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Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post

Location

Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1947

Page

3

Funeral Services Held in Pierson for Francis Hearn

Funeral services for Francis gar Hearn 65 who died in Bias City hospital were held at a Pierson Methodist church with Rev H E Hutchinson officiating Burial was in Pierson Osley Cemetery under Osborn funeral home direction Survivors include widow Anna four sons Denzil of Pierson three daughters Reba Davis of Oville Dorothy Abbott and Lois Chames of San Francisco Cal three brothers Jomas of Charleston W Va Raymond of Kingsley Ia and Jph of Boise Idaho two sisters Hazel Taylor and Helen Hoffman both of Livermore Ia and 13 grandchildren

Francis Gar Hearn Bias City Pierson H.E. Hutchinson Osley Osborn Funeral Home Hearn Eldridge Iowa Anna Denzil Reba Davis Oville Dorothy. Abbott Lois Chames San Francisco Cal Jomas Charleston W. Va Raymond Kingsley Jph Boise Idaho Bor Hazel Taylor Helen Hoffman Livermore

Engaged Joyce Erickson to Warren Griffith in Fall Wedding

Mr and Mrs Edwin Erickson of Alcester announce the engagement of their daughter Joyce Elaine to Warren Wallace Griffith of Elk Point son of Mrs Htta Griffith of Ireton. The wedding is planned for August 17 according to the Hawarden Independent. Mr Griffith is a former Hawarden Independent employee and now works for the Elk Point Leader Courier.

Edwin Erickson Alcester Joyce Elaine Warren Wallace Griffith Elk Point Htta Griffith Ireton Hawarden: Independent Griffith

Judge Rules Against Employment Security Office in Test Case

Charles City Iowa district judge William P. Butler ruled against the state Employment Security Commission in a test action involving unemployment benefits. The Oliver Corp challenged a commission interpretation counting voluntary unemployment as waiting time, affecting about $25,000 in benefits. The case goes to the Iowa Supreme Court for final decision with large Iowa employers interested.

Charles City William P. Butler Mason City State Employment Security Commission Oliver Corporation Commission Iowa Supreme “Court Iowa Oliver

New Business Place Opened at Hawarden

The Hawarden Inde reports a grand opening for The Lee Store at Hawarden with Friday and Saturday ceremonies. Local residents attended, showcasing merchandise and inviting customers to visit the new business in town.

Hawarden Lee Hawarden Inde

Hawarden Lee Store Opens After Council Oak Move

Work on remodeling the Lee Store in Hawarden progressed after the Council Oak moved to larger quarters on Ninth Street. The project began last month with exterior updates including new fronts and sidewalks and interior changes such as partition removal painting and white maple fixtures and display counters. Linoleum squares cover the floor as items priced from five cents to one dollar are prepared for display near Central Avenue and Ninth Street.

Council Oak Central Avenue Ninth Street Lee Hawarden Ninth . Street

Silent Sioux Oil Burner Corp Case Demands Specificity

In the case J A Fox vs The Silent Sioux Oil Burner Corp of Orange City the plaintiff seeks judgment for 96 14559 in commissions on merchandise totaling 1 067 38360 and 50 000 in alleged breach damages The defendant moves to require itemized orders with dates purchasers and amounts and to specify damages and loss reasoning.

J. A. Fox Silent Sioux Oil Burner Corp Orange City

Ireton Couple Honored On Fortieth Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Henry Johnson celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary at home on Sunday June 8 They were married May 29 1907 in Ireton Iowa and farmed until November 1943 before moving to Ireton Their two sons and two daughters attended with spouses and several relatives from Hawarden and Ireton

Henry Johnson Hawarden

Gifting Gig Rockers Improves Rosie and Mrs Johnson

The phrase cites improving Rosie and Mrs Johnson through gifts described as gig rocker chairs. The context suggests a social or domestic scene where chairs are given as presents, highlighting friendly gesture and personal names involved.

Rosie Johnson

Hawarden's Oldest Resident Dies at Home

Josepha Wills McPherson Hawarden's oldest resident died at her daughter's home on Sunday morning. Funeral services will be held at 2 pm Tuesday at Ross Funeral Home with Rev. Milton Schaper. interment at Grace Hill cemetery. Born June 18, 1854 in Hazel Green Wisconsin, she married William T. McPherson in 1882 and moved from Iowa to Sioux County, later living with her daughter Mrs. A. G. Heald. Her husband preceded her in death 11 years ago. she leaves three children, 15 grandchildren, four great grandchildren, and two great great grandchildren, plus a brother and a sister.

Josepha ’ ‘McPherai Hawarden A. G. Heald Ross Funeral Home Milton. Schaper Grace Hill Josepha Wills Hazel Green Wis William T’. McPher Hazel. Green Sioux County Treton Calliope Oscar Longinaker Longinaker Emil Steinfadt William J. McPherson

Newlyweds Host Guests and Dance at Le Mars

A wedding reception for about 150 guests featured hosts Mrs. Glenn Jauer and others with numerous attendants including Ruth Sitzmann and Betty Ruhland. In the evening a dance at the Eagles Club in Le Mars drew a large crowd to celebrate. The couple will reside on a farm near Le Mars.

Glenn Jauer Gertrude Ruhland Venard Sitzmann Russell Blake Vernon Britt Ruth Marlys Sitzmann Betty Ruhland Doris. Kovarne Maureen Connie Nimmins Roy Litzmann Eagles Club le Mars

Baker Funeral at Pierson Sun

Funeral services for William H. Baker longtime Cherokee County settler were conducted Sunday June 8 at Morning Star Evangelical church Pierson with Rev J B Haddock officiating. He died June 4 at age 93 years 11 months and 6 days leaving three children twelve grandchildren and many relatives. burial at Grand Meadow cemetery.

Wm. H. Baker Cherokee County Morning Star Evangelical Pierson J. B. Haddock Grand Meadow U. B. Church William Henry Baker Emanuel and Matilda Trautman Baker Harrison County Penn Alice Nate Warren L. Baker Emma Fuller Grand Meadow Emma Blue le Mars John E. Baker Long Beach

Maxine Remer and Thomas Lundy Wedding Details

The bride wore lace and a fingertip veil amid a pink rose bouquet. Attendants included Miss Virginia Beach as bridesmaid, Linda Foss as ring bearer, Judy Vickery as flower girl, and Paul Lundy as best man with ushers Robert Kuhlmann and Ronald Allison.

Virginia Beach Linda Foss Huntley Minnesota Judy Vickery Linda Judy Paul Lundy Robert Kuhlmann Sioux City Ronald Allison Red Oak

Tornado Rips Rural Akron Area Wrecks Farms

A Channel of destruction from a tornado northwest of Akron left farms at Smiter and Smith Brothers heavily damaged. The Smiter two story home and barn were destroyed while livestock perished or were injured, and a Smith Brothers car was ripped apart on the Iowa bank of the river. Neighbors aided in search for scattered belongings as a second storm brought further damage to Akron that evening.

Carl R. Moir Louis Sprenger Charles Smizer Smith Iowa Fred Smith U. D Dan Akron Walter Ross Albert’ Huebner Rex Stoner Melvin Moir Moir Chatsworth Smiter Smiter Farm Smith Brothers Smith Farm Stor Scuur

Destructive windstorm hits farms north of town

A violent gusts storm struck about eight miles north of town, leveling barns and hog houses, blowing out windows and shifting the Frank Stevens barn. The Stevens family fled to a storm cave as roof sections and debris scattered across a half mile area. Losses included 150 chickens and several hogs with extensive tree damage and scattered debris along a southwest to northeast path.

Earl Anstine Stevens Frank Stevens Kingsley

Canoe Journey on Big Sioux Sparks Wardens Interest

Sheldon Mail reports Game Warden Gregory led a mixed Iowa and South Dakota group on a 16 mile Big Sioux trip from the Minnesota line to last Wednesday using an Old Town stern canoe with an outboard. They recovered ten large fish traps and twenty illegal lines. Wardens Harold Johnson, Sandling, Gunderson and others joined from Sioux, Plymouth, Vermillion, Yankton. The trip showcased scenic country with abundant game and birds including a scarlet tanager and many cardinals.

Sheldon Iowa Big Sioux Gregory South Dakota Minnesota Harold Dakota Sandling Vermillion Gunderson Yankton Sioux

Plymouth County Bride Weds In Iowa Ceremony

The couple, cousins of the bride, married after a ceremony at a Plymouth County church. The bride, raised in Plymouth County, attended Le Mars High School Western Union College and the University of Iowa. The groom, a University of Iowa graduate, served 80 years in the U S Armed Forces during the war. They plan a farm home near Zearing Iowa following a Black Hills Yellowstone Park wedding trip.

Plymouth County le Mars High School Western Union College University of Iowa Iowa State College U.S Lundy Black Hills Yellowstone Park Zearing Iowa

Flooding Eases Near Akron Iowa and Jefferson South Dakota

A noon report from the Akron Register notes the Big Sioux River has receded after cresting around 16.80 feet, with lowland flooding mainly along the Iowa and South Dakota sides. Officials say damage will be slight, limited to low land crops, aided by dikes, and the Sioux City area is not expected to reach flood stage.

Akron Register Big Sioux Akron Jefferson Orlin C. Moore Mr. Moore Akron and Iowa South Dakota Sioux City

Fire strikes home and store as bolt damages area

A fire caused by a lightning strike damaged a basement and pumping equipment at the home of Mr and Mrs Be Mendyk and extended to the Jaffer Beckli Store. A ball of fire entered the residence sending the couple into the yard. Debris littered yards and several branches were broken but no other homes were reported affected.

Jaffer Bectli

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