NFO pushes reseal plan for 1963 soybeans
The National Farmers Organization pressed the Agriculture Department for a reseal plan extending the current price support to July 31, 1965. By storing beans, farmers would receive a storage payment and may avoid rapid selling, with NFO claiming the move could lift 14 cents per bushel on the 1963 crop. Oren Lee Staley said it benefits both producers and government, easing immediate stock burdens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinosa
NFO
Oren Lee Staley
NFC National
Hold hearings for juveniles informally now
Informal juvenile hearings were conducted on July 7 by County Attorney William S. Sturges and staff, proceeding with early phases of juvenile delinquency proceedings. The record notes the occasion and participants for the county legal actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Sturges
Juvenile Probation Hearings In Le Mars Case
Two boys aged 14 and 15 admitted taking $60 from a Le Mars home. They received voluntary probation under the county probation officer with restitution arranged. One was a school drop-out ordered to return to school in fall. A later informal hearing involved a 14-year-old who broke car body windows. owners did not file charges and the boy received voluntary probation. None had prior records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. G. Hemphill
le Mars
Sturges
Union School
Katherine Stinton to Wed Harlan R Klave
Engagement announced for Katherine Stinton of Le Mars to Harlan R Klave of Akron. They plan a September 6 wedding at St Paul Lutheran Merrill. Miss Stinten attended N.B.T. college in Sioux City. Mr Klave works at First National Bank Akron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell B. Stinton
le Mars
Katherine
Harlan R. Klave
Rudy Klave
Akron
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Merrill
Le Mars Globe Post and Floyd Valley News Publisher Info
Le Mars Globe Post and Floyd Valley News are published every Monday and Thursday by the Le Mars Daily Sentinel. Chan and Carter Pitts are publishers at 21 First St NE Le Mars Iowa. Contact telephone 546 5124. Subscription terms list yearly rates for various counties and single-copy price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Mars Daily Sentinel
Chan and Carter Pitts
First St
le Mars
Iowa
Yo Uy
Kymouth
Plymouth County Audit Report On File For 1963
C B Akers Iowa state auditor notifies that the annual Ply mouth county audit for 1963 is on file for public inspection at county auditor Claire Steele's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Akers
Iowa
Plymouth County
Claire Steele
Rear end collision at Merrill station injures two cars
At Merrill station on Wednesday at 5 p.m. Kenneth Epling halted his 1955 Ford to turn into Major Co. off highway 75 when he was struck from the rear by Abraham Abdoud of Sioux City driving a 1960 Chevrolet. Epling’s car had bumper and taillight damage. Abdoud’s car suffered grille bumper headlight and radiator damage and was towed to a Hinton garage.
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Merrill
Kenneth Epling
Epling
Ford
Abraham 5S
Abdoud
Sioux City
Highway Patrol
Chevrolet
Hinton
Two cars in ditch after rainstorm near Le Mars
Seven people escaped injury when a southbound car driven by Mrs. Gerrit Teunissen and a car driven by Clarence Vos slid off highway 75 into a ditch at 11 20 p m last Friday six miles north of Le Mars near the Harold Albert farm. The Teunissen children Nordina three and Harlow and the Vos party Jennie Lowell and Nelzena twelve were unharmed. Wrecker removal left both cars operable. The Teunissen Rambler 1961 and the Vos Chrysler 1963 were driven away after the mishap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Albert Farm
le Mars
Highway Patrol
Gerrit Teunissen
Clarence Vos
Kingsley
Teunissen
Nordina
Harlow
Mr. Vos
Jennie
Lowell
Nelzena
Stops Brothers
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List
Admitted Wednesday at Sacred Heart hospital are Roy Hansen Remsen Erick Rowenhorst Merrill Patrick Kelley Remsen Mrs Mary Brown Le Mars. Dismissed Edwin Phelan Le Mars Henry Harms Le Mars Mrs Mary Doherty Le Mars Mrs Clayton Hammack and daughter Remsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Hospital
Roy Hansen
Remsen
Erick Rowenhorst
Merrill
Patrick Kelley
Mary Brown
le Mars
Edwin Phelan
le 2Yars
Henry Harms
Mary Doherty
Clayton Hammack
Snake plant blooms rare for Mrs Schoenrock garden
Mrs Mabel Schoenrock of mouth St. SE reports her century old snake plant flowering about every few years. She notes three spikes and small white fragrant blossoms lasting about a week this summer while the plant remained indoors. A reader confirms the bloom, and a separate note mentions a National Tea Car quarterly payment of 20 cents per share to shareholders of record August 7.
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Mabel Schoenrock
St. SE
Mes? Mueller
le Mats
National Tea Car 13
Hharehold
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Ment of Agriculture
National Farmers Organization
Washington, D.C
Mike Robinson
Department of Agriculture
Robinson
New York Life Insurance
Hanson
Hanson Silo CO
Laverne, Minnesota
Brentwood
Convalescent & Rest
Fin le Mars
1St Ave S. W
Sale
Ruden-Klein Realty & Avelion Co
Les Mars
Dennis the Menace
By Ketcham
Mitchells
Eddie
Rings & Vows
Katherine Stinton and
Harlan Klave
Coronado
LE Mars Globe-Post
Floyd Valley News
Plymouth
Surround
Ayr
Eamo
le Mars Globe Post
The
Plymouth County Audit
Merrill Station
Jek
Lee Drive
LE le Mars
RCA
Kenmore
Mack Taylor
Richard C. Frerichs
Colonial Acu
Eco A Colonial
Fred Riter
Plymouth Goun
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