Merrill News and Community Notices Update
Merrill News reports donations to the Merrill library led by Mrs. Nelson Brown with new shelves for children’s books. A plowing bee sponsored by the American Legion is planned at the Alex Pelelo farm near town, while Mrs. Tom McEloy’s funeral proceedings are noted along with family attendees and the Gabel cousins’ relations in Sioux City.
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Merrill News
Nelson Brown
Merrill Library
Harvey Herman
Le Mars Daily Sentinel Subscription Rates and Local News Items
Le Mars Daily Sentinel lists subscription rates for local and surrounding areas and notes publication timing and staff. It also reports social notices including a golden wedding celebration for Mr and Mrs John McDonald at Neola and a weekend visit by Mrs Nina Lawrence to Cherokee. The Merrill Volunteer Fire Department dance is scheduled for May 24.
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le Mars and Merrill
Daily Sentinel
Iowa
South Dakota
Nebraska
Minnesota
Missouri River
Whiting
John Nipp
Albert Mart
John McDonald
Neola
Nina Lawrence
Brentwood Rest Home
le Mars
William Heisler
Cherokee
Slate Firemen
Merrill Volunteer Fire Department
Society Notes From Local Clubs And Meetings
Mrs. William Miller entertained the Royal Neighbors at her home on Wednesday. After the order’s work pinochle was played and an early supper served. Mrs. M. B. Buckley hosted guests Friday from the Eightsome club with a dessert luncheon and contract. State TT T meeting attendees included Mrs. Wendell Boylan, Mrs. Tom Cook, and Mrs. Howard Cook. The Marcathlin club held its last meeting April 25 at Cora's Tea room with a no host luncheon and contract. Mrs. Eldon Danne hosted the Women’s club with Mrs. Chester Philips presiding and a program by Mrs. Fred Utech and Mrs. Frank Schler.
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William Miller
Wendell Boylan
A.O
T.T.T
Tom Cook
D.Y
le Mars
Howard Cook
Rockwell City
Hotel Ottumwa
Ottumwa
Marcathlin Club
Cora’s
E. F. Nelle
Eldon Danne
Chester Philips
Fred Utech
Frank Schcler
Earl Moir
Tallyettes
Clifford Eyres
Merrill Local News Improves As Visitor Plans Loom
Mrs. Vernon Single slowly recovers from a virus in room 229 of Lutheran hospital in Sioux City. The Goodwill truck schedules a stop in Merrill on Friday May 17. Mr and Mrs John Nipp and daughter Coleen visit their son Bob in Washington DC, who oversees a government construction project.
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Vernon
Lutheran Hospital
Sioux City
Merrill
John Nipp
Coleen
Bob
Washington, D. C
Church Groups Discuss Woman's Club Projects
Craig Lutheran church confirmation class reviewed Women's Club Projects National and International. Tea followed the program with Mrs Earl Moir hosting a dessert luncheon and visiting. Contract cards and meetings were held by several local clubs with members at Cora's Tea room and Hammers restaurant. Special thanks expressed to family, hospital staff, choir, mass servers and volunteers after Father Scheidler's illness and death. Show your care on Mother's Day with flowers.
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Schoeppner
Father Dal
Mrs. Koff
Leo Scheidler and Sons
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Alex Pelelo
The
American Legion
Alex
Veterans Hospital
Omaha
Tom M' Eboy
James Buckley
Council Bluffs
Tom McEloy
Roy Gabel
Pine Township
Michigan City
Ind
le Mars Daily Sentinel
Chan and
Carter Pitts
Chan Weeds Ellis Johansen
First St. NE
Sbtigniens
Jean
Joel T. Shepherd
Central Ave
Mutual
Stock Fund
Roup Canadian Fund Ltd
Hroastors Variable Payment Fund
ING
Diversified Services. Inc
Brewer
Minneapoli
Earnest Molitor
10Th Ave
le Mars, Is
Merrill Local
Fry Jewelers
Brides Room
FRYS
Craig Lutheran Church
E. W. Maser
N. B
la Con Club
Hammers Restaurant
Mr. Scheidler
St. John Lutheran Church
Craig
Roger Jurgenson
Myron Rozell
Arlo Rohlfs
Lawrence van Wyhe
Terry Wilkens
James Grasz
Janet Harms
LaDonna Popken
Mary Westergard
Wayne Schuette
Ervin B. Schemmel
Gaylan Westhoff
Carol Assel
Joyce Schmidt
Waynera van Donge
Pollock
Lovely
Rexall) Drug CO
Rexall
GIANT
Onica
Panovite
Tuy Lough
Joe Histon
Rex Film & W
Bey
Rexall Drug CO
Saunter
Bowen Une Cologne
Atewe
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