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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1932
Page
5
The notice lists advance payment requirements for subscriptions, with annual rates for domestic and foreign deliveries. It notes second class matter status and filing with the LeMars Iowa post office under the act of March 3, 1879.
The Sharks club hosted its annual picnic at Tourist Park with a committee led by Mrs. Cannon. St George’s church and the Young Ladies auxiliary planned picnics at Cleveland Park with possible indoor plans in rain. Several social visits and family gatherings are recorded, including Erma O’Brian’s return to LeMars and arrangements involving the Dolbear and DeVore families.
Miss Nora Schrader of Merrill suffered a spine fracture after a fall from a haymow at home Thursday. Leo Haverkamp of Remsen, George Zederman of Merrill, and Hugh Maxwell of LeMars are listed as medical or surgical patients with recent procedures. Mrs. C. J. Koerner of LeMars and Mrs. John Trautt of LeMars are noted as surgical patients, while Johanna Zevenbergen of Granville is seriously ill with diabetes. Robert Young of LeMars is also mentioned as a patient.
A worker suffered a femur fracture and other injuries in an accident on Wednesday. Grace Woodworth is improving from a fractured spine and ribs. Helen Green and Pauline Heuertz are also much improved after the same incident. Florence Heubrook, Kathleen Flynn, and Doris Zimmerman had tonsils removed this week. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Nelson of Marcus on May 30.
Cecil Sutton pitched well to back LeMars Eagles as they beat Oyens 7 to 2 Sunday at McDuffie Park. Feeney and Chandos Smith led early scoring with multiple hits including a triple, while Krause, Simeon, and Schuler contributed key RBIs as LeMars built a first three inning 6 run lead.
Hungerford won 7 to 3 as A Reuter hit his second home run of the game. The umpire ruled Reuter out for failing to touch first base, turning a close contest into an argument.
Olson Sporting Goods lost to Sioux City 0 at Myers Cafe 2. Pew Company defeated Gamble Store 2 to 1 while Gamble Store edged Remsen 10 to 6.
Wasmer Post adjutant M. G. Fisch invites Legion and Auxiliary members and all service families to a June picnic at Bolser's picnic grounds Hambuger Point on June 9. Gates open at 4 pm, dinner around 6 45 pm, all activities free with no need to bring anything.
Reader T A Ross argues against centralized tax power, citing Iowa state department spending rises from 1915 to 1929. He urges voters to elect fiscally restrained lawmakers and balance state expenses to 1915 levels. He criticizes the governor for not vetoing more appropriations.
Plymouth county farm bureau units meet to set next year’s nutrition goals. Eight townships vote to continue nutrition work with state leader Miss Neals S. Knowles and Pearl Sims H. D. A. guiding new lessons starting September on home canning food prep table service and marketing for farm women.
The text outlines 1982 goals to promote agriculture, strengthen farm bureau cooperation, and boost women’s participation. It emphasizes home project work, township meetings, girls' clubs, and reinforcing home project organization across townships.
Mrs. George Gordon of this city attended the wedding of her granddaughter Miss Harriet C. Gordon to George J. Eishen of Cherokee. The ceremony was held Wednesday at 8 am in the Holy Name church Marcus with Rev. George Cooke officiating. The couple will honeymoon in Omaha then settle on a farm near Quimby.
H D Richmond of the Anti Saloon League returns to LeMars to organize a county prohibition institute at the First M E Church on Sunday July 3 with two afternoon sessions on law enforcement and temperance education and an evening program featuring Dr B E Ewing and Rev Albert E Coe. A mock trial of a bootlegger will close the event. The effort is led by the LeMars Ministerial Association W C T U and the Anti Saloon League.
A public address condemns refusing to vote and urges schooling in proper citizenship and lawful respect. It emphasizes avoiding anarchy, praising soldiers, and linking law adherence to national stability. The Ireton juvenile band performed, and the Gettysburg Address was read, followed by musical tributes.
The Home Project women and men meet at Frank Schultz home on Wednesday evening June 1 for an eight o clock buffet dinner. After dinner a program features poem Ten Little Cooks read by Miss Pearl Sims. Helen Soukup sings Home and Little Old Church in the Valley with Marie Weidauer on piano. Clarence Thompson and R L Weidauer speak. The Virginia Reel dance ends the program. Community Inn advert follows.
Notice to all interested that on May 16 1982 the district court appointed Ella Hosmer and Emma Kearby executrixes of Marie Munro deceased of Plymouth County Iowa. All debts payable to the estate and all claims must be presented to J T Keenan attorney for the estate for allowance.
Special correspondent reports Stephen Killen visiting George Iowa and Herman Albers relatives in Pipestone Minnesota. Various town updates include illnesses, schooling plans, birthdays, a temporary oil station lease ending, summer concession plans, vacations, relocations, a kittenball win at Brunsville, and Apple Creek drying then running again.
Proportions and during the rains of last week flooded the garden of M. J. Elliott. The town is corralling it by building higher banks.
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