Community gathering at Carl Ahrendsen home noted
Grant by special correspondent lists Sunday callers including Fred Plueger and Henry Marienau families and a large birthday remembrance for Arlene Hauschild. Several visits follow across Grant and nearby towns with meals, pinochle, and social occasions. Towns mentioned include Brunsville Hawarden Chatsworth Merrill Sioux City and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Ahrendt
Fred Plueger
Henry Marienau
Arlene Hausehild
John H. Hauschild
Dick Ablfs
Harm Heeren
Harlan and Wallace
John Ahlfs
Henry Siebels
Lawrence Wilde
Gerd von Hagel
Herman Wessels
Fred Brunken
Laverne
Will Johnson
Elmer
John Brabander
Irrank Freiberg
Martin Croon
Erbs
Minnesota
Albert Heeren
Grant
Brunsville
Dick Frerichs
Folkert Frerichs and Son
Hawarden
John Borchers
Herman Heeren
Anna
Helen
Elnora Heeren
John Wilken
Chatsworth
Fred Oaken
Hannah
Carl Ahrendsen
John Ahrendsen
Merrill
Lawrence Frank
Gilbert
Arnold Steichen
Mike Frank
Jim McKettrick
Craig
Herman Renken
Near Here
John Dirks
Rider
Dena Die Diker
Myrtle
LeMars
Henry Harms
Harvey
Near Brunsville
Otto Marienau
Sioux City
Johnson Frerichs
Jimmy Featherston
Fred Elsen
Dillis
Ed Johnson
Elmer Johnson
Holstein
Lucille Bruns
Finois
Zelma Ludwigs Attends Teachers Meeting in LeMars
Zelma Ludwigs attended a teachers meeting in LeMars on Saturday, joining educators from the region for discussion, planning, and shared practices at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zelma Ludwigs
LeMars
Birthday Gatherings and Local Visits Across Farmland Families
Fredonia Nis Mortensen and Alfred Tas sen motored to Jackson Minnesota on Saturday on business. Dozens of neighbors and relatives gathered at the Hans Miller home Friday evening to celebrate his birthday with a long list of attendees from Marcus Hinton LeMars Oyens Carnes Gaza Sioux City Valley Springs and more. Several pairs visited relatives and helped celebrate birthdays while others hauled stock and made joint errands in a flurry of local activity across multiple towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nis Mortensen
Alfred Tassen
Jackson
Minn
Hans Miller
Hans
Dorothea Miller
John
Betty
Jimmy
Lois
Harold Kloster
LaVerne
Jim Juhl
Hene
Marcus
Shirley Jeobson
Hinton
Ole Andersen
Near Marcus
Phyllis Kloster
LeMars
Union and Local Residents Visit Nearby Cities
Union Mr and Mrs Paul Parry shopped in Sioux City on Wednesday while Mr and Mrs John Le Moines spent the weekend in Washington Iowa visiting their son Ralph who teaches there. E O Paulin made a business trip to Des Moines on Thursday. Mrs Norman Mauer of Iowa City visits her mother Mrs Elsie Lindsay. Union township praises its young lads horse showmen Billy Bell and Jerry Featherston. Mrs Don Wormley visits her brother BE J.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Parry
Sioux City
John le Moines
Washington
Iowa
Ralph
E. O. Paulin
Des Moines
Evan Parry
Walter Parry
Norman Mauer
Iowa City
Elsie Lindsay
Union Township
Billy Bell
Jerry Featherston
LeMars Baseball Club Ends Season Strong under New Leaders
The 1937 LeMars team, led by C. F. Weenink Dr. A. C. Delaney and Ross Christy since late July, has gone eight wins and four losses. They defeated Remsen Merrill Elk Point Wakonda Marcus and Sioux City Athletic Club, and fell to Remsen Kahoun's Sioux City and Orange City. Sunday they close the schedule with Remsen at McDuffie Park. The photo shows back row Bertram Grant Puetz Weenink Larson Harrison and front row Meyers Pfaffle Clark Burns Eggink, with several absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeMars
C. F. Weenink
Dr. A. C. Delaney
Ross Christy
Remsen
Merrill
Elk Point
Wakonda
Marcus
Sioux City Athletic Club
Kahoun’s
Sioux City
Orange City
Brunsville and area residents visitings and events
Nicholson of Tracy Minnesota and Mrs Jim McKettrick of Craig were Brunsville callers in Le Mars Sioux City and nearby towns with many visits. A large crowd attended Brunsville celebration. Local families, birthdays, and weekend visits span Brunsville Holstein Akron Akron Struble Westfield and Illinois. Prices rise due to taxes and bureaus, says Times-Advocate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregory
S. D
Times-Advocate
Cattle Feeders Meet in Merill on October 6
A Plymouth county cattle feeders meeting is planned for Wednesday October 6 at 1 30 p m in Merill City Hall. Speakers Rex Beresford Ames and Tom Fife of the Sioux City Producers will discuss cattle feeding outlooks including grades, weights, stocker and feeder moves, feeds and probable price trends. Farmers new to feeding are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mer- Till
Rex
Beresford
Ames
Tom Fife
Sioux City
Seal of Minnesota Cash Prize Winners At County Fair
The local county fair offered Seal of Minnesota flour cash prizes of 19.00 for first and 5.00 for second in white yeast bread and white unfrosted angel food cake divisions. Winners must place first or second overall in their class to receive the special awards. A complete list appears elsewhere in the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seal of Minnesota
Final Baseball Contest Sunday in Remsen LeMars clash
Remsen field manager Les Peters seeks a Sunday playoff with LeMars as both clubs sit at two wins and two losses under new management. Admission is 25 cents for adults and 10 cents for children with a 60 percent gate share for the winner. LeMars operates under Weenink Delaney and Christy, who urge full fan support for the final game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remsen
Les Peters
LeMars
C. Weenink
A. C. Delaney
Ross ‘John McGraw" Christy
Red Cross to Lead Farm and Home Safety Drive
Shepherd, chairman of the Plymouth county American Red Cross Farm and Home Accident Prevention program, prepares a vigorous campaign against avoidable accidents starting October 25. He will seek cooperation from all county school children and teachers to inspect homes for hazards, noting the cruel and costly aftermaths of accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roel. Shepherd
Plymouth County
American Red Cross
Shepherd
Congress
Red Cross
Red Cross Leads Home Hazard Prevention Drive
The Red Cross pursues accident prevention to reduce pain, maiming, and deaths in homes and farms. A checklist targets 12 hazards from floors and stairs to poisons, with guidance for self inspection and community cooperation to lessen risk.
Stomach Pain Sufferer Praises Adia Tablets
C S Gross reports severe stomach pains that kept him from work improve after three weeks of Adia tablets. He claims the pains disappeared and he can eat anything, with a money back guarantee offered by Sports & Post Druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.S
Sports & Post
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Alva Pecks
Fred Livermore
Bill Johnson
LeJoyce
Dena Diediker
Dick Harms
Fannie Vernon
Blanche Rider
Ramona Mae
Morey
Henry Rolapp
Henry Johnson
Henry Ommen
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Helen Johnson
Fred Schulz
George Wilken
Marvin Dirks
Akron
Bill Bruns
Johnson
Alfred Witt
Dewaine and
Marlin
Eddie Borchers
Kenneth
Charles
Lawrence Hills
Billy and
Vernon
William Borchers
Marie
O. Meis
Martin
Walter Dirks
Louie Albright
Bill Fischer
Herman Harms
Minnié Harms
Fischer
Chris Lent
Bobbie
Ireton
Bob Featherston
D. Richards
Teresa Harms
Harriet Harms
John Luken
Westfield
Jack Reese
Lucille
Minnie Harmis
John Mammen
George Pupken
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China
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