Banquet Honors Visiting Clergy at Northwest Iowa Conference
A Saturday banquet in the First Methodist church parlors hosted about 300 guests with autumn flowers and long tables. Bishop E L Waldorf of Kansas City spoke as principal, with college men providing music. Legion members and auxiliary attended the Omaha convention, and numerous clubs held meetings and luncheons across Sioux City, Fortnightly, Merry-Go-Round, and other groups with tours, auctions, and socializing continuing into the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest Iowa
Methodist Episcopal Church
First Methodist Church
Methodist Aid Society
E. L. Waldorf
Kansas City
Community notes of clubs and social events
A flurry of local club gatherings is reported with hostesses named for meetings at homes or churches including Castalia and Friday Evening clubs. Events feature luncheons, tea, program talks, baptist and methodist society activities, and social hours. Attendees include Mrs. Rothschild, Mrs. Peck, Mrs. Hills, Miss Peck, and many others amid travels and birthdays.
Local Social Roundup From Struble Area
Special correspondent reports Mr and Mrs Tom Linnan and Mr and Mrs Frank Schleaser with son Jimmie spent Sunday at River Sioux. Mr and Mrs F J McGrane of Sioux City visited Tuesday at the P J Moran home. Mrs Lena Welse of Granville spent the first of the week with relatives. Mrs Lottle Lentz of Hatherville was a guest at the William Bertram home.
Local residents visit and travel notes in LeMars area
Local column records numerous visitors and brief travels from Sioux City to LeMars and surrounding towns. Names include Mrs. Jack Jarman Mrs. Mike King Helmuth Becker John Rodenbuhr Jr and others visiting relatives attending luncheons bazaars and church events. Attendees report health notes and upcoming conventions plus a successful parish bazaar raising about 1000 for church purposes.
Seney Social Notes Highlight Visits and Departures
Mrs Iona Clark and sister Mrs August Witt of LeMars visited Thursday. Rev and Mrs George Wood of Cushing, former Seney residents, dined with Ida Buss and Will Buss families. Wood plans Florida retirement. Mrs Wood heads to Lexington Nebraska to join teachers Wilma and Alberta Lenders. Other visits include Rev and Mrs B M Watson of Schaller, Mr and Mrs R E Chambers of Hazel SD, and George F Prescott of Tacoma. Vermillion students Adrian Holster Myrtle Holster Emerson Kennedy spent weekend with parents. Witts hosted Sunday dinner with Howard and Dorothy Ewin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iona Clark
August Witt
LeMars
George F. Wood
Cushing
Ida Buss
Will Buss
Florida
Hazel
8. D
Arthur Reeves
George F. Prescott
Tacoma
Wash
Boston
Local Notes From Seney and Nearby Towns
Rich motored to Akron and Sioux City Tuesday. J M Kunath visited Yankton Friday. Nellie Deegan of LeMars stayed with Mr and Mrs T K Chapman. Rev Benedict of Pasadena visited the Lancaster home. he pastored here 40 years ago. J F March and son George of Akron were guests of Elizabeth March. Seney sent many to a Methodist Episcopal meeting in LeMars last week. Weston and Ewin left for Omaha for the National American Legion convention. M Horst in charge of the depot during Weston’s absence. John Daugherty visited Sioux City Saturday. A tent show entertained Seney residents midweek. trained dogs praised. Lucile March of Sioux City weekended with her mother Elizabeth March. Deanna Crowell and Lota Wilson joined Lucile for dinner. she returned to Sioux City that night. C L Britton and family visited Kenneth Minnesota. Bidton and Fred Riter with LeMars students went to Yankton to watch a football game. Little Howard Wallace broke his right arm at church sheds. doctor set the bone. The Wallace family learned they are moving to Akron for a year. Elizabeth March’s grandson George March of Akron was injured in a bicycle collision. collar bone dislocated and vertebrae fractured. in a cast for months. Nathan and Chas Connor returned from South Shore SD. Irving McArthur, John Dougherty and Charlie Kunath visited River Sioux. Husking season begins as W J Reeves opened it last week. Mrs Dan McArthur and Mrs Kapsen were mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeMars
Jack Jarman
Sioux City
Mike King
James Deegan
Oy Keough
Lou Becker
John Rodenbuhr, Jr
Chicago
Helmuth Becker
Royal
Neb
Lew Becker
Henry Becker
Martin Orten
Sidux City
George Queller
Clara Schmer
John McDougall
P. J. Moran
George Henrich
Raymond Chenhall
John Vlotho, Jr
Ireton
Auction Bridge
R. H. Hinde
Keokuk
Nellie Edwards
Canton
S. C
C. F. Worth
Neptune
Julius Haverland
Will
Margaret McDonald
Omaha
American Legion
St. Joseph
Frank Ruhland
Madison
Wis
Verne Keough
B@nard Etting
Raymond
Violet
Columbus
Schiesser
Bertram
Vivian
Betty
Rosine
Mabel Crippen
Homer
Dalton
Miss Crippen
Thos. Flaherty
E. L. Fitzsimmons
Catherine
Margaret
Louise
Edward
John Deegan
Benedict
J. F. March
George
Akron
Elizabeth March
Seney
Northwest Iowa
F. E. Weston
C. B. Ewin
National American Legion
M. Horst
Bek
Deanna, Crowell
Lota Wilson
Fred Riter
le Mars
Yankton
Eldon
Little Howard Wallace
J. Wallace
Wallace’s
George March
Minnor
Nathan
Chas. Connor
South Shore
Irving—McArthur
John Dougherty
Local Socials And Public Works Update
Mr and Mrs Miles McArthur and daughters Ethel and Joyce of olden were callers Tuesday night The Ladies Aid Society met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs J H Walkup Following the business meeting a dainty lunch was served by the hostess The grading gang south of town finished the bridge and grade at that place and moved on to another job
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Hills
Young Ladies’ Auxiliary
J. L. Reeves
Leslie Harker
C. J. Woodke
Frank Remner, Jr
Emil Laux
St. Paul’s
Alpha Delphian Chapter
M. McGlothen
C. A. Alexander
Pearl Lake
Alexander
Iad
Miles McArthur
Ethel
Joyce
Oldon
Ladies’ Aid Society
J. H
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Plymouth Printing CO
John Starzl
Iowa
The
Legion Auxiliary
Legion
Carrie Reichman
Sybil Moore
M. A. Moor
Autumn Flowers
R. J. Joynt
William Schafer
Davidson Tea Room
Orpheum
Carl Marcue
C. R. Sammis
H. H. Cannon
Glen Whiting
Whiting
Herbert Haas
H. E. Stafford
Iretony
G. W. Black
Lakeland, Fla
James Sherman
Ben Sherman
Linger Longer Club
Stanley Huxtable
Congress Legislates
J. W. Brown
Ray J. Bartels
F. E. Cutchall
E. D. Lighter
Walter Huxtable
Regina Hentges
F. W. Rothschild
Entre Nous Club
Charles Welland
Charles Verall
Woman's Club
M. S. Walker
Daniel O'Brian
Friendship Club
Roberta
Dorothy Keenan
St. Paul
St. Catherine's College
Edna Richey
Floyd Richey
M. W. Richey
Miss Richey
Australia
United States Navy
N. B. Club
St. George’s Church Guild
G. A. C. Clarke
Ole Grouch
N. Club
Castalia Club
G. W. Peck
G. W. Cunningham
Alice Peck
Presbyterian Aid Society
T. B. Cole
G. C. Gena
Marian Olin
Life of
Christ
Charles Weiland
S. W. Spotts
Pennsylvania
St. James Aid Society
James Russell
Lorretta Connelly
J. G. Redman
Randall Sammis
Ed Kellin
the Baptist Church
A. van Steenwyk
Baptist Missionary Society
W. H. Briggs
Methodist Church Aid Society
Russell Green
Weat Liberty, Town
O. C. Steinheuser
Pratt, Kas
Harriet and
Lillian Steinheuser
Sterling Freeman
Omaha, Neb
Ada Ferris
Mrs
Roy Cooper
Klatter Kard Klub
Della Lake
Robert Lake
John A. Hentges
Henry Linden
Washington
Dana Hoffman
Linden
Bobbie Figg
R. M. Figg
James Gillespie
University of Iowa At
Iowa City
Nu Sigma Nu Medical Fraternity
Charlie Kunath
W. J. Reeves
Dan McArthur
Mra
Kapsen
Jacquard
Queen Army of
Davenport
Lukens
Royal Theatre
Harold
Harold Lloyd
A Pathe
Harold Lloyd Cor
Pilteens
Orace
Inee
Aunmy
Noiky Millien
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