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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1952
Page
8
Mr. and Mrs. Geo Brandenburg attended the funeral of their niece Mrs Ed Bohan in Sanborn on Monday morning. Mrs Bohan had been a patient at Rochester Minnesota hospital for six months. Transfer Refrigeration is offered by phone 346.
Morse Hoorneman of Le Mars spoke at the annual Humane Society meeting in Sioux City last week. He discussed applying city and state laws in animal cruelty cases. Delegations from Le Mars and Craig attended the gathering.
A notice reports Victor Dayton Zonnefeld of San born paid a fine and costs after appearing before Justice Martin Kuiken at Sheldon on a charge of passing a yellow line south of Sioux Center on Highway 75. He was arrested by Sheriff Harry Dykstra and appeared in court the same day.
Notices mention monuments and headmarkers with phone contact for Walt Bogen, plus a dye of local family milestones. First Lt. Roger A DeVall leads rifle instruction at Camp Roberts California as 10 days of basic infantry training begin. Birth announcement for a granddaughter born May 29 at Osteopathic hospital Sioux City to Richard and Mrs. McKewen. Draft deferments shift toward conscription as European conflicts loom. Hudson dealer council to meet June 5-6 in Detroit. Cpl. Walter J. Schindler serves in Korea with the 519th Military Police Battalion under Eighth Army.
The Globe-Post subscription ends for President Truman after a White House note confirms non renewal. Other items note a St Michael church First Communion day and a May 27 Confirmation led by Bishop Joseph M. Mueller with 24 children and 2 adults, plus several attending priests.
The Kehrberg family expresses gratitude to relatives and friends for flowers memorials food and sympathy after the death of their wife and mother Mrs Lillian Tapper. Mrs Tapper and Mr and Mrs Roy Sampson visited Lt Lester Tapper at Lowry Air Field Denver Colo before returning home.
Ray Tritz owner of a sandpit near Remsen warns the pool is unsupervised with deep jump-offs and non swimmers at risk. He favors adult lifeguards and donating the pit to public use while urging caution to prevent drownings.
Lukens buys used furniture for a big government project and offers good prices as trade in toward new items. Visit for an appraisal of your old furniture and learn its value. Also mentions visiting relatives at a family gathering.
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