Gralapp
Robert Gralapp
Libbie
Winfield
Kansas
Albert Harris
Chicago
H. P. van Zuiden
Jane
Fred Miller
Arnold Coppock
Sioux Falls
S. Oak
W. E. Keller
Clemie Newell
W. Knoop
Regina Henings
Walt Collins
Kilbury
Miller's
Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Jennings
A. Coppock
Stanley Boyens
H. Boyens
Pelt and Poney
Gray Co
Clara Owen
Benny Hahn
Waterloo
R. L. Budde
Rollo Budde
Salt Lake City
Roddy Eyres
D. W. Schneider
Billy Arendt
A. J. Hogan
Tiffin
Eeews
Burton All
Cora Baldwin
Carroll
Harry Plath
St. James Ladies' Aid
Church Hall
James Deegan
John Cronin
John Roerigz
John Osterholt
Platteville
Wisconsin
Fred Ortseheid
Galena
American Cleaners
Inez Sexton
4Th
Ave. S. E
Minnie Spronkhorst
Treton
Myr
J. A. Mathey
Pequot
Minnesota
Mr. Mathey
Clara
Owen
Merlin
L. N. Hansen
Silver Lake
Anna Muecke
James Halladay
Jefferson
Minneapolis
Pat Coffey
Stanley Neubrand
C.gc
J. R. Karr
Ireton
Farm Bureau
State Fair Grounds
Sofia Marskowsky
Highway 5
Anna Ahlifs
H. F. Groetken
D. Dambrink
A. C. Greenen
Omaha
Nebr
J. W. Kissinger
Jack
Jim
W. K. Hemphill
Tally Hi Club
Gerald Hemphill
Gordon Lockard
Ed Meyer
Inlaw
Raymond Meyer
Fonda
Council Oak
J.E. Woomer
Judy Lockard
Wither Barber
Cedar Rapids
Norte Kock
Long, Beach
Eahiedt
Ray Angell
Vern
Robert Kock
Arcadia
Don de Pree
Moville
Blanche la Bahn
Marke John
California
de Pree
Florence Clarke
Iowa Public Service Co
Charles L. Dyk
Orange City Capital
Sioux County
Father Meis
St. Joseph's Parish
Granville
Dyk
Orange City
James H. Treneman
LeMars Skeet and Gun Club
Helen and
Leona Branch
St. Paul, Minn
S. Held
Farm Youth School
Sunkist
Vigor-Tex
Wilson’s
Swift's Wieners
Ferguson-Adams
South Alice Street
Gearke
Pork & Beans
Armour
Picnic
Swift
Monarch
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