Sigma Tau Delta Organized at Western Union College
The eight pledges of the Sigma Tau Delta Honorary English Fraternity were entertained at a February 28 dinner hosted by Miss Emily Mayne. Officers elected included Laurel Stryker as president and Clarence Westphal as vice president. The local chapter has members across all degrees with Westphal as the sole male member. The Science Seminar also installed a new motion picture machine costing several hundred dollars to improve visual education and reduce interruptions during films.
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Sigma Tau Delta Honorary English
Emily Mayne
H. May Thomas
Laurel Stryker
Clarence Westphal
Treas
Myrna Adamson
Edna Paegler
Inez Anderson
Irene Anderson
Westphal
Sigma Tau Delta
Western Union
Western Union College Announces Next Year Artist Course
Western Union College outlines an exciting next year lineup headlined by Raymond Koch baritone at the first concert. The Muenzer String Trio and Norwegian pianist Stell Anderson join in a diverse program featuring chamber music and renowned international performers.
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Western Union College
Raymond Koch
Muenzer
Stell Anderson
Europe
LeMars
How ard T Kuist Publishes The Pedagogy of St Paul
Word arrives that How ard T Kuist of the class of 17 has published The Pedagogy of St Paul. Kuist is presently a professor of Greek language and literature at White's Biblical Seminary in New York.
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Howard T. Kuist
St. Paul
Freshman staff to edit The Gleam with March 24 issue
The Gleam will be edited by the Freshman class under Miss Thomas guidance. The staff has been elected and is already at work as a supplement to English class work. A big colorful Gleam is planned for March 24.
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Thomas
A0 Hour Devotion Observed At Owens
Special Correspondence reports a weekend sequence of town life events in Owens Iowa including funerals visits shoppers and social club meetings. The piece notes a 40 hours devotion at St Catherine church with multiple priests assisting and closes with visits among locals and a sick visit to Sacred Heart hospital in LeMars.
Infant burial and family visits reported in LeMars
Grant Mr and Mrs Fred Benicke mourn the loss of their infant son buried Monday in Grant township cemetery. Mrs Peter Brewer and children of Brunswick Neb visited her father William R Null who has been very sick. Dora Popken assists Louie Meyer with housework as Mrs Meyer recently had the flu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Benicke
Grant Township
Peter Brewer
Brunswick
Neb
LeMars
William R. Null
Herman Frerichs
Craig
Frank Friberg
Dora Popken
Louie Meyer
Meyer
Mammen silver wedding celebrated with honors
Mr and Mrs John Mammen celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary on Sunday March 8 Pastor J D Meyer and Rev Theodore Meyer spoke at the gathering A large group of relatives and friends attended a supper for over 125 guests and a silverware gift was given The account notes a broken arm incident involving a Miss Margaret Lubben visiting Herman Brunken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mammen
J. D. Meyer
Theodore Meyer
Preston Township
Margaret Lubben
Herman Brunken
Wishbone Comes Off Turning Car Upsets Near Ray Horn Farm
A car driven by Chuck Woodall overturned three miles east of town when its wishbone loosened. Woodall suffered shoulder hip and other bruises while passengers escaped serious injuries. The incident occurred late Sunday night near the Ray Horn farm.
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Chuck” Woodall
Woodall
Town
Ray Horn Farm
Grandma Reed
Bergendahl
Sioux City
Irvin Bart
W. H. Miller
L. F. Preston
Cushing
L. T. Preston
Jess Edwards
le Mars
Donald Treloar
Whiting
John Ebelheiser
R. BE. Hess
J. C. Vandaworker
Bridge Club
Hess
R. L. Cahill
North Dakota
D. W. Schneider
Pride of
Palomar
Casino Theater
Liberty Center team advances after LeMars tourney win
Liberty wins the sectional basketball qualifier at LeMars earning a spot in the district at Sheldon on March 13 14. Elmer Wetrosky aids with late scores to beat Ireton 25 to 16. Also notes moves of local families and school board reelection.
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Elmer Wetroskys
Herman Schultz
Hinton
William Robinson
Woodleys
George Knittle
Addis Hamann
Roy Mook
Sexon
Uess
Robinsons
LeMars
Liberty
Sheldon
Ireton
Wetrosky
Liberty Quint
Albert Mahoney
Helen McMahon
Frank Wetrosky
Evelyn
Stanton and LeMars
Local Notes from County Area Add Lively Visits
STRUBLE George Turnadine spent winter at Idaho Falls and returned to the George Henrich home. Mrs Florence Earley of TheMars aided Mrs Carl Baack who is ill with inflammatory rheumatism and pleurisy. George and Miss Irene Noble visited Howard South Carolina at the Lloyd Port home. Irene to stay for the summer. Joe Brandt returned from Sioux City relatives. George Lang works hauling finder for a new house northeast of here. Miss Mary McDougall of LeMars visited the McDougall couple. N. R. Schlesser shipped hogs to Sioux City. Dick Frerichs.
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George Turnadine
Idaho Falls
Idaho
George Henrich
Florence Earley
TheMars
Carl Baack
George
Irene Noble
Howard
S. C
Lloyd Port
Irene
Joe Brandt
Sioux City
George Lang
Mary McDougall
LeMars
Local farm and travel notes share moves and trips
Friday shipments include Ed Durband driving a carload of cattle. Miss Viola Albers helps with Carl Baack’s housework. H. C. Popken and family moved to Craig this week. Nic Delperdang and Richard Van Voorst relocate on Popken land. Clara Schwier visits from Morningside. Cobbert, Clark, and John left for Boone Iowa. Mabel Nicholson returns mid month from extensive visits. John Gillerman buys a Ford coupe in Orange City. Siebels and Popken at Sioux City auto show. Wiese improves from pleurisy. Dr Reeves treats William Nicholson for heart trouble. Irma Keegan visits Rock Valley. Several hogs and cattle carloads move in Sioux City market. Pete Croniy visits from Le Mars. Jim McMahon travels to Sioux City. Pritchett returns from Portland. Lillie visits Lewiston, Montana. A. P. Noble attends Sioux City with hogs. Billy Paulkner ill with pneumonia. Laughton returns from Iowa City. Mrs. Alec McDougall and Joan visit Ireton. Buckleys visit Sioux City. Jasmine Buckley trains at St. Vincent’s.
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Viola Albers
Carl Baack
H. C. Popken
Craig
Nic Delperdang
Popken
Richard van Voorst
Clara Schwier
Morningside
Clarence Cobbert
John Clark
Auto
Boone,la
Mabel Nicholson
New York
Pennsylvania
John Gillerman
Orange City
Henry Siebels
Sioux City
William Wiese
Dr. Reeves
LeMars
William Nicholson
Irma Keegan
Rock Valley
Fred Baack, Jr
Henry Mueller
Lou Becker
Pete Croniy
le Mars
Jim McMahon
Charles Pritchett
Portland
Ore
Lillie
Henry Hamer
Lewiston
Mont
A. P. Noble
Billy
Will Paulkner
Floyd Laughton
Iowa City
Leora
George Laughton
Alec McDougall
Joan
Ireton
Frank Wells
Fred Buckley
Jasmine Buckley
St. Vincent's Hospital
Local notes from Stanton area activities
Stanton residents enjoy a new radio as Mr and Mrs William Hodgson listen to programs. The Seleco club plans a meeting with Miss Bernice Stoewer on Saturday March 14. Mrs Paulina Schulz shows mild illness and well wishes pour in. Kehrberg Bros host a basket social planned for Wednesday March 25 at the center school house. Mrs Harry Schrooten visits Sioux City with her mother Mrs Snave. O J Schulz reports hog sales on the market. Mrs Leonard Schonrock and Mrs Will Stoewer host the Hinton Ladies Aid at the Schonrock home last Thursday.
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William Hodgson
Seleco Club
Bernice Stoewer
Paulina Schulz
Farm Bureau Entertainment Committee
Kehrberg Bros
Center School House
Harry Schrooten
Sioux City
Snave
O. J. Schulz
Leonard Schronrock
Will Stoewer
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Hinton
Schonrock
Large meeting ends with luncheon served by hostess
The gathering drew very large attendance as the meeting closed and the hostess served a delicious luncheon. Mrs. L. H. Bixby has been on the sick list. Thomas Britt had hogs on the Sioux City market. Klemme of LeMars did the trucking. Leonard Schoenrock sold several colts to Harm Kruse of Grant township. Mrs. Hauschildt and son Fritzy were weekend visitors at the Willan Stoewer home. Herman Schulz's sale went well with all items selling. A man and his mother are considering moving to LeMars soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Bixby
Thomas Britt
Sioux City
Klemme
LeMars
Leonard Schoenrock
Harm Kruse
Grant Township
Hauschildt
Fritzy
Willan Stoewer
Herman Schulz
Herman
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