Delores Masuen Wed Monday (Continued from rage 11)
Delores Masuen wore blue and pink ribbons in her hair and a wrist corsage of sweet peas at her Monday wedding. The groom and attendant wore light gray suits. A breakfast for immediate family followed. The bride, a LeMars High School graduate, and the groom, who attended St. Joseph's in LeMars, work for Plymouth Co-op. The couple will reside in LeMars after a trip to Dubuque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeMars High School
St. Joseph's School
LeMars
Plymouth Co-op
Oil
Oil 0 . Mr. and Mrs. Kounkel Left For A Tri Top
Gross Still Has G. O. P. Worried in 1942 Iowa Race
In 1942 Iowa figures contemplate Gross challenging Governor Wilson for the Republican nomination with potential opposition from Mary G. Miller, Lt. Gov. Jack Hickenlooper, and James Dolliver if Wilson seeks a Senate seat. Analysts note Hick enlooper’s name foes fear, while Miller faces mixed support as GOP hopes for a strong candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R
Grose
Gross
Wilson
United States
Mary G. Miller
Fae Hickenlooper
Cedar Rap
Senate
James Dolliver
Ft. Dodge
American Legion
Hickenlooper
Miller
U.S
Clyde L. Herring
Iowa
America
Iowa Republicans split vote likely at Philadelphia convention
State officials note FBI and state bureau cooperation amid probes of pro German activity in Iowa. Iowa Republicans may split on the presidential candidate at the national convention with Hanford MacNider favored by some delegates and Dewey supporters seeking more votes. Democrats face a July convention with Roosevelt backing and Wallace as alternate. Stores close for the Fourth. July 1 Globe Post urges readers to watch Le Mars business messages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Bureau of Investigation
Iowa
Philadelphia
Hanford MacNider
Mason City
MacNider
Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
Roosevelt
Henry A. Wallace
Globe Post
le Mars
Replanting Continea Under Provisions For Reclassification
Provisions outline replanting Continea from rage with two outcomes. Some acreage may be totally destroyed and reclassified or replanted to another crop. A township chairman will inspect acreage to be classified, measure eligible area, and designate on the Farm Plan the new planting to replace the destroyed crop.
Committee Sets Plans for Local Sales Promotion Event
The committee urges the community to take advantage of bargains offered by Le Mars merchants. Mr Means notes the event aims to boost sales and engagement. The promotion will be held Tuesday with details planned on page 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Mars
Pfaltzgraff Killed in Iowa Plane Crash
Carl Pfaltzgraff of Hampton and Maybelle Vane of Dumont die when Chester Barnett’s four passenger Stinson plane loses control over a grandfather’s farm. Barnett had bought the craft two months earlier at Wesley Iowa. Pfaltzgraff had been set to fly with his father stepping aside last minute. Garnett notes funeral plans not yet set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Pfaltzgraff
Hampton
Maybelle Vane
Dumont
Chester Barnett
Stinson
Wesley
Iowa
Pfaltzgraff
Garnett
Fifth Column Arrest at Remsen Contuueri by Mage 1
A fragment from Remsen describes fifth column activity and a sensational wartime rumor. The tale recalls Belgian babies allegedly dismembered by German forces, then preserved as trophies, later found to be unverified by reporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remsen
Contuueri
Mage
Kada~verwertungsanstalt
Beaver Dams Not To Blame For Flood Says Official
State official notes beaver dams did not cause the flood and urges farmers to leave beavers alone for several years. Beavers do not multiply rapidly, and future state permission may allow trapping excess animals. Beaver hides fetch ten to fifteen dollars each.
Pretty Wedding Held at Akron to Weinnee
A small wedding reception was held at the bride’s sister Mrs Clifford Metz home in Akron. The party hosted 14 guests and included a wedding trip to Den.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Clifford Metz
Den
LeMars Couple Wed In Iowa Ceremony
Mr and Mrs Kelley will reside in LeMars after July 1. The bride wore a black net ensemble for the going away costume. Both are graduates of the state university of Iowa and he has been with the law firm Keenan and Kelley. Out of town guests included John Reidy and Marie Killinger of Chicago, Mr and Mrs Walter Lentz of Ft Dodge, and Mrs J E B Kelley and Mrs E Pearce of LeMars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Dodge
J. EB. Kelley
E. Pearce
LeMars
Seniors Receive Special Honors
Seniors receive special honors at the ceremony as school officials recognize outstanding achievements and contributions.
Answer to Skeleton Mystery Unearths Oregon Trail Tale
A Westbound group along the Oregon Trail was attacked by Indians near the Big Sioux river, many killed and survivors hurried on. Mr. Howard, now 88, recalls relatives in the train who vanished, heard of in childhood talks, suggesting a massacre history may have overlooked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Trail
Big Sioux
Howard
Township relief drive tally shows strong local support
The Grant township report notes generous response from residents to a blind quota for refugees, listing numerous contributors led by F. A. Klingbeil and others. The Plymouth county effort includes two baby layettes bound for refugee relief and will advance as townships report, with further acknowledgments to LeMars donors such as St. James ladies' aid and Edna Saunders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Klingbeil
Frieda Lettsche
Nanty Klingbeil
Paul ‘Klingbeil
Ted Hendricks
Ernest Groeppe
F. A. Bieffen
A. H. Walter Erichsen
Key" Kahl
gErnest Hown Dap
H. A. Grubb
Gilbert Roline
H. Bauldes
Rovert Gutter
Fred Schmid
Ervin Hanne
Eric Pearson
Glenn
Frank” Harvey
Weiher
George Ferpane
Frank Schindler
Sam Woolworth
Plymouth
F.A
Edna Saunders
Henry Grimjes
Mra
Anna L. Thompson
Births and medical notes from LeMars area hospitals
Reports list newborns and patients in LeMars and nearby towns. Includes a baby girl born to Donald Petry and wife on June 12 at Sacred Heart Hospital, and other local patients noted by hospitals in LeMars, Remsen, Granville and Rock Valley with various June dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred ‘Heart Hospital
LeMars
Marvin. Lewis
Rock Valley
Larry Gay
Pat of
Andrew
Hartter
Margaret ‘Jean
Neéyens
Kempket
Joellen
Loretta
McDe Kingsley
Donald Petry
Frank Ludwig
Remsen
Red Cross Fund Reaches $1000 Mark
Henry township reports a war relief fund total of 26.15 dollars and notes this is the first rural township to report. Mrs. Wm Boom chaired the effort with district helpers including Dorothy Klingbeil Nola Grubb and others. The women praise the cooperative setup and expect more districts to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Township
War Relief Fund
Wm. Boom
Dorothy Klingbeil
F. C. He- Wicker
4-H Convention Delegation From Plymouth County
A group of eight 4-H girls and three leaders from Plymouth county plan to attend the state 4-H convention in Ames June 12 to 15. The delegation leaves Tuesday and returns after the session. Delegates include Norma Spies Doris Brown Merrill Darlene Eyres Irene Ortman Le Mars, Shirley Held Hinton Cora Ross Akron Doris McNaughton Westfield. Betty Hoyt Remsen will be county representative in the Better Groomed Girl contest. In charge are leaders Ethel Kehrberg Idna Trometer Merrill and Mrs. C V McNaughton Westfield. Eleanor Rathke, home demonstration agent, will accompany the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth County
Ames
Plymouth
Norma Spies
Doris
Brown
Merrill
Darlene Eyres
Irene Ortman
le Mars
Shirley Held
Scouts Board Review Highlights Merit Badge Winners
A Wednesday June 12 board of review in the junior high auditorium at 7 30 had Co WwW Pitts in charge. Counselors included Dr Carnazzo Mr Stientges and Mr Steel with topics on health science and merit badge claims by Bob Joynt Orville Crowley Jack Harker James Carey Tom Starzl John Starzl Vince Pavlik and others. Separate notices report various real estate transfers and sheriff deeds including Frank Scholer to Jt St Ld Bank and Albert Reiners to Anton Warborg with amounts up to 19000 and 42900 totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitts
Steel
Stientges
Carnazzo
Bob Joynt
Orville Crowley
Jack Harker
James Carey
Tom Starzl
John Starzl
Vince Pavlik
Gerhard J. Heeren
John Heeren
Edward Heeren
Dalton
Anton Paskett
Barney Bornhorst
Remsen
Frank Scholer
First Tr. Jt. St. Ld. Bank
Albert Reiners
Anton Warborg
Gilbert W. Evans
Arthur C. Evans
Wanda H. Henry
Marie Moser
LeMare
Mike Fisch
N. J. Bolser
Nominations For Township Offices In Plymouth County
In Plymouth county last week a primary nominated seven Republicans and fifty one Democrats for township offices. The list includes various roles such as justice of the peace, constables, clerks, assessors, and trustees across numerous townships including Akron LeMars Elkhorn Fredonia Garfield Grant Hancock Henry Hungerford Johnson Liberty Lincoln Marion Meadow Perry Plymouth Portland Preston Sioux Stanton Union Washington Westfield and more. Detailed candidate names by township follow with contested single votes noted where applicable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth County
Republicans
Akron
Justice Peace
G. H
Constable
Welton Barr
LeMars
Jacob G. Koenig
W. R. Winders
George Doty
Elin
J. Lancaster
Harl Chapman
E. F. Austine
An Cee
Elkhorn
Clifford
Rielse
Walter Bolton
Garfield
John McCord
Peter Wormley
Grant
Martin Croon
Fred J. H. Plueger
J. D. ‘Hauschild
John H. Lubpen
Oo Hancock
Herman Solomon
Charles Solomon
A. D. Ross
C. P. Knapp
O. L. Weber
Henry
Ray’ Richardson
Henry Beaulieu
Nelson Brown
Otto’ Kalas
Lincoln
Earl Williams
J. Pence
J. G. Piersol
Wallace Anderson
Plymouth
Phil Emmert
Portland
B. A. Adams
Orin Harris
Henry Borchers
Preston
John Tapper
J. A. Gabel
Herman Friedrich
Sioux
Christy Moffatt
H. Q O. Dreeszen
Ward Knapp
Ray Derocher
Stanton
W. F. Danne
Edward Kehrberg
Union
Greg Featherston
Walter Parry
H. ¢. Hoyt
Washington
Beh C. Bilks
Charles A. Schultz
Pesmaest Harms
H. M
Cree c. Westfield
H. ‘P. Willer
W.heyl
Harvey Eet Rai
Local Justice and Trustees Listed Across Townships
A fragmented OCR list shows names of justices of peace constables clerks and assessors across multiple townships including Fredonia Hancock Liberty Lincoln Marion Meadow Perry Plymouth Portland Remsen and others. The names include Wm Simeon J B Becker Geo H Anderson Emmett McDermott Frank Krogman Leo Graham John Clarey David Woodley and more, indicating distribution of local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geen
Justice Peace
Simone Mars
Justice” Peace
R. Clarke
Louis. Meyers
Constable
Martin Wanderscheid
America
Frank Braun
J. A
Langel
J. B. Becker
Victor Harrison
R. P. Krause
Clinton Richards
Marion
Frank Krogman
Meadow
Henry Krogman, Jr
Nick Treinen
ON. Delperdang
Andrew J. Pick
Perry
Leo Graham
Adolph Kovarna
Harry O’connor
Plymouth
David Woodley
Lowell Kehrberg
Donald Warnock
Portland
Wm Simeon
Alfred Buehre
John M. McMahan
Remsen
E. F. Kieffer
Jas. C. Wil
Also Mentioned on This Page
Delores Masuen
Rage
Avings
Rinso
Anser
LUX
Sumner Sausage
Folger’s Coffee
Teslers
Oleo
Ellis ‘Fischer
Harold Stokes
James Henningson
Blanche Parry
Conturmen
Fenry
Tom. Case
F. G. Hewicker
Gus Krekow
William Heesch
Otto Kroeger
Alfred Hanson
Henry Meblhop
Al.Vaske
Earl Pfattle
Nils Paulson
Red Cross
Irvin
van Camp
Borden’s
Libby
Japan
Kraft's
Bacon Armour
Dr. Pepepr
Coca Cola
Nehi
Texas
U. S. No
U. S
Nuebel’s
Ft Se
Electric Rangers
Taylor
Arate
Kennedy
Westfields Iy
I Specciol
LeMay
Col. F. A. Gait
Gell
Long’s
Briardale
Ginger
Hee Eee
Per Ing Lamb
Lean Bacon
Slab
Dijanta
Mik
Ghat
Haddock
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