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06 Mar 1939
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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1939
Page
1
A partial, garbled item mentions Peeble and the Hor with unclear context. Limited readable words suggest a short, unresolved snippet rather than a full story.
A fragment from a local newspaper hints at a dispute or issue in the community. Readable bits reference a tense situation, with names and places partially visible, suggesting a developing story or public concern.
Le Mars Iowa daily newspaper note details its status as a leading city and county paper with editor R F Starzl and an Iowa post office entry under March 3 1879 law.
The notice lists rates for subscriptions with advance payments including per year two dollars, six months, and three months options. It presents a compact pricing table indicating shorter term terms and a discounted annual rate.
Perry Center correspondent reports farmers at the Leo Sitzmann farm auction near Kingsley on Tuesday. Lawrence Vondrak upgrades his house wiring and adds a slight plant. A soil conservation sign up meeting was held at Sloan school district 8 Saturday. Mrs M Petersen and Mrs Lawrence Dilly of Hawarden visited daughter and sister Mrs Dan Goodwin in Morningside Friday evening. Mr and Mrs Eugene Vondrak and their little daughter visited the Sweeney home in Liberty township Sunday. Mr and Mrs O W Crouch were visitors in LeMars Tuesday in the homes of Guy Maxey and Andrew Crouch and attended the county conservation meeting. Several families attended a surprise birthday dinner for Mrs Albert Asplund in Bronx City Sunday. David Swanson and son Francis with Albert Swanson made a business trip to Charter Oak Iowa Tuesday afternoon. Mr and Mrs C W Crouch
Visiting Mr and Mrs Ed R Knapp in Hancock township reports his former Yeomen area residence and illnesses Mrs Knapp suffered dislocated shoulder and other injuries. In coming days several farm moves occur as families relocate to nearby farms including Attrill Robinson Hin ton and Berger properties. A business trip to LeMars was made by Mr and Mrs David Swanson and Ruth.
Consignment hogs sold in Sioux City market with Elmer Oltmanns handling trucking. Bill Kruse, Brunsville business caller, and numerous relatives gathered at Fred Brunken and Fred Plueger homes for birthdays and anniversaries. Regina Plueger assisted at Charley Plueger home. Many neighbors visited, played cards, and shared meals. Bruno Brunken moved from Craig area to near LeMars. Grant Luther League to meet at schoolhouse Sunday. Alice and Louise Lubhen hosted Minnie Von Hagel's return from Renken home duties.
A quiet wedding was held at the home of Mr and Mrs G J Engeljes when their daughter Grace wed Tony Van Kockel son of Mr and Mrs H Van Kockel A large gathering from the community witnessed the ceremony and affections of family and friends were exchanged in a modest Presbyterian setting
Maurice and nearby towns share a flurry of family events and visits. Weddings in Sioux Center mark new unions with receptions. relatives gather for birthdays and dinners as residents travel to Sheldon LeMars Hawarden and Sioux City for greetings and meals.
A Sunday gathering at John Frerichs celebrated his birthday with guests including Renken Lubben pairs, Siebels Garrels Ludwigs Westhoff and Quitmanns. pinochle and lunch followed. Other items note Martin Toben's move, Mammen and Plueger family visits, Will Hartmann moving, Elmer Plueger work, multiple birthday events, a postponed Ladies Aid meeting, Laura Oetken ill, and a scarlet fever quarantine at Emil Schutte home.
Walter Klemme acted as a business caller in the John Hauschild home on Friday, with Mr. and Mrs. Dick Frerichs assisting Mrs. Minnie Harms with papering.
The Stanton Evangelical church Women’s Missionary Society held its monthly meeting at Mrs. Clifford Kress’s home with most members present. Activities included devotions by Mrs. Anna Zimmerman, a missionary poem, study chapters by Mrs. Doris Johnson, an autobiography by Mrs. Opal Weidauer, and a vocal duet by Mrs. O. W. Weidauer and Mrs. Merle Weidauer. A social hour followed with refreshments. The April meeting is set for April 14 in joint session with the Circle. Community notices note several local family moves and farm changes, including the Schnepf and Schraad families, the Farmers, the Kos tenancy, and other Plymouth Township shifts.
Two performers named Cloudy P Cloudy headline a puzzling stage event on February 27 with unclear punchline. The fragment hints at a double act or duet and a cloudy theme, but details are incomplete.
The revival at the Free Methodist church began with two strong services and notable a presence of the Lord. Rev. Warren L. Chase of Ottawa Kansas brings a vital message and high school and college students are especially invited to attend amid hopeful congregational singing.
The program for evening services includes singing and topics by Rev. Chase such as Signs of a Revival Personal Responsibility and A Midnight Ride. The public is urged to attend and see that the day of revival is not past. Services start nightly at 7 30.
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