19 Dec 1935
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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1935
Page
1
A fragment discusses Britain's canny international maneuvers and hints at Machiavellian influence shaping global events. The excerpt hints at a curious view of Britain as a nation of subtle, strategic actors in world affairs.
A dated column blends political jab at Britain over League of Nations policy with light vignettes. It recalls the tension between sentiment and strength, mocks pacifist arguments, and shifts to humorous local anecdotes about domestic squabbles, a detective youth, a dog named Flop, and neighborhood quirks. The piece then weighs in on the Lindbergh kidnap case, doubting Hauptmann's guilt beyond doubt and casting doubt on the integrity of the state investigation.
A column argues justice should uncover clear evidence before punishing Hauptmann, critiques mob sentiment toward Governor Hoffman of New Jersey, and questions sensationalism in crime coverage. It also reflects on sportsmanship at a LeMar a banquet and notes on police conduct and publicity. The piece moves through civic reason to social observations.
A compilation lists engaged pairs and marriages with ages and hometowns. Entries include Herbert John 23 and Mildred Blades 21 from Sioux City. Aloysius Schwartz 24 of Granville and Helen Kobberman 20 of Remsen. Thomas Eidsness 30 and Hazel Lundstrom 21 from Hudson. D A Rozell 29 Akron and Louise Dayen 23 Clark. Theodore M Johnson 30 Ireton and Rika Laukstadt 24 Le Mars. Bernadine Wuth 32 Remsen and Miranda Keler 22 Remsen. Wayne Wadsley 21 Cherokee and Fyrne Claw 18 Aurelia.
A long roster of Red Cross members and contributors names A J Schultz Mra C Van Zyl Mary FE Waddick Josephine Winslow Arlene Glade Miss Soderberg Mrs Will Berger Mrs Will Richardson Geo Borchers Mrs Wesley Brown Weasley Brown Mrs J W McNacham er J W McNachamer Mrs W H Burkett Roy Richardson Mary Zimmer Msgr W A Pape Sacred Heart hospital Gladys Watson Wm F Grahiman Mrs Lyle Hubbell Mrs Roscoe Brown J L Doud Henry Kamp Rev H Rolfes Sol Helz Jens Peter Relsch C W Gralapp Arch Lilly A Anderson O B Lilly G P Littelle Mrs Lester Sanford P F Tracy Victor Brunde en Alice Vant Hoff A W Hummel Mrs Camilla Conway Clara Chapman Joe McCue G W Marenholder M P Spaulding Geo P Main EB H Spaulding D W Spaulding Keith K Knapp Roy Kelly J A Kloster Mrs Jno Deiterman L M Sampson Peter Kellen Mrs Carl Marcue C J Eyres Mrs Arthur Pick A Krog man Chas Kiuver Mrs John Nemmera Steve Kellen Frank Harpenau Mrs Ralph Marcus Mrs Henry Remer Nela Beaubein H B Lilly David Lilly Mrs Frank Helm Harry Halweg Edna Trometer Mrs Will Lae Bahn Jos Kovarna The following made contrite dlona.
The two college glee clubs presented a program at the college church on Sunday evening. The men’s club was directed by Prof. J. Frank Dewelt and Mrs D. O. Kime led the leading choir. Vine Hin and other organ players participated in the interlude.
A sequence of Le Mars Iowa letter fragments from December 1935 to 1936 shows children writing Santa Claus with requests for dolls bikes sleds wagons and various gifts. Letters mention locations near Craig Iowa four miles south and a mile east or west, school details and teachers, and thanks for past presents.
Miss Schieaser invites attendance at a Christmas program on Thursday afternoon December 19 at Grant No 9 School in Le Mars Iowa. Kenneth Ludwigs signs as a friend. Mary Hansen writes from Le Mars December 16 1935 asking for a ceterchest stockings and a ward room. Larry Traufer requests drum bicycle aeroplane sweater and candy for himself and siblings. Catherine a seven year old third grader asks for a doll Shirley Temple color book and colors plus a wagon and tractor for her three year old brother Jacob.
A color book, dress stockings for their dad, label cloth for their mother, nuts and candy and peanuts, and a Christmas tree are requested by Catherine and Jacob Ahrendgren. They ask not to forget their teacher.
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