Sheriff's Sale Notice in Plymouth County Iowa
Special execution issued by Plymouth County District Court levies on real estate owned by Bernard Lacker Herbert Raby and Mrs Herbert Raby East Half Northeast Quarter Section Two Township Ninety two Range Fort Seven Plymouth County Iowa to satisfy Becker Bowfing Company and Bernard Lacken judgment. Sale set for February 7 1962 at 10 oclock A M at the north door of the Court House Le Mars, to cover $8785.42 plus $42 fees and $36.22 exec, plus costs, highest cash bidder. Sheriff Frank Scheler and Deputy present. attorney Morse Hoermeman handling counter's fee. Published in Le Mars on January 25.
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District Court
Iowa
Plymouth County
Becker Bowfing Company
Bernard Lacken
Herbert Raby
Bernard Lacker
Range Fort
Severn
Howse
le Sars
Plymouth
Costa
Bowling By Lads At Sweet 16
Junior lads at the S ig Lanes bowl several games led by Ren Treinen with a 12 average and Jim Epling close behind at 10. Epling posted a 133 game and 29 in week’s series. Larry Albert rolled 274 in games 48 and 124. Standings show Red Ribbons leading with 9 wins, Rollers 5, Strikes 7, Fin Busters 4, Gutter Dusters 3, and Flintsteins 3.
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John Shearon Jr
Ren Treinen
Jim Epling
Bon Taem
Larry Albert
Olson
Red Ribbons
the Rollers
Bk Gutter Dusters
Flintsteins
Lest
Vy A
McKenzie Named Athlete of Week for Eagles
Wendell McKenzie, a Spring Valley Minnesota sophomore, was named Athlete of the Week after his standout 12 point game against the Braves. He started forward with Ron Mueller ill and added ten rebounds, aiding the Eagle cause. He also started vs Northwestern and plans to teach secondary education.
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Wendell McKenzie
Sioux Falls
Ron Mueller
Wendell
Braves
Eagle
Westmiar
Northwestern
Spring Valley
Minnesota
Farm and estate auctions listed for January February
The Globe-Post lists multiple farm and estate auctions scheduled around January 27 to February 13 in Iowa. Names include Delmar Bainbridge Richards and Ruden as auctioneers, locations near Merill Le Mars St Joseph's church Hinton Correctionville Climbing Hill Ledyard Sioux Center Le Mars Bogaard Moret and Vander Maaten. Michael Anthony recently hospitalized with meningitis has returned home to recuperate.
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Delmar Bainbridge
Kingsley
Richards
Ruden
Harold Rees
Merrill
Steve Carel
St. Joseph's Church
Hinton
Oil Road
Frank Hoss
St. Joseph’s Church
Richards and
Dr. R. Baker
Correctionville
John Schuldt
Climbing Hill
Jack Lynch
Ledyard
Iowa
Harold Ruden
Roscoe Davis
Lester von Kagel
College Farm
le Mars
Katherine Beaufils
1St Street
Andrew Vander Maaten
Sioux Center
Bogaard and
Moret
Chapter No 70 OES installs Le Mars officers
Chapter No 70 of the Order of Eastern Star met in a special session Saturday evening to install officers. Mrs George Koenig and others installed included matron Mrs William Caster, patron DeVos, secretary Jans, treasurer Baus Helland, and chaplain Watson. A previous installing officer was Bertsel Brown. The ceremony featured Miss Judy Ransom singing The Lords Prayer and a reception with pink and blue décor.
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le Mars
Order of Eastern Star
Tne
Jack Fox
George Matron
William Caster
Worth DeVos
iMrs
Wil Getare
Weil
Palam Dey Herman Vancetron
George Koenig
Secrete Jans
Treasur Baus Helland
Conduct Weoott
Joe Powell
Watson
Worthy
Bertsel Brown
N.C. N
Barbasher
Worth
Judy Ransom
Mueller
Mess Ransom
Arthur Coon
Fred Riter
Lloyd Ewers
Nelson Brown
Herman Jaffer
Art Coons
Emmett Wilson
R. D. Shennan
Local social notes from Clear Lake and Hawarden routine visits
Vic reton and Miss Henry Dethlot from Clear Lake visit. Reid and Johnson travel to California to visit relatives near Los Angeles and San Diego. Guests from Orange City and Hudson area visit Willian Wissing and DeRaad families. Bruce Dittmer returns to Chicago after weekend at home as grandfather recovers. The Globe Post is the only paper within fifty miles of Sioux City carrying an ABC audit.
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Is Vic
Henry Dethlot
Clear Lake
Iowa
Louis Braoks
Then Hospital
Wes LeNora Reid
Rete
Etta Johnson
Hawarden
California
Reid
Los Angeles
Johnson
San Diego
Globe Post
Sioux City
Stop Look Listen Sign Meaning from 1927 Court Ruling
A 1927 U S Supreme Court decision required drivers to stop look and listen at railroad crossings and even exit vehicles to check for trains. Failure to do so could render the driver contributorily negligent as a matter of law.
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U. S. Supreme Court
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Lua Peleto
Verna
Fear Warren Ballin
Sentinel
Lreton
Mervin DeHaan
Merv
Tony DeWeerd
Orange City
Willian Wissing
Harvey DeRaad
Hudson
Southee
Kenneth “Ni
Larry Goodmar
Sunda
Goodmanson
Bruce Dittmer
Chicago
Delbert Dittmer
Jo-Anna Western
8Th Street
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Central Ave
Jean Koenig
Plymouth St. SW
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