Kingsley Pioneer Resident Frank H. Foster Dead
Funeral services for Frank H. Foster, long time Kingsley area resident since 1883, were held at 2 p.m. Tuesday at the Kingsley Methodist Church and burial followed in Kingsley Cemetery. Born in Boston December 10, 1867, he helped plant the community, advocated wildlife conservation, and held diverse roles including butcher, farmer, and partner in Farmers Lumber Co. Survivors include his widow Ruth Steele, a daughter, two sisters, five grandchildren, eighteen great grandchildren, and eighteen great great grandchildren.
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Frank H. Foster
Kingsley
Sacred Heart Hospital
Mr. Foster
Boston
Chase Bros
Ruth Steele
Cele
F. A. Gates
Farmers Lumber Co
Methodist Church
Frances Bainbridge
Laura
Mary
Pasadena
Cal
Easter Devotions and Local Notices in Le Mars
A community column notes Easter devotions and a book donation drive led by Lorene Siege for a district BPW meeting at the Iowa Great Lakes on April 21 with Library Department of State College of Iowa assisting. Also recorded are a marriage license for Marion Parker and James Grover, a civil suit by Dr Charles A Stern for 312.04, and the Le Mars Women’s Christian Temperance Union meeting with readings and an Easter lesson from Luke 24:1-12.
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le Mars
B.P.W
Iowa Great Lakes
Library Department of State College of Iowa
Marion Dorothy Parker
James Paul Grover
Lime Springs
Iowa
Cragg
United States
J. D Tindall
W. O Collins
Albert Herzig
Christ
Administrator and Executor Notices in Le Mars paper
The Le Mars Daily Sentinel reports notices of estate administration and executor actions from Pip County Iowa with dates in 1943 and 1963, detailing claims, legality, and required authentication. Also described is a Good Turn Day drive by the Gold Area council to collect goods for handicapped workers, led by Cub Scouts in Le Mars, with instructions on bag contents and pickup schedule.
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District Court
Pib County
Laws
Minnie County
le Mars Savings Bank of
le Mars
Jaws
Down
Gold Area Council
Cub Scouts
Orville Livermore
Den
Goodwill Industries
Society notes of Mrs Ommen’s Happy Hour guests
Mrs Henry Ommen hosted the Happy Hour club on Thursday with members attending a business meeting led by Mrs Albert Peterson. The afternoon included visiting and sewing. Mrs Jack Kessenich hosted the St Jude discussion club of St Joseph Catholic. Father Weiling of Kingsley presented Latin America pictures. Lunch followed.
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Henry Ommen
The
Happy Hour Club
Albert Peterson
Jack Kessenich
St. Jude
St. Joseph Catholic
Father Weiling
Kingsley
Latin America
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Frank Foster
Kingsley Pioneer
Virgin Islands
le Mars Business and Professional Women’s Club
Col
Mrs. Clagg
Lorene Siege
Charles A. Stern
Harry and
Maxine
W.C.T.U. Meeting
Ian Temperance Union Met
W. D. Bundy
Rosalind Bundy the
Hos
Mrs. Herzig
Mrs. Haddock
W.C.T.U
Jesus of Nazareth
le Mars Daily Sentinel
Chan and
Carter Pitts
Glada Reichert
Ellis
the Advertising Checking Bureau
Ine
le Mars and Merrill
Daily Sentinel
Cme
South Dakota
Nebraska
Minnesota
Dietriet Court of
Pip-neuth Caurowa
Arther Koorr
Joseberry & Down
Herzig
Henry Hahn
Church of Neptune
Oldsmobile
Chevrolet
Guardian
Grotewold
Maes
Pfitzer
B&b
Dundee
Gurney
Savings and Loan
LE Mars Federal
Plymouth St
Normandy
38Th and Summit Bioax City, Iowa
Brentwood
Convalescent & Rest Home
le Mars Geelae
Ria Eos
Central Ave
Lovely Rexall Drug Co
Ir Sh
Gino Rinadaluis
Petti Pants
Oxfords
Servus Rubber
America
Peonies
Cello
Baby Boys
NTN Slolaz
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