Pioneer Nemmers Dies After Long Life Of Work And Use Of Industry
Michael Nemmers 81 died at home in LeMars after a long career as contractor and inventor. Survived by wife Catherine, four sons Joe Dell Rapids and three others, four daughters, 36 grandchildren, 10 great grandchildren. Funeral at St Josephs Catholic church.
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Michael Nemmers
Plymouth County
First Avenue N. W
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Catherine
Joe Nemmers
Dell Rapids
S. D
al Nemmers
John G. Nemmers
Nick Nemmers
LeMars
Anna Fischback
Granville
J. B. Umhoefer
Cumberland
Wis
John Toller
Council Bluffs
Clara Owen
J. W. Kircher
Rev
J. Nemmers
Gilbertsville
Peter Nemmers
le Mars
Susan Monguage
Nemmers
Dondel
Luxemburg
Tete Des Morts
Dubuque
Catherine Marx
Mr. Nemmers
Watson
Nemmerg
Nick Kilburg
Frank Miller
Mike Kleitsch
J. W. Pins
Ireton
al. John
Nick
Dudley Crafts Watson Exhibition Draws LeMars Visitors
LeMars residents who visited a mobile library to view Dudley Crafts Watson paintings found the exhibit worthwhile. It features 21 pictures priced from 100 to 400 dollars, including a cloud study valued at 100 dollars. The works evoke tended gardens and landscaped farms with refined, Parisian influence.
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LeMars
Dudley Craf
Natson
Paris
Program of Special Interest Sunday Evening
On Sunday evening March 29 at 7 30 a program of special interest will be given featuring a processional The Palms and readings including Three Knocks that Summoned in the Night a piece by Margaret Farley and scenes including Aunt Margaret's Tenth Six Characters and Acordia Invitation is extended to all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Farley Nowewhte
Castelene Cloyce Hasbrook
Margaret
Iowa seed corn found mostly useless in germination tests
Only 66 percent of Iowa seed corn from 943 farms in 96 counties tested fit for use at the national seed corn show in Chicago. About 34 percent of town seed corn showed poor germination. Expert J S Naylor urges farmers to test seed now to avoid replanting and harvest shortages. Earnest Pearson of Mitchellsville won the Iowa sweepstakes. Elsie Paluska of Waverly won the national championship and the 1000 prize.
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Iowa
Chicago
J. S. Naylor
Mr. Naylor
Earnest Pearson
Mitchellsville
Polk County
Elsie M. Paluska
Waverly
Ill
C. M. Kittle
LeMars Census Counts 4 486 Residents
C E Clarke assessor presents LeMars current census showing 4 486 residents living in the town. The last official count listed 4 683, with analysis to explain the drop forthcoming. Clarke notes further census details to be released later.
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C. E. Clarke
LeMars
Mr. Clarke
First Methodist Church Seeks Growth in Sunday School
The article invites parishioners to grow the Sunday school with classes for all ages and encourages attendance at Sunday worship at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. The Epworth league will discuss Christ’s obedience to conviction at 6:30 p.m. A Fanny Crosby memorial service and a box social in the church basement are noted as well attended and successful events. Mrs. George Gordon returns from Marcus.
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First Methodist Church
Christ
Epworth League
Fanny Crosby
Charles H. Seward
Express Company Offers Free Shipments to Tornado Areas
L. W. Brown of American Express announces free transportation for shipments designated to the tornado areas in Wisconsin, Missouri, and Illinois, including food and clothing. Tremendous relief materials are pouring in as agencies mobilize along the devastation and reconstruction work proceeds.
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L. W. Brown
American Express Company
Winois
Missouri
Illinois
Man Denied Bail in Murder Case of McClintock Heir
William D. Shepherd heir to $1,000,000 must remain in the county jail after a four day hearing as Chief Justice Hopkins denies bail on the murder charge of William McClintock. State's Attorney Crewe pressed for a harsh verdict citing typhoid fever inoculation as a weapon and premeditated motive.
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Chicago
William D. Shepherd
William McClintock
McClintock
Jacob Hopkins
Criminal Court
Shepherd
Robert E. Crewe
Billy McClintock
Crewe
Hopkins
Stewart
Thomas Marshall
William Scott Stewart
State
Crowe
State of
Illinois
Billy McCintock
Fatman
LeMars Election Skepticism Amid Ballyhoo and Farmer Candidates
The LeMars voters express tepid interest as Monday’s city election nears. Republicans push a loud opposition while the public critiques past officials’ lack of common sense. Voters weigh Marania Wallace Winslow’s council against farmer candidates and the prospect of change for political jobs.
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LeMars
Marania Wallace
Winslow
Lanners
C. L. Pinney
George Rentschler
Charles Trueblood
H. J. Butler
Sunday Church Services and Confirmand Names
On Sunday March 29 the church hosts 9 30 Sunday school and 10 30 English services with the presentation of confirmands Lester Hartter Elmer P Braband Herbert A Frahm Lydia Frahm Margaret Hansen Margaret Weber Jennie Braband A U P league devotional at 6 30 and 7 30 German services The Ladies Aid meets Thursday afternoon in the church parlors with Mrs Thaden as hostess Choir practice Friday night Theodore A Thomas pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Hartter
Elmer P. Braband
Herbert A. Frahm
Lydia Frahm
Margaret Hansen
Margaret Weber
Jennie Braband
U. P. League
Ladies’ Aid Society
Thaden
Theodore A. Thomas
Plymouth County Board Approves Township Clerks
Plymouth county board of supervisors approved the township clerks Isaac Harris John Mertes D P Hoffmann Walter G Sloan Herman J Harms Otis Richardson Ed Heimgartner Fred Neuen schwander William Fromme Phil Em mert H C Hoyt. Depository bonds were approved for county banks and a contract was awarded to Leo Marx for channel change work in Hungerford township at 936 cents per cubic yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth County Board of Supervisors
Isaac Harris
John Mertes
D. P. Hoffmann
Walter G. Sloan
Herman J. Harms
Otis Richardson
Ed Heimgartner
Fred Neuenschwander
William Fromme
Phil Emmert
H. C. Hoyt
Plymouth County
Leo Marx
Hungerford
First Presbyterian Church Sunday Notices March 29
Sunday school at 10 p.m. morning worship at 11. Sacrament of the Lord s Supper. Evening worship at 7 30. Do we need to be Christians. Christian endeavor meets 6 30 p.m. Leader Harry Woods topic Friendliness through Evangelistic missions. Session at 10 45 to receive new members. Orchestra rehearsal Thursday 5 p.m. Mid week service 7 30 p.m. Thursday. Annual meetings Thursday evening April 2. Ladies plan pot luck supper. Reports due from all church organizations. Rev James A Hills minister.
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First Presbyterian Church
Harry Woods
James A. Hills
LeMars Radio Club Plans Reform to Cut Interference
Local fans in LeMars discuss forming a radio club to eliminate interference at concerts and sponsor a free instruction school for radio owners. Membership would cost $1 and include a badge. The initial list includes B C Woolley Jim Nicholson Clarke Volser Nic Mertes and others.
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LeMars
Lsted
B. C. Woolley
Jim Nicholson
Clarke Volser
Nic Mertes
G. V P. Simeon
G. A. Boyce
L. L. Jones
R. F. Starzl
A. C. McPhaden
A. Henn
C. D. Ray
J. M. Auer
Earl Crowley
Louis Bellaire
Pat Rickabaugh
Harold Pattison
F. W. Knopp
O. D. Kime
Orion Parkinson
Missionary week announcements from local church
Announcements for the week begin ning March 29 list Bible school at 10 preaching at 11 with sermon To Whom Shall We Go Young people meeting at Be 690 evening services on south China Dr Groesbeck will lecture Monday March 30 highlighting 27 years with the American Baptist Foreign Mission society A prayer meeting Thursday 7 30 and the monthly missionary meeting at Mrs Frank Simpson's 45 Second avenue W Wednesday afternoon April 1 J W Case pastor
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South China
Dr. Groesbeck
Groesbeck
American Baptist Foreign Mission Society
Frank Simpson
Second Avenue
J. W. Case
Union Presbyterian Church Welcomes New Pastor
Sunday school at 10 and morning worship at 11 mark Rev. W. E. Smith’s initial service as pastor with subject The Cup of Blessing. Communion to be observed. Evening service at 7 with Life’s Three Days. Annual meeting lists officers for church and Sunday school including W. H. Eyres and C. J. Smith in leadership roles.
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W. EE. Smith
W. E. Smith
W. H. Eyres
Justees
C. KE. Eyres
Herman May
G. A
W. BE. Smit
Harry Aker
Hoyt
I. R. Thompson
Ed Twogood
Fred Featherston
Walter Parry
John Manning
Dorothy Eyres
Esther Hyres
James Hoyt
John Harvey
W. S. Smith
C. J. Smith
William Hoyt
Irene Kohl
Mary Eyres
Opal Parry
Jed Featherston
Carlton Stokes
Mra
J. Lindsay
LeMars Band to Broadcast Friday Night Program
LeMars Municipal band will broadcast from KFCY Western Union college station Friday at 9 p m under M K E Reed. The concert features popular and novelty numbers with an overture or two and is aided by Bellaire's Music store.
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LeMars
Western Union College
KFCY
M. K E. Reed
Bellaire
LeMars Student Catherine Hansen Named Iowa Poet Laureate
Miss Catherine Hansen of LeMars and a Morningside College student is named Iowa poet laureate by the governor. Friends describe her as a prolific and unusual writer, though further details are not provided.
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Catherine Hansen
LeMars
Morningside College
Iowa
Hansen
Falling Kite Wrecks High Radio Antenna
Kite enthusiasts flew devices over the city but a large Malay kite broke from the wind and tangled in the radio aerial above the American Trust and Savings bank. The eventual tangle caused parts of galvanised wire to drop onto the roof while the transmitting counterpoise near the roof held stock market reports. Mrs J W Hoffman of Bellendale visited relatives in LeMars on Wednesday.
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American Trust and Savings Bank
Thugs Hold Up and Beat Kingsley Man
Dale Lissner, a Kingsley trucker, was attacked last night near Kingsley while returning from Sioux City with clover seed. He was beaten, robbed of 108 dollars and 1300 pounds of seed, left unconscious, and authorities search for two assailants.
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Kingsley
McElrath
Moville
Wendell
Lissner
Plymouth County Cattle Top Market Sale
John Rickless of Craig led the Sioux City cattle market on March 23 with one of the best loads in years. The shipment of 19 Herefords averaged 1,228 pounds and sold at 11.25 dollars per cwt, reflecting strong demand for Rickless' own stock.
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Plymouth County
John Rickless
Craig
Sioux City
Miss Ning Lee Returns Home From Chicago Visit
Miss Ning Lee and her aunt Mrs Heeron were in Chicago for several days and returned home this morning.
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Ning Lee
Popular Le Mars Man Answers Death Call
Frederick Fritz LeRoy Bauerly died at age 24 from heart trouble on March 24 at his parents home on Fifth Avenue St. W. He was born March 1, 1900 and had frail health most of his life. Funeral Thursday at his uncle Louis Bauerly’s residence, with Rev. C. H. Seward officiating. Interment in city cemetery. He leaves parents five sisters two brothers a half brother and a half sister and his grandparents.
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Pioneer
Patrick Considine
Sacred Heart Hospital
County Clare
Ireland
John Hurley
United States
LeMars
Frank Considine
Frank
Sohn
Winfred Scanlon
Susquehanna
Thomas Considine
St. James’ Catholic Church
L. EB. Cooper
Will Holton
Herman Dambrink
Frank Beattie
John Quinn
James Russell
John Sullivan
Frederick “Fritz” LeRoy Bauerly
George Bauerly
Fifth Avenue St. W
Hart
Louis Bauerly
Fourth Avenue
N. W
C. H. Seward
John Peck
Hawarden
Alfred Hammer
Albert Singer
Esther Bauerly
Mary Bauerly
Arthur
Dwaine
Mark McPerry
Clifford Flick- Inger
Chris Bauerly
Pritz
German Sunday morning service and English Lent services
On Sunday morning at 10 30 a German language service is held with Sunday school at 9 30. The usual monthly missionary program will be given. Evening lent services start at 7 30 in English led by Pastor J J Vollmar.
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J. J. Vollmar
Harm Lubben of LeMars Dies. Funeral Set
Mrs Harm Lubben of LeMars died today. Funeral will be Monday at 2 PM at St John s Lutheran Church with Rev J J Volkman officiating. Further information will be published in the Monday issue.
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Harm Lubben
LeMars
St. John's Lutheran Church
J. J. Volkman
Demos Clash At League Meeting Over City Election
A League of Women Voters meeting in LeMars drew sharp exchanges as Republicans criticized the current Democratic administration. Speakers included J.C. Gillespie and Nelson Miller urging the outs to question the ins, with discussion on contract issues with Woolley and the LeMars Water and Light company. The program touched on street routing for the LeMars-Sioux City Highway and ended cordially as attendees debated governance and local matters. Homer Ginfillan of Ponca, Nebraska, visited, and Harry Hansen, former LeMars youth, married Vera Reid of Sioux City.
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League of Women Voters
Brown
Rov J. W. Case
Mra
JG. Smnaltz
Pat Rickabaugh
Mark Rounds
C. Lenihan
Holster H. 2. Butler
Henry Nowell
J.C. Gillespie
Republican Party
Nelson Miller
Miller
LeMars Water and Light Company
LeMars
Kale
B. C. Woolley
James B. Bowers
Mr. Woolley
Bowers
Woolley
Sr. Kale
HH. J. Butler
Sioux City
First Avenue S. W
Hatte
First Avenue N. E
Old Front Street
Butler
Harry Hansen
Vera Reid
Sioux City Journal
Hangen
Security National Bank
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Dudley Crafts Watson
Hildreth Memorial Church
George Gordon
Marcus
Fella
Ballyhoo
St. John’s Evangelical Church
BOARD
O. K
Radio Club
Union Presbyterian Church
J. W. Hoffman
Bellendale
Nick Wiltgen
Dale Lissner
Lord Clover Seed
Fredrick LeRoy Bauerly
St. John’s Lutheran Church
DEMOS
Homer Ginfillan
Ponca
Neb
Mr. Ginfillan
Merrill
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