Turns Cattle Into Alfalfa They Die
Special Correspondence reports in LeMars and Remsen area notes. Cattle turned into alfalfa grazing died two hours later after grazing a field, alongside local social events and community notices including funerals, birthdays, and church items. Names include Mrs J L Doud, John Walinga, Art Kunkel, Anna Hentges, Mike Heinen, J Schultz family, Margaret Schultz, Dorothy Schultz, John Bunkers, Jack Delperdang, Frank A Kunkel, Joe Heissel, Walter Meacham, Charles Kuster, Olivia Meis, John Meis, Joseph Pick, H Rolfes, Rev Joseph Brinkmann, Monsignor Heer, Petersburg IA, Akron visitors, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Doud
LeMars
John Walinga
Sioux City
Art Kunkel
Minnesota
Anna Hentges
Mike Heinen
Cherokee
John Schultz
Dorothy
Margaret Schultz
John Bunkers
Ovens
Jack Delperdang
Remgen
Frank A. Kunkel
Joe Heissel
Petit Jury
Walter Meacham
Henry Kemp
Frank Laughlin
Lou Weber
Olivia Meis
John Meis
Josephine Pick
Alton
Rev. H. Rolfes
Theodore
Peter Gengler
Homan-Daldrup Implement Company
Remsen
John Thill
A. F. Melis
Father Rolfes
Father Brinkmann
St. Mary’s Church
Guttenburg
Joseph Brinkmann
Mercy Hospital
Dubuque
Guttenberg
Monsignor
Heer
Petersburg
Andrew Bogh
Akron
Bogh
Joe Rolfes
Anna Pick
Anna Lassen
Denmark
Fred Township
Hoe Eles
St. Catherine's Parochial School
Angeline Victor
Herman Bell
Long Beach
Cal
Jimmy
John J. Homan
Mets
James Cronin
Sacred Heart Hospital
Della Lake
Bessie Juhl
Mike Gengler
Homan & Daldrup Implement Company
Fred Mathwig
Main Street
Mathwig
Kidd
A. M. McIntosh
Olivet Presbyterian Church
Graceland Park Cemetery
Kate
John Faber
Edward
Frank
Albert
L. H. Mathwig
Los Angeles
Henry Goebel
Oyenr
Remsen Social Roundup Sees Residents Visit, Move and Travel
Remsen and nearby Marcus residents frequent neighbors with visits and calls. Mrs. Alfred Schmillen and Lyle visit. Cyril Brady moves to Marcus, joining Mrs. F G Meinert visiting in Marcus. families travel to LeMars Ashton and Guttenburg for events and hospital procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Nieman
Marcus
Cyril Brady
Remeen
F. D. Barnes
E. Meyer
Milton
LeMars
Katherine Nothem
Joe Nothem
Nick Groh
Fk. W. Meyer
Barney Mai
Remsen
Henry Krogman
Ashton
Frank Krogman
Joe Altman
Sioux City
Man Knocked Out By Wagon Tongue In Rural Sioux County
Local notes describe callers visiting Sioux City and LeMars during the week. A wagon tongue struck William Kemnitz injuring his neck and causing unconsciousness. he needed stitches and is recovering. A 1926 Ford touring car was purchased by the Charles Schultz family. People busily engage in corn picking as autumn work continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Geary
Sioux City
Albert Lang
O. D. Hart and
I. B. Brandstetter
E. P. Lippke
Ray Berner
Hildreth Memorial Church
G. E. Berner
Ruel Thompson
Ruby Johns
O. D. Hart
Chilton
Ed Wrench
le Mars
Erick Lippke
Jimmie
I. E. Brandstetter
Roger
Cobb
Morningside
Lois Munn
Ieaders
William Stoewer
William Hodson
Ed Knapp
Amanda Kehrberg
Lucious Bixby
M. J. Bixby
Harker
Wiliam Kemnitz
Charles Schultz
William Kuehn
LeMars
Ben Brandstetter
I. EB. Brandstetter
Evelyn Danne
Birthday celebrations and family visits report
John Dirks recovered from a heavy cold last week. A surprise party honored John Westhoff for his birthday. Mrs Arendt marked her 60th birthday with a family luncheon and Sunday visitors included the Westhoffs and Plueger families. Mrs Albers was ill with diabetes. Farmers report good corn progress. Mark Popken was ill with neuralgia. Dr Mosher attended. Fred Plueger and Ed Schiling visited in Sioux City. Ladies of St John’s Lutheran church hosted a bazaar at LeMars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
John Dirks
John Westhoff
John Ludwigs
John
Dick Westhoff
Theodore Plueger
Carl Arendt
Markc Popken
Dr. Mosher
Fred J. H. Plueger
Ed Schilling
Sioux City
St. John’s Lutheran Church
LeMars
Elgin Farm Bureau Men to Meet at Seney Hall
The Elgin farm bureau men’s division holds a regular meeting at Seney hall Tuesday evening October 27 with a program including community singing business session music Parkinson class reading and a dialogue The city visitors at the farm and pupils of Seney school are featured readings by Goldie Moore and Brownie song by Seney pupils Mr and Mrs Henry Reints and children were Sunday dinner guests of
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin Farm Bureau
Seney Hall
Parkinson
Readig
Cfty
Seney School
Goldie Moore
Henry Reints
Commander Rodgers Congratulated by Secretary Wilbur
Mars notes a Sunday visit with Mrs Golden’s parents. Local tidbits report names and small travels, a harvest rally planned at the Presbyterian church led by Rev Roy Smith, and various residents’ movements including jobs, birthdays, and new possessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodgers
Wilbur
John Rodgers
PN9-1
Hawaii
Local social notes from LeMars and area
Mr and Mrs Nick Kirsch of LeMars hosted visitors this Sunday Edward Stenger from Bertha Minnesota visited the W P Justman home last week Mrs George Laughton and Mrs Fred Peck called on Mrs Isabel Mills in Seney Saturday Miss Anna Dannebrink returned home near Ireton Sunday Mrs W Goudie and daughter of Sioux City called on the B F P Siebens home Tuesday The 7 A grade pupils from Central school visited the W E Albert home Saturday and enjoyed a weiner roast Miss Ruby Nelson and Marian Harmison of LeMars were Sunday guests at the home of Mr and Mrs W B Albert
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Kirsch
LeMars
Edward Stenger
Bertha
Minn
W. P. Justman
George Laughton
Fred Peck
Isabel Mills
Seney
Anna Dannebrink
Ireton
W. Goudie
Sioux City
B. FP. Siebens
Central School
Struble notes a busy social week with visitors and funerals
Walter Struble reports Sioux City visitors and local arrivals for football games, farm sales, and family funerals. Many locals and guests travel between LeMars, Kingsley, Elkader, and nearby towns for events. A box social is planned at the A. P. Noble school on Wednesday evening.
Halloween program at 8 oclock planned by Miss McDonald
The teacher Miss Margaret McDonald requests ladies bring baskets for a Hallowe en program at 8. Mrs Dealy and Miss Tressie Moran of Sioux City spent the first of the week at Hugh McDonald home. Ben and Bernard Buckley went to Sioux City to see their father, a patient at St Vicent s hospital. Myrtle Norris and daughter Lois visiting relatives at How ard 8 D. The funeral of Mrs Ellen Moran held Monday at 10, largely attended. Services by Fathers Greteman Cooper Thoenissen, burial at St Mary s Maurice Ia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter
Wilbur Trafton
Sioux City
Nellie Edwards
Clare Bertram
LeMars
Jimmie Edwards
LeMars Aggregation
Elmer Kitterman
Kingsley
Chester McDougall
Mabel Nicholson
Emil Mueller
Dan Buckley
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Jane Neylan
Rosella Kelliher
Elkader
P. J. Moran
John McDonald
Buffalo
Wyo
John McDougall
William Stower
R. H. Hinde
Keokuk
Lena Wiese
Granville
Henry Giese
M. Gannon
Smilda
LaMars
William Keough
Stinger
Minnesota
W. W. Stinger
Allen
Neb
George Henrich
N. R. Schleaser
Miss Munn
Center School
Grant Township
Farm Bureau
F. J. McGrane
Hugh Dealy
Elien Moran
Charles Welland
A. P. Noble School
Margaret McDonald
Dealy
Tressie Moran
Hugh McDonald
Ben
Bernard Buckley
St. Vincent's Hospital
Myrtle Norris
Lois
Howard
Ellen Moran
Greteman
Father Cooper
Father Thoenissen
Hospers
St. Mary’s
Maurice
Ireton and area brief highlights and travels
Monday through Saturday noted in Ireton and nearby with several visitors to Sioux City and Orange City. Birth announced for Mr and Mrs Louis Goodmanson of Paulina Indiana. Local clubs from Valley Ladies to Busy Band 4H met for studies, sewing, and social hours while members hosted, served lunches, and sent clothing to Council Bluffs orphans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireton
George Bartlett
L. C. Opdahl
Sioux City
Cecil Wills
Glen McCrary
Vermillion
Hollis Wills
Hollis
The
State University
John Ver Schoor
Hawarden
Orange City
Mrs. Knuppe
Farming
Martin de Boer
Minnesota
Sam de Leuw
Fred Gayer
Ellis Wood
John Dale
Martin Dykshorn
Bykshornays
Bart van Dongen
Kansas
Canker City
Jake de Boer
Chicago
Ring van der Schaal
Edna Sbergsma
Florence
Mildred Opdah
A. P. Durkea
Mr. Pai
Also Mentioned on This Page
Owens
Henry Schorg
Simon Rothisberger
LeMars Hospital
St. Paul’s Guild Society
Gus Mohr
George Moritz
North Dakota
Charles Meyers
Emmetsburg
Henry Lanners
Marshall
John H. Beck
Darrel Schultz
Harm Dirks
Dave Cook
Sam Syover
UEC
Mickie
Charles Saghroe
Wau
Nenpape Usim
Dari
Fusl
William Kemnitz
West Stanton
Mars
Presbyterian Church
Roy Smith
W. A. College
Alshs
J. P. Riter
T. M. Shawhan
Fern
Lola Riter
Rock Rapids
Fred Wietho
Ida Hawdard
Allen Reifly
Goodmanson Barber Shop
W. G. Leckington
F. Farringer
John Deffenbaugh
Storm Lake
Farringer
Melvin Burnatt
Dean
Curtis Nuoffer
Delaware
Nuoffer
Treton
C. Co. Nuoffer
Peter Sinkery
Richard Fredericks
Atwater- Kent
J. Rich Smith
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Alcester
S. D
Underwood
Struble
Earnhardt
Omaha
George Gray
G. L. Houston
Ray Woolridge
Edith
Gus Johnson
Johnson
Oakland
Henry Pereboem
Bridge
A. T. Stafford
Christian Reformed Church
Anna Hughes
Magonic Lodge
J. A. West
T. J. Reeves
James N. Bach
J. V. Weidal
John van Elsinga
James Sherman
J. P. Richards
P. M. Rapalee
H. H
William Bartlett
William
St. Petersburg
Fla
Court Struck
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Adolf Epsey
Peterson
Epsey
BH. H. Linderman
Mary
Bronson
Ira Hardenberger
G. I. Awles
Grand Pa Awles
Lennoy
Grand Pa
Henry Dittmer
Henry Poll
Detroit
Grand Rapids
Mich
I. N. Goin
W.H. Atwood
Bronx City
Aoveraean Legion
B. C
Vicks
Minsson
Jans Uszo
American Trust & Savings Bank
Iowa
First National Bank
le Mare, Iowa
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