Local Dinners and Visits Highlight Brunsville Week
Brunsville residents hosted and visited relatives from Luton Marcus and Le Mars Iowa on Thursday through Sunday. Notable events included birthdays for Herman Harms and Jack Reese, and several residents taking part in church activities, shopping trips to Sioux City, and a first communion at St James Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewie Montange
Luton
Iowa
Nora Vernon
Jhon Luken
Phil Groetken
Wilmer Lenhoff
Marcus
Francis Schultz
le Mars
Herman Harms
Bess Edwards
Tom Vernon
Sioux City
Arnold Klemme
Ladies Aid
St. Peters Lutheran Church
Alex Krenane
Ott Osterbuhr
Cyril Jandry
Jack Reese
Reese
Jack
Herman
Rose Vernon
Wayne Crowley
John Bruns
Joannah Bruns
M. F. Joynt
Clara Luken
John L
Ed Eilers
Texas
Pinochle Club
Lois
Harold Eilers
Emily
John Luken
Wayne Aa Wiey
Sue Beth
St. James Church
Crowley
Vernon
Gehten School
John Kallsen
Leora Laughton
Brunsville
Linda Luken
Darrell Luken
Gehlen High
William Penn Defeats Westar College on Muddy Field
William Penn defeated Westar College of Le Mars 19 to 6 Saturday night on a muddy Oskaloosa field. Jack Boender scored all three touchdowns for the winners, with a two yard first quarter plunge and two later scores in the fourth, an W5 yard slant and an eight yard plunge. Doug Libby booted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Penn
Westar College
le Mars
Oskaloosa
Jack Boender
Boender
Doug Libby
Westmar Wins On Bob Kettler's One-Yard QB Keeper
Westmar broke into the scoring column in the third period with a one yard quarterback keeper by Bob Kettler. William Penn stands 5 and 3, while Westmar sits 4-3-1 for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westmar
Bob Kettler
William Penn
School Menu For November 3 To 6
Tuesday features meat loaf with potatoes and buttered corn plus pineapple upside down cake. Wednesday offers beef and noodles with buttered peas and carrots and ice box dessert. Thursday serves pork sausage with baked sweet potatoes and green beans plus jello. Friday includes baked haddock, mashed potatoes and lima beans with Harvard beets. Monday menu lists Wiener in bun, macaroni and cheese, lettuce salad and apple cobbler. Notice requests for refrigeration needs and mentions Transfer Refrigeration Ch. 346.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Funeral Mass for Mrs. Alice Dunn in Sioux City
The funeral mass for Mrs. Alice Frank Dunn of Sioux City was read at 9 a.m. Saturday, October 3 at St. Joseph's Church. Among attendees were her niece Rose Bray and daughter Lucille. Alice was the last member of the large Keenan family, pioneers and homesteaders of Plymouth County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice
Frank) Dunn
Sioux City
St. Joseph’s Church
Rose Bray
Lucille
Patrick Keenan
Plymouth County
Grant Little Giants Meet Plans Roller-Skating Party
The Grant Little Giants held a meeting October 14 at Danny Kruse's home to divide into teams and set a December 1 goal for collecting numbers. A roller-skating party is planned with committee members Jim Marienau Billy Osterbuhr and Danny Kruse. They will invite the Washington Club and guests. Ronald Halwley becomes a new member. After the meeting Danny's mother Charyl Doering and PP Dr Bernice Davies joined a Study Abroad Tour from July 4 to August 31 with 87 teachers, touching several countries. Frank and Rome Hentges left for Chicago to visit the David Hentges home meet their new niece and granddaughter and visit at the Jerry Targun home, former Gloria Hentges' daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Little Giants
Danny Kruse
Jim Marienau
Billy Osterbuhr
Washington Club
Ronald Halwley
Danny
Charyl Doering
Bernice Davies
Westmar College
Frank
Rome Hentges
Chicag
David Hentges
Jerry Targun
Gloria Hentges
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Chase & Sanborn Coffee
Ene
Obin Tekis
Aue
Robin Hood
Michigan
Bud’s
Rath
Et Baakty Sc Bem
Lucky Keard
Visi
Bud
Westmark
Town Public Service Company
Iowa Public Service Co
E. M. Raun
le Mars Markets
Zemo
Lydia E Pinkham
Pinkham
Pinkhaimn
Tors
Lydia E
Aquid
ST. Johns
St. John’s
Pan-0 - Gold Baking Co. Bakers of Sunbeam Bread
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