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Newspaper
Maurice Times
Location
Maurice, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1929
Page
4
A whimsical scene depicts Mistress Springtime and fruit trees discussing the annual Great Fruit Parade of blossoms. Characters debate fruit bloom fashion and introduce each blossom family while awaiting the ripening season.
Lutherans gathered at Sioux City to mark Luther’s anniversary and the 400th year since Luther’s estate, with remarks in German and English about Luther’s life, catechism, and district synod history. Attendees from Hawarden, Remsen, Hinton, and several towns joined meals and tours of Lutheran facilities.
Mr and Mrs Frank Evans visited the Will Evans home Thursday evening. Hertsan Heeren and family were Le Mars visitors Saturday. Garret Eilers and others visited Ernest Busch home Saturday evening. N P Westergerd Jr and family were Sioux Center visitors Saturday. Miss Clara Osborne visited Mildred Wells Sunday. Mrs N P Westergerd Jr and Mrs Vanderven and Mrs G E Stoner of Hawarden visited at the Breast Busch home Sunday. Mr and Mrs Jesse Westergerd visited Chris Westergerd Sander's home, and Mrs Harry Stief visited the Danningbring home. Mr and Mrs Ed Riepma returned from Bancroft South Dakota. Buldr ed Wells visited Alice Cooper, and Mrs Fred Dirks and family visited Pete Van Whre Sunday evening.
Washington Township farm cen cells meet in the hall at Me unoricas evening chaired by Henry Bentt the annual twinee buying pool will be formed. The County Fair ex is to be planned with a demonstration at Wammer's farm. Four hour Drying Enamel offered at Ainriénau's Drug Store.
Fred Collenbaugh has led a week of remodeling at Col lenbaugh Motor Co. The sales room and work room are reconfigured, decor updated, and the auto repair area enhanced for speed and convenience. Roy Vander Hamm of Chatsworth joins as expert mechanic to oversee the repair department.
The Rev. Neil Stewart delivered his farewell sermon to the United Presbyterian Church of Boyden on Sunday morning and then to the community in the evening. He has accepted the pastorate of the United Presbyterian Church at Superior Nebraska.
Confirmation services at 10:00 in English with list of confirmands. Sunday School at 9:39. Catechism Tuesday at 3:00. Ladies Aid and Walther League meet on upcoming Thursdays. Junior and Senior Endeavor led by Linn Walker and Miss Margaret Karr. Children’s Day practice Saturday at 2:60. Roy M. Smith, J. Rich Schmidt and Rev. Van Dyke listed with various service times and programs.
Court summons residents to attend probate proceedings for the estate of the deceased. The document, dated May 27, 1929, commands appearance and shows the court seal and attorney signatures.
Reading township ladies met at Mrs L C Vander Hamm on May 22 with seven members. They prepared posters and booth exhibits for the county fair and planned a fine display. Publicity Chairman Miss Apnarbel Wickland and Mrs Anderson with daughter Betty Ann of Whiting visited Leland and attended the American Legion play. Anabel stayed until Wednesday evening. Piano for sale and floor wax offered at Marienau's Drug Store.
A young man named Carter, newly graduated as a veterinarian from Ames College, will locate in Craig around June 15 to begin practice. Ye and A N Gverbaugh of Hull, Ta. were in town Saturday to make preliminary arrangements for his arrival.
A brief help wanted notice seeks a young man described as a Cian of pearance with good fitness and professed independence. The employer requests a candidate for rendering works and related duties, listing proprietor contact details.
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