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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1941
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR item mentions addresses and names including LeMars parcels and a Haylee reference. No clear event or outcome identified. details are incomplete and uncertain.
The Plymouth Red Cross knitting chapter led by Mrs. R D Sherman and Mark Marcue announces a large yarn shipment to be knitted into stockings for war needs. About 400 stockings are expected in six months and volunteers are urged to report to the Rogers Drug office for distribution and instruction, with weekly knitting sessions on Tuesdays and Thursdays from two to five.
On Monday Wednesday and Saturday afternoons volunteers knit and sort yarn based garments. Red Cross staff maintains operations for distribution of material to war stricken nations in Europe and the Orient as soon as garments are completed.
Rev. L N Klein said farewell as St Michael Catholic church Leeds pastor after 11 years 5 months. He led parish from 24000 debt to 4400 bank balance and oversaw gas heating hall decor and stage curtain. He departs for Wesley to lead St Joseph in Kossuth county and is praised as a fine diocese preacher.
Le Mars social column details birthday party for Sheila Dugan with lawn games and luncheon, and a cake. Guests from Fort Dodge, Marcus, Remsen attend a New Deal park picnic. Ann Rutledge Reiniger to wed Ensign Neil Sawyer in June in Orange City. Community groups hold sewing, tea, and charity events with various hostesses and guests across town.
Local golf mornings begin on Tuesday at the country club with golf and other activities and a noon lunch at the clubhouse. Mrs. John Moore and Mrs. Stanley Post lead the hostess committee. St James aid society met Thursday in church parlors with co hosts Mrs. Ray Manning and Mrs. William Lynch. An afternoon of cards preceded a luncheon. The First Presbyterian church Ladies Auxiliary plans the annual picnic June 10 at Municipal Park with supper at 6:30 at the shelter house. The Philathea circle of the Baptist church met Tuesday evening at Mrs. A Van Steenwyk’s home, with Mrs. John Schoep assisting.
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