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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1937
Page
2
Summer School at Western Union Gets Underway
The summer term at Western Union College opened June 1 with enrollment above last year. The music department shows growth, a new course for high school principals attracts experienced teachers, and rooms in Wernli hall are near full. Tuition, board, and room costs stay at last year’s levels, aiding attendance. Educational trips will be planned as practice schools for public school students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Union College
A. H. Blue
D. O. Kime
Wernli Hall
Transio P
Numb y Party Tives Celebrate Bill Erks Birthday
Friends and relatives gathered Wednesday evening to celebrate Bill Erks. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Nah sons Mrs Lizzi Erks and family Mr Hankynen and family Mr Anderson and vin Frerichs Mr Amgry Frerichs and sons Mrs Tapper and Henry Ca daughters Mr Jacobs and sons Mr Fred Brietbarth and family Mrs John Kluver sr and Jessie Kallsen family Enno Henrichs and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Erks
Onose
Harry Nahsons
Lizzi Erks
Hankynen
Nderson
Vin Frerichs
Amgry Alry Frerichs
John Tapper
Henry Ca
Mr Jacobs
Fred Brietbarth
John Kluver
Jessie Kallsen
Enno Henrichs
Birthday gathering in Alkron ends with farewell wishes
A group from Alkron and nearby towns including Mr and Mrs Cantralise with Beverly Mr and Mia, Jack Kluver and Matlyn, Mr and Mrs Gert Pageler of LeMars, and Bill Ladenthin of Kingsley spent the evening playing cards and socializing. At midnight a luncheon followed and guests wished Mrs Bill Erks many more happy birthdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Bompns
Gene Bay
Fred
Iris
Alkron
Cantralise
Beverly
Mia
Jack Kluver
Matlyn
Gert Pageler
LeMars
Bill Ladenthin
Kingsley
Bill Erks
Weather Outlook for Midwest and Plains June 7 to 12
The Weather Bureau forecasts light precipitation and generally below normal temperatures early in the period for the upper Mississippi and lower Missouri Valleys and the northern and central Great Plains. D N Zeig records show temperatures and rainfall from June 1 to 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Weather Bureau
Mississippi
Missouri Valleys
Great Plains
D. N. Zeig
Property Transfers and Lot Details in Akron Kingsley LeMars
A list of real estate transfers and parcel descriptions across Akron Kingsley LeMars and Remsen. Transactions include land lots, blocks, and partial interests, with buyers and sellers such as August N Bengtson Lena Bengtson P F Dalton R B Dalton Town of Kingsley Chas Darling Minnie L Postlewaite H J Ahlers James Ryan Frank C Hentges Edward J Hentges Louis Schafer Josephine Kamm L S Homan Margaret Groff Irene Ludwig Frank A Kunkel Mary Ann Higginbotham and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingsley
Chas
Darling
Kingsley Cemetery
Lela E. Tryon
Minnie L. Postlewaite
Minnie Ahlers
H. J. Ahlers
James Ryan
Frank C. Hentges
Edward J. Hentges
LeMars
Louis Schafer
Josephine Kamm
L. S. Homan
Margaret Groff
Remsen
Irene Ludwig
Frank A. Kunkel
Felix Kunkel
W. Ictsa
Tiernay
Ovens
W. P. Derocher
John Hancock
Life Ins. Co
James
Harold Held Receives Honors At May 27 Convocation
Harold Held a Hinton High School graduate from the class of 1933 was honored at the State College annual honors day convocation. The event recognizes students ranking in the top three percent of their class. The convocation was held on Thursday, May 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town State College
Harold Held
Hinton High School
Remsen Bank Undergoes Remodeling At First Trust
Remsen Bank’s remodeling continues with the First Trust and Savings bank force operating in the adjoining room to the east. Interior fixtures are being modernized and rearranged for staff efficiency and greater lobby space. Painters are applying a fresh coat and revarnishing fixtures, with about a week remaining to complete the work.
Court News: Executors Win Judgment Against Weidenfeller
Clara B. Mieras and Grace Duus as executrices of A. M. Duus estate won a judgment of $4,803.43 against Anton Weidenfeller and others. John Wittkop filed in court to appoint a guardian for Theresa Wittkop, declared incompetent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara B. Mieras
Grace Duus
A. M. Duus
Anton Weidenfeller
John Wittkop
Theresa Wittkop
Lets Get Married Levi Yost Lois Watson and Others
Levi L Yost of Sioux City and Lois Watson of Whiting plan marriage to be joined by Kenneth Farmer of LeMars and Hazel Lang of Merrill Lloyd Getting age 29 and Helen Heisler age 29 of Merrill were named in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi L. Yost
Sioux City
Lois Watson
Whiting
Kenneth Farmer
LeMars
Hazel Lang
Merrill
Lloyd Getting
Sanae
Helen Heisler
Akron Feed Mill Fire Threat Fails
Akron Ia Akron Feed Mill narrowly escaped destruction by fire early Thursday. Ole Claasen driving from the northwest spotted a light in the cupola about 1 am and alerted the town. Fire department with a new truck and booster pump rapidly fought the blaze in the netai covered cupola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Ole Claasen
Pereboom Son Out Of Hospital After North Hollywood Crash
Melvin Pereboom, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Pereboom, was seriously injured in a North Hollywood auto wreck but is now out of the hospital and recovering at an uncle’s home. His condition remains serious as a special nurse attends him and his father returns from Hollywood to visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Pereboom
H. W. Pere+boom
Hollywood
California
Fire Doused by High Pressure Water From River
Firemen battled a blaze at a mill, using a high pressure river water stream delivering 125 pounds per square inch after pumping water 20 feet from the Big Bidux river. Origin unclear, but a short circuit in the cupola may have sparked the fire. Estimated damage and losses top £2,000, insured. Local residents and visitors noted in brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Bidux
W. J. Davidson
Barr
Remsen Relatives Attend Funeral for Mathew Faber
Remsen Bell Enterprise reports the death of Mathew Faber 81 a longtime eastern Iowa pioneer who died at his Cascade home after a long illness. Faber a noted politician and frequent Remsen visitor leaves three sons and two daughters and was brother to the late Mrs Henry Wenner. Funeral services were held Wednesday morning with relatives from Remsen attending including N B Homan F N Tritz Mathilda Keffeler and Nick Kellen nieces of the deceased from LeMars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remsen Bell Enterprise
Remsen
Mathew Faber
Iowa
Cascade
Faber
Henry Wenner
Aber
Castalle
Grapefruit Pink Red A Pink or Red Grapefruit
A grapefruit described as pink or red is a sport formed by budding and grafting from an ancestor with dark flesh. Most commercial fruits arise in the same manner.
Paper textures from weaving screens explained
The difference between wave and laid paper arises from two screens in the paper making machine leaving impressions. Wave paper shows uniform texture with tiny dots transmitting light. most paper, including this newspaper, is wove. Held to light, lines appear light and dark, about 28 to 16 per inch, used for books pamphlets and writing paper.
The Deepest Lake Baikal in East Siberia
The deepest lake in the world is Lake Baikal in East Siberia. It ranks sixth in size globally, with a length around 412 miles and width from 15 to 47 miles. It holds Eurasia’s largest freshwater basin with a surface area near Switzerland and a maximum depth of 4,073 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake
Baikal
Siberia
Eurasia
Switzerland
Baltic Sea
Kattegat Strait
The Shepherd Dog Description and Conformation
The shepherd dog is noted for a beautiful head with erect medium ears and a wedge shaped long muzzle. It has almond shaped dark brown eyes, a strong impression, and an expression of loveliness and fire. The dog stands about 24 inches high with a smooth coat. rare wire haired and long coated types exist. colors range from solid black. The tail is bushy reaching the lower hind leg joint.
Connecticut Capitals Through Colonial Times
New Haven served as the colony’s semi capital from 1701 to 1873 under the 1662 charter before Hartford became the sole capital. The union with Connecticut in 1668 shaped its status as an early seat of government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Hartford
Birds control boll weevil pests by drioles feeding
Sixty six kinds of birds are known to feed on the boll weevil, providing valuable service in controlling this cotton pest. Drioles are described as among the most efficient birds in reducing these insect threats.
Saint Vitus Day Tale of Miraculous Cure Faith
A fragment describes Saint Vitus, a child martyr from the Diocletian era, invoked by epileptics and those with nervous disorders. The piece recalls sufferers bowing before a holy image seeking healing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bt Vitus
St. Vitus
He Baiht
Yak and Wild Yak Facts From Tibetan Highlands
The yak’s shaggy coat keeps it warm in blizzards and high mountain passes. It is described as half bison and half ox, a crucial aid to Tibetan people and their neighbors. Wild yaks reach up to six feet tall at the shoulder and are solid black.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tibetan Plateau
Red Coral Prized for Protection and Mystery
The article notes red coral as a valued charm beyond jewelry and buttons, trusted for safety, health, and hidden knowledge. Ancient Gauls used coral in shields, while Italians and Indians seek protection against the evil eye. Mediterranean reefs off Africa supply most of the red coral via Italian harvesters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mediterranean
Africa
Washington Post
Buffalo Moths Identified as Carpet Beetles in Study
An authority clarifies that buffalo moths are beetles, named carpet beetles. Six varieties exist, four proven as serious home pests in America, notably the common and furniture carpet beetles. Differences are microscopic, as their destructive activities are similar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Battle of Wounded Knee Fought in Brennan South Carolina
The Wounded Knee engagement occurred December 29, 1800, as U S troops from the Seventh Cavalry intercepted Big Foot and Sioux of all ages fleeing Sitting Bull’s death. An attempt to disarm led to a clash on Wounded Knee Creek, ending with nearly the entire band exterminated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wounded Knee
Brennan
S. C
Big Foot
Cheyenne River Reservation
United States
Seventh Cavalry
Sitting Bull
Wounded Knee Creek
Digreot
Letters of Junius 1769 to 1772 Public Advertiser works
A series of 69 political letters run from January 21, 1769, to January 21, 1772 in the Public Advertiser. They attacked government leaders and royalty and were attributed to up to 50 authors, with Sir Philip Francis the most accepted writer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junius
Public Advertiser
Great Britain
Philip Francis
LeMars Junior Chamber Meeting At Union Hotel
The LeMars Junior Chamber of Commerce holds a regular meeting Thursday at 8 p m at the Union hotel. All members are urged to attend. A luncheon will follow the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeMars
Farmers’ Union
Merrill
Farmers’ Union Cooperative Brokerage
Parotid Glands Described and Function
The parotid glands are two soft bodies, one on each side, located near the lower jaw front above the angle. Their function is to secrete saliva.
Footprint of Columbus Said to Mark First American Footfall
In the West Tabred the supposed site of Columbus first stepping ashore in America is marked by a rock bearing a fossilized footprint. Natives claim the print is the explorer’s, tying it to the historic discovery narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
San Salvador
America
Heighty heels in Louis XIV era court fashion
In seventeenth century France men and women wore high heels. Louis XIV, king of France, had heels placed on all his shoes to appear taller and assert regal presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis XIV
Francé
Darwin and Galapagos Islands Inspire Evolution Thought
Islands connected to Charles Darwin and the Galapagos sparked his early ideas on evolution and natural selection, driven by the archipelago’s unique animal life observed a century ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darwith
Galapagos Islands
Charles Darwin
Eleventh Century Varnish Made by Monk Theophilus Presbyter
A monk named Theophilus Presbyter made varnish in the eleventh century without thinning agents. The preparation was applied hot and smeared on with fingers due to lack of brushes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theophilus Presbyter
Ladies Serve as Mayoreés on Agatha Day in Spain
In a four year cycle, Spanish villages grant women the title of Lady Mayoreés for a day on Bt Agatha's day. The privilege originates from King Philip IV, reflecting regional custom and ceremonial roles for women in local governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kit Philip IV
Yeast as Living Organism Discovered in 1836
The text notes that it was not until 1836 that scientists realized yeast in fermenting liquor is a living organism. It observes that under the microscope yeast seeds were seen to grow, marking a key shift in understanding fermentation biology.
Rock of Argés Hymn Linked to Parish Gorge Legend
A fragmentary note ties the hymn Rock of Argés to Augustus oplady or Whitten, published in Goapél Magazine in October 1585 or 1935 likely, with local lore associating its symbolism to a rocky gorge in Blog don parish where its author served. The hymn was translated into Latin by Gladétine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock of Argés
Augustus Oplady
Goapél
Whitten
Blogdon
Gladétine
Chocolate's Ancient Use Before Columbus Recounted
Fragmentary OCR notes describe chocolate used by natives in Central America long before Columbus. The text mentions Cortez and an emperor of Mexico drinking chocolate from a golden cup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
Aiverién
Columbu
Cortez
Tie
Genial presence and charm praised over wealth and schooling
A reflective note states a genial presence and refined manners outshine beauty and wealth in making a favorable impression. It argues attractiveness alone, without talent, can still advance some, while great training and ability are not always essential for success.
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