Concrete sidewalk slabs and World Fair crowd notes
Old slabs near the Union Hotel were replaced to match the historic pattern while preserving two or three center slabs. New Yorkers discuss rising violence as World's Fair coverage grows, with attention on lawlessness and crowd dynamics. Martins flock over the ness district as birds roost considerations arise near Biral Ave. A funeral for Rev. Gerald Zeat of St James Church will be held Tuesday at St. Jos Catholic Church Chelsea.
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Dr. Ronard Nerney dies at 61 in Sioux City clinic
Dr. Ronard J. Nerney longtime Sioux City physician died Friday afternoon after a heart attack at his office. Funeral services set for Tuesday at Immaculate Conception church with Rev. Frank J. Brady officiating. Burial in Calvary cemetery. rosaries Monday night at Larkin Funeral Home with hours listed. Nerney, born Remsen 1902, practiced in Sioux City since 1927 and was active in Knights of Columbus, having served as grand knight and chancellor. A memorial fund for nurse education established in his name.
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Sioux City
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Calvary Cemetery
Larkin Funeral Home
James Kennedty
le Mars
Eare Kieul
Edward J. Des Jarles
Cecil Kennedy
Lawrence Schneiders
Clifford Brown
Tierney
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List for Le Mars Area
The bulletin records multiple admissions and discharges from Sacred Heart and local hospitals. Names include Bernard Drone Norman Van Roekel Donna Jean Baekmore and others from Le Mars Remsen Sioux Center Rock Valley Kingsley Hospers and Pier son with various stays noted Friday Saturday and Sunday. Two Le Mars girls and Nem mers daughter of Orvilia Nemmers plan a June 13 World’s Fair trip with a bus excursion to Omaha and New York following banking and teaching careers. Continuous care details noted for several patients.
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Pierson
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Remsen
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Sioux Center
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le Mars
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Merrill
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Ta Mars
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Paul Botker
Bernard Trane
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Steyx Contars Tevinduh
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Remeen
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Alvin Groepper
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Omabs
New York
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Fr. Fangman Named Gehlen Schools Superintendent
Rev. Robert M. Fangman, St. Edmond high school principal in Fort Dodge, is appointed superintendent of Gehlen schools effective Tuesday. He succeeds Rev. Paul Alvey, named superintendent of Sacred Heart schools and pastor of Sacred Heart parish, Barly. The new superintendent has taught at St. Edmond since 1956, served as pastor at St. Joseph, Barnum, and held various church and education roles.
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State University of Iowa
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Round Lake
Minn
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Cedar Rapids
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Barnum
SIOUX CITY WELCOME: NEMMERS FAMILY NAMES NEW SON
A son born at St. Joseph Mercy hospital in Sioux City to Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Nemmers of 3325 Floyd Blvd. The birth occurred on May 27.
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Sylvester Nemmers
Floyd Blvd
Death Notice for Clarence Trenhaile of Le Mars
Clarence Trenhaile, 82, of Le Mars, died at Sacred Heart hospital Friday evening, May 24. He was born May 30, 1881 at Cedar Bluff Nebraska, son of Thomas and Eliza Trenhaile, with four sisters and three brothers already deceased. Survived by his wife Orah of Le Mars, two sisters Mrs Menide Hiegtoy of Pastland Ohio and Mrs Adrian L. Bowers of Le Mars and Monrovia California, plus several nieces and nephews. Page 2
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Cedar Bluff
Neb
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Orah
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Pastland
Adrian L. Bowers
Monrovia
Calif
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Westmar speaker urges four core liberal education values
The commencement address praises critical appraisal sustaining loyalties inclusive concerns and indomitable faith. Dr Knoff notes these four inner marks are key to a genuine liberal education beyond diplomas and credits as graduates reflect on their future. See WESTMAR Page 2.
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Mrs Barger resigns as deputy city clerk to join bank
Mrs Dorothy Barger deputy city clerk for three years began work at First National Bank on Monday. She resigned her city hall post effective last Friday. City Clerk Nels Newendorp praised her efficient courteous service. The council will decide on a replacement. Payllis Merritt of Austin Minnesota visited over the weekend with her mother Mrs William Merritt.
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Austin, Minn
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Two Akron youths hurt when car rams embankment
The Sheriff s office investigated a midnight Friday May 29 crash half a mile south of Akron on highway 3. Ana Matkin 19 and Larry Dreeszen 19 both of Akron were hospitalized after the car left the road and hit a ditch and embankment. Passengers Sue Pletcher and Sterlene Campbell Wanderan Akron were not hospitalized. The young men were dismissed Sunday. The car reportedly belonged to Matkin s mother and the front end damage was about 700 dollars.
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Andresen Hurt in Nevada Car Crash
Les Andresen, about 31, a former Le Mars resident, was seriously injured in a 4 a.m. crash near Las Vegas while returning from a teletypes school in Reno. He suffered lung and internal injuries, a fractured nose, and remains in critical condition at Sunrise Hospital Las Vegas.
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East Rush Road
Two Women Injured in County Road Mishap Near Meriden
Mrs. Eberer Brown of Morell and Mrs. Jedward Raber Matiicon of S JD sustained minor injuries when a collision occurred as Roy Jennings tried to left turn on county road A near Highway 7. Vehicle damage was extensive and other occupants included Telmer Brown and Mrs Roy Jennings. Police noted heavy damage to both cars and traffic improvements followed.
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College student bikes westward to El Rita on 200 mile days
Gerald Boutelle a Westmar College sophomore plans a June 17 arrival in El Rita New Mexico on a 10 speed bicycle with luggage carrier and generator lights. He expects to cover 200 miles daily despite mountains and plans camping at parks and meals in restaurants. He sent his baggage ahead with Judy Olson and will work this summer on the Evangelical United Brethren project to help build a chapel at a mission in El Rito. He aims for seminary after graduation.
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Westmar College
KE Rita
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Westmar
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le Mars
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Rochester
Minn
Move job printing to new Daily Sentinel site
The Daily Sentinel relocated its offset printing department to the former Grotewold building on Monday. Bindery equipment and paper stock will join other departments in the temporary quarters until permanent facilities are ready. The job printing unit will keep its own contact number 54641711 for mail, Globe-Post, subscriptions, or circulation inquiries.
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Memorial Day Weekend Brings Cool Sunshine and Parades
Cool temperatures dominated the Memorial day weekend with morning lows around 40 and a high of 67 on Sunday. Memorial Day saw clear skies at dawn, a parade and cemetery services despite lingering overcast, while cemeteries looked green with many flowers. Moisture reached 0.083 inches by noon and scattered showers were forecast to continue tonight with cooler conditions expected Tuesday.
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Voters cast early ballots in Iowa primary as clocks shift
About 259 voters had cast ballots by 1 p.m. in Le Mars precincts amid daylight savings time delays. Central standard time forced a later opening, with wards counting 85, 113 and 61 votes respectively as sheriff and Sixth District race headlines drew turnout.
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