Vander Meer Conry Wedding at St Ingerns Le Mars
The June 6 1950 ceremony at St Ingerns Catholic Church Le Mars witnessed the marriage of Mary VanderMeer of Le Mars and Dr. Kenneth Conry of Los Angeles with Rev Marvin Hood officiating. The event drew many relatives and friends from Omaha Sioux Falls Boise Detroit and Los Angeles. After a reception at the Elks Club guests traveled for a northern Minnesota honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guth Hhifeg
St. Ingerns Catholic Church
le Mars
Y Hebny
Mary Vand‘qancer
Kenneth Cory
Los Angeles
and “Is
P. A. ValderMeer
F.L. Conry
Los Angele
Custormar
Marvin ‘Hood
Tom and JimnderMeer
Jerry Chicoine
Wave Chicomne
Mary Louafer
L Timmins
Laura Henri
Omaha
Janet Mueller
Patricia Masuen Ruba
Bride of
Bestman
Art Lichentritt
Dave Kubitscheck
Salone Kansas
Vince Carfagna
Baldwinsville
New York
Jim Elston
Peter Vander Meer
Bill VanderMeer
le Murs
Greg Faces
Sioux Falls
Ousin
Elks Club
Martin Culthan
Rock Valley
R. J. Fisch
Graduates Honored After Commencement Party
Monday evening May 25 a graduation party was hosted at the home of Mr and Mrs Walter A Klemme for Janice Kiemme Akron Public School graduate. Attendees included numerous local families and friends such as the Heeren Klemm e and Klemme families and other neighbors. A cake by Mrs Jack Borchers and serving duties by several guests marked the celebratory event with best wishes for Janice’s future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter A. Klemme
Janice Kiemme
Akron Public School
Herman Heeren
Anna Kleemme
Norman
Heeren
Arlan
Gary
Erwin Klemme
Henry Ahren
Harry Buehre
Bill Borchers
Wallace Heeren
Herbert Buehre
Grathe Westhoff
le Roy Borchers
Luren Jordal
Elaine Forslund
Sandra Waterbury
Dorothy Ann Kruse
Stanley Klemme
Connie Gebauer
Jack Borchers
Norman Heeren
Mary
Ann Ahrenda
Geraldine Klemme
Janice
Le Martians Win Degrees At S U Iowa Commencement
Le Mars scholars David Gunther Harry Kalus Dick Petersen and Akron residents James Scranton and Eugene Bengston will receive bachelor degrees at the State University of Iowa commencement on Friday June 12 Gunther earns sociology Kalus speech Petersen political science Scranton general science and Bengston accounting Funeral notes mention Mrs Anton Paskett attending Creighton University graduation exercises with granddaughter Miss Jean Beverly Abraham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Gunther
Bengston
Anton Paskett
Creighton University
Jean Beverly Abraham
Local Sheriff Reports Quiet County After Stranger Car Sighting
Sheriff Jank Scholer said the county has been quiet. A farmer in the western area reported a strange car in the neighborhood, fearing a possible peace theft, but he had not noticed any missed items at his farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albraham
Jank Scholer
New Baker Opens In Kingsley Announces Bakery in Town
The Kingsley News-Time reports Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gollhofer will open a bakery in the Levy building, former Mills Grocery site. They plan a front display and salesroom with breads, rolls, pastries, and wedding cakes, aiming to start within a week or two. Paul Gollhofer is an experienced baker formerly with Sioux City bakeries and the former Galles Bakery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingsley
Paul Gollhofer
Gollhofer
Levy
Mills Grocery
Roman Gualles
Paul
Siouxity Bakeries
Betorenthae
Galles
Peters Host Supper for Betty Gehlen Graduate
Mr and Mrs Elmer Peters entertained Sunday May 31 with a supper honoring daughter Betty who is a member of the Gehlen graduating class. Attending were Msgr J D Fisch Rev Father M Hood Rev C Friedman Mrs Joe Kemp and son Bud Mrs Margaret Goetzinger Mr and Mrs Erwin Peters Mr and Mrs Clifford Peters and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Peters
Betty
Gehlen
Msgr
J. D. Fisch
M. Hood
C. Friedman
Joe Kemp
Bud
Margaret Goetzinger
Erwin Peters
Clifford Peters
Family and friends gather for post graduation reception
Mr and Mrs Joe Cockrell and family join Mrs Emmet Phelan Linda and others in a graduation gathering. Guests included Mr and Mrs Herman Brunken Mr and Mrs Ray Renkeh Mr and Mrs Leonard Schmidt and families along with Mr and Mrs Bill Puetz. Supper was served by Mrs Clarence Brunken Dianné and Mrs Robert Burkhard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Cockrell
Emmet Phelan
Linda
Robert Burkhard
Mdebbie
Clarence Brunken
Dianne
Donna
Herman Brunken
Ray Renkeh
Leonard Schmidt
Bill Puetz
Dianné
Old Colony sues Montagne for 164 over bad check
The Old Colony Insurance Company files a petition in the clerk’s office this week against W. J. Montagne seeking 164 dollars owed since April 16 1958 after a bad check of that amount was issued to the plaintiff. Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for hospital care and support from Dr O Toole nurses aides blood donors and friends. Also notices of local social events and a refrigeration ad fragment appear in the same column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Colony Insurance Company
W. J. Montagne
Loras College Student Plans Summer Session Return
A Dubuque student from Loras College will spend a six week summer session starting June 21 before resuming studies in the fall. He will join his parents during the vacation before returning to campus for summer school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loras
Dubuque
Notice of Brunsville Grain and Feed Discontinuing Oat Hauling
Borders Grain and Feed of Brunsville announces the discontinuance of oat hauling effective immediately. They will continue grinding and mixing feed and rolling on a custom basis for customers, serving Murphis, Kents, and other animal health product lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunsville
Reverend Straube Delivers Central High Baccalaureate Sermon
The Rev. M. L. Straube of St. John's United Church will present the baccalaureate sermon to the Central High class of this year. The service will be held at 8:15 am with morning devotions scheduled for Tuesday and Friday in four parts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Straube
St. John’s United Church
Central High
Thanks for sympathy and floral kindness from Bernard Dreckman families
The Bernard Dreckman families express sincere thanks to all who extended comforting sympathy during their recent sorrow. The beautiful floral offerings were deeply appreciated and your thoughtfulness will never be forgotten.
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Bernard
Victor Peters Died Suddenly in Ireton Trailer
Victor Peters 47 was found dead in his trailer home in Ireton Saturday morning by his brother Walter Peters and neighbor Henry Draager. He was a Lutheran and unmarried, a World War II veteran, in poor health. Surviving relatives include brothers Oscar and Robert of Le Mars, John and Roland of Sioux Falls, Edward of Webster, 5 D, his mother Mrs. Maggie Peters of Brentwood Nursing Home Le Mars, and sister Mrs. Alvin Johnson of Sioux City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireton
Victor Peters
Walter Peters
Henry Draager
Peters
Inreton
Oscar
Robert
le Mars
John
Roland
Sioux Falls
Edward
Webster
Maggie Peters
Brentwood
Alvin Johnson
Sioux
City
Petersen Olson Merrill Record Wedding
Miss Pauline Petersen daughter of Mr and Mrs Hans Jensen Merrill and Dale Olson son of Mrs Mina Olson Sioux City were united in marriage June 6 1959 at 7 30 pm by Rev K J Hodum at St John s American Lutheran church The altar was decorated with pink and white flowers The bride wore a white lace overtaffeta gown with molded bodice and a ballerina length skirt She carried pink carnations The maid of honor wore pink lace and chiffon The best man was Jameson Sioux City The reception followed in the church parlors Decorations were pink and white Flowers and corsages were blue for the mothers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrill Record
Pauline ‘Petersen
Hans Jensen
Merrill
Dale Olson
Mina Olson
Sioux City
K.J. Hodum
St. John’s. American Lutheran Church
Janice. Johnson
Pana
James Ison
Floyd Furry
Bride Keeps Office Job as Groom Works at Stock Yards
Mrs Ha Mina Olson is employed at Dr Robert Larimer's office while the bridegroom works at Sioux City stock yards. They plan to reside in Merrill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mina Olson
Robert
June Farm Bureau events and local directory plans
June 16 Preston Farm Bureau women tour and picnic at six. June 21 to 23 a Mid summer conference in Des Moines. June 28 Garfield Farm Bureau women annual family picnic at Pier son Shelter House at six. Globe-Post presses start this week to print the new Plymouth County directory. free to subscribers who stop in. Directory printing to be high quality letterpress, no low cost offset used. Globe-Post want ads will sell surplus at little cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Farm Bureau
Des ‘Moines
Garfield Farm Bureau
Pierson
Globe-Post
Steichen Pleng Wedding at St Josephs Church
A wedding at St Josephs Church featured Steichen ton and Us ha Terry Swain with flower girls Jerry Frekres and Jack Swin, groomsmen Les Oopman and Ron Kalken, ringbearer Oopman, reception for 93 at Club Debonair, noon dinner, couple resides at home on a fast hear Maurice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's Church
Steichen Toning
Jerry Frekres
Jack Swin
Plage Win
Ringbearer
Wa Oopman
Les Oopman
Usha
Terry Swain
Ron Kalken
Club Debonair
Maurice
Tual
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Vander Meer
Conry
Arthur’ Klein
Bernard Wathof
Boise
Idaho
Ann Fisch
Jamie’ Kellen
Mary Carr
Carol Hurd
Betty Nemmers
Georgianna Foxen
Meridith Foxen
Margaret Alesch
Susan Walter
Kathleen Lucas
Mary Eien House
Bunny Kistel
Conary
Creighton Univeristy
Queen of the Angels Hospital
Minnesota
Bernard Walhof
Arthur Klein
Martin MacNamara
Harold Brady
Detroit
George Lucas
Greg
Kathleen
Rose Mary
Merle Holland
Inwood
Irving Swartling
Kenneth R. Taylor
Culver City
California
H V Wal
Los Angees
Ted Gore
Wichita Falls
Texas
F. L. Conry
Wells
Plymouth
Duncan Hines
White
Devils Food
Boston Butt
Aaa
Ne Ld Dka
Earl H. Veeder
Earl
H. Veeder
Burtrum
Minne
Peery Pee
Savage Saga
Ea Ae
Barsie
Cobb - Louise
Hollyman
Car Benton Reid
Chuck Wassi
Chuck
Pmallgreen “Agency
Happy Hour
Etta Keller
Clara
Fretkey
Jo Shilt
8Th St. S
Robert Lake
Herman Wieczorek
William Lemke
Robert Gralapp
Darrell Gralapp
Klem
Petersen-Olson
Steichen-Pleng
Dodge
Buick
Roadmaster
PEW
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