Westfield Community News and Local Events
Special correspondent reports visits by M J Kennedy and son of Salix Iowa and Mrs Mary Tracy in town. Catherine's guild met in community hall. Robbery at the pool hall ended with two suspects jailed in LeMars. Joe McCue aided capture. Various visits and health updates follow, including Mrs O W Johnson sick, Lydia Harrington, Ed Beaubien visit, and school inspections by Christine Petersen. Community notices cover motor trips, bail attempts, and local moves, with ads noting Globe-Post classifieds as effective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Kennedy
Salix
Towa
Kennedy’.aother
Mary Tracy
Laura Mills
J. H. Witt
Regis. Catherine’s Guild
Community Hall
Wallace — Lilly
Lilly
Catharine
Seyler
Joseph Mullin
O. W. Johnson
G. P. Littelle
Ed Beaubien
Sioux City
Beaubien
Wesley Small
Ryanlander
Wis
Harley Small
A. J. Thornton
Baby
Wm. Seyler
Ada “Myers
Akron
Ethina Maynard
Nf. H. Spalding Jr
Ireton Notes On Local Visits And Teen Injury
Ireton notes report Charles Kuhl, a 15 year old, broke his leg after a pony tumble. Many local families hosted visits over the weekend including the Brodie, Mendering, McCrory, Bradband and Goodmanson households. Attending events included quilting parties and outings to Sioux City, with residents from LeMars, Rock Valley, Brewster and Garn er Iowa referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Fred C.kuhl
Stewart Brodie
LeMars
J. MM. Brown
Bert Mendering
Inagle Township
Ei.h. Atwood
Rock Rapids
Marie McCrory
Henry Bradband
Minnie Carpenter
Schouten
Rock Valley
Bert Schouten
B. T. Goodmanson
Agnes TePaske
Sioux Center
Art Linderman
Tinwarden
J. A. Linderman
Odd Fellow
Rebekah
Halloween Party At Lodge Rooms Brings Crowd
A Soween party at the lodge rooms Monday evening drew a good crowd with refreshments after hours of enjoyment. Several local residents visited relatives in Iowa and South Dakota. Multiple families traveled to Sioux City for shopping or visits. A four year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hoagland of Chatsworth was critically ill with bowels inflammation. Local WW T U hosted a dinner for the Leroyton public school faculty with a short program afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Watkins
Kansas
Edwin Morrison
Peterson
Iowa
Baker and
Ford
Sunda
Storm Lake
Helenna Vanderham
Leon
Leona
Bertram Wid Din
Dirs
Laurent Bertram
Sioux City
William Marienaux
Eva Frances
Myrna
Ellen Reid
John Siebels
Wentworth
S. C
H. W. Brooks Jr
B. T. Goodmanson
Bernard
Alvin Avenell
LeAlans
Jak Hoagland
Chatsworth
Wm. Torwelle
Margaret
Geraldine
Carl Torwelle
Little Son
Hawarden
Amos Richardson
Geo. Campbell
A. H. Huesinkveld
LeMars
Addess
Dan Poling
M. B Church
Rleton Public School
School Notes From a Busy Week at Clark Building
A detailed weekly progress report from Grade 1 through Grade 8, noting art projects like turkeys and leaf posters, science on squirrels, a Hive of activities, and Education Week preparations. Students earned high spelling scores with several 100s, attendance highs, and parent visitors during October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Bolser
Marjorie Bernholtz
Ruth Cooper
Mark Moss
Bernice Remner
Karl Schultz
Las Verne Warenhorst
Eugene Keihn
Pete Brandsma
Graham Paige wins contract with 96 percent vote
The week shows improvement over the prior as Graham Paige lands the contract with 96 percent while Greyhound bus trails at 91 percent. Orphant Annie panto mime delighted fourth graders with readings by Marilyn Thomas and others. Louis Reichert led poetry and a spelling success by Mary Ellen Kilker. Senior High School election yields 452 ballots with only five spoiled. mixed votes prevail among 236 ballots cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham Paige
Greyhound
Liois Reichert
Marilyn Thomas
Betty Myers
Nicholas Coad
Donald Trafford
Shirley Koerner
Herschell Coppock
Pat Farrell
Marilyn Reichert
Norma Hensler
Wayne Dack
Roman Hazel
Beno Krull
Onty
Junior High Ballots Diverge From Seniors In The Presidents Race
In an eighth grade election 217 votes were cast with 3 spoiled ballots. Junior high chose Roosevelt 129 to Hoover 80, differ ing from seniors who backed Hoover by a wide margin. Other races: Turner 185, Herring 72, Field 111, Murphy 98, Gillette 101, Campbell 90.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Junior High
Roosevelt
Turner
Herring
Field
Murphy
Gillette
Campbell
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Institute For Circulation
Ireton
By Albert T. Reid
Mary Mellis
Harcourt
William Marienau
Enea Reid
Iday
Reid_ t
Jack Frost
Jack Hentzges
Mary Kaye Teinzinger
Ronald
Raymond Weerink
LeRoy Jackson
Wesley 9
Hirsch
Leonard Lanny
Jimmie Carey
Jerry Golden
Jean Haas
Betty Mae Pattison
Harold Merritt
Robert Becker
Mary Jean Martine
Laura Dominick
Shirley Calhourn
Dorothy Ann Trowning
Robert Walsh
Dorothy Johns
Mary James
Dorothy Ann Downing
Wayne Begg
Ashbie Becker
Phyllis Merritt
Barbara Wolfe
Wayne Albert
Elmer Atrand
Nathan Frolkey
John Conover
Frances de Force
Maxine Nelle
Hallowe’en
Hallowe'en
Marian Matern
Russell Kauffman
Philip Dominick
Josephine Rath
Helen Holton
Bonnie Wachtler
Richard Hirsch
Werne Kaelke
Robert Merritt
Peggy Joynt
Saliry Reiniger
Jean Kkistle
Robert Roseberry
Jimmie Bowers
Myrrjorie Larsen
Irene Holton
Helen Hart
Mark Rounds
Truman Smith
Margaret Teefey
Betty Steinfadt
Marilyn Scott
Leonard Witt
Leonard
Schole
Milton Merritt
Jean Sexton
Frances Ewin
Walter Foster
Opha Stephenson
Shirley Heidbrink
Jack Koerner
Bernice Lubben
Alberta Singer
Ruth Roerig
Betty Jane Sanow
Lorraine Donlin
Marjorie Whitney
Jack Roberts
Ronald Klemme
Vernon Ewin
Betty Deviney
Jack
Edwards
Marjorie
Spindler
Marjorié ‘Whitmney
Betty Gee
Maxine Cochran
Artis’ ‘Stemas
Clifford Lenz
Sylvia Rhodes
Dorothy Swain
Richard Eyers
Merle Edwards
Mary Ellen Kilker
George Geelan
Evelyn Lubben
Dorothy
Jean Hamilton
Bonus Army
Washington
Hollywood
Ee Aun Tarand
Bob
Coiffure Fey
New York
Bayer
Foster
Coxey
F. L
Thomas
Langhout
G. Lamb
Rippey
Null
Remner
Hauff
Marie John
Nellie Edwards
Geo. Sturges
Gene Murray
H. Luken
Lamb
Miller
Ogden
Justice of Peace
Koenig
Constable
Lubben
Rogers
Broadman
LE Mars Memorial
LE Mars, Iowa
W. H. Boyd
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