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Le Mars Iowa based paper notes standard second class matter status under act of March 3, 1879 with editor R F Starzl listed.
05 Jul 1937
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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1937
Page
1
Le Mars Iowa based paper notes standard second class matter status under act of March 3, 1879 with editor R F Starzl listed.
A sermon on spiritual warfare arguing the struggle against self is the key to salvation. It urges surrender to God’s will, rejects worldly desires, and cites Luke 14 33 34 35 to stress forsaking all that hinders faith. The text pleads for unwavering devotion to God and eternal life.
Mrs. E P Heizer was sick but improving. Andrew Petersen traveled to LeMars on business. Kenneth Gobel of Sioux City visited cousin Warren Bannes. Mrs Jim Maxey and daughter of Sioux City visited her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Vondrak. Gene Johnson and daughter Margaret and friends from Denver dined with Ray and family. Oliver Bannes with Warren and Robert visited John Johnson in Sioux City. Perry Friendship club met at Mrs Louis Christensen’s with antiques on display including two 100 year plates from Mrs Ray McElrath. Club picnic planned for Riverside Park on Sunday August 1.
Highlights from a Sioux City cancer talk at the farm women's conference. Guests included Mrs Will Berger and Joan of Liberty township. Resignation of Mrs Arthur Miller led to Mrs Cecil Waite becoming president. Various visits, 4-H activities, and family trips described. Camp lunch hosted by Mrs Adolph Kovarna and others. Residents and guests from Perry, Struble, LeMars, and Sioux City featured in social and civic items.
Elgin residents Mr. and Mrs. Chas Noble and son Gerald visited relatives in Winebago Minnesota over the weekend. Mrs. Howard Page of Kingsley and Mrs. John Kissinger of Le Mars called on Mrs. C. Albert and Mrs. C Mahlke and Lena Mahlke at the Pech home Sunday night. The district No. 9 Elgin school picnic was held Thursday with many attending for dinner and games after a late May closing. Miss Hanna taught the school and Miss Leora Laughton visited friends in Seney Tuesday afternoon.
Local residents attended events in Minneapolis and nearby towns. Visits include Emma Neubauer Glenn from Holstein Selma Morris and son from Fort Dodge George Wink home Darlene Aforris returned home with her mother. A farm women's club meeting is planned for July 8 at Mrs. Walter Bolton's home. Weather brought heavy rain and some hail affecting crops in a small area. Notable visitors include Emery Kurtz Dell Spink Cecil Richardson and families from Kingsley Red Deer Sioux City and LeMars.
Struble Jaze Berg assists Mrs Louis Plueger with housework after her hospital return. Dorothy Wilhelmi visits Wilhelmi. Victor Wellong, working near LeMars, visits his mother Elizabeth Welling Sunday. Massrs Jurgen John Fred and Marvin Harris attend a bowling match at LeMars Sunday after noon. Orie Leath substitutes mail carrier for Frank Long delivering mail the past week. Mr and Mrs John Mieras with children Charlotte Betty and Rosanna Berg picnic at Sioux City Tuesday. Messrs John Fred and Marvin Harms George Albers and Warner Fruhling visit Jurgen Harms Sunday evening. Rave Heins moved in the Nic.
Craig births and injuries mark local life with Fred Onken recovering after a hay accident. Jean Null battles pneumonia in Hawarden hospital as families visit, travel, and sickness tie neighbors across Craig, Adaville, and Sergeant Bluffs.
Fredonia residents visit relatives in nearby towns with multiple gatherings at the T Kloster C P Kloster and Nielsen homes. Local farmers spread poison for grasshoppers while church and school events draw attendance. Miss Ethel Mortensen attends a Luther League district in Elkhorn.
O R Farrar reports arrival of Richard Wagner and Yoder 5S Mustel in a compact items column noting names and affiliations.
LeMars residents and families gathered for visits and celebrations in Marcus and LeMars. Shoppers from LeMars paused Friday for occasional calls while a Marcus shower honored Mr and Mrs Aage Miller. Nearby confirmations and quilting sessions linked to the Kloster and Lundgren families formed the week’s community notes.
North Washington resident Miss Norma Pattson visits Carroll friend while Brunsville hosts dances and many neighbors stop by homes and churches. Across LeMars Holstein and Craig areas, numerous callers and visitors including the Vernon, Renken, Harms, Diediker and Frerichs families are mentioned with church basement aid and social gatherings noted.
A page segment reports on political talk at a Gillette fundraiser with Governor Kraschel and Ed Birmingham. It covers court enlargement stance, 1938 senatorial prospects, farm legislation timing, and remarks on farm price indexes, plus a brief note on slot machine legality and a court ruling mishap. It mentions Postmaster Farley’s August visit and budget concerns in state wards.
Esther Bunge of LeMars is enrolled for the Drake University summer session in Des Moines. Classes began June 14 for a nine week term. She studies in the college of education taking physics astronomy and physical education. Summer enrollment up 20 percent the largest since 1930. New six faculty hires join the regular Drake staff. Cowles library project at $150000 rises toward a Christmas completion. Two story brick stone Georgian library will measure 104 by 87 feet. Campus repairs paint for fall opening. Registration starts Sept. 20.
William J Schafer administrator with will annexed of Maurice Maloney estate, with Dan Maloney as plaintiff, receives 32783.66 against C M Detloff et al. A second judgment of 35783 is awarded against Josephine Smith et al with Ann Fitzgerald as plaintiff. Daniel Sullivan is administrator of the estates of James Kelley and Patrick Kel. Receipt books with six receipts at 10c each offered by The Globe-Past office.
Frank Braun Frank Dreckman and Peter Kellen trustees for America township swore out a warrant against Louis Wagner proprietor of the Whitewae a mile east of town before Justice C E Clarke this week charging Wagner with operating a dance hall without a license The case before Justice Clarke was set for hearing Monday when a continuance was granted until Wednesday to enable the defendant to secure an attorney A second continuance was made in the case when parties in quit appeared in the justice court owing to the absence of attorneys who were engaged in the district court and the case was set for hearing at 2 o clock Saturday afternoon The plaintiffs in the case state the dance hall has been operated without a license for some time and allege that the dances held in the pavilion are not conducted in an orderly manner and are subjects of complaint The township trustees and the Whitewae proprietor have been at loggerheads on several previous occasions it is stated.
The Storm Lake city council revealed a total of 321.60 dollars spent to drag Storm Lake for the two Odebolt men who drowned there about three weeks ago. The bill will be split between Storm Lake and Odebolt with Storm Lake and the Chamber of Commerce sharing Storm Lake’s half. Labor was donated by volunteers from Storm Lake Odebolt Sac City and local fire departments.
The piece roasts politicians, mentions Roosevelt, and mocks tax strikes as citizens chafe at rising prices and wage cuts. It notes Barney Miller collecting bills, a clerk Becker’s minor errors, and laments heavy taxation while urging simpler spending and tax avoidance as a last resort. The tone is opinionated and caustic about public debt and bureaucrats.
The Independent Dalton School District in Plymouth County Iowa schedules a July 19 1987 meeting at 8 PM at Dalton School. Taxpayers may speak for or against the proposed expenditure estimate and filing notice.
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