Brunsville Couple Visits Nephew’s Home
Mr and Mrs Alex Klemme visited at the home of their nephew in Brunsville.
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Newspaper
Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1956
Page
4
Mr and Mrs Alex Klemme visited at the home of their nephew in Brunsville.
Art Rubborg at Hanis and Hadabesstas evening on Wednesday they all ate tended the fair at Spencer and returned home Thursday. Mrs Arnold Zenk and granddaughter Burnette DeBote of Leloitav after a two weeks unit at the home of her son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Arnold Zenk of Idaho Fully Idaho Mr and Mrs Wayne Burris and
A string of visits fills a weekend in Akron and surrounding areas. Residents from Akron, Sioux City, Westfield, Le Mars, Merrill and Fort Sill share time with relatives, report church events, and recount a fishing trip to Minnesota Lakes.
Members of St Pauls Lutheran held their annual Sunday school picnic at City Park after morning services. Local families hosted visiting relatives from Mankato and Parker while many residents attended gatherings at homes in the area. A long list of residents and guests from Deshler, Nakomb, Hawarden, Sioux City and other towns were noted at dinners and social visits through the week.
The American Legion Auxiliary met at Mrs. Lou Meister’s home with thirteen members present. After business, a brief entertainment period followed. Relatives from Milan, Anthon, and Rock Branch visited nearby before returning home. Community and family visits were noted across several towns, with multiple households hosting or attending gatherings and attendances at local events.
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