Ed. Entered as second class matter at Le Mars post office
Fragmentary OCR notes reveal an attempt to record subscription details and mailing classifications across Iowa counties Sioux Woodbury Cherokee and nearby South Dakota. It mentions pricing 3.60 by subscriber and indicates publication handling for multiple counties.
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R. G. Starrt
le Mars
Iowa
Sioux
Woodbury
Cherokeeee
Ee County
South Dakota
Between: Deals continuation from page one
The piece mocks the Supreme Court appropriations debate over funding Bible copies, accusing the justices of atheism and anti religious maneuvering. It cites local Christian leaders who oppose church state clashes and view the court's actions as hindering religion.
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Peru
Reverend Degen to Lima Peru for five year mission
Rev Jerome A. Degen, Heelan High School instructor in Sioux City for three years, departs Friday July 27 for Lima Peru for a five year Society of St James mission. Bishop Mueller will officiate a departure Mass at Cathedral of the Epiphany on July 26 with Rev Reymond Kevane delivering the sermon. Degen will spend four months in Lima attending language school before serving as parish priest in Guayaquil, Ecuador. The Society of St James, founded in July 1958, recruits U.S. priests for Latin America. Degen is a Granville native a St Joseph high school graduate who earned a BA from Loras College and studied at Mt Saint Bernad Seminary.
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Jerome A. Degen
Heelan High School
Sioux City
Lima
Peru
Society of St James
Joseph M. Mueller
Father Degen
Cathedral of the Epiphany
Reymond A. Kevane
Latin America
Guayaquil
Ecuador
United States
St Joseph High School
Granville
Iowa
Loras College
Dubuque
Mt Saint Bernad Seminary
Ordained in 1959 and Master of Education Earned
A person was ordained in 1959 and received a Master of Education degree in the same year from Creighton University in Omaha, detailing an early career milestone.
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Creighton University
Omaha
Lincoln man wins three week trip to Seattle world fair
McDougall Jr of Lincoln Nebraska former LeMars business man won a three week vacation for his family as top regional sales contest winner for Western Mineral Product Co Zonolite licensee. Banquet at Golden Valley Country Club Minneapolis announced the prize covering August 21 to 25 with an all expense tour of the World Fair and a tour of Zonolite mines in Libby Montana during the first week.
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Jud McDougall
Lincoln
Nebraska
LeMars
Seattle
West‘ern ‘Mineral “Product Co
Licerisee
Zoholite Co
McDougall
Golden Valley Country Club
Minneapolis
Jud McDougall Sr
William Utesch
Pamela
David
Uutesch
Libby
Montana
Henry Township Community Committeemen Election Notice
The 1962 election for Community Committeemen in Henry Township is set for July 31, 1962 at 8 p.m. in the Center School. The meeting is called a second time due to insufficient eligible voters at the first session.
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Henry Township
Craig Brotherhood Fair Aug 8 at Craig ball park
The annual Craig 4 H Fair in Craig Iowa will be held August 8 at the Craig ball park sponsored by St John Lutheran Brotherhood to give local youth experience for the county 4 H Fair. Morning calf judging by Plymouth County Extension staff, home furnishings exhibits, afternoon calf judging by Howard Held of Hinton, 4 H demonstrations, pee wee ball Brunsville versus Treton, evening calf parade awards Queen of Conservation concert by Akron high school band Wayne Seipp, and softball Craig v Ireton. Rides exhibits and food stand on grounds.
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Brotherhood
Craig
Iowa
Craig Ball Park
St John Lutheran Brotherhood
Plymouth County
Howard
Hinton
Brunsville
Treton
Akron High School
Wayne A Seipp
Ireton
How To Write To Seattle Travelers
Mr and Mrs John Shearon Jr report their son Pat and other high school students on a Western states and world fair bus tour. They arrived at the fair early Saturday and noted the group bunking for 1 dollar nightly at Queen Anne's auditorium. Some members received airmail letters at the address in Seattle while the tour remained through Thursday. They visited Yellowstone and Glacier National Parks and held a gym party with dancing in Seattle.
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John Shearon Jr
Pat
Queen Anne's Auditorium
Nam
Ed Child
le Mars
Iowa
Quen Anne’s High School
Caler
Seattle
Washington
Sunde Jas Beonp
Yellowstone Park
Glacier National Park
Legion Topples Anthon 12-2 in six innings
Le Mars Junior Legion defeated Anthon 12 to 2 in six innings under the 10 run rule. Gunther allowed two runs on three hits. Nairn went 2 for 3 with three RBIs. Doornick 2 for 4. Paul Fox doubled for a key late hit and Wiltgen, Dornick, and Nairn contributed to the scoring. Next up is Perleys Diner of Sioux City in Le Mars Tuesday at 7:30 p.m.
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John Shearon Jr
le Mars Junior Legion
Anthon
le Mars
Paul Fox
Wiltgen
Dornick
Bob Nairn
Le Mars Little League All Stars Beat Newell 7 3
Le Mars Little League All Stars won their first game of the tournament 7 to 3 over Newell. Newell scored in the first and second innings, but Le Mars answered with a four run third highlighted by home runs from Korff and Maose. Rick Mayrose struck out nine while allowing three hits. Le Mars advances to face Dennison in Sac City Monday afternoon.
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John Shearon
le Mars
All Stars
Newell
LeMars
Dennison
Sac City
Le Mars Junior Legion Defeats Morningside 7 0
Le Mars traveled to Sioux City to face Morningside Mer chants at Loos Park and won 7 to 0. Nairn and Morton opened the second inning with walks, Thompson hit a single driving in both runners, and Baack plated Warnock after a double. McCabe, Stub, Gunther and Strub contributed in later innings as Le Mars extended the lead.
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John Shearon
le Mars Junior Legion
Sioux City
Morningside Merchants
Loos Park
le Mars
Nairn
Morton
Thompson
Warnock
Baack
McCabe
Stub
Gunther
T. Strub
Steve
Gunther hits homer for Le Mars in five inning win
Gunther homered to left field clearing Soo's 330 foot fence to lift Le Mars past the Merchants. He pitched five innings allowing four hits while Steve fanned eleven batters and issued no walks. Darkness halted the game after five innings as Soo's Park lights require a $20 deposit to operate.
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Gunther
Soo's Park
le Mars
Steve
Merchants
Soo’s Park
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