09 Jan 1964
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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1964
Page
1
Wm Schoen superintendent notes annual circulation of 4 958 copies in west Iowa counties with advanced pricing options. In-state price listed at 4.00, U S A rate 7 40 for foreign copies.
The Red Cross expands service by merging Sioux City Woodbury County operations. Merger aims to boost efficiency and outreach with regional staff, volunteer networks, and joint programs across Plymouth and Woodbury counties. Executive committee includes Hatfield Vander Meer and local leaders.
The Globe-Post reports a misprint in a small ad naming Coppock Motor Co as the Pontiac dealer instead of Pew’s. More than 1,000 telephone calls flooded Pew’s with notices of the error, showing readers’ vigilance and willingness to have the correction published.
Deals filed show Robert W. McCabe transferring Lot in Mets Add to Carl E. Potter for 1.00. Ed Kurtz transfers all interest in Lot in Eilks Add to Pearl Mo Kurtz for 31.4. Mina & Juffer transfer Lot in Greenwood Add to Herman D. Juffer et al for 100. Ruth Burdette transfers Lot 3 Bil in Eilks Add to William E. Hoyt. John Ho Alesch et al transfer to Elmer L. and Roger G. Athens St Lots 9.
Ten Elk and ten South Side players competed in LeMars event rated at 100 dollars in total prize money.
The annual wage ordinance set salaries for city staff with raises for several police officers. Capt. Jim Hoeck and Lt. Joe Sutton saw monthly pay rise from 360 to 400, while other officers moved from 340 to 360. Overtime stays 1.50 per hour after a 54 hour week. street department overtime rises to 1.70 after a 44 hour week. City attorney and airport manager pay rise from 100 to 150. Other wages unchanged.
Joe Timmins returned to St. John’s University Collegeville Minnesota last Friday while Terry Timmins headed back to Trinity Prep Seminary in Sioux City Sunday evening after a holiday stay at their parents home Mr and Mrs F L Bill Timmins.
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