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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1966
Page
3
The ceremony marked the final Scout year gathering at the cabins. A thank you note is extended to all participants with special thanks to Chery Utesch, scribe.
Fred C. Drews died May 21 in a Billings hospital. Born March 11, 1896 near Minden, he married Edith Harding December 2, 1919 in Kingsley. Funeral services were held in Billings. Survived by widow, two daughters Neal Fortney and Lois, son Lester, two brothers Chris and William, and 11 grandchildren.
Daniel Jimenez 17 suffered a broken arm when a southbound car swerved to avoid a pickup, hit a telephone pole and fence, and stopped in the Rathsack field about 12 30 a m Sunday. Passengers Crag Hecke 15 and Michael Jimenez 16 had minor cuts. John Murphy took Daniel to Sacred Heart hospital for treatment.
Wartburg college honored ninety seven students who received over 22 000 in academic scholarships at a special Honors Convocation. Barbara Mohning of Le Mars received a senior class senatorship, Linda Haage of Akron earned a junior class scholarship, and Gad Menning of Le Mars received the August Engelbrecht Memorial scholarship.
Attend the chicken dinner at the Eagles hall Le Mars on June 2 at 7 20 p m Hosted by Laur ence Sitzmann and organized by the local lodge attendees are invited to share a meal and join the fundraising event.
Alfred Anderson and wife celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary with an open house at their rural Pierson residence Sunday from 2 to 4 20 p.m. The couple wed June 7, 1911 at Pender Nebraska. Hosts include Mr and Mrs Charles Andersen and others. Barrington Indiana mayor and wife visited Westmar college events and then left for Elsworth Minnesota to visit relatives.
Airman Fay J. Waterbury, son of Mrs. Luceen G. Anderson of Akron, was selected for training at Lackland Air Force Base in Texas as an air policeman after completing basic training there. The 1965 Akron high school graduate’s selection follows recent training milestones. Marriage licenses were issued Friday in Akron Clerk of Court Arian Beech’s office to Larry Lee Waterbury and Joanne Elaine Myers, both 21, and to Lawrence James Gilbert, 24, Cherokee, and Marilyn Margaret Blatt, 24, Remsen.
Lynn Seipp, music instructor at Le Mara public school, has enlisted in the United States Army and will begin basic training June 7. After training he is pre assigned as a woodwind instructor in the Army School of Music at the Amphibious Base Little Creek Norfolk Virginia. Seipp recently flew to Norfolk and auditioned on bass clarinet and saxophone for a special assignment before the Army School of Music staff.
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