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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1932
Page
4
Local notes report visits by Mr. and Mrs. Thomarson to Lake Okoboji for summer, Dr. Hodam and son Billie with Sioux City friends, and Carl Petry in Chicago for a relative's funeral. Freelance ads include used cement blocks, Ford parts, and bricklaying services. A garage ad promotes shopping and a city lobby offers meals.
Classified notices show Community Inn ads offering wholesome food at low mood prices and selling used cement blocks and 2x6s. Various items include piano lessons by Miss Hattie Dresselhuys, a Buick coach for sale, and a master vehicle inquiry at Globe-Post. Community events list a barn dance at A J Litzmann farm and alumni dance attendance in Moville. Mrs McCool death noted. Gamble store diamondball beat T S Martin Co. 10 to 6.
Subway Barber Shop under Myers Cafe offers haircuts and baths for 25 cents each. 35-tf Plymouth butter praised as a staple, with thousands preferring it. Dr and Mrs G W Cunningham visited relatives in Alta and Blanche McGlothlen returned to Des Moines after a stay with her mother F M McGlothlen.
The Legion relief center will operate part time in summer. Mr Laux will be present all day Mondays and Saturdays and only mornings on Wednesdays and Fridays, according to county social worker Clara Anna Shepherd.
Le Mars will host Struble at McDuffie park Wednesday night at 6 30 for a seven inning twilight baseball game. Box scores are omitted today due to a missing linotype operator but managers should keep sending them for regular printing.
Leonard Ledes of Cherokee is spending the week with Russell Bainter, staying as a guest and enjoying local friendship.
Capt. Russel Bowers departed for Fort Snelling for a summer camp. Clarence Lang underwent surgery at Sacred Heart hospital for appendicitis. Mary Elizabeth Smith heads Saturday to Camp of the Hills in Sioux City for the summer. A baby girl Lois Mae Stoffel was born Monday June 13 at Sacred Heart hospital, weighing seven pounds. Mrs. Alwin Becker and children returned home from Peterson Indiana after visiting relatives.
Mr and Mrs Ambrose Jerman of Remsen and Mr and Mrs Robert Neubrand attended a convention of Spanish American War veterans in Sioux City Sunday.
Mrs Anna M Grahlmann and her son Gerd Grahlmann were called to Milford Illinois on Friday due to the death of Mrs John Bilers, sister of Mrs Grahlmann. The funeral will be held in Milford on Sunday afternoon.
Heavy rain fell across Marcus and several towns north of Cherokee with more showers Sunday night. The Roby family from Cleveland and Rockwell City visited the Edmonds and Petry homes. Carl Petry and family traveled to Chicago due to the death of Mrs Eliza Bone Shark. Misses Marjorie Petry and Trene Jones joined W Monroe and son Donald after two months in Los Angeles with the Monroy home. Sunday guests at Ruby Wood's included Dorothy Jordan Beulah Jordan Frederik Wood and Glen Wood. Matt Agnes and wife left for St Marys Kansas for ordination ceremonies as John Agnes prepares to join the Jesuit order.
Bob Moore came back Saturday from Palo Alto where he had studied at Leland Stanford University the past year. He was joined by friend Dick Kelley of Detroit who visited the Moore home on the return trip.
In district No 4 Stanton township a farmers holiday meeting will be held Monday June 27 at 8 p m. Lawrence Gasper will speak. Everyone invited and welcome. Bring friends and neighbors. Charlie Schultz, Chairman.
Rev. J. J. Vollmar leaves Thursday for Sumner Indiana to attend the Lutheran Church of America district convention. There will be no services at St. John's Lutheran Church Sunday marking the 30th year of Vollmar's pastorate.
Visitors say J A Sickler remains employed in the prison library at Fort Madison. His hand continues to shrivel and is expected to become entirely useless. The same incurable malady now attacks the other hand as doctors confirm its progression.
Gustave Alesch of Marcus reported an army worm invasion on ten acres of rye during a Le Mars visit. He used poison rations to combat the pests, but three quarters of the rye, described as a fine stand, was destroyed.
Miss Catherine Hansen of Le Mars was initiated into the Ore il les tribe at Lac Court Oreilles Wisconsin Sunday by Chief Red Wolf the tribe s oldest living member Her Indian name Princess Pa ko ne gi shi go ki ve meaning Princess All in the Sky
L A Barnes of Tulsa visited Friday with C M Langendorfer at the Karmelkorn Shop. Miss Kathryn Schultz spent the weekend with Vermilion friends. Miss Margaret Dornbusch left for a month with relatives in Paullina. A son was born Sunday morning June 19 to Dr and Mrs Lawrence OToole at Sacred Heart hospital.
Dance notice lists event at Ovens on Monday June 27 with admission 30 cents. ladies free. Miss Florence Marx departs Sioux City after a short visit with cousin Miss Wilhelmine Marx. Miss Omer Topf and sons Fran cis and Billie visit Will Deegan home. Loretta Brauch of Omaha vacationing two weeks with her parents Mr and Mrs Valentine Brauch.
The Le Mars Rifle Club will hold its shoot next Sunday June 26 after a postponement from the regular date. The event will feature club members and visiting shooters at the usual range.
Mrs Edward Scholl of Michigan City Indiana visited a few days with Miss Lucille Luken and Blanche Wise. Mrs Scholl was formerly Miss Clara Mueller of Alaon and was a nurse here.
St Pauls M E Church congregation will hold its annual picnic at Cleveland park on Thursday afternoon with a rain plan to meet in the church basement Rev M Ruff pastor. Blanche Wise and guest Mrs Edward Scholl drove to Leeds Friday to visit Mrs Bud Cassidy. Cassidy is former Miss Katherine Lynch who trained as a nurse with Mrs Scholl.
Thursday's report misstated Lyon county delegates as 15 under both methods. The correct totals are 7 on the former basis and 9 under the revised method. The error arose from a typesetting mistake in the allocation figures.
The funeral for the late F M McGlothlen was held Saturday at 2 PM from his residence with services at First M E Church. He was born August 27 1866 in Avon Iowa and married Emma Slough of Elkhart Indiana in Sioux City October 7 1890. He served as court reporter for several judges and was active in Masonic circles and the Eastern Star. He had two children Hazel Lucille and Carl Arthur. a son died in France in World War I. another son Merton lives in California. He and his wife lived in Sioux City Washington Sheldon LeMars and other Iowa communities.
The Globe-Post advertises four letterheads for sale at prices matching mail order printers. It promises comparable or better quality, faster delivery, and superior service. Samples of 24-pound ripple finish sulphite bond are available on request.
Local eatery touts affordable meals aimed at budget conscious patrons. Promotions emphasize value through daily specials and reduced prices, inviting residents to dine in for lower costs.
The guide outlines mixing ratios for a second spray to apples using fine sulphate or black leaf 40 at one half pint per 50 gallons or one teaspoon per gallon, plus soap. It lists fungicide options including lime sulfur and hydrated lime mixtures and notes warm weather increases burn risk unless hydrated lime is added.
Cyril Wiltgen was paroled to Frank Hentges after pleading guilty to stealing a car. He confessed taking the Es Sex coupe from Marcus May 1, driving to LeMars, and abandoning the vehicle. Judge C C Bradley sentenced six months in jail but granted parole with reporting requirements.
The United States Civil Service Commission invites applications until July 12 for instructor foreman and foreman positions in the shoe factory at Leavenworth Penitentiary Kansas. Salary is 2300 a year. Applicants need five years shoe factory experience including two years as foreman or assistant foreman in the Good year welt process. Details from Harry Condon secretary at the post office.
Heavy spring rains have intensified fruit tree diseases across varieties. Apple scab threatens defoliation in many orchards, especially where prior sprays were skipped. Plum picket and aphids appear on plums and cherries, with lime sulfur and careful timing key to control before growth resumes.
A note specifies which lime mixture numbered 1 or 2 will be used in the project. The instruction outlines choosing the appropriate lime blend for the preparation stage and subsequent use.
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