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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1966
Page
1
At Sioux City area hospitals Florence LeMoine of Kingsley is a parent at Luth eran hospital and Clifford Rowenhurst of Merrill was admitted Sunday to Methodist hospital for care.
Regular meeting of America Belles 4-H club at Linda and Sharon Reuter home on May 14 marked Mothers Day tea. Fourteen members attended with talks by Ruth Reuter on Pimples, Linda Reuter on sewing hooks and eyes and fasteners, Sharon Reuter on buying slips and sweaters. Peggy Ruden reported. Dan Nuebel, son of Vincent Nuebel, a civil engineering student at Iowa State, heads to Europe June 3 with 150 college peers for a three month tour. Kenneth Schlesman joins him partway. language studies aided their planned travels. Robert W. Cech to James E. Robinson address Lot 9 Bik 11 Le Mars. $1.
In behalf of the American Legion Auxiliary post 241 of Le Mars we thank all who contributed to our hospital equipment supply by subscribing to magazines sold in the city and rural areas. This equipment is for public use without charge via the American Legion club in Le Mars. Wynda Kroepel secretary.
A summer reading program at the public library runs from June 13 to August 13 for children from first to fourth grade. Participants must read a set number of books and report each book read. Many have registered. others can still sign up by June 13. Jane Alesch from Le Mars will assist in the children's department, while attending the University of Iowa majoring in elementary education.
A country club dance is planned for Saturday night at the club house. It is not a dinner dance as first scheduled. Members of Le Mars Country Club and Elks Club, plus friends, are invited. Hors d oeuvres and beverages will be provided starting at 7 p.m. No reservations.
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