Local News Briefs From LeMars and Surroundings
Short notes cover local visits by Misses Helen Speachler and Mary Louise Pew to Sioux City friends, B J Holland visiting LeMars, Janet Gezel arriving from Sterling Illinois, and Mrs A Fuhrman returning to Oregon Missouri after visiting relatives. Also mentions vegetables at Iowa Nursery Co, shop talk by local fixit, corrections to a corn plowing story, funeral travel for Mrs Albert Moehlman, card of thanks for bereavement, Frank Wilhelmi opening a blacksmith shop, voter thanks from Sheriff candidate Frank Scho ler, and various bealings and property transfers in LeMars area.
Local Notices and Classified Snippets from LeMars Ad Pages
A collection of small ads and notices including business names like Aetna Accident tickets and Plymouth Co operative Oil Co, move of Mrs A A Wetzel to LeMars, sales pitches for coffee and strawberries, farm and yard items, and events. Community items note visits, hair styling, farm produce, public notices, and a centennial window display committee with members listed.
$1,000 Conservation Dam in New Park WPA Project
Continued from page one the project involves anchoring banks with rocks and brush and constructing a diagonal drum to fit the river bed contour. Rocks have been gathered with the help of M. A. Cass Jr. of the Chamber of Commerce and much of the rock is broken cement from old paving. The dam height will depend on available material and will be well under legal limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Cass, Jr
Chamber of Commerce
Local notes and visits in LeMars area society
Remsen visitors Mr and Mrs Frank Bishton and Mrs M F Lavelle joined local hosts over the weekend. Guests included Mr and Mrs Matt Levins in Atlantic Iowa and Mr and Mrs Peter Dahl of Sioux City visiting Dr G W Cunningham and family. A range of small business ads and personal notices fill the page, including radio service and lawn care promotions. Elizabeth Gordon earns Phi Sigma biology medal for excellence, with potential magna cum laude honors if at University of New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Dahl
Sioux City
G. W.cunningham
Elizabeth Gordon
W. IE. Gordon
le Mars
National Society of Phi Sigma
Miss Gordon
University of New Mexico
Marriage of Harold Rees and Lois Zimmer man
Har old Rees and Lois Zimmer man were married at noon June 8 at the bride’s home in Merrill. The groom, raised on a farm near Seney, is the son of Will and Mary Rees. After a short honeymoon they will live on a farm west of town. Also, Evan Austine left for Los Angeles, California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seney
Harold Rees
Lois Zimmerman
Merrill
Walter Zimmerman
Will Rees
Evan Austine
Los Angeles
Calif
Family and school milestones noted in Morning Sun report
Rev Frank Jenks dines with Oscar Gatzke family as relatives visit. Raymond McArthur attends eighth grade graduation in LeMars. Willie Olson and Eddie Forman earn high school admission certificates. Edwin Lancaster graduates from Iowa State University and leaves for New York for an actuary position. About 15 young men drive to LeMars for a dance with Kenneth Thunhorst family hosting plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Jenks
Oscar Gatzke
Harvey Buss
Stanley
Ray McArthur
Ruth
Raymond McArthur
Chas. Darville
Morningside
Plymouth County
LeMars High School
Willie Olson
Ddie Forman
Edwin Lancaster
M. J. Lancaster
Iowa State University
Rietz
New York
LeMars
Kenneth Thunhorst
Plymouth County Board approves bond, tax remisssion, and legal action
LeMars Iowa April 13 1988 Plymouth County Board of Supervisors adjourned session approves nonresidence notice for Charles Duncan and spouse, bonds for Barton Warner Co culvert project, a 19383 dog tax remission for L R Dreblow, and adopts a resolution to defend a civil action against county officers with Keenan Kelley and Roseberry Pitts to represent the county in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twogood
Grimjes
Graham
Miller
Ahtmann
Charles Duncan
Ahmann
Barton Warner Co
Grimses
L. R. Dreblow
A. M. Petersen
Perry Township
Altmann
Maybelle Knox
Plymouth County
Iowa
District Court of Iowa
Board of Supervisors
A. Langhout
L. A. Ludwig
L. E. Crowley
Crowley
E. P. Murray
Sai
Keenan
Kelley
Roseberry
Pitts
Aye
D .S. Twogood
Emma Winter
Board of Review
Hungerford Township
W. J. Worth
Don
Wormley
Union Township
Permit approval and tax relief actions by county board
The board approved a cigarette permit for Winter and Tritz of Red Star Country Club in NWY of WW Section 8-82-43 and authorized bond coverage. It remitted nearly all personal taxes for Louis Mook of Perry township, leaving $10 due. The board moved to purchase two Duplex motor graders and one Adams grader, rejected elevator grader bids, and authorized refund of unsuccessful bids. E. & Nelson to serve as county engineer for one year starting June 1, 1988. Bills approved for various maintenance and supplies with numerous vendors. board adjourned to April 18, 1938.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ahmann
Tritz
Red Star Country Club
Nwy
Graham
Louis Mook
Perry Township
L. E. Crowley
Altmann
Adams
Miller
E. &. Nelson
Nay
Grimjes
Yea
Twogood
D J. Arioso
Arthur Electric Snc
Browns Garage
A. B. Be
Dell & Son
D. X
Fitzgerald Equipment Co
Clifford Larson
C. Boeke
Lange Welding Machine Shop
LeMars Motor Co., Inc
Supp
Maine
H. J. Ludwigs Cash Store
I'M. A. Moore Co
Miller Chevrolet Co
Chevrolet
M. A. Moore Co
Oliver Farm Equipment Co
Plymouth Co-op Qil Co
Gus Peck Foundry & Mfg. Co
Sex Education in the Home pamphlet overview
The pamphlet by the United States Public Health Service argues sex education should start at home before a child asks about life origins. It frames sex as a normal, healthy aspect of development and links good information to health, happiness, and well being, urging progressive home-based instruction through the years. It also notes that taboos surrounding venereal disease have obscured the issue and calls for frank discussion to counter false childhood ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State Department of Health
Des Moines St
Des Moines
Iowa
United States Public Health Service
J. Johnson
Hygiene of sex education in public health guidance
A United States Public Health Service pamphlet stresses comprehensive sex education as a lifelong partnership among homes churches schools and communities. It notes many children lack parental guidance and urges collaboration to teach reproduction, marriage, prostitution, venereal disease, illegitimacy and sound recreation. It cites a study of 948 men from higher-status homes reflecting broad acceptance of early instruction.
Schools Must Help Parents In Mental Hygiene Duty
The speaker argues that parents fail to guide their children and that pamphlets and meetings rarely reach them. Since many parents do not equip their children, schools must assume the burden of teaching proper facts and methods to aid youth development.
Campaign urges young toward sex hygiene education
The piece argues syphilis, labeled the enemy of youth, spreads due to lack of sex hygiene instruction. It calls for well informed parents and teachers to provide education including venereal disease information to support the current public health campaign.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Heurl
Plymouth Creamery
Helen Speachler
Mary Louise Pew
B. J. Holland
Pomeroy
Janet Gezel
Sterling, Ill
Frank Stearns
A. Fuhrman
Mary Fuhrman
Oregon
Iowa Nursery Co
8Th St. S. W
Mabel Wendt
Mary Ricklefs
Elsie Janicke
Mrs
Louie Ricklefs
Herman Freking
Frank Peppersack
Lawrence Nuebel
Herman Stoos
W. R. Rambun
H. A.koppert
Albert Moehlman
Killdare
Oklahoma
George Mohlman
Rudolph Ernst
Akron
James Lindsay
Frank J. Wilhelmi
Veteran's Hospital
Struble
Hanks
Frank Scholer
Bealings
Leslie Bowen
Mabel Jennings
West End
le Maurie
Met. Life Ins. Co
Kingsley Cem. Assn
Alex Riemenschneider
Block
Kingsley Cem
Smith
Rowe
C. D. Wendt
Henry Philipp
Chas. Philipp
James Hoffman
Gardner Hamilton
Chas. Foltz
Caroline Wendt
Dot
Over Henn Electric Co
L. E. Mayer
Jay
Jacob G. Koenig
Nemmers Blumbing Co
Plymouth Co-operative Oil Co
A. A. Wetzel
Hendricks, Minn
Znd Ave
Martha Washington
Long’s Food Market
Iowa Gateway Nursery
Huston Cunningham
Alta, Iowa
G. W. Cunningham
Jno. Watson
Henry Prust
West Bend
Iowa Lakes
Verne’ Keough
Ed Tolsma
F. C. Kennedy
Kermit Watson
Earnest Radke
Casper
Wyoming
Delbert Dreske
Baby
Della Harnack
Cherokee
Leonard Thoma
H. M. Demaray
Pipestone, Minn
Harriet Demaray
G. W. Hayes
Wilbur Allen
American Weekly
Chicago Herald and Examiner
Wells Slaughter House
Catholic Ladies’ Club
St. Joseph’s Parish Hall
Leo Alesch
Nick Kellen
Bohlken
Dick Bohlken
Dot Willmes
Cora Lamb
Edw. Schilling
Shirley Starr
Clem Munsuen
John Westhoff
N. F. Wanderscheid
Clarence Dominick
T. K. Hirsch
H. G. Weenink
MOORE
Morse Hoorneman
Wells Walker
Cedar Rapids
M. S. Walker
Wells
Minnesota
Charles Tucker
Homer Steer
Bill Zimmer
Don Hansen
Jvelyn Nemmers
Carl Marcue
Ray Tentinger
R. E. Blume
New Park
Wright Radio Service
Frank Bishton
Remsen
Wm. Rohde
Matt Levins
Atlantic
Frank Lippke
M. F. Lavelle
Neligh, Neb
P. J.lavelle
Loretta Schroeder
Cvi Stern
Cess
Hy Schwieson
Black
John H. Lubben
Wm. Wendt
Fedora, S. D
Brooklyn
Michigan
Howard
John Joynt
Iowa University
M. J. Joynt
Gerhard Lusehen
Preston Township
Meyer
Ross -Christy
L. L. Jones
Harry Masters
Richard Tindall
John Dunn
Sue Carol
San Francisco
Eldon Bleasdell
Windfield
Kansas
E. E. Bleasdell
C. Hamilton
Chris Wendt
Fedora
Happy Hour Club
Third Avenue N. W
Walt Dixon
Marcel Margen
J. Kennedy
M. Schmitz
M. Obermann
R. C. Hennigs
Chicago
Til
Henry Howe
County Board Proceedings
Iowa State
MY Cleaners
Royal Theater
LE Mars Abstract
Central Ave. S. W
LE Mars, IA
McCormick-Deering
MEIS
Aeme
Heinz
Delicia
Council Oak Meats
LE Mars Globe Post
Joneses
Ees
Popular Mechanics
Popular Mechanics Magazine
Nan
Gireet
Stata
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