06 Dec 1956
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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1956
Page
1
A collection of handwritten wish lists from several children addressed to Santa. Patsy Warenhorst asks for a tiny tears doll lunch pail a typewriter makeup kit a spring horse a gun and gifts for mother and father. Muriet Grau Howard Pam and Mark Kehrberg request dolls coats trains trucks and a car transport.
Police court fines this week include Don Thien ten dollars for slop sing Vern Mueller ten dollars for lack of control Robert Hoffer for speeding the 15 and Robert Cox seven fifty for slop sign all in the mayor’s court proceedings.
Draft Board changes were made in multiple classifications at the Le Mars draft board on Wednesday November 2. Several individuals shifted grades including 1A to 1Cind and 4A to SA with many 4A to 5A moves. Lists name many service and classification moves among residents and Lincolnnettes 4-H participants.
Nine members attended as Esther Schultz joined as guest. Phyllis Schoenrock read a thank you letter from an elderly German couple who received a CARE package last year. The group planned a Christmas party and named a food and entertainment committee. A post meeting quiz tested knowledge of members. Phyllis demonstrated sewing machine basics and seams, Karen Lang spoke on wrist cushion making, and Sharon Muecke presented a talk on cheer. A delicious lunch followed served by her mother. Reporter Janice Lang.
Liberty Homemakers the Farm Bureau held their annual Christmas party on Tuesday December 4 at Mrs. Nelson Brown's home. The morning crafts and decorations featured homemade items, a potluck luncheon included Christmas plum pudding, and afternoon carols and readings closed the event with a collection for the Exceptional Children's Fund. The next session will be January 15 at Mrs. Vincent Pavlik's home with a lesson on Better Grooming by Mrs. Lund.
Women clubs in Plymouth County shared recipes and nutrition tips during November meetings led by Eva Lund. Extension training in October introduced new breakfast ideas and dishes, including ginger muffins and orange toast, encouraging exchange of family breakfast practices. A Lincoln Stanton member shared a make ahead mix recipe stored up to three weeks in the fridge.
A reader notes a tool or service described as a real time saver for holiday use. The comment highlights efficiency gains and practical utility during seasonal periods. No further details are provided in the fragment.
Lorraine Schlichte daughter of Mrs Luc Schlichte of Granville married Darrel Berkenpas son of Henry Berkenpas of Le Mars in a St Josephs Rectory Granville ceremony Saturday at 12 30 Rev N J Becker officiated with the bridge and groom surrounded by immediate family including her grandfather Gregor Penning A reception for 120 followed at Le Mars Eagles Hall Decorations featured burnt orange and white The couple will reside in Le Mars both employed locally and relatives attended from Ashton Granville Sioux Center and Le Mars
Westfield hosts include Mrs Florence Banks for the December 12 Christmas meeting with a 50 cent gift exchange and a children exchange. Town club and St Catherine guild plan December 12 parties with local hostesses. Farm relocations noted as Ted Miller family moving east of town and Elmer Petty family moving to Raby farm. Nearby visitors include Dr Charles Green entering Akron hospital and Tom Hummel from Elk Point as a caller in the George Hummel home.
Mrs Art Claeys and family of Adaville are mentioned in a local item from the Adaville area. The note references ongoing community ties and local family activity in the region.
Sioux City area families held Christmas events at homes in the past week. Guests included Mr and Mrs George Prue Orris Allard and family Don Kovarna Raphael Montagne and others. The Rural Home club planned a cookie exchange and Christmas program at a meeting hosted by Mrs Elda. Nearby residents enjoyed Sunday dinners and visits from extended family including Bay Point South Dakota and Akron.
The hospital auxiliary bazaar is in full swing with handmade items and affordable gifts. Tree decorations Christmas stockings knitted scarves headpieces aprons and more are available plus baked goods. Stop by for gifts or personal use.
A distressed notice announces a bazaar and bake sale at Sacred Heart Hospital. Highlighted items include handmade crafts and a special last day sale with discounted prices to attract shoppers.
The Grant Clover Clovers 4-H Club met at Mary Ann Ahrendt’s home with officers and members from Plymouth and Cherokee counties attending. Mr and Mrs Weston Karr named presidents in Franklin, Le Mars. P T At Grant Clover Clovers. Roll call, dues paid, and reports were submitted.
Reported advance publicity hints at a possible lack of Christmas trees this year despite Mars Stores promising plentiful new supplies. Early shoppers may still face limited availability if supplies do not meet demand.
Card expresses sincere thanks for sympathy and floral offerings after a recent sorrow. It names Mr Edouard Swain and family, Mr and Mrs Fabian Swain, Mr Stanley Ahimiof, and visits from Stanley and others. Mentions Herman Van der Well, Clyde Raby of Rockwell City, R. C. Edmonds, Nate Boarke and travel to southern Texas.
Nelle Lumber Co offers 5 x 9 plywood ideal for ping pong tables. Phone contact provided for orders and inquiries.
Minnehaha County South Dakota supervisors filed suit to block the state tax commission from forcing higher taxes on local property. The Globe-Post and Argus Leader reported that utilities secured low assessments by pressuring the state to double or triple taxes on small property owners, highlighting perceived favoritism toward foreign corporations. The suit targets this policy and seeks relief within the 30 day window, with named parties including Mr and Mrs Roland Bedell of Le Mars and Edgar Bedell of New York.
The fragment mentions Steve, Judy, Richar Sine, and Nelle Lumb with a plywood item described as four by five by nine feet and references a Littlest Angel gig. The readable text is fragmented and lacks a clear story or date.
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