Le Mars Globe-Post Notes Publication Details
Le Mars Globe-Post lists editor Kh F Starzl and describes second class mail status. It shows mailing details including post office entry and advance rates of $2.80 per year and $1.25 for six months.
22 Jun 1942
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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1942
Page
1
Le Mars Globe-Post lists editor Kh F Starzl and describes second class mail status. It shows mailing details including post office entry and advance rates of $2.80 per year and $1.25 for six months.
Chicago Tribune complains Secretary Wickard promoted increased cheese production for lend lease to Britain, then reduced domestic demand. Overseers urged expansion despite overstock, causing warehouse bloat and shipping bottlenecks. Critics accuse Washington of miscoordinated policy and failed implementation.
The Iconoclast, Iowa New Deal party voice, attacks Rep William Sebastian Jacobsen of Clinton Roosevelt Water over his primary nomination loss to Leo J Werman. It blasts his congressional record as rotten and cites isolationist stands as causing unpreparedness and defeats by Japan in the district.
The Iconoclast notes that isolationist sentiment in both Democratic and Republican primaries did not indicate Nazi sympathy. It argues the American majority values constitutional democracy and American interests first, remarking that voters chose restraint over entanglement and may back isolationist candidates in the fall election.
In a wartime call to restraint, the piece argues Roosevelt and Churchill bear full authority to decide the best strategy, including a possible second front. It warns agitation is harmful and that citizens should remain quiet to allow leaders to act, noting the U S fights on many fronts.
The following persons are named as heirs at law of Hugh Campbell deceased and may be affected by probate proceedings in Plymouth County Iowa. A final proof and hearing for the will is set for July 3 1942 at 10:00 A M in the District Court. Bedell and Bedell counsel for the estate publish notices in the LeMars Globe-Post on June 8 15 and 22 1942.
Plymouth County Iowa resolves weed destruction on all lands under control. Owners must cut burn or destroy primary noxious weeds by specified dates with further costs recoverable if not complied with. Notice to be published in county papers.
Irene Wisser and Dan Wastergaard were married Sunday evening at 8 30. Rev Ralph Hunger officiated the ceremony.
Army private America Marion Donald Reistroffer of the 129th infantry Camp Forest Tenn arrived home for a week's furlough to visit his parents Mr and Mrs Nick Reistroffer. Nearby families and friends joined neighbors for weekend visits and social gatherings at various homes including the Reeves and Freking households.
A Monday evening gathering at the Nick Reistroffer residence honored Pvt Donald Reistroffer with social visiting. Attendees included multiple local families such as the Marx Ramthum Freking Heuertz and Reistroffer lines. The BidIm High club met there for pinochle with three tables and honors to Mrs Reisch Mrs Juhl Joe Kemp and Effaid Moser followed by a two course luncheon. On Wednesday the Birthday club honored Mrs B B Moser with pinochle and luncheon, with high honors to Mrs Herman Freking and Joe Kemp.
Hinton notes detail dinners and visits across families including Hansen, Casper, Richards, and Stabe households in Sioux City and nearby areas. Club meetings and recitals fill June with Nu Club, piano recital, and pinochle gatherings among residents. Funeral services are reported for Thomas D. Graham in Leeds, with alumni events and local church activities continuing, plus a large Bogenrief picnic near Carrington attracting attendees from four states.
Melbourne Norman Brink and a friend of Maurice were guests in the home, sharing hospitality during a social visit.
Maurice My and Mrs. Martin Halbersma of Pipestone Minnesota spent Tuesday with Mrs. J. B. Kots. Jake Kolbeck and family of Sioux Center and Sam Ver Hoef with two children of Rock Valley visited Herman Vander Well. Lila and James Stanton of Horni ck are visiting their grandmother Mrs. Chas Boyd Sr.
Craig Miss Verna Croon of Sioux City spent Sunday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Herman Croon. Edwin Hilers returned from army service on furlough. Sunshine club met at Mrs. Henry Luschen's home. St. John's Lutheran held its annual mission festival with forenoon and afternoon services and a lunch served by Ladies Aid. Mr. and Mrs. Aug Hitzemann and Mrs. Albert Von Hagel of Akron visited Emma Baach. Anna Bartlett of Centerville SD arrived for a relatives visit. H F Ludwig bought a pass truck for country deliveries. C G Johnson, Carl R Johnson, Anna Bartlett and Mrs. Harry Ehlers drove to Kansas City KS to visit Henry Johnson. St. John's annual Sunday school picnic set for next Sunday at Plueger grove.
Perry Center lists include Robert Vondrak departing for military service and Fort Morgan training. Mrs. Oliver Bannes and Mrs. Hiner Hansen visited Sioux City hospital with ill daughter in law Mrs. Arthur Miller. Mr. and Mrs. William Trotter of Chicago visit Martin Swan and Anvey Swan. Mrs. Clifford Lindlief learns husband is stationed in Colorado. Crouch family attends Merrill 60th anniversary. Frerichs welcomed Chicago visitor. Phil Shirley and Gilbert Vondrak spend time with family.
A fragmentary report lists residents visiting kin and attending church events. Names include Mrs. Prank Chi 18 and Mr. Dick Muir of Is ithe Past wee, with relatives from LeMars, Oyens, Sheldon, and Blasis. The record notes a convention at Blais home Sunday evening and multiple family visits across the community.
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