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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1958
Page
1
The item lists a publication frequency of twice weekly and provides the address 34 Central Avenue Northeast Le Mars Iowa with a mailing box P O Box Tl.
A district planning committee of 10 members from county welfare directors and children’s agencies met at the county courthouse on June 10 to form nucleus groups across 21 northwest Iowa counties. Gerald Hemphill of Le Mars hosted the all day session with co chairs Leah Adkins Onawa and Jean Rold Primghar. Others included Bernard O’Brien of Catholic Charities.
A meeting is scheduled for July 18 in Storm Lake with the executive committee of the Northwest chapter of the Iowa Welfare association. Attending will be Robert Sorenson Kris Solberg Mrs. Willam B. Reiniger Marjorie Johnson Leona Smith Blanche Reed and other officers along with representatives from the governors committee for youth in Iowa.
June schedule for Iowa Soil Conservation Week lists a June 16 4-H Party at the Old Horn for 4-Hers under 8th grade and multiple club tours. Other entries include a June 18 Portland Preston 4-H event and a Siouxland Farmer TV show on KVWP at 12 15 p.m. with a Remsen Tour starting at Hunsens.
Under doctor care George Siebens Mrs Henry Reilis and Larry Overman of Le Mars are patients at Sacred Heart hospital. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs William Bud McCormick at Sacred Heart hospital. A daughter was born Friday to Mr and Mrs Iséan Peterson of
A series of birth announcements from Sacred Heart Akron Sioux Center and Orange City hospitals notes a son born to Dennis and family in Akron on June 11 and other June 13 births to families in Brunsville Marcus Marcus Afton and Ireton. Ray Manning from Le Mars was released after a stroke from Sacred Heart. A baby boy Jay Michael Boyens weighing 6 pounds 14 ounces was born in Denver on June 14 with Beacom and Leggat families listed as grandparents.
The Chamber of Commerce draft for a July 14 fireworks and kids entertainment in Le Mars hinges on tavern owners funding, with E W Rogers calling it "ain't" yet. A Union Reunion for former Union Consolidated School members is planned July 4 at The Old Barn Amusement Park with rides, games, and photos welcome. rain date is July 6.
Howland Owl Of Ovens laments long commencement speeches and rising costs in a restless era. He jokes about banning speeches next year and compares U S conditions to England's dollar shortage. He notes Americans remain dollar short regardless of boom or bust and mocks business posture at a New York meeting.
County Extension Youth Assistant urges attendance at June Tours. The writing emphasizes the educational value of observing how management practices affect projects. Parents are urged to participate, especially families with children starting in 4-H.
Guidance urges those not in the Judging Team to attend workouts to learn what makes a good animal. Emphasizes sportsmanship at fairs and avoiding rule bending. Warns hot weather affects calves and hogs. recommends shade and water and occasional cooling via spray.
Plymouth County to send fourteen 4-H club girls to the 29th annual Girls 4-H Convention at Iowa State College Ames June 18 to 21. Two leaders accompany the delegation. Officers and attendees include county president Nancy Wendt and seven listed girls from Le Mars Merrill Akron Kingsley Wesftield and others with leaders Mrs Schneider and Mrs Stokes guiding the group.
At the convention, speakers and project sessions center on the theme Learning to Live in a Changing World. The discussions explore adapting to evolving social and economic conditions.
Terrace use guards soil from erosion and aids land reclamation. With 2 percent slope or less terraces fit farms, protecting crops during seed bed prep and early growth. Terraces conserve water, reduce fertilizer loss, and support diverse farm enterprises. Modern terraces fit large equipment and can even align with waterways. Weddings and guests mentioned include JoAnn Jordahl and Richard Kleber, with relatives and a Denmark guest.
The item lists Leora Laughton and Etta Albert among dinner guests of Margie Turner in Hawarden and details visits by Luken family members from Urbana Seattle and Dallas to Kate Luken in Le Mars. Randall Sammis, a former Le Mars resident, will have grave side services Thursday at 10:30 a.m. at City Cemetery, with relatives from Northbrook Altadena arriving. They will stay at Russell Bowers' home for several days.
The American Belles Club held a regular meeting at Roger Rueter’s home on June 5 with pledge of the flag. Reports from secretary and treasurer were accepted. Discussions covered a senior demonstration team and a 4-H feature at the fair. Betty Peterson demonstrated cake making and Divine Brunken spoke on baking equipment. Lunch was served by Kathy and Rose Kurtzhalts.
A fragmented item notes numbers and product terms. The text mentions No 12 Alosatoum at 7.25 and No 14 750 alongside TerraTna with Terramycin. The context is unclear and details are incomplete.
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