24 Jun 1957
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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1957
Page
1
Mrs Alber Enghers of Le Mars announces the engagement of her daughter Glendii to Gary Rorer son of Mr and Mrs J M Rorgands Mrs William Olver of Maurice. No wedding date has been set.
At the June 24 junction of 33 and 75 near Mars two vehicles traveling west collided after one slowed. Kaihleen of Min.al was driving west. Hynes driving another car. Both cars suffered minor damage with about ten dollars estimated.
Marvin Kowalke son of Herman Kowalke of Kingsley remains in fair condition at Sacred Heart Hospital after a Sunday morning one car rollover into a ditch one mile west of Union Consolidated School. He was thrown from the vehicle while a passenger named Gettner, not hurt, was nearby with the Gettner family.
A dubious classified style appeal promises quick family income by selling popular costumes through a network of friends and neighbors. It touts a 25 percent share per sale and references "Ter ri Lee," "Fami," and a KRRELER CONSUMER SALES tag, suggesting a sales scheme with widespread costume offerings.
A terse notice states Subjuice company knows nothing of Plymouth links. The brief asserts no known connection and offers no further details, leaving readers with a minimal official clarification.
Mrs Sam Jatin 69 Merrill resident for six years died Friday. Funeral held at 2 pm Monday at Grave Lutheran in Le Mars with Rev H H Meyers officiating. Burial in Le Mars City Cemetery under LuKen Funeral Home. Emma Behrens born December 44 1887 in Lowden Tai married William P John in 1909. Survivors include four daughters and five sons. Grandchildren and a great grandchild. Pallbearers listed as William Mattas Gary John William Behrens Mervyn Jensen Albart Kowalke Carl ihn.
Farmers enrolled in the corn Acreage Reserve program must clip any cover crop by June 25 1957 to ensure eligibility for full seeding payments. Seeding cover crops before July 1 1957 prevents weeds wind and water erosion. Counties must be informed of late crops to set new disposal dates, and some measuring remains unfinished requiring clipping before farm checks. County ASC Office in Le Mars is the contact for details.
Fragmentary OCR lists James Kelley Robert Wells Charles Kass William Whelen Tom Vander mzer. The incomplete text hints at a public notice or legal listing with several individuals named, but essential details and context are missing.
Mr and Mrs Hanan plan to join Le Mars High School as teachers in late August after arriving last week to teach instrumental and vocal music. Phin, a Drake University graduate, has five years teaching at Pomeroy Community School, two in instrumental and vocal and three in instrumental. Schwarz has moved to Vermillion South Dakota to pursue education studies.
Women from Plymouth County join other delegates in Des Moines for the Farm Bureau Women’s Conference. The meeting opened Sunday evening and continues through Tuesday noon with Plymouth County Farm Bureau women represented by Mrs Hodgson, the Women's Chairman, and Mrs M E Atkins.
At a conference for Farm Bureau women the program lists goals on health better schools farm policy and community relations. Sunday night features Mrs Charles W Sh of Otterbein Indiana speaking as the first director of women’s activities for the American Farm Bureau Federation. Harold Robinson of near Chicago is also a visiting speaker and Mrs Robinson represents western farm women on the committee.
Mothers of the children taught by Miss Hertilda entertained with a bridal shower in the social rooms of the Christian Reformed church on June 4. The event featured games and gift admiration with numerous local families and attendees from Orange City, South Holland, and surrounding areas.
Fragmentary notes reference a demonstration tour with Ralph, Klemmie as set delegate, and Noble assisting. Craig to lead a park site event. Details are unclear due to broken text.
Fragmentary OCR lines indicate a scheduled event for ladies from 10 30 am to 12 30 pm with a welcome and offering to be taken. Text is garbled and lacks clear names or locations but shows time window and proceedings.
A Chicago era feature profiles 2,500 Standard Oil dealers who built success through friendliness, helpful service, and dependable, high quality products. The piece notes their roles as community leaders, mayors, and volunteers, and cites strong company backing as essential for risks like drilling ventures. It ends urging continued renewal as dealers approach 15 years of operation and economic stability in mid America.
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