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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1946
Page
1
The fragment indicates a newspaper notice referencing an advance payment option titled in advance for six months with R F Starzl as editor and publisher. No clear event or location is provided, but it reads as a historical masthead billing.
Death notices record Gerhard Weber born January 29 1907 in Barenhoffen Germany died age 39 in Sioux City wife Bertha Rentschler survived by two daughters and a son and extended family funeral at St John s Lutheran Sioux City burial Le Mars City Cemetery Mauer s in charge Also includes obituary for likely Mrs Rentschler and line about George Rentschler and heirs with Easter 1893 marriage in Plymouth county and June 26 funeral at St John s Lutheran Meyer s Funeral Home in charge with survivors in Inwood Le Mars Sioux City and Larchwood plus 15 grandchildren and siblings Emma Anderson Mathilda Lent and others.
A series of property transfers in Plymouth and Remsen areas includes Ben Frings and Anna Knapp selling to R. J. and Martha Eberhard, and multiple other deeds in Merrill LeMars Remsen Akron with prices ranging from $1.00 to $2,000. St James Ladies Aid plans a church hall meeting next Thursday with Mrs Cecil Walsh and Mrs Ray Walsh hosting.
The article notes that after adjournment the convention must organize by electing a chairman and may transact other business. It covers the election of officers as required by law and the selection of congregational judicial and senatorial committee members. Both parties hold conventions at the courthouse.
In Westfield area farmer Ray Derocher finds a red silk parachute attached to a small radiolike box with two balloons, stamped to mail via the U.S. Weather Bureau in Des Moines. Also reported are obituaries, engagements, and a flood of social notes about residents, travel, visits, and local events centered on Westfield and nearby communities.
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