Arendt Farewell Social Items In Le Mars
Mr and Mrs William G Arendt prepare to move to Omaha Nebraska after a two week flow of courtesy visits. Friends hosted banquets brunches dinners and card evenings at the Country Club Hammer s Cafe and private homes with Mrs Arendt receiving a gift before departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Arendt
le Mars
Omaha
Nebraska
W. K. Fry
Grant MacKenzie
Fort
Mrs. Arendt
M. J. Joynt
J. E. Kelley
Hammer's Cafe
R. J. Joynt
Cora Crowley
Arendt
R. L Budde
Budde
Dennis Schneider
Kingsley
Nate Gearke
Josephine Arendt
Fred Moore
Nate Georke
Remsen Plans Annual Kiddie Day Weeks Ahead
Remsen Commercial club met Monday at noon for its regular session. They discussed Kiddie Days, the annual two day event for children on August 23 and 24. Other agenda items included baseball and a Smorgasbord in November. The site for Kiddie Days was changed from the former block south of the Cambier and to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remsen Commerical Club
Cambier
Remsen carnival brings rides games and fairs near Main
August 23 and 24 feature a ferris wheel several small rides for children a kiddie parade at 7 pm a teenage dance at the V F W ball and a watermelon feed. Events include Remsen Hawks vs Paullina baseball and a Remsen softball game with an outside team plus a flower and commercial show at the municipal hall for fun and old and young alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remsen Implement
Witt & Nitzchke
Main Street
Barthole
Schaafy Implement
Remsen Lumber Yards
Remsen Hawks
Paullina
Remsen
Betty Hamman Weds Richard Strub in August 1956 Wedding
Miss Betty Hamman daughter of Joseph Hamman Cleghorn wed Richard Strub son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Strub Merrill at Holy Name Church Marcus on Saturday August 11 1956 at 9 00 am. The bride a Wayne State Teachers College graduate will teach kindergarten at Waynesville Ta this fall. The groom a senior in education and coaching at Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls. They will reside in Waterloo after a one week southern wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Hamman
Joseph Hamman
Cleghorn
Richard Strub
Joseph Strub
Merrill
Holy Name Catholic Church
Marcus
Wayne State Teachers College
Waynesville
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Waterloo
Linen shower honors Cleone Molzen ahead of August wedding
Shower honored Cleone Molzen at the Molzen home last Sunday afternoon with hostesses Gladys Thoma and Mrs. John Hart Jr. Guests played games and opened gifts before a lunch. Miss Molzen will wed David Lowery August 19 at St. John's Lutheran in Le Mars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleone Molzen
Alfred Molzen
Gladys Thoma
John Hart, Jr
Miss Molzen
David Lowery
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Les Mars
Shower Honors LaDelle Olson At Elmer Treinen Home
Celine Krohn hosted a miscellaneous shower for LaDelle Olson at the Elmer Treinen home on Tuesday evening. Guests enjoyed games and visiting, Olson opened gifts, and a lunch was served by Krohn with help from Mrs. Elmer Treinen and Mrs. Merlyn Klein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celine Krohn
LaDelle Olson
Elmer Treinen
Miss Olson
Miss Krohn
Merlyn Klein
Raby announces daughterDonna Rae to Wil Marriage notice
Mr and Mrs Delbert Raby of Merrill announce the marriage of their daughter Donna Rae to Wil.
Weinrich Wedding Held At Melbourne Church
Lian Ray Weinrich, son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Weinrich of Hinton, married in a double ring ceremony Saturday evening at the Melbourne E. U. W. B. Church. Rev Fred A Richardson officiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lian Ray Weinrich
Raymond Weinrich
Hinton
Melbourne
E. UW. B
Fred A. Richardson
Veterinarian Ordered to Report for Army Service
Dr Virgil E Bohenkamp recent graduate from Low State college veterinary medicine left Monday to report in Chicago for military service He is assigned to the Meat and Dairy Hygiene school and will study at the Chicago center until October when a new assignment is given He is the son of Mr and Mrs Joe Bohenkamp of Remsen and previously assisted Dr E H Pick in Remsen His Chicago address is ee West Pershing Rd Chicago
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil E. Bohenkamp
Low State College
Department of Veterinary Medicine
Chicago
Meat and Dairy Hygiene
Joe Bohenkamp
Remsen
Ames
E. H. Pick
Bohenkamp
Eee West Pershing Rd
Birthday Party for Donald DeLan at Age Five
Donald DeLan celebrated his fifth birthday on August 1 as friends played games and opened gifts. A delicious lunch followed, then Indonesian mothers arrived for coffee and dessert. A pleasant time was shared by all attendees.
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Donald DeLan
Mrs Maud Whitney 77 dies after long cancer illness
Mrs Maud Whitney known as Lydia Maud Sturges died August 4 in Hawarden Hospital after a lengthy cancer illness. Funeral services were held August 6 at St Pauls Lutheran church Ireton officiated by Rev Pittock Hawarden. Born Detroit 1878 she moved to Dell Rapids Pierre then Ireton. She married Joshua Whitney in 1896. two daughters Cora and Florence survive along with farm life near Ireton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireton
Maud Whitey
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Pittock
Hawarden
Whitney
Hawrden
Lydia Maud Sturges
Detroit
Michigan
Dell Rapids
Pierre
Dunkard
Joshua Whitney
Cora
Florence
St. Pauls Lutheran Church
Daugh
Obituary fragment lists Sturges family relatives and burial
Hers, Mrs Cart Ehlers of Ireton and Mrs Mary Moses of Seattle are named with two brothers Harry Sturges Belle Fusche S D and George Sturges Fort Lauderdale Fla. One sister Elizabeth Kellems Turner Oregon one half brother Albert Hughes Ireton and half sister Anna Hughes Seattle. One granddaughter Mrs Leonard Wessels Seattle and one great grandchild Arnold Wessels Seattle. Interment was made in Pleasant Hill cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cart Ehlers
Ireton
Mary
Moses
Seattle
Washington
Harry Sturges
Belle Fusche S. D
George Sturges
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Elizabeth Kellems
Turner, Oregon
Abbert Hughies
Anna Hughes
Leonard Wessels
Arnold Wessels
Pleasant Hil Cemetery
Mrs Lydia Miller Funeral Rites Held in Akron
Funeral services were held at 3 p.m. Sunday at Emmanuel Lutheran church Akron for Mrs. Lydia Miller 79 who died Wednesday in a Sioux City nursing home Rev David Roy officiated and burial followed in Akron cemetery. She was born January 16 1877 in Illinois and spent most of her life in Nebraska and Iowa. Survivors include a daughter Ms Robert Harris of Brunswick Neb two sons Herbert and Clarence of Akron a stepson Charles Chambers at Arnolds Park Ia four brothers Lewis Schroeder of Sioux City seven grandchildren and nine great grandchildren
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Akron
Lydia Miller
Sioux City
David Roy
Rossow
Ilinois
Nebraska
Iown
Robert Harris
Brunswick
Neb
Herbert
Clarence
Charles Chambers
Arnolds Park
Lewis Schroeder
Marcus man F W Schmillen dies after brief illness
F W Schmillen 76 of Marcus died Saturday at Le Mars after a brief sickness. Funeral 2 PM Tuesday at Peace Lutheran Marcus with Rev R Meyers officiating. Burial Amherst cemetery under Nelson funeral home direction. Born April 6 1880 in Fayette county Ta he lived in Marcus 60 years. Wife died August 24 1955. Survived by brothers Thomas A Cherokee and Matt Marcus plus several nieces and nephews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Schmillen
Marcus
le Mars
Peace Lutheran Church
Rev
R. Meyers
Amherst Cemetery
Nelson Funeral Home
Mr. Schmillen
Fayette County
Thomas A
Matt
Jay Dugan Dies After Long Illness In Washta
Jay Dugan 65 died at his Washta home Saturday after a long illness. Funeral services set for 9:30 a.m. Tuesday at St Michael's church Kingsley with burial in the parish cemetery. Born June 24, 1891 on a Kingsley area farm, he married Lucy Kramer January 9, 1918. They farmed nearby before moving to Washta. Survivors include his widow and brother Harold of Le Mars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Dugan
Washta
St Michael’s Church
Kingsley
Mr. Dugan
Lucy Kramer
Harold
le Mars
Frank Leander dead at 77 on Yankton farm ties Hawarden roots
Frank Leander, 77, of Yankton South Dakota, died Sunday May 29. He grew up on a farm west of Hawarden.
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Frank Leander
Yankton
Hawarden
Funeral services held for Leander at Yankton home
Leander born February 1879 in Burlington Iowa, moved to the area in youth and farmed until seven years ago when he retired to Yankton. Survived by widow Agnes, son Elmer of Alcester, daughter Hilda Hunter of Hudson, brother Alfred of Aberdeen, and sisters Eleanor of Sioux City Amanda Lundberg of Alcester and Mrs C E Carlson of Hawarden.
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Yankton
C. E. Carlson
Kenneth
Hawarden
Mrr
Leander
Burlington
Agnes
Elmer
Alcester
Hilda Hunter
Hudson
Alfred
Aberdeen
S. D
Eleanor Leander
Sioux City
Amanda Lundberg
Tragic Tractor Accident Kills Adaville Infant
Mary Lee Hoffman 15 months old daughter of Mr and Mrs Ray Hoffman Jr was crushed to death when a tractor driven by her father ran over her in the family yard after dinner He had left the tractor briefly to adjust the disc ends Funeral services held Saturday at St Pauls Lutheran Johnson township burial Pleasant Valley cemetery Survivors include grandparents Raymond Hoffman Sr Akron and Mr and Mrs Richard Boucher Sioux City great grandfather Paul M Custer Sioux City
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Adaville
Mary Lee Hoffman
Ray Hoffman, Jr
Hoffman
Saaturday
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Johnson Township
Ewald Senst
Pleasant Valley Cemetery
Lewison Funeral Home
Raymond Hoffman
Akron
Richard Boucher
Sioux City
Paul M. Custer
Hoeven Reopens Sioux City District Congressional Office
After Congress adjourned, Congressman Charles B Hoeven of the 8th District reopened his Sioux City District Congressional Office in Room 320 of the Post Office building. The office will stay open through year end, with constituents urged to contact the Sioux City office or his secretary for congressional matters while Washington remains open during adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Hoeven
Town
Sioux City
Laws
Washington
Hoeven
Mrs. Anna Vismow Remembered as Akron Westfield Resident
Mrs. Anna Vismow, longtime Akron and Westfield area resident and a well known figure in the community, is remembered for her years of service and local involvement. The obituary notes her familiarity and esteem among neighbors and reflects on her life in the Akron Westfield vicinities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Vismow
Akron
Westfield
Pioneer resident Anna Wisnow dies at 91 in Sioux City
Anna Cilley Wisnow died Tuesday August 7 in Sioux City after a long illness at age 91. Born March 8, 1865 in New Hampshire she moved to Iowa in 1881 then Akron and Westfield before settling in Sioux City in 1959. Survivors include Grace Maurice Fred Edward and grandchildren. Funeral services were Thursday at Harry Christy funeral home Morningside with burial at Graceland Park Cemetery.
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Sioux City
Anna Cilley
New Hampshire
Iowa
Westheld
Samuel J. Wisnow
Westfield
Akron
Wisnow
Harry Christy
Morningside
Ralph Brink
Graceland Park Cemetery
Bugle Corp Plans Developing National Trip to Los Angeles
Bugle Corp plans a national competition trip to Los Angeles with entry blanks sent through Legion Headquarters in Indianapolis. The Walmer Post Drum & Bugle Corps has rooms reserved in LA, and two charter buses will carry the corps, equipment, and wives. The Le Mars Drum Corps Widows organization formed by members’ wives expresses support as Iowa hopes to be represented at the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Byers
le Mars Brum & Bugle Corps
Los Angeles
American Legion
Iowa
le Mars
Drum Corps
Coch Man
Oyens Man Involved In Fatal Crash Near Wolverton
A car truck collision occurred two miles north of Wolverton Minnesota at 3 00 a m Friday August 10. Merlin Lendsen of Wabegta ND about 23 was killed when his car struck a truck driven by Joe Hoffman of Oyens ND. Hoffman was uninjured. The Hoff man truck sustained damage and was towed to Morehead Minnesota.
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Wolverton
Minn
Merlin Lendsen
Wabeetta
N. DD
Joe Hoffman
Oyens
Leadsen
Hoffman
Morehead
Minnesota
Fargo
N. D
National Guard Camp Move From Le Mars To Camp Riley Minn
Iowa National Guard unit from Le Mars left Sunday August 12 for Camp Riley Minnesota for their annual field training. About 125 officers and men departed by train and by vehicle with Lt Orville Livermore as commanding officer. They expect to return August 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa National Guard
le Mars
Camp Riley
Minn
Orville Livermore
Local Notes From Le Mars Area Read Like Daily Happenings
Sunday remarks deny kinship with Hemmer family of Merrill Funeral services set at Rock Valley from Van der Ploeg funeral home in Sheldon Leonard Appel’s drowning reported near Keokuk Mississippi River Marvin Herzig family returns to Marion Iowa Allan Murray family heads to excursion Pickstown Fort Randall dam Le Mars horses bid for state palomino show at Boone August 16 Dr Alex Watson and Mrs Watson visiting Gladys Watson and Mrs John Watson Nelson Miller returns from Fort Collins Colorado to home of Le Roy Holmes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hemmer
Merrill
Rock Valley
van der Ploeg
Sheldon
le Mars
Leonard Appel
Keokuk
Mississippi River
Marvin Herzig
Herzig
Albert Herzig
Marion
Iowa
Allan Murray
Kingsley
Pickstown
Fort Randall Dam
Boone
Alex. Watson
Watertoo Lows
Gladys Watson
Mrr
John Watson
Nelson Milter
Fort Collins
Colorado
le Roy Holmes
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Mars
Arnold W. Klemme
Herman Jahde
Sioux City Auditorium
Wilk Co
Herweg
Newera Prref Rchlvye
Army
Mrs. M. Whitney
F. W. Schmillen
M. L. Hoffman
Jltme
Doug Chef
Olds
St. S. W
Bugle Corp
Country Club
Cloyd Caulkins
Robert Cox
Paul F. Bender
D. C
George
Emma Bender
Esther Smith
Huston P. Cunningham
Camp Ripley
A. G. Smaltz
Minneapolis
Charles Horn
Hollies Karr
Weston Kare
Kendall and
Douglas
Black Hills
George W. Berner
Ray Berner
Sioux Falls
Re Hyer
Jagger
Robin Hood
Boston
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