Oyens Community Notes Skim Historic Local Visits
Mrs Anna Pick of Alton visited relatives including Rev Henry Rolfes and Miss Katie Rolfes. Sun Ralph Doud enrolled at Trinity College in Sioux City as a freshman day student. Many neighbors visited LeMars and Adrian Minn. Kass family moves to LeMars. Mrs Christine Wiltgen and Antonia of Granville visited. Several locals attend church, court jurors named, infant funeral held, and a social club card party plus dance enjoyed at Columbus hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Pick
Alton
Henry Rolfes
Joe Rolfes
Katie Rolfes
H. J. Melis
Betty
Sheldon
John Meis
Ralph Doud
Trinity College
Sioux City
Willard Benson
Lowell
Howard, S. D
Mike Heinen
Cherokee
Pete Fisch
Roman Fisch
Spencer
Misa Katie Rolfes
Sacred Heart Hospital
LeMars
S. F. X. Meis
Maurice Carrigan
Adrian
Minn
Cornelius Ludwig
Remsen
Mike Gottainger
Catherine
Mike Gengler
Creighton
Neb
Goetzinger
Jon Goetzinger
Mr. Goetzingen
Nebraska
Matt Costello
Joe Mayrose
St. Cathre's Church
St. Catherine's
Peter Eulberg
Louis Kass
Olivia Melis
Lawrence Ladducaw
Laddusaw
Margaret Peters
Leo Braband
Ovens
L. J. Kass
Josie Ruppert
Catherine Masuern
Imn Law
Peter Reichling
Josephine Hentges
Ed Hentges
Isadore Mayrose
Columbus Hall
Henry Scheitler
A. Langhout
Andrew Kunkel
John Peter Gengler
J. G. Doud
Clifford Mosher
J. L. Doud
Heinie Poeckes
le- Mars
Frank Fiedler
Oscar Schmitz
Mary Theodora
Franciscian Pnvent
Dubuque
St. Catherine's School
Theodora
Vincent Schnepf
Near Ovens
Remsen Social News Highlights and Club Elections
Jimmy Remsen Lorge, from Pocahtonas Iowa, visits Remsen relatives before returning to Chicago. Dr J C Esser is reappointed chief ranger at St Marys Court Foresters. Pieper Post American Legion elects John Raveling post commander and sets a lower dues rate to boost membership. Mrs Catherine Ohlendorf celebrated 79th birthday with 60 relatives at a Cherokee park picnic. Cynthia Mayrose and Claudia Kliegel visiting. Mrs Walter Paschke recovering after appendicitis and hospital stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy, Lorge
Remsen
F. J. Lorge
Pocahontas
Iowa
F. J. Groff
Homan
Randolph
Neb
Correctionville
Chicago
John Kaiser
Ovens
Paul Beppler
Gilbert Victor
Leech Lake
Wimbigoshish
Minn
Math Lanners
Joe
Agnes
Sioux City
St. Mary’s Court
Catholic Order of Foresters
Forester Hall
J. C. Esser
George Wess
C. C. Treinen
M. H. Niggeling
J. T. Schultz
John Altmann
Joe Staab
Albert Rommel
Sentinels
Wm. Heidesch
John Schwebach
Frank Bohnenkamp
N. H. Hatz
Pieper Post
American Legion
John Raveling
Paul J. Beppler
Ed L. Liyrd
Enoch Johnson
Frank Scholer
Elmer Ohlendorf
Victor Wolf
Sargeant-At
Dave Cook
Catherine Ohlendorf
Ohlendorf
Cherokee
Mares
Cynthia Mayrose
J. B. Mayrose
Remeren
Sacred Heart Hospital
LeMars
Claudia Kliegel
Estherville
Sacred Heart Nursing School
Walter J. Paschke
St. Joseph's Hospital
Paschke
Merrill Community News Roundup and Local Events
Julius Klatt returns from Gettysburg. Dennler to Ames for school. Royal Neighbors meet at Mrs. Smith’s. Kale families visit Alcester and J. Kale home. Ruedy visit Dietz home in Amboy. Visitors from Sioux Falls and Hutchinson. Merrill club renews band director contract with Lattimer. Committee to discuss aid with county officials. Balloon promoters defer discussion. PTA opens new year with new teachers to be introduced. Lattimer rental of Thompson house. Glenn Haller burns from stove accident. Virgil Ross operated for appendicitis. Epworth League banquet address by Rev. Schuldt in Maerers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Klatt
Gettysburg
S. D
Dick Dennler
Ames
C. H. Smith
George Kale
John Kale
Gallagher
Alcester
J. B. Ruedy
Clifford Dietz
Amboy
Minn
Blackstone
Sioux Falls
Fahlenkamp
Hutchinson
Kansas
J. A. Kale
Merrill Community Club
J. D. Lattimer
Merrill Band
Jens Petersen
W. &. Dennler
M. G. Irwin
Merrill
Sioux City
Merrill P. T. A. Association
Brodie
Merrill Association
W. A. Aitken
Thompson House
Glenn Haller
Guntren Farm
Haller
Virgil Ross
Saved Heart Hospital
Arthur Schuldt
Maerers
Retton
Sioux City Social Roundup Tells Shoppers and Callers
Mr and Mrs Merlin Handley visited Sioux City shoppers last Friday. Mrs Henry Fierce and children and Miss Nellie and Charley Taylor were Sunday callers in Mrs A Knudsen’s home. Miss Opal Gurenfelt spent Monday evening with Inez Grubb. Fred Ingert was a Sioux City visitor Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merlin Handley
Sioux City
Henry Fierce
Nellie
Charley Taylor
Local social notes from Sene y area visitors and visits
Mr and Mrs Frank Becker and relatives traveled to Huron Dakota to visit Walter Woodhouse. Mrs W E Heinrich visited Sioux City. Miss Erlynne March of Sioux City stayed with her mother Jessie Kennedy. Dr O M Bond Sioux City district superintendent held quarterly conference. Rev and Mrs W C Bergmann and daughter Clara went to Sioux City. Clara will re enroll at Morningside College. Mortensen family moved to Alton. W M S met Sept 28 at Mrs C W Reeves with jars to fill their barrel. Funeral attendance for W H Deegan in LeMars. Terry Riter visited W E Heinrich. Evelyn Roths weekend near Hin ton. J F March of Vermillion visited Kennedy and Newman families. Mrs BE Kennedy and Doris Kennedy of Hawarden arrived to visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Becker
F. A. Becker
Bobbie
Huron
Walter Woodhouse
W. E. Heinrich
Sioux City
Erlynne March
Wekend
Jessie Kennedy
O. M. Bond
W. C. Bergmann
Clara
Morningside College
Sam Mortensen
Alton
C. W. Reeves
J. F. March
Vermillion
S. D
Fritz
Eva Newman
Sioux City vi
Galen Oaks
BE. M. Kennedy
Doris
Hawarden
Exaggeration in World War Veterans Payments Debate
A World War veterans payments critique cites $2,048,738,392 spent through 1931 on disability death and related benefits, with yearly figures around $204,620,000 for service connected disability. It argues misinformation and urges consideration of human and medical angles over strictly financial views, noting legislative attempts and opposition to veterans committee creation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Veterans’ Administration
Uncle Sam
Veterans’ Administration
Congress
American Legion
Senate
Family visits and travels feature local social notes
The piece records multiple social movements and visits. Albert Penning and Jessie Kennedy families visited, with Mr Kennedy driving down Monday and returning. J P Albers of Spencer came Friday for visits. Donald Reeves left for Olivet College to start the next year. George Zimmerman of LeMars visited Saturday. Ole Santos departed Friday to work the drag line in Hiawatha Kansas. Mr and Mrs De Raad hosted a charivari at their parents home near LeMars with dancing. Mr and Mrs Ralph Southwick and Violet returned from three weeks with relatives at South Shore South Dakota. Mrs Lizzie Alger visited relatives in LeMars Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Reeves
Olivet College
George Zimmerman
LeMars
Ole Santos
Hiawatha
Kansas
Elmer Dé Raad
DeRaad
Ralph Southwick
Violet
South Shore
S. D
Lizzie Alger
Local Fire Report Mentions Robertson Family
A Sunday emergency call to the Bill Rush home referenced Roland Robertson and his son Nar. The brief note outlines responders and a preliminary assessment but omits further details or outcomes.
How One Woman Lost 200 Pounds of Fat
An advertising pitch claims a woman shed fat by taking Kruschen Salts daily. It promises rapid weight loss, increased energy, clearer skin, and a younger feel, urging readers to buy a four week bottle from Geo. W. Koenig or any druggist with a money back guarantee if not convinced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. W. Koenig
America
Dinner Guests in Sioux City Household
Mrs. N. Elliott and her sons Gordon and Jimmy visited Sunday at the C. Chestermann home in Sioux City. Mrs. Will Angove and her children also were guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Elliott
Gordon
Jimmy
C. Chestermann
Sioux City
Will Angove
Local Social Roundup At Holmesville Area
Visitors to H W Brosamle home Wednesday evening included Misses Helen and Ruth Biott who plan to move to Forest City Iowa for teaching and college. A Brookdale Wilcox dairy game was postponed by rain. Mrs Roland Robertson improved after illness. Joe Wiss returned from Colorado after weeks away visiting friends and seeing scenery. Miss Evan Beauchenne visited Charlotte Cowell Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs Earl Williams and family visited Will Lounsbury's Sunday. Lounsbury is Williams' sister. A watermelon party drew many youths to Stone Park Friday. EB Williams and Joe Weiss visited the Brosamle home Thursday. Belle Vista Farmers Union met Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Brosamle
Helen
Ruth Biott
Forest City
Iowa
Ruth
Brookdale
Wilcox Dairy
Roland Robertson
Joe Wiss
Colorado
Evan Beauchenne
Charlotte Cowell
Earl Williams
Will Lounsbury
Farm produce sale draws modest crowd at weekend fair
The Saturday evening sale of farm produce and a few other items drew a fairly well attended crowd though prices remained low. Mr. and Mrs. Jud McDougal were among the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jud McDougal
Notable Local Social Notes and Ball Team Victory
On Sunday Mildred Eggerbrecht lay ill with flu at home while relatives gathered, and the undefeated kittenball girls defended their perfect record by beating LeMars. J J Nolan attended the Will Deegan funeral in LeMars the prior week as M G Fisch, a Democratic senator candidate, visited on business last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SAO
Joe Delutri
Sioux City
Mildred Eggerbrecht
LeMars
J. J. Nolan
Will Deegan
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Irrank Fiedler
Della Kuster
Walter Meacham
Kingsley
Seney
Albert Penning
Mr. Kennedy
J. P. Albers
Lora
Green
Roland Robertson and Son
Nar
Hancock.perry
Voss Washer
Henn Electric Co
Cleo Hentges
Westinghouse Ranges
Craig
John Schmta
Cambier Motor Companies New Policy
Goodrich
Silvertown Tires
Cambier Motor Company
LE Mars
Orange City
Poland
China
Sitzazmann
Hinton
Woodbury County Fair
George Litzmann
Oltman-Phelps Bank
A. A. Lyle, Auctioneer
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