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Newspaper
Spencer News
Location
Spencer, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1915
Page
10
Wedding notices list Miss Aames Tim Cecelia and Ida Cooney along with Wilming Steen and Letha Everly as part of a local celebration with Christmas bells to be rung in the near term.
Winn Lula Swain and Lede Hayward attended events in Spencer on Saturday. Miss Lucile Selmeller returned from Le Mars to resume teaching in Waterford District 8. A public dance is planned for Wednesday at the Forest theatre. Senior girls of Home Economics served a four course dinner to School Board members and their wives last Thursday. Lutheran Ladies Bazaar last Saturday raised 128.11. Henry Wehde and Henry Lohse of Lakeville Minn visiting here. Leo Thiel bought the local meat market last Saturday and will take possession next month. Dr La M McGreevey of Everly and Della Dawell of Town City were married last Saturday morning. Harvey Paterson of Albert City visited J. W. Flick’s home over Sunday.
A Spencer newspaper staff asserts continued control despite rumors of sale offers. They emphasize commitment to readers, the town, and local development, noting health limits, potential consolidation to two papers, and hope for stable leadership during Christmas season.
A festive reply from Santa to News Letter readers details gift desires from children and adults, recounting holiday shopping at local stores. The letter mentions Clay Cardney and others, describes Santa’s trip to local shops, and notes practical gifts like clothing, toys, and household items.
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