Remsen and area notes and social updates
Sunday visits and travels fill the Remsen area brief, with Miss Elizabeth Peutz, Miss Cecile Roeder, Mr. and Mrs. Harris, Dr. and Mrs. Joynt, and several others noted in locomotions to Sioux City, Leeds, Tucson, and Iowa City. Wedding details announce the Schula Gieser marriage in LeMars with guests from Rock Valley and Wighland Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Harris
Sioux City
M. J. Joynt
R. P. Watts
J. D. Shumway
Charles, Shumway
Rose Lews, Neb
R. Bergstrom
LeMars
Mmarriage
Mins
Caroline Schula
Paul Gieser
Mra
Kk. He, Schule
Wiphland Park
J. J. Zucht
J. E. Neagle
Wighland Park
Girder
Uberal
Local notes and notices from Plymouth County newspapers
A collage of local items: wool sale plans in Pennsylvania, healthcare notices on tonsil removals in Sacred Heart hospital, a Des Moines beauty contest presence at Carroll store opening, youth scout campfire plans, and church and school updates. Also reports ofDeaths and public meetings plus a Marcus stock farm sale announcement and a Sanborn clergy assist. Interspersed are road travel notes, weather effects, and community incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll
Hentges-Ley Clothing
Bonnie Murray
Des Moines Register
Mrs Klemme's Family Noted in Obituary
An obituary recalls Mrs Klemme who came to America in 1847 and married Christian Klemme in Chicago. He died in 1908. She survived by three daughters four sons thirty two grandchildren and thirty six great grandchildren. Funeral held Sept in Hanover township Indiana. Aug Klemme and Christian Klemme and wife visited her at Cremé about three weeks ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Christian Klemme
Chicago
Worial Waa
Hanover Township
Tidiana
Klemme
Ta Mars
Crefe
Valeria Arena
Clinton
Davenport
Cedar Rapids
Thos. McCarvel
Anaconda
Mont
Bohnenkamp
Henry Kipp
Feddes, S. J
Ambrose Jermann
Dave Ward
Marcus
John Groth
P. H. Groth
Primghar
Henry Dorr Sr
Steffen Farm
Henry H. Kass
John Daldrup
Mr. Daldrup
Cleghorn Legion
Remsen Veterans and Local Folks Return and Travel News
Remsen and nearby residents feature homecomings from Excelsior Springs health retreat. Fire losses for Carl Kentzel loom large with plans to close shop and seek new employment. Local trips include Marcus funeral attendance, Lismore baseball trip, and hunting plans in South Dakota. Several Sioux City visits, car repairs, and community celebrations mark a busy week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remsen
Dell-Enterprise
Math Lanners
Henry Krogmann Sr
Frank Stuntebeck
Excelsior Springs
Jos. Bohlke, Sr
Carl Kentzel
Kentzel
Marcus
Atend
Dave Ward
P. H. Groth
F. A. Sievers
M. M. Griepenburg
Joe Lotz
Lismore
Minn
Lake Wilson
Lotz
Wm. Anthe
Henry Kass
Evelyn
Mike Galles
St. Mary's School
C. W. Meyers
Emmetsburg
Mrs. Meyer
Antoinette Duster
Mr. Meyers
Mrs. Meyers
Edward L. Peoples
Sioux City
Mrs. Peoples
Detlef Lindemann
W. G. Sievers
California
Jos. Heinis
Laiber
Richard Bornstein
Davenport
Louis Koehler
LaPorte City
Iowa
Dora Burdorf
South Dakota
Wessington Springs
Frank Kaiser
Windom
Math
Mr. Kaiser
John Bohlke
Quimby
Magnus Schnepf
Carrie
Ienry Falke
Wilma
Art Greenen
Elmer Bretholz
Luverne
Falke Garage
Falke
Minnesota
Mike Kennedy
Grand
Auto crash on cutoff road leaves two injured near town
Roy Page driving with Emil Barr went off the fourteen foot embankment at the cutoff grade northwest of town Sunday evening after striking an obstruction while yielding to another car. Both occupants were injured and the car was badly damaged, hauled to town for repairs. A proposed safety fence at the cutoff is urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Page
Page
Emil Barr
A. W. Johnson
Helen
Herman Snyder
Rock Rapids
H. L. Johnson
Wm. Parker
Evelyn
Sioux City
Also Mentioned on This Page
Plymouth Printing CO
Jon Start
Finteread
PertoMicnay icMars
Lown
Onvooves
Pcity Briefs
Sherif Mavno
George Bushtell
Siouzr City
Sophie Frericks
Fionx City
Elizabeth and
Henrietta Peutz
Cecile Roeder
Leeds
C. H. Lincolnhile
Rock Valley
Fred Scharr Hone
Ethel Eyres
Iowa City
Paul Kaun
Tucson Ariz
Dorothy Wagner
Sious City
Judge Heuertz
Omaha, Neb
Misa Evelyn Musbach
Cedar Falls
State Teachers’ College
John van Nimwegen
John Grimjes
Merrill
A. M. Duns
M. R. Kanage
Hugh Munro
W. B. Blair
Minneapolis
Belle Pew
Stewart
Robert
Ronald Drodie
E. Plath
Miss Marie
Paullina
W. 4
Peek
S. T. Wiggits
Frank
Marie Haber
James Edwards
Phil Eyres
University of Iowa
Clarinda Schnepf
State Hospital
Francis J. Starzl
The
State University
John Peters
Waverly
Matt Kontz
Comings, N. D
al Frekiog
Mr. Klontz
Ladies’ Aid Society of the
First Baptist Church
M. Ferguson
Seventh Street South West
Bertha Marx
A. M. Mauer
R. F. Remner
Spencer
Women's Auxiliary of the American Legion
K. C
Carl Petry
Dave
George Toughton
John Thedenham
Sion City
Mav
Mrs. Mend
Tony
Clace
Flandrean
Net Brdag
Coumty Poaling Association, i
Hwoyen
Phompion
George Sitzmann
Mary Wilson
Cherokee
Sacred Heart Hospital
A. M. Duswell
Meriden
Theo. Heiner
K. J. Berg
Community Hospital
Mary Kress
Richard Winter
Board of Education of
Plymouth County Schools
County Court House
Sioux City Journal
Waterloo Tribune
Smith Ltockhart
Smith
Joseph Wolf
John Wolf
Walter Jenkins
M. L. Markins
Sioux Falls
W. le Parkinson
Father Mason
Sanborn
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Mgr
W. A. Pape
Mason
Mgr. Pape
Henry Dorr & Sons
Evergreen Stock Farms
Fourr Farm
Northwest
Yom Rinehart
Alexandria
S. 1
Lincoln Miller
Red Strouse
Dick Harrison
Scoutminsters
Naty
Avery Scout
tComsen Bell Enterprise
Myre
Nea Sophia Grages
Crete
Kleumme
Hanover
Germany
St. Louis
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pi Ham
Della ScioLz
Salisbury Street
Akron
Fair Ireton Ledger
Wm. Taylor
Canova
S. D
Globe Post
Delaney & Delaney Chiropractors
Palmer
A. M. Figg
American Trust & Savings Bank
Equitable Trust Company
Douglas Street
Omaha, Nebraska
Nylotis
NRA RelaTa
Spotts & Post Druggists
Vance
N. J. Bolser
EFI
Coats
Sitzmann's
Sitzmann
Kingsley
Hinton
Designer Jr
Designer
Buster’s Giant
Peter the Great
Big Omaha
Omaha
Producer
Big Boy
Delineator
Great Peter
Clan’s Guard
Clanaman
Woodbine Giant
Evergreen Giant
Clansman
the Guardsman
Giant Prospect
Gsley Bank
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