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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1964
Page
4
A fragment describes how refrigerator baking powder biscuits puff inside and brown outside, making an ideal embellishment for a juicy grill burger. The quirky wording hints at serving tips for bars and outdoor cooking.
A garbled old note offers casual tips for starting a small garden with simple projects. It suggests planting easy bright flowers like pansies, letting a child participate in weeding and watering, and hints at gifting a garden as a birthday idea.
Read a recipe fragment describing a quick twenty minute dish. It suggests mixing two cups instant mashed potatoes with one cup creamed cottage cheese and dill. The mixture is baked in a buttered quart casserole topped with chives for twenty minutes at 350 degrees.
A playful home crafts note shows how to fashion a skull cap from nylon stocking and yarn with simple stitching. It then shifts to a plug for the Festival of Gas pavil ion at the World’s Fair, praising Amis s stuffed ham and Love Apple Soup while touting gas company recipes and savings.
At an extended city council meeting, bidders for a street department truck were reviewed with Whelan Matons offering 1749 dollars, and other bids from Pew’s 1750 Neissins Motors 1772.96 Estewald Chevrolet 2032. The council set July 8 for letting the grit removal and July 7 for rewiring and lighting projects. Items approved included sign posts, tires for a police car, and potential two way radio equipment. Protests discussed covered a storm sewer in an alley and roof repairs at the NIPCO office and airport hangar, plus airport control buildings. A street improvement ordinance was adopted and a street vacation was approved. Licenses for Elks Eagles Legion clubs and 13 liquor permits were renewed or approved for local establishments.
Ronald Rocer, 20, of Remsen, suffered a compound fracture of the left elbow and a sprained right leg in a motorcycle crash about two miles north of Remsen on Saturday afternoon. Police said the bike began vibrating, then toppled. He is hospitalized at St. Joseph’s in Sioux City in good condition. he is the son of Mr and Mrs Bill Rocer.
Paul Armstrong of Cedar Falls suffered a compound fracture of the left leg and severe scalp lacerations when struck by a car after a three vehicle collision at the north edge of Hinton Monday noon. Taken to St. Joseph Hospital in Sioux City in Lukens ambulance, he is listed in fair condition. Patrolman Richard Helmers said a car driven by Mrs Gathewine Hemphitt, 71, Spencer, struck a station wagon at the station entrance, then grazed a pickup truck pulling a compressor parallel to highway 75. The wagon and truck are owned by Cedar Falls Contracting, Inc., which is working on the highway project.
Vehicle damage reported involving a 1964 GMC pickup a 1950 Mercury and a 1966 Chevrolet abaition wagon with multiple occupants listed. Patrolman Helmers Deputy Jim Menies and Le Mars police assisted. no injuries. Robert Bennett of Hinton pleaded guilty to improper muffling vice in Sioux City, paying a nine dollar fine and returning to California.
Mornday evening two Le Mars residents suffered abrasions and bruises when thrown from a motorcycle after colliding with a car on Highway 75 about two miles south of Hinton. The riders Terry Lee Durr, 17, and Connie Mesaeither, 19, were treated at St Joseph Mercy Hospital, Sioux City. The car driver was identified by highway patrol as William Kent Eno, 59, of Lincoln.
Look Who's Here Mr and Mrs James Schumacher of Remsen announce their first child a daughter born June 7 weighing 8 pounds 6 ounces named Jamie Lynn. Guinddarecits list Mr and Mrs Eric Pearson Mares and Mrs Emma Schumacher Remsen. Great grandparents include Mrs Fern Riedemann Cherokee and Mrs Amit Paarson of Sweden. Mr and Mrs Ronald Eyres of Wichita Kans are parents of a daughter born June 12 weighing 7 pounds 6 ounces.
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