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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1958
Page
3
The Lin-tonnettes 4-H Club met at Nancy Stakes home on May 6 1958 with 13 members and four guests. Minutes from the previous meeting were read and approved the treasurer's report was approved. Rally Day was discussed and a get well card was planned for Mrs Eva Lund.
Karen Lang reports on a September deadline from Lakson as a reader will not continue after September. Sharon Muecke led a muffin demonstration while Nancy Stabe and Sandra Lang demonstrated table setting. Rugene Lang spoke on Food for Possible exhibits and a delicious lunch was served by the hostess and her mother.
The author recalls visiting Great Falls Montana where livestock and agriculture show strength amid global tensions and recession fears. Montanans express cautious optimism, noting drought and delayed grass but belief in a forthcoming rain and continued cattle calving amid a resilient spirit.
The speaker extols Montanans and neighbors from South Dakota and Nebraska for enduring droughts, blizzards, and threats. He links soil toil and stout hearts to America's founding greatness, urging renewed courage and unity to rekindle that spirit.
Ireton residents and relatives travel between Grand Rapids and California as visiting relatives gather for Decoration Day events. Community members report surgical procedures, new births, and weekend trips to Grand Island and surrounding towns as family visits continue.
Mrs Maggie Wynalda De Borer De Young a former Treton area resident died in Los Angeles California after several months illness on May 23 19xx Her birth date August 5 1888 and emigration from the Netherlands with her parents are noted along with her marriage to Ring De Roeser and the couple farming northwest of Trajan until his death about fifteen years ago
Dear Mister Editor recalls shifts from war highs to postwar downturns and the public mood. The writer notes recessions booms plateaus and jokes about pants shortages and pressing shops. A Chicago traveler aims for Canada by barrel and satirizes national politics and the press.
The obituary notes a widow who remarried Frank De Young and relocated to California, where she has lived for twelve years. Burial occurred in Pleasant Hills cemetery. Surviving parties include the widower Frank De Young and several stepchildren, nieces, and nephews.
Mrs Ronald Bibbons hosted twelve friends for a farewell party with social visiting a farewell gift presentation and a covered dish luncheon. Out of town guest Mrs Melvin Tornelle of Los Angeles attended.
Visit from Mr and Mrs George Rickleffs and Mr and Mrs Lyle Rickleffs Bettendorf and son Richard at their daughter's home Mrs Thomas Muth and family. Rickleffs group stayed a week, others returned Sunday. Edw Van Engen drove to Ida Grove for Harold Baker home visit and meeting the new Baker daughter. Eilts and Smith are grandparents to a new son born May 30.
County Extension Youth Assistant Don Fleming outlines June tours for 4 H and FFA dairy judging. Members should prepare to discuss feeding and management, plan camp absences, and attend workouts at George Lancaster farm near Le Mars on June 9 and at Roddy Eyres nearby. A district Daily Show judging contest is set for Spencer on June 10.
Plymouth County 4-H judges at Spencer limit to team competition with up to four members per team. Top 4-H and F.F.A. teams win $30 to travel to the State Contest at Waterloo. A county wide 4-H party June 12 at Old Barn southeast of Le Mars for those finishing 8th grade and older costs 50 cents per person, with a second party June 16 for younger members to manage space.
Bob Hulihan profiles a two year veteran patrolman who recalls fatal crashes and a dying child at a gas station. He admits aftershocks haunt him. fear of a wreck with a person trapped alive as a car bursts into flames. A 10 50 32 alert accelerates him to a high speed call for help.
The Catholic Woman’s Club and numerous families report vacations to Many Point Lake Minnesota Colorado Georgia and Lake Okoboji Memorial Day trips to Anita Iowa and Winnibigos Minnesota weddings baptisms and school events are noted. Local groups plan a Hole in One tournament at the Hinton Ballpark June 8 with prize money and a Peewee game to follow. A fire drill and upcoming meetings of Civic Club Legion Auxiliary Garden Club and church activities are listed.
Mr and Mrs Clarence Lembcke will attend the wedding of Joyce Thiele of Great Bend North Dakota and Darrel Lake of Merrill Towa on Saturday evening June 7 in Great Bend North Dakota.
Granville residents and relatives made Memorial Day visits to family homes in Spring Green Wisconsin Aurelia Sheldon and nearby towns. Families from Independence Missouri Kansas City and Sioux City stopped by the Goebel Paathé and Haupert households. Paul Neuroth left for Norfolk Virginia after a furlough, while Betty Ann Schemmel received gifts at a parish shower. Nobles and siblings noted in local sends-off and funeral participation for John Jungers.
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