Car Crash Pins Driver To Ground Near Hawarden
A Sunday evening crash pinned driver E Carlson 20 of Ha Lent out of control off Highway motored into ditches. Carlson suffered thre e bone injuries and was taken by ambulance to Hospital then to Methodist Kos wax City. In the car with him were his wife Judy 21 their daughter Debbie 15 and Rod 11 all injured. The Hawarden hospital reported northbound vehicle to body shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevrolet
E. Carlson
Rlson
Methodist Koswax City
Judy
Debbie
Carlson
Rod
Hawarden
Ody Shop
Wild Grapes and Local Election Commentary
A reminiscence notes wild grape vines along the Floyd River and the dangers of spoilage. It cites local grape jelly and choke cherries, then shifts to political chatter about Harold Hughes and liquor by the drink. The piece recaps Watergate style gossip and a humorous call about a reported purse strike in a local true story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd
Willow Creek
WF. Kom Remsen Bell- Enterprise
LeeMars Globe-Post
Harold Hughes
Hughes
Rementh Dewey
Truman
Vie Winener
Driver injured in Chrysler crash near Le Mars
An accident near Le Mars involving a Chrysler driven by Rich mers left the vehicle damaged and the driver injured with head pain. The car veered off a flow road into a ditch hitting a farm, then towed to Wilson's in Sioux City for ambulance transport to a medical facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chrysler
Matheson ‘St
Wisconsin
Iver
Panolman
Richmers
Wilson
Impany
Sioux City
le Mars
Northy
Pi Gots Free Rides for Bobby Rube Story
A garbled note describes Bobby Rube a seven year old at a blind school receiving free rides in Le Mars. The account mentions Clifford Jurgersen and a lobby, a cherry circle ride, and a pony ride. He is said to have been given a teddy bear a balloon and a toy gun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Rube
School For the
Clifford Jurgersen
Bobree
Winners of 25 dollar savings bonds named in Brunsville event
Miss Hillrich poses with Ed Bush among the 25 dollar savings bond winners including Herman Beckman Ak vets Marlene Varenhorst LeMars Adolph Haack Le Mars Robert Trometer Merrill John C Mammen Le Mars Vero Cal kins Le Mars Jerry Rolling Le Maars D Raby Sioux City Glenn Peebles Merrill Andrew E Siebens Le Mars Ruth Walters Merrill Merle West Le Mars and a colored TV set prize funded by the Commercial Businessmen's club of Brunsville Donors include Brunsville Lumber James Mead Paint Luken Plastering Dr Brooks Ohmyanns Tracking Plueger Electric Frank Morris Reese Oi Co Herman Harms Max Utesch Gene's Processing Vernon's Tavern Borders Elevator First State Bank Kéminine Feed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Hillrich
Ed Bush
Herman Beckman
Akvets
Marlene Varenhorst
LeMars
Adolph Haack
le Mars
Robert Trometer
Merrill
John C. Mammen
Vero Calkins
Jerry Rolling
le Maars
D. Raby
Sioux City
Glenn Peebles
Andrew E. Siebens
Ruth Walters Merrill
Merle West
Commercial Businessmen’s Club of
Brunsville
Brunsville Lumber
James Mead Paint
Luken Plastering
Dr Brooks
Ohmyanns Tracking
Plueger Electric
Frank Morris
Reese Oi Co
Herman Harms
Max Utesch
Gene's Processing
Vernon’s Tavern
Borders Elevator
First State Bank
Kéminine
Swanson's Lucky Card Winners Highlight Weekly Prizes
Mrs E H Carey won 15000 gold bond stamps in the first week of Swanson's lucky cards. Other 2000 and 1500 stamp prizes went to Mrs Paul A Hurd Minnie Octken Herbert Ludwig and Mrs Art Zimmerman. Mrs J H Brangwin captured 1000 stamps. New numbers posted weekly at the meat department. Pick up your lucky card each visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Carey
Swanson
Paul A. Hurd
Minnie Octken
Herbert Ludwig
Art Zimmerman
J. H. Brangwin
Meat Department
Swanson’s
Globe-Post Seeks Clean Cotton Rags as Newsroom Closes
A stray remark from a man calling himself Jack mentions a boy named Bobby who claimed 100 rides and gratitude for kindness, ending with the boy returning home “perhaps the happiest little boy alive.” The Globe-Post announces a request for clean cotton rags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Bobby
Globe-Post
Milking Tank Silo Transported to Freight Station
A 13,000 pound stainless steel milk storage tank from Cedar Rapids with inner and outer walls and coils to keep milk fresh was shown at the freight station. Plant Manager Mike Wes noted handling difficulty as the crane lacked enough capacity to lift it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tral
Mike Wes
Cedar Rapids
Le Mars officials mull Fourth display funding plan
Jack Harmon of the Le Mars chamber says residents want a Fourth of July fireworks display again but financing is a problem. A chamber committee will meet to hammer out plans, considering free viewing if businessPeople cover costs or an admission charge for the show at the fairgrounds. Sticker sales for car admission have been discussed. a carnival at New Deal park is not being considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Harmon
le Mars Chamber of Commerce
LeMars
Chamber of Commere
le Mars
Fair Grounds
Himon
New Deal Park
Judy's Beauty Box Opens in LeMars Salon
Judy Schultz opens a new beauty salon at 454th Avenue Southeast LeMars offering appointments any day except Sunday. A LeMars High School graduate class of 1958 and Stewart’s School of Cosmetology and Hair Styling graduate 1960.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Schultz
Car Schutz
Strube
LeMars
Betty Olson Fined for No Operator License in State Case
Betty Olson of Sioux City was fined nine dollars in a state case for driving without an operator license. In a city case Royce Auhl of Grand Island Nebraska was fined fourteen percent for a stop sign violation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miagor
Betty Olson
Sioux City
Royce Auhl
Grand Isand
Nebraska
Water Levels Rise Over Lowlands as Big Sioux Floods Akron Area
Ray Smith of the Akron Register-Tribune reports the Big Sioux River is near or above its banks after heavy rains to the north. Water spans about a half mile of South Dakota lowlands while the Akron bridge remains usable but traffic cannot reach Pink, South Dakota due to a washout. The Ford River runs high at James with no damage reported in Plymouth County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Smith
Akron Register-Tribune
Globe-Post
Weather Bureau
Akron
Pink
South Dakota
Ford River
James
Plymouth County
Driver Charged After Two Car Collision Near Hatchery
Le Mars and Hull occupants treated at Keessaan hospital after a midnight crash on highway 75 south. Cecil Denney faces reckless driving charges with possible additional failure to aid at the scene. James Durband and Jennie VanderKop hospitalized, VanderKop later released in good condition. Damage to Durband’s rear bumper estimated at $650. other vehicle damage not listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Denney
Oy le Mars
James Durband
Hull
Keessaan Hospital
Jennie VanderKop
Rock Rapids
Durband
Highway 75
Fay Terporining
Denney
le Mars
Carolina Terrace Change of Ownership Issued to New Prospects
New owners Earl Hentges John May Rose and Selmer Bergerson of Le Mars will take possession of the Carolina Terrace on July 1. They purchased the apartment building at 12 2nd Avenue Northwest from Mrs Annie McCormack who is moving to Michigan with her daughter. The Hentges family will reside in one of the units and operate the building as before.
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Carolina Terrace
Earl Hentges
John Mayrose
Selmer Bergerson
le Mars
2Nd Avenue
Annie McCormack
Michigan
Hentges
Saime
Harris Files Divorce Petition in Grant Township Case
Marlis Harris sues Merlin Haris in Grant township for divorce alleging cruelty and inhumane treatment. The petition cites marriage in 1954 and three children Mich ell, Marlit, and Brante ley with requests for custody, child support, and related relief.
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Marlis Harris
Merlin Haris
Grant
Michell
Marlit
Ourlland Branteley
Nice Bright Markings Improve Traffic Safety on Central Ave
Central avenue received new decorations last week as street department crews refreshed traffic markings. Workers cleaned dirt and gravel to help the paint adhere to the blacktop.
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Central Avenue
Johnson Junior Homemakers Visit Le Mars Bowling Tour
About 30 girls and leaders from the Johnson 4-H Club spent a day in Le Mars. They bowled at Swad 16 lanes and visited the Globe Post, with Bud's Advertising Service photographing the event.
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Johnson Junior Homemakers
le Mars
Globe Post
Bud
Power sprayer speeds line marking during city project
Markings were applied by brush but were slow. The city’s new power sprayer handled the task efficiently, wheeling along the line to lay down white strips rapidly. It penetrated porous and low-spirits areas, proving its value. Miss Mary Jean Branch and Mr Dennis Moore of St Louis Missouri spent a three week leave visiting P. A. Branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jean Branch
Dennis Moore
St Louis
Missouri
P. A
Le Mars Men Charged With Rape in Orange City Hearing
Le Mars men were released June 9 on $10 000 bond each pending a hearing on rape charges in Justice of the Peace John Vermeer court at Orange City. The men were charged on information signed by Dawan Schoen eman Sheldon and were arrested early Saturday by Sheldon police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheldon Mail
Charles McCabe
Boyden
Eldon Simons
le Mars
Justice of the Peace
John Vermeer
Orange City
Justice Vermeer
Dawan Schoeneman Sheldon
Sheldon
Cornice Siebersada
Wiliam van Rennes
Sioux County
Dykstra
Kids On Bikes Warned About Night Riding
Le Mars Chief of Police Fay Terpenning urged caution as night ball games begin. He noted it is law for bikes to have a front light and rear reflector after dark. Police pamphlets list 30 bike rules and hand signals, available at the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fay Terpenning
le Mars
Collision near Le Mars injures two drivers
At a stop sign east of Le Mars Gary Wickham of Sioux City was westbound when struck by Neil Jones of Sioux City. Dust blinded Jones and caused him to clip Wickham’s 956 Volkswagen, with no estimate to either vehicle.
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Dune Itthy
le Mars
Gary Wickham
Sioux City
Neil Jones
Wickham
Ford
Hazel Sehuette Merrill Pays Fine for Speeding Case
Hazel Sehuette Merrill was fined nine dollars in a state case heard in the mayor s court for speeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Sehuette
Merrill
Mayors Court
New Sears Manager Takes Over Le Mars Store Duties
Charles Larson assumed Sears duties in Le Mars replacing former manager. Larson, from Spencer Iowa, is married with two sons Gregory and Jeffrey. He previously worked as an outside salesman in Spencer and ran a bookkeeping service and photographic studio at Laurens Iowa. The family seeks a 2 or 3 bedroom rental.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sears
le Mars
Charles Larson
Bud
Larsen
Spencer
Iowa
Gregory
Jeffrey
LeMars
Laurens
Krommendyk
Worthington
Minnesota
Let Us Get Married Wedding Licenses Issued
Wedding licenses have been issued to Robert R. Adams 23 and Marietta Jespersen 19 both of Akron to Jackie Lee Miller 18 and Ruth Ann Lavngreaux 18 of Sioux City to Rogerager 18 and Sharon Larson 18 of Merrill at clerk of courts rl Remer's office in Le Mars.
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Robert R. Adams
Marietta Jespersen
Akron
Jackie
Lee Miller
Ruth Ann Lavngreaux
Sioux City
Rgdrager
Sharon Larson
Merrill
Rl. Remer
le Mars
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le Mare
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Johnson
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Lynn Willer
Ava Hansen
Linda Goodrich
Betty Remner
Carolyn Feuerhelm
Linda Miller
Charlotte Lindfelteer
Jean Miller
Marilyn Rudden
Karen Ruden
Julie Lucken
Karen Willer
Regene Kounkel
Pat Taylor
Mary Lucken
Wendy Lucken
Faye Ann Lucken
le Wendt
Linda Nore
Barbara Nore
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Sue Velin
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Jean Willer
Kaye Willer
Marilyn Willer
George Willer
Ed Wendt
Ted Willer
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