Group performance ends with health talk on heart disease
Mrs George Essdh health chairman presented a paper on heart disease after group singing. A delicious lunch followed, served by the hostess.
14 Apr 1949
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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1949
Page
1
Mrs George Essdh health chairman presented a paper on heart disease after group singing. A delicious lunch followed, served by the hostess.
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Francis Ludwig of Merrill on April 7 in Sioux City with two brothers to welcome her. Mary Elizabeth is the name. Other births listed include Dempster, Bolton, and Parks families in Sioux City Le Mars and surrounding towns. Multiple local residents are noted as medical or surgical patients, and several births are recorded with April dates across Le Mars Sioux Center Granville and nearby communities.
D F Carey formerly of Salem South Dakota and father of Eugene Carey Le Mars high school coach died Tuesday at his Hollywood home after a long illness Funeral services and burial will be at Hollywood Thursday He was born in Fondufac Wisconsin married 55 years ago at Salem South Dakota to Nellie Fuller Surviving are the widow three sons Dr Mark Carey of Logan Iowa Clarence of Los Angeles and Eugene of Le Mars and two daughters Mrs J P Tolliver of Hollywood and Mrs Marvin Smith of Los Angeles
Milo Bohrke and Esther Kellen both of Remsen apply for marriage licenses. Arnold J. Wilmes and Clara Elizabeth Orban both of Le Mars, Robert H. Moritz of Sioux City, and Bernice E Burke of Kingsley also seek licenses. Mrs. Gertrude M. Vondrak and Shirley attend a bridal shower for Miss Janice Lamoreaux at her Leeds home.
Storm paralyses region as power failed at Seney Adaville stations and Kingsley substation. Long distance service, buses, and railroads faced delays while crews work to restore lines. By press time, most lines near emergency operation. snow accumulations 8 inches at Minnesota line. Streets clearing. forecast low near 26 degrees.
Ten fishermen apprehended Sunday by Game Warden Ralph A. Lemke of Alton for fishing without licenses appeared in Justice J A Hentges court. Eight pled guilty. fines of 5 dollars and 2 dollars costs each. Two defendants sought venue change. In Remsen’s Justice Barn ey Bankers court they were fined 15 dollars and 2 costs, with 12 dollars of the fine suspended, leaving them effectively 5 dollars apiece plus venue fees.
Funeral services for Bert L. Lemon, former Le Mars resident, will be held Saturday at the Methodist church in Council Bluffs. The body will be brought to Le Mars for graveside services at the city cemetery, with Council Bluffs services at 10:30 a.m. and Le Mars graveside set between 3:00 and 4:00 p.m. Lemon died after a heart attack at his business after arriving at 8:30 a.m. Wednesday.
Ireton residents note a tough winter with many gardens showing stress yet strawberries and bulbs survive. Local growers report uneven yields and ongoing spring prep as soil warms. Community gardeners discuss care tips and expected harvest timing for fruit and flowers.
Reports from Mrs. Harry Turay note a strawberry bed missed straw mulch yet stayed protected and green after snowbank melt. Fred DeJong and Guile Bergsma report potatoes spared by fall harvest issues are in excellent, table-ready condition. Holland tulips thrive in beds while western Oregon Washington varieties burst buds. Nearby, hospital stay for Mrs. Ene with Martin Ka ading at Sioux City, and a hospitalization for Mrs. Limaellman Hawarden morning after an aloe incident. years of illness touch family ties with George Brg and others among relatives.
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