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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1941
Page
3
Work: girl seeks summer cashier waitress or housework. Phone 7s W. Jockey underwear ad promotes contoured shirts. St. Clair Kovaleske advertises. Cut feeding costs with Sargent Mineral Meat meal shortcut balancing grain ration. Jim Keliher Machinery Sales promotes machinery and related needs.
Notice from Plymouth County Iowa probate court for the estate of George W Hoyt to sell SW quarter section 3 township 91 range 44 and Lot 7 Block 2 Normal Park Addition LeMars at 3 PM July 16 1941 for cash or up to 12 months credit. Sale held in the Court Room of the LeMars Court House. Executor Earl W Morton dated June 4 1941. Published June 5 and 12 1941.
An application is on file in Plymouth County District Court asking permission for D. W. Bates receiver of American Trust & Savings Bank Le Mars to sell Lot 1 Kass Addition to Le Mars Plymouth County Iowa to the State of Iowa for 100 dollars. The sale is to satisfy the bank’s receivership. Objections or defenses may be filed as required by law.
Notice announces an application for further particulars to be heard in the Court Room at the LeMars Court House on June 10 1941 at 10:00 AM with objections due by that time. Dr W Bates Receiver. Also mentions real estate transfers including Joseph McCarthy to Anton Henn and Nell Reif Algoe to Katherine Haverkamp with values of 7200 and 1300 respectively.
The Alton town council awarded to Fred Van Laar of Alton the contract to erect a concrete band shell in the city park for 2435 dollars. The design follows the Monahan post shell in Sioux City and the Sioux Center shell but is six feet wider, three feet deeper and three feet higher to allow the entire band to sit beneath the canopy. A cement basement provides winter storeroom for benches, with the shell placed in the southeast park corner facing northwest and benches set on a natural incline.
The LeMarg Paint Wallpaper and Glass Co. opens offering Devoe paints varnishes linoleum glass window shades and venetian blinds. Manager F E Fisher from Sioux City brings years in interior decorating and wallpaper business to LeMars. The store in the Branch building across from the First National Bank is redecorated and ready for public inspection.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Schrooten of Stanton township were honored by 100 relatives at New Deal park on Sunday afternoon for their twenty fifth wedding anniversary. A buffet was served at the scout cabin with a four tier cake amid rose and silver décors. The couple married in Sioux City on June 1 1916 with Rev H B Hamilton officiating. Out of town guests included numerous Schrooten relatives from Odebolt Mankato and Sioux City among others.
Miss Dorothy Scobie and Rus sell D Thompson married in Garvalia Community Church on Friday evening with Rev James F P Nelson officiating. About 350 guests attended the altar adorned with spring flowers and ferns as music accompanied the ceremony.
The couple held a reception decorated with flowers of all colors. They honeymoon through the northwest part of the state and San Francisco, then reside in Alhambra upon return. The groom, Mr. Thompson of Monterey Park, is the son of KE BR Thompson of LeMars and a Union Consolidated School and Western Union College alumnus. The bride, daughter of Percy A. Scobie and Mrs Scobie of Wilmar, is an Alhambra High School and Frank Wiggins Trade School graduate, feted at multiple pre wedding showers.
In district court at Sioux City this week Milton and George Steinheuser requested the appointment of Chris W. Miller as guardian for their aunt Harriet Steinheuser, 63, claiming she is physically unable to manage her property.
Notice to policy holders of the German Farmers Mutual Insurance Assn Sioux Center Iowa that its 51st Annual Meeting will be at the Masonic Hall LeMars Iowa on June 10 1941 at 1 30 PM. Board secretary Martin T Moeller orders attendance by all holders.
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