Plymouth County Case Involving Kléssly Seeks Damages
In Plymouth County, defendant Kléssly allegedly hid and attempted theft near Kingsley, with a crash 24 miles away. The plaintiff seeks 27 441 85 dollars, alleging prior warnings were ignored.
11 Jul 1957
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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1957
Page
1
In Plymouth County, defendant Kléssly allegedly hid and attempted theft near Kingsley, with a crash 24 miles away. The plaintiff seeks 27 441 85 dollars, alleging prior warnings were ignored.
Fragmentary obituary mentions Heacock and Kingsley families, with references to years and connections. It lists five grandchildren and other relatives, notes a deceased husband and children, and recalls long residence in Holly Springs and Rapid City areas.
Fire early today at 6:00 am destroyed a two story house in Remsen. Mrs. Warren Weber reported flames from across the street and called the fire department. The blaze gutted the entire structure including the roof and main floor. owners Mr and Mrs Harkey were away. cause unknown though basement ignition suggested.
A small kitchen fire at 734 Ply St. in the Sheehan home on Tuesday evening was contained quickly. Mrs. Sheehan was preparing the meal when flames appeared in the oven range, but firefighters extinguished the blaze with minimal damage and no injuries reported.
A storm last Sunday blew down a tree, tangled with a telephone wire and an electric line near Zeig and Néwendorp homes. Mrs He observed smoke as a section burned, sparking a fire department response. Public Service Company spent hours repairing. no damage to either home reported.
The Cherokee county grand jury returned indictments against Anton Dahlgren former county treasurer for embezzlement by a public officer. Boyd Rasmus a suspect in a manslaughter case and Harrison C Fisher ex Justice of Peace charged with similar embezzlement faced proceedings. Dahlgren bound over to the grand jury after a state examiner cited a $19,231.77 shortage. Rasmus had a fatal car crash April 12 involving Roger Perrin, a senior at Cherokee High School. Fisher resigned July 2 after a $558 shortage and refunded the amount.
Medical and surgical patients admitted in the past week at Sacred Heart Hospital include Ernest Schuetzer Craig Orville Galigan Marcus Kenneth Wills Robert Wilson Billie Jo Harris Mary Trienen Mrs John B Schoep William Puttman Pau Diedrich Mrs Harry P Sandl Mrs Josephine Boysen Jeffrey Shearer and others. Also notes births in Le Mars Kingsley Remsen and Livermore in 1957 and 1987 with several new infants across multiple families.
John KR Goldman, manager of Sioux City district SSA, reports about 10,000,000 people receive Old Age and Survivors Insurance benefits totaling around 540 million dollars monthly, plus 39,000 survivors and 600 thousand disabled beneficiaries. Disability payments begin in July and will be paid in August. A Sioux City district SSA rep will visit Le Mars on July 23. Mrs. Lockard of North Hollywood and her son Gordon visit Le Mars with family.
Miss Heverty Hoeffing and Public Vore exchanged vows at St Marys Catholic Church on June 29 1957 Rev Ralph Obermive officiated The bride wore white chantilly lace with a molded bodice and chapel train The groom is son of Mr and Mrs Roscoe Vore of Manitice A reception followed at the bride’s parents home They will reside in Maurice after a trip to Denver Colorado
Le Mars Social Notes summarizes church and club events across the week. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Herman Becker and the Arnett family at Crystal Lake near South Sioux City. Walter Arnett faces a transfer from Anchorage to Biloxi Mississippi. Community groups at St John’s Evangelical and Reformed, Grace Lutheran, and other clubs host picnics, dinners, devotions, and social hours with members and families, plus Rainbow Girls and local news on travel and service activities.
Delbert Jauron paid 7.50 for a stop sign violation followed by Thomas Kostelez also paying 7.50 and John Hil paying 17.50 for a stop sign offense in the mayor’s court. The incident details appear in a brief municipal fine record.
The Union Cons School District Board of Directors will meet August 5 1957 at 8 PM to hear taxpayers on a proposed expenditure estimate for the year ending June 30 1937 and ending 20 at A detailed statement of past and anticipated expenditures will be available.
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