School Notes SR Era at Central Grade School
Central Grade School reports mixed attendance and progress across grades. First graders total thirty two with several absences due to illness or injury. third graders welcome two new pupils from Sioux City and Struble while others move up. Fourth grade features an outing topic on Leo the M. G. M. film and a color booklet project. Sixth grade highlights perfect punctuality and arithmetic drills amid largest enrollment. Junior high notes emphasize improved attitude and ambitious metal arts projects for a major exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberta Bergstrom
John Never
Evelyn Huxtable
Jeanig
Russell Kaufman
John Shearon
Elly Reed
Bernice Rogers
Iley Petry
Walter Koenig
Susemihl
la Vont
Long
Robert Culley
Mabel Lownsberry
Geraldhens
Atty Joynt
Robert Reeves
Ruby
Ardell McAllister
Lea Noralizzi
Mary Elizabeth Tuby Null
Patty Joynt
Bombo
Rica
Ma-Null
Lucille Howes
Paul Garton
Marian
San Francisco
Mary Pilen Kilker
Leona Jennings
Laurene Kress
Donald Brangwin
Billy Coad
Robert Becker
Gwendolyn Reynolds
Ruth Bradsley
Elinor
Robert Kelley
Local Brunsville News and Social Notes
Special correspondents report Brunsville and area residents visiting, entertaining, and marrying. Many LeMars and Sioux City visitors listed. A St. Peters Lutheran church wedding for Marie Dirks and Dr. W R Hunter, with reception at Dirks home. Delco Light demonstrations, farm updates, and Luther League meeting noted.
Birth of daughter to Mr and Mrs Earl Kennedy
Washington Plymouth reports the birth of a daughter to Earl Kennedy and his wife in Sioux City. Walter Howes drives a newly purchased coach. Fred Aldrich's funeral was held Tuesday with large attendance. Locals attended Ellen dale chicken supper. Ted Schimberg owns a new Oakland coupe. Aliss Johannes resumes duties after vacation as music instructor. John Schimberg family enjoys a Pontiac sedan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Kennedy
Sioux City
Walter Howes
Fred Aldrich
Ellendale
Ted Schimberg
Oakland
Aliss Johannes
John Schimberg
Preston German School Opens In Preston Township
Preston The German school in Preston township started Monday morning. Those who attend are Willie Borchers Harvey Borchers Edwin Borchers Arthur Wilken Freddie Grosenheider Edwin Frerichs Father Frerichs Trene Klermrne Anna Grosenheider Hilda Popken and Minnie Fremiens. Mr. and Mrs. August Borchers were LeMars shoppers Thursday. Mrs. John Kallsen Mrs. August Borchers and daughters Clara and Alice were visitors in the Gert Wilken name Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Gert Wilken were business callers in LeMars Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. John Jacobs of LeMars and Mr. and Mrs. Gert Jessmeyver of nois were vis- Fred Haage and Louie Borchers heme last week. Mr. and Mrs. Grover Jeft for their home in Twinets Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Witt are the proud parents of a big baby joy born Saturday. Mrs. Witt is I iors in th
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Harms
Harriett
Jnke Harms
Seax City
Gert Siebens
Tillie
John. Harme
Wipe Marie Dirks
Bower Goretis
Mra. J. Pred Dirts
Bee
Hesmier
Sioux City
Delco Joe
Marie Luken
LeMarst
Joe Simeon
Ellendale
Delco Light
Delco
R Fitz Luikens
LeMars
Fred Caasen
Henath Richards
Watertown
S. D
Chas. Richards
Fred Renken
John Johnson
Henry Johnson
Sam Diediker
Marie iDrks
St. Louis
W. R. Hunter
Virden
John Dirks
Hunter
Woodward, Oklo
Minnie Borchers
Edna Eggebrecht
Fred Ludwigs
Gert Wilken
Louie Borchers
Fred Haage
Brunsville
George Siebens
Marvin
Darlene
Alfred Grasz
Barth Miller
John Kallsen
Fred Hauge Jr
Glenn
Will Lubben
Raymond
John Haige
Fred Jacobs
Gaughter Lavonne
Eterang
Aia
Wifmee Borchers
Auntie Brown
Abison
Eddie Wane Cadiins
Alfred Witt Nannn
Wiang Norse
George Sichens
Saorite
Sears
Satori
Neaxa Nes
Art McGilivery
South Dakota
Wilters
Fred Haage Sr
Glenn Haage
Lester
Orville
Luther League
Preston Township
John Koch
Willie Borchers
Harvey Borchers
Edwin Borchers
Arthur Wilken
Freddie Grosenheider
Edwin Frerichs
Father Frerichs
Trene Klermrne
Anna Grosenheider
Hilda Popken
Minnie Fremiens
August Borchers
Clara
Alice
John Jacobs
Gert Jessmeyver
Nois
Vis
Mrs. Witt
Local Families Visit and District Meeting At Royal Iowa
Fredonia residents visit T Kloster home after district Lutheran meeting in Royal. Several families, including Mortensen and Rolfes clans, attend gatherings and visits in the area. Livestock at Sioux City market noted along with silos filling and local household activities.
Railroaders Speak In Colorful Rail Terms
A brakeman recounts rail slang for crew and equipment. Terms include hoghead for engineer, calliope for locomotive, switch engine as goat, snake for yard switchman, stinger for brakeman, and erununy for caboose, illustrating old railroad jargon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calliope
Spanio
Hoghead
Dinger
Local notes from Seney area indicate visits and events
Seney residents share visits with Cleo and Lucille Mead of Marikato Minnesota. Rev S J Wallace of Salix called on friends. Wm H Leonard and Pearl Gaskell of Winterset visited relatives. Carolyn Reeves left to train as a nurse in Sioux City. Z Rayburn bought a Willys Knight sedan. No services or school due to rain and institute. A D Jeffers visited Alton. Jno Osborne and Kunath families toured Sioux City. Maude Fitzpatrick hosted a shower in LeMars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleo
Lucille Mead
Marikato
Minn
Harold Darville
S. J. Wallace
Salix
Wm. H. Leonard
Pearl Gaskell
Winterset
J. H. Daugherty
John Lancaster, Jr
Carolyn Reeves
J. J. Deegan
Iowa
A. D. Jeffers
Chris Henricksen
Alton
Lester Riter
Rock Rapids
W. E. Heinrich
Fred
Pauline Riterare
Western Union College
LeMars
Jno. Osborne
J. M. Kunath
Lyle
Sioux City
Schroeder
Maude Fitzpatrick
LeMara
Fall Line marks the Piedmont in eastern US physiography
The Atlantic Coast Plain Piedmont is the rugged inland region between the Appalachians and the coastal plain. It features older harder rock, deeper valleys, and rapids along rivers where it meets the soft newer formations at the Fall Line. The Piedmont narrows in New England and broadens to about 300 miles by North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedmont Plain
United States
Atlantic Coast Plain
Appalachian Highland
Low Coastal Plain
Fiedmont Plain
New England
New York
North Carolina
Child Joins Giddy Talk With A Moment Of Insight
A scene on an afternoon ride shows neighbors chatting while six year old Joe remains quiet and thoughtful. He suddenly proclaims a startling discovery noting he can look straight ahead with one eye while turning the other to look around.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Poppa
Tell Mother I ll Be There Note From Worried Friend
An anxious note describes a friend visiting a street to inform a mother that her daughter would be home by ten. By eleven-thirty neither girl nor mother were home, prompting the friend to quit and write Dear Little Mary asking how to tell her mother they would miss ten o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Local Socials and Visits Around St Joseph Area
Bride of Ben Buddkle of St Joseph Mo and W H M 8 to meet next with Mrs Orville Cooper. Tuesday September 17. Mr and Mrs Leslie Thompson and Virginia visited Jno Lancaster Sr. Jno Osborne C L Britton and Erlynne went to Tyndall and Mission Hill for a few days. G W Faulkner visited Sioux City. Morningside ministers Metcalf called on friends Thursday. Pupils enjoyed vacation while teachers attended institute in LeMars. Raymond Jackson returned to Sioux City after a week in the W P Justman home. Lloyd Laughton was in Sioux City on business. E and C E Albert visited Sioux City Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben ‘Buddkley
St. Joseph
Orville Cooper
Leslie Thompson
Virginia
Near Moville
Jno. Lancaster Sr
Jno. Osborne
Daugh
G. W. Faulkner
Sioux City
M. L. Metcalf
Morningside
Institute
LeMars
Raymond Jackson
Sioux ‘City
W. P. Justman
Lloyd Laughton
W. E
C. E. Albert
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Central
Paul Lu
Donald Reed
Betty Beachler
Kern Beasley
Mary Jean Lee
Colin Brodie
Sivera Brock
Otis Buehler
Sic
Jack Righabaugh
Frederic Pew
CLARK
Odetta Reynolds
Gordon Gerling
Marjorie Bowers
Mark Méis
Joanne Teefey
Leo
M. G. M. Lion
le Verne Warenhorst
Daniel Westergaard
Mavis Coppock
Glenn Jackson
Wallace Hooks
Bernice Remer
James McDougall
Doris Mac Kutil
Kenneth Lubben
Mark Mei
Martha Lubben
Lucerne Kress
Her_schell Coppock
Junior Jennings Wayne Dock
Rudolph Mulder
Betty Jeane Myers
Gisela Cerkens
Richard Hirsch
Charlene Halford
Ethel Keenan
Darlene Lang
Rae Marie Clark
Clara van ,Driel
Marilyn Thomas
Dorothy Swain
Marie
Denis
Ork
Mk Othe
Washington
Plymouth
Preston
Fredonia
N. F. Petersen
T. Kloster
Royal
Lutheran Church
Morten Mortensen
H. P. Mortensen
Anna
Henry Rolfes
J. P. Brucher
Margaret Uder
Anna Rolfes
Remsen
Bettoer
Vannion
Dakotas
Nis
Peter Mortensen
Bert Nielsen
Chris Kloster
Tina
Nick Kloster
Ardythe
H. C. Anderson
Ieva
Hans Miller
Robert Lundgren
Henry
Allen
Bob Lundgren
Andrew Boyh
Gladys Lundgren
LeMars Public School
Clayue Eve Cll Ee Rees Eg Cerrtee
Azita Spencer
Seney
Archimedes
Ter Erlynne
Tyndall
Mission Hill
Sitzmann’s
Poland
China
Kingsley
Hinton
Cherokee
Redeemer
McCormick-Deering
John Deere
H. P. Landan
Day Hawk
the Redeemer
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