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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1952
Page
4
George and Willard Utech drove to Grafton Iowa Sunday where George was the guest speaker at the Immanuel Lutheran Church congregation picnic.
A Sunday picnic at the home of Mr and Mrs Wally Wolf celebrated the fifty fifth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs John Wolf. Out of town guests included Julius Wolf Bernard Winike Roman Wolf Emmanuel Wolfard Melvin Burkhard and others from Adrian Minnesota.
The listing names Mr. and Mrs. Emmet Wolf and son, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Kunkel and son of Remsen, and Mr. and Mrs. Le Roy Wolf and family, Mrs. Tillie Wolf and family, all of Le Mars. The passage reflects extended kinship ties across two Iowa towns.
Mrs C R Boyd of Le Mars hooked an 11 pound walleye pike on a Lake of the Woods fishing trip. The 29 inch fish was noted for its size while the party reported strong walleye fishing but slow northerns. The two week outing also included Mr and Mrs J R Boyd of Le Mars.
The following persons were fined in police court Roger Bourassa defective lights and brakes $5 and costs on each charge John McMananian defective lights $5 and costs Axel Bay no valid operators license $5 and costs Larry Fiedler reckless driving $59.50 and costs The boy explained he attempted to escape the police car thinking it was driven by teenage pranksters not recognizing it as a police vehicle.
The court house will resume standard hours starting tomorrow from eight in the morning to five in the afternoon. The return to the eight to five schedule follows public preference over the earlier seven to four hours.
In the petition Stephen Plendiss and Mr and Mrs James L Waite Jr allege the defendants owe a certain amount of money, while the defense argues that the stated sum is incorrect and disputes the amount claimed.
Ants also charge that the plaintiff did carpenter work for them which was done unskillfully and ask for the sum of $420.00 for this work and for unpaid rent, etc. Te defendants ask that the plaintiff's case be dismissed.
The case alleges an agreement with Stephen Plendi that any needed help would be paid from his earnings. Defendants claim no notice of a mechanics lien filing and that plaintiff worked only for his son Stephen Plendi. They ask dismissal of the petition and for costs.
The clerk's office records two Akron Iowa couples John Von Hagel with Ann Hartman and Albert Beck with Betty Ann Willer. Also John Ritter of Centerville South Dakota with Mrs La Verne Lindstrom, and Fletcher Galy Seth Jr of Minneapolis Minnesota with Roxie Ann Walton. Mrs A J McIntosh and three children of La Porte City Iowa visiting in Mrs Clifford Eyres home. WANTED Girl to work 44 days call Mrs Brown 605R. Mr and Mrs Rudy Berg weekends in Minneapolis at Mr Bez's parents C W Berg. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY Seller leaves feed and minerals dept Plymouth Remedy Co. due to allergic condition. Established 1908. Fred J Renken 1160 Le Mars.
A committee member holding multiple roles within the Democratic National Committee, serving as Committeewoman for Town and as a member of the Executive Committee and the Credentials Committee.
Oscar Asmussen of The Globe Post explains Akron and Kingsley readers missed the Labor Day issue until Tuesday. The delay came after opting not to use a special Thursday truck, assuming Saturday railroad mail would suffice, but the paper sat unused at Sioux City. The Globe Post now trucks papers to nonrail post offices in Plymouth County to avoid reliance on falling railway service.
The text notes insufficient circulation in a county to justify higher costs, and explains daily papers avoid mail usage when possible. When railroad mail service is needed, papers track deliveries, as done by The Globe-Post, directing parcels directly to destinations.
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