Weekend Social Roundup in Sioux City and Vicinity
Mrs W A Nigg and son Bruce and Mrs H Nige visited in Sioux City Thursday. Albert Petersen and Elsie Kammier called there Wednesday. Mrs Harvey Poling hosted ten luncheon guests honoring Mrs BE Wall of Chicago. Mrs Susan Muir returned to Granville after weeks with her son J E B Muir. Leona Steffy from Boone visited her grandmother Mrs J T Kidd. Mrs F E Okey has returned to Boone Town. Mrs Harry Eybers hosts a family dinner for birthday. Mrs William Ayers returned from Bethany Mo after visit with her mother. F A Deppe returned from Storm Lake after two days fishing. Carleton N Owen and children George Carleton and Barbara Ruth visited Cedar Rapids after staying with Mr and Mrs George Yeoman. R H Barr drove to Cherokee with daughter Miriam and friends Margaret Lane Helen Browning Doris Snyder. Clara Petersen and Ainsworth Lang, who visited Lake Benton relatives, returned Monday. W A Bullard and Opal Bullard plan early June departure for southern California for the summer. R W Jamison returned from Seattle where she stayed with son George. John Berry and daughter Beverly Ann returned from Plainview after death of Mrs Berry’s uncle. A R Laurie spent weekend in Iowa City with son-in-law and daughter Harry Boyd. Miss Lawton of Vermillion visited P N Helstrom on Monday. Clyde Regenerans of Minneapolis spent last weekend with the Balls. Loretta Blandford and Stella Blandford of Omaha were weekend guests with sister S O Sardeson. Mr and Mrs F Shindler welcomed a son. Mr and Mrs Pete van Hagel welcomed a daughter. F C Herald returned from Webster City and Grand Junction with cousin Susie Snyder of Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Nigg
Bruce
H. Nige
Sioux City
Albert Petersen
Elsie Kammier
Harvey Poling
BE. A. Wall
Chicago
Susan Muir
J. E B. Muir
Granville
Leona Steffy
Boone
Iowa
J. T. Kidd
F. E. Okey
Harry Eybers
William Ayers
Bethany
F. A. Deppe
Storm Lake
Carleton N. Owen
George Carleton
Barrba Ruth
Cedar Rapids
George Yeoman
R. H. Barr
Miriam
Margaret Lane
Helen Browning
Doris Snyder
Clara Petersen
Ainsworth Lang
Lake Benton
Minn
W. A. Bullard
Opal Bullard
California
R. W. Jamison
Seattle
Wash
George Jamison
John Berry
Beverly Ann
Plainview
Neb
Berry
A. R. Laurie
Iowa City
Harry Boyd
Lawton
Vermillion
S. Dak
P. N. Helstrom
Clyde Regencrans
Minneapolis
F. Shindler
Pete van Hagel
F. C. Herald
Webster City
Grand Junction
Susie Snyder
Portland
Ore
Plymouth Stanton Social Notes and Local Visits
Waller and Art Zimmerman called in Sioux City on Wednesday. Mrs F W Ruthe of Freeport arrived Thursday to visit Clifford and Mrs Kree and her seriously ill daughter Mrs Kree. Mr and Mrs Will Fischer shopped in Sioux City Thursday. Will Beckman and two sons of Wessington Springs arrived Friday for a weekend with relatives and attended an Evangelical conference in LeMars. Families Kehrberg and Lang enjoyed a picnic in Le Mars. Clinton Bunt has a farewell dinner before leaving for Carter, S Oak. Hidton Danne will teach in Newell next year after graduating Western Union College in June. Chas Dennler hosted Sunday guests in George Ready’s home. Lloyd Dobbert and friends drove to Des Moines for the weekend. Al Spies and family visited Pomona, California, as sick father Will Koenig recovers at Chas Rosburg’s home near Hinton. P T A of Spies school held final meeting. officers elected for next year. Doris and Lois Zimmerman and Billie Winders from LeMars attended the school program. I E Brandstetter and son Roger and Ray Berner and son Duane visited O D Hart on Sunday. Frank Zimmerman was a business caller in LeMars. Will Epling and Emma Albright visited the Hart home near Hinton. Kehrberg school hosted a declamatory contest and program with Miss Marlys Nieuwenhuis. children’s band provided entertainment and Iowa Corn theme noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Dobbert
Des Moines
Wekend
al Spies
Mrs. Christianson
Valley Springs
S. Dak
Rosburg
Hinton
Koenig
Spies School
Alma Becker
Lloyd Schneider
Sioux City
Chas. Dennler
Ed Schneider
Art Bogenrief
Allen Ruedy
Ed Raber
Doris
Lois Zimmerman
Billie Winders
LeMars
I. E. Brandstetter
Roger
Ray Berner
Duane
O. D
Walter Berger
Kehrberg
Marlys Nieuwenhuis
Iowa
W. A. Ewin
Iona Clark
Orville Cooper
Evelyn Peck
Ollie Haviland
Pat Doherty
Alvord
D. F. McArthur
Dubuque
Elgin
Carolyn
Vera Reeves
Miss Hammond
Raymond Hinde
Haxtum
Colo
Frank Becker
Thomas
Hazel
S. _Dak
Walter Woodhouse
R. E. Chambers
Chambers
Becker
Kugler
Western Union College
Fred Riter
Norton
Carnes
Ernest Schemmel
Schemmel
B. M. Lancaster
Vincent
John Lancaster
Alesch
Mr. Dorr
le Mars
John Daugherty
Opal Fischer
W. G. Zimmerman
J. H. Lippke
Will Danne
B. J. Brandstetter
Kemnitz
Albert Lang
Merrill
A. W. Knapp
Emma Albright
Willi Eping
Julian
Epling School
Stanton
Geo. Lang
Kingsley
Albert
Will Lang
Big Sioux
Ed Epling
Adolph Epling and Sons
Frances Smith
Preston Township
Marie Morehead
Lillian Gabel
Center School
Johnson
Pausch
Mildred Miller
Bilert Miller
Velda Lake
Akron
Ruth
Helen Marbach
John Milbrodt
Adaville
Barth Miller
Jesse Kallsen
Claire Morhead
Harry Johnson
Shirley
Fred Eilers
Fredericks
Tracy Dirks
Westfield
R. D. Kemp
Beverly Anne
M. M. Marbach
Hawarden
Hull
Jesse Kalisen
Arlene Plueger
Westfield Township
Bernice Borchers
Marthan
Town
Will Philips
Cecelia Kastner
Erickson
Milinerville
Struble
Gerard Heeren
Herman Frerichs
Charlie Harms
Chic Sports Coat Matches Modernist Film Trend
Marion Davies wears a chic ultra modern white basket weave coat in The Patsy. The outfit centers on a cubist patch pocket design in peasant colors with a broad white belt at the waist. She pairs white kid shoes with striped accents and a white felt skull cap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Davies
Patsy
Miss Davies
Pageant of months features contest and gatherings
A pageant of the months showcased 12 contestants with Miss Opal Fischer winning the dramatic class for Angels' Wickedness and Irene Kehrberg placing second. Donald Warrock led humorous class with Lorabel Kehrberg second as judges and about 100 attendees. Lunch baskets raised 31.75 for the PTA. Several locals attended conference sessions in LeMars, visited hosts, and several Merrill residents were noted for various activities and trips.
Local Social and Community Notes From Elgin Area
Elgin area residents share visits with relatives across Sioux City Hawarden and Remsen scenes. The summer start brings rural schools to break while obituaries and family gatherings mark the week with notable attendance for the Frank Mahlke funeral and widespread sympathies.
Local visits and social rounds near Akron and Le Mars
S E Washington Jenny Braband visited the Earl Campbell home near Akron during the past week. Blanche, Florence Braun and Wilma Pecks motored to Grimes Pavilion Sunday evening. Lester Harter and Theo Dyke visited with Elmer and Maynard Braband Sunday. Mr and Mrs Mike Miller were Le Mars callers one day last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Braband
Earl Campbell
Akron
Blanche
Florence Braun
Wilma Pecks
Grimes Pavilion
Lester Harter
Theo
Elmer
Maynard Braband
Mike Miller
le Mars
Pleasant weekend visits across the community
Preston and Brunsville families, including Ed Johnsons and August Borchers, visited multiple households Sunday. Saints of area towns joined relatives and friends, with Minnie Wilken’s birthday celebration and a F r e d r i c k s Bros. dance drawing a large crowd. Local shoppers and out of town visitors were noted in brief rounds of visiting and errands.
Struble hosts Lutheran Aid and nearby closings noted
Mrs Amelia Albers hosted the Lutheran Aid society at her home on Wednesday. After devotions guests were served refreshments. Struble school closed Friday with a picnic dinner. Rural schools also closed. Mrs Edwards, pupils and parents enjoyed a picnic. Miss Mary Stack and her pupils had a picnic on Wednesday. John McDougall improves farm buildings with a coat of paint. Bob Edwards returned from Sioux Falls visit. Mrs Glenn Edwards and children joined him for a week. Miss Irene Kohl and Miss Lucille Dallenbach of Morningside visited the McDougalls. John Popken was a Sioux City visitor on Thursday. Verne Keough family of LeMars spent Sunday with Will Keough. Pete Wilhelmi went to Sacred Heart hospital in LeMars for treatments. Mrs Ed Carel and Mrs John Donahue also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Tschampel
Sioux City
Frank Tschampel
Henry Werley
Lakefield
Minn
Frank Utech
Will Faulkner
Fred Pech
Hawarden
Clarence Albert
A. E. Will
K. E B. McDougall
Ed Bohlke
Remsen
G. L. Laughton
Sam Uthe
Geo
Laughton
Utech
Torberg
Westfield
Frank Mahlke
Amelia Albers
Lutheran Aid Society
Struble
Edwards
Mary Stack
John McDougall
Bob Edwards
Sioux Falls
Glenn Edwards
Irene Kohl
Lucille Dallenbach
Morningside
John Popken
Verne Keough
LeMars
Will Keough
Pete Wilhelmi
Sacred Heart Hospital
Chalk origins in chalkboard material from sea life
Chalk used on blackboards comes from calcium carbonate formed by tiny sea animals. Their remains drifted to the ocean bed, piled up as chalk cliffs over time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Newspaper Union
Local Socials At LeMars and Sioux City Guests
The Joy of LeMars and Mrs Goldie and Miss Gwendolyn Goldie of Sioux City were callers here Saturday night. Mr and Mrs C T Kohl of O Leary and Mr and Mrs George Steele and Miss Lois, Mr and Mrs W Werth and daughter Alta of LeMars, Miss Lucille Dallenbaugh of Rockwell City and Miss Irene Kohl of Sioux City were dinner guests Sunday at the John McDougall home. The hard time dance Saturday night drew a good crowd. A number of prizes were given for the best costumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeMars
Goldie
Gwendolyn Goldie
Sioux City
Year end picnics and visits mark Preston township schools
Miss Frances Smith closed district No. 9 with a picnic dinner for pupils and parents. Miss Marie Morehead closed district No. 8 with a picnic. Center school in Johnson held a picnic at the Pausch home. 4 H club girls met Saturday and had lunch. Various visits and social events follow, including birthdays and neighborhood gatherings amid school closings and dances.
Mortensen and Mortensen Families Visit in Marcus
Local social notes list visits among the Mortensens and related families in Marcus Iowa. Mr and Mrs Rasmus Juhl hosted guests including Morten Mortensen and H P Mortensen. Sioux City market activity and various small gatherings are noted throughout the week.
South Lincoln Social Notes Highlight Local Activity
The township schools closed Friday for picnics. Mrs. August Krause and Mrs. Leonard Freed called in Lawton Monday afternoon. Mrs. Victor Harrison and Mrs. Joe McKibbon shopped in Sioux City Tuesday. Loretta Robinson returned home Saturday from Lawton where she attended school. Bernadine Burright assists with house work. Mrs. Fremont Meucke visited the Geo. Junck home Friday. Farmers plan corn planting as heavy rains last week caused delays. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Ludwig visited Sioux City Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Krause
Leonard Freed
Lawton
Victor Harrison
Joe McKibbon
Sioux City
Loretta Robinson
Bernadine Burright
Ferol Burright
Fremont Meucke
Geo. Junck
Herbert Ludwig
Rooster Questions Hen About Basement Actions
A rooster asks what the hen is doing in the cellar and she replies coldly that she is laying in a supply of coal. The exchange outlines a domestic scene with a practical stockpiling motive.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Plymouth-Stanton
Seney
Chic
S. E. Washington
Preston
Ed Johnson
Brunsville
Louis Borchers
Fred Plueger
Arlene
Herman Popken
John Johnson
Alfred Grasz
August Borchers
Gert Wilken
Arthur
Ben Teel
H. Driggs
Jess Kallsen
Fred Renken
Madison
Bill Fischer
J. Johnson
Fredricks Bros
John Renken
Craig
Dena
Martin Johnson
Globe Post
Fredonia
Morten Mortensen
H. P. Mortensen
Rasmus Juhl
Marcus
A. Lundgren
Charley Majeres
Iver Billings
Chris Bogh
Norma Bogh
Pete Miller
Near Marcus
Rosie Porter
Jake Porter
Gladys Lundgren
Mildred Bogh
Alfred Lassen
Niels Mortensen
John Walinga
Frank Weber
T. Kloster
Elmer Nielsen
BE. B. Moser
Aksel Petersen
Efford Moser
Audrey
Ben Sudtelge
Nick Kloster
Phyllis
See
Pete Petersen
South
Lincoln
H. C. Gunther
West Union
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
City
Middle West
States
Kansas
North Dakota
Thetandard Oil Company
Vanes
South Oath
Michigan Avenue
Chicagoe
America
Willys-Knight
E. B
Willys-Overland
Lnc
Toledo
Ohio
Willys- Knight
Dixon Garage
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