Ireton News Notes From Week Of Visits And School Opening
Milton Wells returns from Des Moines state fair with relatives. Lester Siders visits from Hartford. Judson and Emma Wheeler back to Redwood Falls after a week with kin. Walter and Andrew De Jager harvest in North Dakota. Lemonda family reunion in Glenwood. Irene Rogers visits from Estherville. Eva Gruber’s Chicago funeral observed. many locals attend Sioux City services. School opens with registration. silos filled. rural students attend Ireton High. farmers busy with harvest work. several local visitors from Sioux City and Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton’ Wells
Des Moines
Ucle
Null
LeMars
Lester Siders
Hartford
Judson Wheeler
Redwood Falls
Walter DeVries
Andrew de Jager
Hagel Boyd
Chicago
Eva Gurber
Sioux City
Boyd
Gruber
Eva
Hazel Cartane
Wm. Marenau
Ellen Reid
Byron Peeb- Jee
L. D. Satterlee
Martin Cuperas
Hull
Ireton High
Frank Morris
Ireton
Roger Gray
Tlinois
Morey Black and Wife
Watermelon Day Fest Draws Crowds to Remsen
Remsen hosts a two day Watermelon Day celebration with visits from families including Rev. Rolfes of Ovens and Miss Eleanor Kass of Los Angeles. Local events feature the Remsen juvenile band, LeMars band, and multiple tours as visitors arrive from Sioux City Mankato Omaha and Los Angeles area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Rolfes
Ovens
Remsen
Geosheleratalat
Sioux City
F. E. Wentz
John Finissin
Mankato
Minn
Rel
Remsen Friay
John Foxen
Spant
Henry Foxen
J. W. Burns
Omaha
Eleanor Kass
Los Angeles
California
Rem- Ben
Nicholas Kass
Edith
Adelaide Lloyd
San Francisco
LeMars
Local and visiting residents and college plans in Siouxland area
America Miss Melita Nemmers visits her parents in Sioux City while training there. Adrian Minnesota’s Tom Trautt was a LeMars caller. Sioux City visitors include Henry Bortscheller family, Bert Kemp and kin, and Ree Heights pair John and Bill Werdel. Several locals plan college moves to Conception College, Conception Mo, and Denver. Mrs. Leo Rolling had a sight operation at Sacred Heart. Tony Kolbeck and Steve Kellen guests at the Kellen bar. Marion Hughes visits from Feoir South Dakota. The Dreckman family traveled to Salem and Yankton, with stops at Frank Deters home and Gurney station. Bill Groetken returns home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melita Nemmers
Sioux City
J. W. Nemmers
Tom Trautt
Adrian
Minn
Henry Bortscheller
Ovens
Emil Koopman
Pete Kemp
Remsen
Bert Kemp
John
Bill Werdel
Ree Heights
Frank Holzman
Sioux City Fair
Frank Harpenau
Henry
Conception
Missouri
Leo Kellen
Conception College
Charles Knelp
Denver
Colorado
Leo Harpenau
Anthony Reuter
Leo Rolling
Sacred Heart Hospital
Tony Kolbeck
Salem
S. D
Jack Harpenau
Steve Kellen
Marion Hughes
Feoir
8. D
Tom Hughes
Joe Dreckman
S. 10
Frank Deters
Gurney Broadcasting Station
Yankton
Bill Groetken
Homecoming After Weeks at Mayo Clinic Rochester
After spending several weeks at the Mayo Bros hospital in Rochester Minnesota, the patient returns home this past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayo Bros. Hospital
Rochester
Minn
Local Notes from Dedham and Surrounding Areas
Mrs Aldrich of Dedham Iowa visits the Albert home. Miss Pearl Reeves leaves for Sheffield to teach this year. Carrie Hawke of LeMars visits the B F Sieben home. Philips Wilde visits relatives in LeMars. Charlie Gerths of Hayward Wisconsin visits his brother. Glenn Nussbaum visits relatives in South Dakota. School opened in districts Monday. Roy McArthur family visits Darville home Fredonia township. Albert Hawke and George Hawke of Alcester SD visit en route home from Varina and Storm Lake. Community club August meeting held at Mrs D F McArthur with a large attendance and a tasty lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldrich
Dedham
Iowa
W. E. Albert
Albert
Pearl Reeves
Sheffield
Carrie Hawke
LeMars
B. F. Sieben
Philips Wilde
Charlie Gerths
Hayward
Wisconsin
Glenn Nussbaum
South Dakota
Roy McArthur
Darville
Fredonia
Albert Hawke
George Hawke
Alcester
Varina
Storm Lake
D. F. McArthur
Diverse visits and outings around LeMars area week
Community members from O’Leary Sioux City Orange City and Beresford visited relatives in LeMars and Rock Rapids for fairs rodeos and family gatherings. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Kohl Mr and Mrs McDougall Miss Katharine Duistermars Mr and Mrs DeMots Miss Marie Siege and many others with horse racing rodeo and a Maurice celebration noted.
Kingsley Social Notes From Local Visitors
Special Correspondent reports Mr and Mrs Roy Rogers and family of Sergeant Bluffes spent time at the Swanburg home. Dr and Mrs Karlson and family visited Sioux City Monday. Mrs Sam Coffer of Sergeant Bluff and Mrs Johnson of Omaha stayed with their parents Mr and Mrs G Swanburg. Scott Kinsley and Forest Hamner were Sioux City callers. Mrs W M Stolly of Vivian South Dakota is visiting her sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Rogers
Wily
Sergeant Bluffs
Swanburg
Math Karlson
Sioux c
Sam Coffer
Johnson
Qinaha
G. Swanburg Scott Kinsley
Forest Hammer
Sioux City
W. M. Stolly
Vivian, S. D
Local Socials and Farm Economics Notes
Mrs W Nash and Harold Payne family spent Sunday in Sioux City. Mrs Henry Holland called to Watertown SD for infant sickness. J G G club met with Mrs R Brownell. bridge and lunch. Donahoe family reunion in city park with out of town guests listed. Mr and Mrs Ed Dilley returned from Missouri visit. John A Hopkins to study farm accounting in Denmark Switzerland and England for three months, comparing with US methods and seeking practical simplifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MM. Nash
Harold Payne
Sioux City
Henry Holland
Watertown
South Dakota
Harry Weagel
Ralph Brownell
Wm. Gilmore
R. Brownell
Bridge
Bridge. A Dainty Lunch Wag Served. Mra. A. Dunn
Albert Ogren
Donald
Edna Maxey
Bronson
Foster Philips
Donahoe
Harry Lee
Ute
Iowa
W. J. Smith
Galva
Nels Nelson
Castana
Elsworth Barr
Mapleton
Adolph Means
Frederick King
Schaller
Dick McClellan
W. M. Stolley
Vivian
S. D
George Donahoe
F. Williams
Battle Creek
Wm.Nash
Mary Donahoe
Ed Dilley
John A. Hopkins
Iowa State College
Europe
Denmark
Switzerland
England
Hopkins
United States
Mr. Hopkins
Local Notes From Washington Plymouth and Merrill
Washington Plymouth reports Mrs Walter Howes and daughter Jean left Sunday for a brief visit with her brother in Water town and Dorothy Vernon went to Cherokee to enter St Marys academy for the year. School opened with Mrs Earl Spies teaching. Eugene Kennedy and family spent last week at Sleepy Eye Minnesota. Florence Brown, former Merrill beauty shop operator, moved to LeMars. John McCormick attended James Russels funeral in LeMars. Many from the vicinity attended Frank Hoeses funeral in Merrill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Howes
Jean
John McCormick
James Russel
LeMars
Frank Hoese
Merrill
Missouri Professor Smith and family relocate to Canton
Leave for Missouri Prof Roy M Smith and family moved Monday to Canton Mo where he will head Culver-Stockton College speech department starting September 1. They secured a modern house near campus as Culver-Stockton, the first coeducational west of the Mississippi, enlarges its endowment to 1.25 million dollars. Tuition runs 30 dollars per semester with seven dollar activity tickets and broad student access to debates, sports, entertainments, weekly paper and yearbook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Roy M. Smith
Famly
Canton
Smith
Culver-Stockton Colege
Culver-Stockton College
Mississippi River
Colege
Hfe
Womenaculty
Electric Fireless Cooker Demonstrated at Iowa State College
A fireless cooker heated by electricity is shown in demonstrations at the Household Equipment Department, Iowa State College. The two chamber unit allows 3-4 foods to cook simultaneously with a 15 minute heating, and includes a baking compartment and a grill. Mrs Whiting of West Virginia baked veal loaf while a peach mousse froze in another compartment, proving insulation effectiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Division of Home Economics
Iowa State College
Natalie Morris
G. W. Whiting
West
Virginia
Whiting
Milkshed tips and veal loaf notes from Iowa dairy bulletin
A snippet outlines meal preparation with veal loaf and mousse, then shifts to dairy extension advice from Iowa State College on saving by buying mill feeds when prices are lowest. It cites USDA price studies showing linseed oilmeal, bran, and cottonseed meal fluctuating in 1927 1928 and 1929, emphasizing potential yearly savings for dairymen by timing purchases to price lows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jbandry Extension
Iowa State College
United States Department of Agriculture
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America
C. T. Kohl
O’leary
Irene Kohl
John McDougall
Ben Nicholson
Rock Rapids
Katharine Duistermars
Orange City
Wm. DeMots
Jack
Billy
DeMots
Ella DeMots
Sioux Center
John Rahlifs
Aahifs
Will Keough
Maurice
Marie Siege
Grand Island
Nebraska
Don Nicholson
W. R.schlesser
Rock Rapids Fair
Schlesser
Joe Ruhland
Lillian Miller
Joyce
Wayne
Henry Heeren
Fannie Roberts
H. Osterlund
Ray Beitelspacher
Orville Giese
Wm. Short
Dakota
Martin Nanninga
Katharine Delperdang
Beresford
Alec McDougall
Marvis
Merle McFarland
Dick Frerichs
Ralph Marcue
Henry Becker
Lillie Becker
Alvin Becker
John Brangwin
Chas. Lang
Mike Lang
Baby
Jack Jarman
Athe
Kingsley
McDonald
Washington
Plymouth
C. W. McDonald
Plymouth Co
Farm Bureau All Stars
Olson Sporting Goods
Minnesota
Gay Maxwell
Luverne, Minnesota
Westinghouse Ida
Bayer
Struble
Elgin Vs
Craig
Edwards
Elgin
Spencer, Iowa
Monster Livestock and Agricultural
Winter Garden Revue
Leo C. Dailey
Spencer
Finney
Alezander
Rudlan
Benny
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