Le Mars Daily Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Events
Le Mars Daily Sentinel reports visits by Mr. and Mrs. Owens and family to Le Mars with sessions in Vermillion South Dakota including USD commencement. Mass attendance for Rev Thomas Topf in Salix and community updates on local families and church events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Mars
Iowa
Daily Sentinel
Robert Owens
Peoria
Alex Stoffel
Owens
Clara Neubrand
Vermillion
S. D
University of South Dakota
Donald Owens
Jack Owens
Thomas Topf
Salix
T. K. Chapman
Ralph Bergin
le Roy Deegan
William McDonald
Margaret McDonald
Harry Mower
Topf
E. A. Topf
Community clubs hold meetings and socials in Le Mars area
The Women's Society of Christian Service met at the Methodist church with hostesses and devotions led by Mrs. Sadie Brunskill. The Eastern Star chapter, Plymouth Maids Sweet Adelines, Merry Mixers lunch, and Wesleyan Service Guild also gathered for programs, social hours, and open houses. Nearby groups included St Gerard discussion club, open houses after Le Mars High School graduation, Jinx club, and dinners honoring Spokane visitors, with multiple hosts and guests listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Mars Chapter Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Bette Holland
Herman Vander Well
Wesleyan Service Guild
The
Methodist Church
Miss Mercy Aylesworth
Joe Branaugh
St. Gerard
St. Joseph Church
Neptune
John Kessenich Jr
Walter Sitzman
Kenneth Merkel
le Mars Community High School
Judy
Local society notes from Sioux City area
Mrs. Andrew Crowe hosted Royal Neighbors with luncheon and pinochle after. Open house honored Mary Hartman at Hodgson home after Westmar College commencement. she earned elementary education degree and will teach at Gehlen School. Engagement announced for Joan Louise Kettler to Gordon Harold Cornwall with a June wedding planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Crowe
Mary Hartman
John Hodgson
Westmar College
Hartman
Gehlen School
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Frank H. Kettler
Mapleton
Joan Louise
Gordon Harold Cornwall
Harold Cornwall
Washta
Goertz Rager Vows At Moville Ceremony
Carol Goertz daughter of Mr and Mrs Leo Goertz Kingsley and Jack Rager son of Mr and Mrs Paul Rager Sioux City married at thal Lutheran church Moville. Mrs Don Goertz matron of honor wore a mint green gown and carried mint flowers. Bradley Harder candle lighter Carmen Blohn flower girl Crain Blohn ring bearer. The bride wore silk organza with Swiss embroidery and carried a white orchid. Michael Rager was best man and Don Goertz Gerald Rager ushered. The couple will live at 3333 Nebraska St Sioux City after a trip to the Ozark mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Goertz
Leo Goertz
Kingsley
Jack Rager
Paul Rager
Sioux City
Thal Lutheran Church
Moville
Don Goertz
Bradley Harder
Carmen Blohn
Crain Blohn
Michael Rager
Gerald Rager
Mr. Rager
Nebraska St
Ozark Mountains
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Darrell Gralapp
Ashton Coppock
7Th St
Wilbur Laux
Morrisville Pa
Keith Bartels
Nsybury High School
Richard Bartels
Walter Bogen
Fred Oltman
Daytona Beach, Fla
Wilbur DePree
Connie
Bank For
First National Bank
Plymouth
Plymouth Maids
Sweet Adelines, Inc
Eastern Star
Elks Lodge
Hinton Methodist Church
Marlene Fitzpatrick
Jan Binneboese
Hinton
Joan Johnson
Merrill
Jen Bobzein
Phyllis Mattey
Grace Ruden
Sweet Adeline Region
Manitoba
Canada
Minnesota
North Dakota
Bill Timmins
Hotopp
Jewelers
le Mars Daily Sentinel
Pat
Achive
Dennis the Menace
By Ketcham
Women’s Society of Christian Service of the Methodist Church
Wallace Hemphill
Alvin Karr
George Lamb
Lester Dorr
E. QO. Paulin
Robert Boyd
C. M. Langendorfer
Sadie Brunskill
Robert Totman
Jock Shepherd
Biblical Foundation of Missions
Paul Olson
Hilda Jans
Warren Lillie
Henry Gunther
George Pavlik
Thelma Berner
Helen Swanson
Tom Bohan
Walter Aird
Ruth Ewers
Merry Mixers
Ronald Carley
Jinx Club
William Miller
Barney Miller
Dell Cress
Spokane
Central Ave
le Mors
Sentinel
R. L. Kidder
George Miller
Glenn Peterson
Tubby Brander
Gerald Scott
Chuck Mills
Rose Brander
Fanna Gibbons
Storm Lake
Carl Hartman Sr
Alice
Rings & Vows
Joan Kettler
Raf
Cerhive
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