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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1925
Page
6
Fire destroyed the John Grubb farm barn last Wednesday afternoon. It is believed children playing with matches started the blaze. The town reports a series of visits and local events as residents share news of family, school, and social outings across Remsen and nearby towns.
The senior class will perform End of a Rainbow on May 29 and 30 at the End of a Rainbow play and the graduating class of 21 will take part. Commencement exercises are planned for Thursday evening in the opera house. Agnes Clarey Madeline Clarey visited Hawarden relatives. Three St Josephs graduates Rose Hoffman Mary Weidenfeller Marie Anderson received diplomas Sunday.
OYENS Miss Clara Feller of Remsen spent time with relatives in Oyens and LeMars visits occur among area families. Marion township farm bureau selects Henry Meyers to chair a music committee and organize a male quartet for a membership drive covering the township. Several residents serve as membership chairmen and plan distribution.
The warm weather boosted crops and pastures across South Lincoln while residents report social visits. Several locals attended a Union picnic and multiple households hosted relatives and friends this week.
George Hanke drove to Sioux City to see his brother Albert Hanke while B F Siebens also visited there. George Mitchell and Ed Detloff were Sioux City visitors. George Laughton and son Floyd spent time in Omaha. Marjorie Butler from Westfield visited the Tschampel home. Bert Eaton and W P Justman visited relatives in Alcester and Dell Rapids for a graduation. Adding machine paper for sale at The Globe Post.
Charles Detloff and cousin Carl Detloff were out wolf hunting last week when Charles touched poison ivy and suffered, while Carl also faces infection. Samaritan class plans second play Brother Josiah next Wednesday June 3 at 8 pm in the hall, three-act comedy with cast led by Josiah Armstrong and Wellington Armstrong. Admission is 35c for adults, 11c for children, reserved seats 50c and 25c.
The court notifies heirs Minnie Wilde Minnie Utech Carl Wilde Lawrence Wilde and Edith Hamer's children that on May 16 1925 a will for Charles W Wilde was filed in Plymouth County Iowa and a final proof and hearing is set for June 15 1925 to determine probate. J A Sickler Clerk. Keenan Murray Attorneys for Estate. Published The LeMars Globe Post May 28 June 4 and 11 1925.
On May 6 1925 Plymouth County Iowa district court appointed AL Nemmers as administrator of the Michael P. Nemmers estate. He invites all creditors to file claims and order payment through the court with attorneys Roseberry and Roseberry. Publication ran May 7 14 and 21 1926 in The Lemara Globe-Post.
Mentions that attendees were served and, at a late hour, departed after a very pleasant evening.
Miss Mabel Kress visited at the Jake Foreman home Tuesday. Andrew Bogh had a carload of cattle on the market Tuesday. Toval Kloster is on the sick list. Miss Ethel Jones of Adrian Minn visited in the H C Anderson home and left for home Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Rasmus of Marcus visited the Mortensen home Tuesday. The Jens Kloster family of LeMara entertained guests Sunday. Pearle Kilzer visiting the J P Larson home. Center school closed for the year with a picnic. Mr Moore of Seney doing carpentry at the H C Anderson home. School district No 4 closed Thursday for the year with a picnic. Mr and Mrs John Helgen and Bessie Juhl went to Sioux City Tuesday. Bessie Juhl staying with her sister Mrs Lou Larson. A few from around attended the program and picnic at Miss Pearle Kilzer's near Merrill Friday.
Stanton Thomas Britt shelled corn Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Bernard Braband and family of Lakefield Minnesota visited relatives nearby last week. A funeral was held for Mrs S Coatsworth Sunday. Grandma Braband was ill but improving. Walther league attendees from this vicinity went to a Sioux City convention. G C Schulz bought a new Ford. Mr and Mrs Ben Brandstetter spent a day in Omaha on business. Mr and Mrs Oliver Dobbert shopped in Sioux City Wednesday. Ruth Schrooten finished her teaching term Friday. Robert and Ethel Hodgson returned from Minnesota. Mrs M Brennan returned from Council Bluffs. Elsie Schulz visited sister Mrs Clarence Kowalke of Leeds. Mrs Arthur Kounkle returned home.
Sunday from Sioux City mentions Mrs. O J Schulz receiving treatment locally. Mr and Mrs O J Schulz and family were guests at the Albert Schulz home in LeMars. A large crowd attended a card party at J Sitzmanns barn. Mr and Mrs Clarence Schulz settled into a new home and Mrs H Muecke visited the area Monday.
Mrs James Short of 1111 East Jefferson Street Kokomo Indiana says she is relieved from a 12 year goitre by using Sor bol Quadruple a colorless liniment She offers to share her relief personally or by letter Sold at all drug stores or write Sor bol company Mechanicsburg Ohio Locally at Sports and Post druggists
W J Vaughn of 723 Birch Drive Mason City Iowa endorses Karnak claiming it cured his stomach troubles after years of misery. He says his wife also benefits and urges others to try the medicine sold in LeMars by George W Koenig and by local druggists in each town.
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