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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1925
Page
7
Local items list visitors and social calls including Henry May and wife, Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Crowley, and Dr. A F Schultz. Ads note farms loans, seed corn, household goods, a dance at Grimes pavilion, twin birth, and sales on horses and trucks with several names and addresses.
This collage lists many short items: rental offers, home for sale, painting and boarding services, selling appliances like refrigerators, farm equipment, and seeds. Names appear with addresses and phone numbers. occasional travel notes and visits are noted along with local business promotions and a hospital update.
Boy Scouts Troop 4 will meet Tuesday night instead of Wednesday for this week only. All are urged to attend. Wear a Frolaset corset to improve clothing appearance. Kehrberg Schneider Company offers all styles and sizes. For sale Rose comb red hatching eggs and some baby chicks by Mrs C J Mallette. Phone 557 Black Mid Way Stock Farm. Mr and Mrs Jim Hawkins and daughter Iola return from Minneapolis. Samaritan Home Report for April shows deficits and aid given. Hosiery at Wayne Knit Van Raalte and Phoenix retailers. Fiber silk hose priced 75c to 2.50. Kehrberg Schneider Company noted. Mr George Frerichs visits Howard home. Mrs Herman Albers travels from LeMars to Howard.
Henry Baack remains listed as a medical patient at Community hospital. Mrs. and Mrs. J. Ruba were also taken to Community hospital Friday. Henry Ommen is recovering well from stomach trouble. The League of Women Voters meets May 5 in the high school library with officers to be elected. LeMars Nic Mertes now manages the Blue Mouse theater in Merrill, showing on Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays and Wednesdays. The Missionary society of the First Baptist church will meet May 6 at 2 30 in Mrs Rob Bergstrom’s home. Mrs R Deviney hosted ten youngsters for a May 2 birthday party for her niece Helen Roberts.
Sunday visits noted at Granville and Maurice with Granville hosts Charles Kellen and L F Woodard. others in QueMars visit friends. Big prize dance by Company K teased for May 15. River Sioux outings for Reynolds Lorenzen Munroe party. Oliver two row cultivator on display at Fickey Motor Co Le Mars. Found purse with money and keys. call to identify and claim. For sale 20 hp Advance Rumley engine used six seasons by Ernster Mayrose Remsen IA. Shop reopening after family illness. Alice Blue Bearfly shop owner Milton Groth selling Soo Candy Inn in Morningside to C E Sickles of Sioux City. Groth to stay in LeMars. Gardner car demo touted. speed 1 to 75 mph with simple four-wheel brake adjustment. G E Eilers agent Oakland Garage LeMars.
Rev. A. A. Bausch, formerly at St. Joseph's and six months interim head at St. Mary's Remsen, is named to lead the Catholic parish in Sutherland. Rev. Father Wendel, long rector in Sutherland, moves to Spencer. Rev. Schleier of St. Mary's Remsen had previously served as Spencer pastor.
Sunday dinner guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Dreckman included Mr. and Mrs. Frank Holzman, Mr. and Mrs. Barney Dreckman and family, Mr. and Mrs. John Dreckman and family, Kathryn Holzman, Grace Kusser, Joe Deters, Frank Rolfes, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dreckman and children Cletus and Loretta, and Marion Holzman Jr.
Fractions of LeMars social life include a birth in Blakeley Minnesota and visitors to the Klohs family home. A man named Einlert Klueve was arrested for a $5.25 check forgery but released after friends paid costs. Investigations continue into a nearby store robbery.
Albert Weber, merchant tailor, offers made to order cloth fitting with guaranteed fit and material. Prices only slightly higher than standard store goods. Repairs and new woolen samples displayed at Mushach's grocery store. 60 cents.
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