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Newspaper
Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1954
Page
3
Across county listings buyers name sellers from Remsen Le Mars Merrill Akron and other towns. Numerous hogs cattle and sows with weights and top prices appear for Tuesday Wednesday and Monday sales led by top hogs at various weights and values.
Reading shows numerous buyers from Granville Le Mars Hawarden Ireton Hull Remsen and Orange City bidding on steers heifers lambs hogs frogs cows and calves with weights from 208 to 1 232 pounds and prices ranging roughly 19 50 to 26 00 per hundredweight. Notable top price leaders include several top bids for Monday and Thursday with steer weights around 1 198 pounds at 25 75 and hogs at 20 50 to 20 60.
Brunsville residents attended the Plymouth county teachers Fun Fest at Le Mars country club. Visitors from Pasadena arrived to sell a home and plan to reside here. Chicago travelers visited Frank and Hilde Schultz and Herman Harms while returning from Chicago. Esther Thompson from Sioux City dropped by Farrell Hartington home. Sioux City guests visited John Luken and relatives.
Mr and Mrs Alea Klememe and others attended the wedding of Phylis Frerichs and Jerry Scribner at St Matthew s Lutheran church Worthington Minnesota. St Peter s Lutheran parish held its annual mission festival on Sept 19 with services, a plate lunch, and guests from Sioux Falls and Hudson, S D. A large crowd attended both services and groups assisted with meals. Numerous local residents and visitors were noted in wedding, visiting, and church event mentions across Stout City and nearby areas including Sioux City and Osakis Minnesota.
Mrs. Bertha Eliness of Hollywood visits Perry Center relatives while numerous Sioux City guests attend dinners and birthday observances. Spanning Windom to Spencer, dates show family gatherings, fairs, and trips. Vermillion student Bruce Elliott attends college as locals travel to Oake dam Ft Pierre and Spencer fair.
Sunday visits and family gatherings fill the region with relatives from Denison Plymouth Le Mars Yankton and Sioux Falls. Furloughs visits and hospital stays mark the week as residents attend funerals and celebrate birthdays while friends travel between Orange City Pipestone and Madison.
Granville notes mark a month of school with progress on projects. McMatcon and Rin Pomotka will attend the event next week, while plans for future activities unfold this week.
The column records visits from Mr Fre and Mr Hoghes and notes teaching staff Mrs Pos tolka and Mr Mateen. It lists 17 beginners by name, reports weekend guests at Schumacher and Hodapp homes, a 4 H family picnic in Granville park, and a series of Sunday visits by Mouser and Schilmoeller families. A birthday celebration at the Muehl home and a card of thanks from Ella Meiners conclude.
Mrs Agatha Siebels and Mrs Anna Brooks visit Rockford Iowa while Spencer Fair guests include Mr and Mrs Vernon Gray of Le Mars and Mr and Mrs Dell Mitchell of Ireton. Guests honored hosts Mr and Mrs Herbert Brown with a Sunday picnic supper before departing to Le Mars.
A long list of weekend visits from Le Mars Halk and Hull residents to local homes is recorded, including Chas Anderson and family, and Mrs Keith Mitchell recovering after surgery. Announcements include JoAnne Marie Wright born August 18 in Seattle to Dale and Virginia Wright, with Virginia Shoemaker a familiar name. Valerie born to Reynold and Mrs Wierda of Sioux Center and related family ties are noted along with trips to Volga and Hastings for weddings and training.
John Green and Mrs Henry Sicens Claire Scout spent time in Lawton with their family. Philip and Bel Fourche visitors returned Thursday from a trip related to the Stowe City Presbyterian church.
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