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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1941
Page
1
The estate of Peter Gaasch deceased in Plymouth County Iowa files a probate notice. Barbara Gaasch named heir at law and all concerned are notified that on June 9, 1941 a filing was made in the office of the court for ...
A cheeky newspaper ad notes a man who looks uncomfortable and anxious about heartburn fullness and sour stomach. It promotes ACLA Tablets as quick relief, advising readers to obtain them from their local druggist.
The Christian Mothers Society of St. Joseph's church sponsors advance ticket sales for The Eternal Gift in Le Mars. Tickets will also be sold at the theater box office on both Friday and Saturday showing days.
Clerk of the District Court in Plymouth County Iowa announces the reading of a purported last will of Peter Gaasch deceased. Final proof and hearing are fixed for July 7 1941 at 10:00 a.m. to determine probate eligibility with interested parties invited to appear and show cause. Keenan and Kelley Attorneys for Estate represent the estate in The LeMars Globe-Press publication on June 9 16 23 1941.
Special Correspondent details Sunday and Tuesday gatherings at the Hilbert Hennigs and Claus Siebens homes with many neighbors from Ruble LeMars Brunsville and nearby areas. Mentions Ed Plueger painting duties and Elmer Plueger moving to Craig plus Dena Fischer of Los Angeles staying with Claus Siebens.
A religious reflection speaks of a blessed pacifying and purifying hope in the appearing of Jesus Christ. It asserts Christ will come from heaven to end wars and establish His kingdom on earth, urging readers to seek the kingdom first during these days of horror in war.
Market notes from LeMars show varying quotes for grains and oats with mixed prices for corn rye barley and wheat. Several figures are unclear due to OCR errors but 60c 44c 85c and 15c appear among the listings with multiple penny prices referenced.
A religious reflection urging readers to seek divine promises from Psalm 112 and Matthew 6. It emphasizes eternal life, fearlessness in war, and the crucifixion of Jesus as a path to understand and endure current horrors caused by war. The piece frames hope in heavenly glory and righteousness.
President Roosevelt nominates Harlan Fiske Stone to be Chief Justice at 83, with Senator James Byrnes and Attorney General Robert H Jackson named as associate justices. Stone to succeed Hughes, Byrnes to succeed McReynolds, Jackson to replace Stone. Confirmation moved swiftly. Stone’s elevation seen as tempering court friction amid New Deal aims.
Mrs. Nora Vertton and the Louie Bruns family swapped homes last week. Bruns bought the hotel and will run a night club. The Vernons moved into the Bruns house on Monday. Visitors include Donald Harms of Long Beach and Otto Pecks of Murdo. Local church auxiliaries entertained members and guests on Thursdays and Sundays with trips to friends in Lennox and Westfield.
Mrs. Cooper and son Robert and Mrs. Fred Linderman of Hawarden returned Monday after a week's visit in Minnesota. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Peters of Sioux Falls visited relatives here last week. E. Webinga of Grand Rapids has been promoted as manager at Muskegon Grossman. Maurice Scheider, son of Rev. and Mrs. George Scheider, graduated from Morningside College and will move to Maryland for a aeronautics job. Jake Sinkey and Bill Sinkey returned from South Bend with two Studebakers. Rev. Van Dyke and sons Raymond and Gertrude Van Engen went to Grand Rapids. Gertrude will seek work. Harold Smith of Los Angeles visits his parents. Peter Sinkey attended a Lake Okoboji family reunion. Miss Ruth Braaks had an appendectomy in Sioux City. her mother was there. Sunday H. H. Braaks and Erma accompanied Mrs. H. H. Braaks to pick her up.
Doris Ann Kovarna visited relatives in Liberty township while many local families hosted guests and celebrated events. A series of visits, weddings and comings and goings are reported including a June birth announcements at local homes and memories of the 1941 Central high graduates.
Seney and Buss sisters and Shirley McConnell of Darlington Wisconsin visit Elizabeth Buss and Glenn Dethoff homes. The Hindes and Hinde families drive to Blair Nebraska. Andy Haag rents the Mary Daugherty house and moves in. Warren Detloff of California spent the weekend in Oakland.
Seney residents and neighboring families held visits and attended weddings and reunions. Mrs Elizabeth Buss joined a family gathering in Harlan while others spent time with relatives in LeMars Charter Oak and Spirit Lake. Several homeowners met township trustees to discuss street grading and graveling plans.
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