Meseck Attends Regional Conference for Lutheran Brotherhood
Lawrence G Meseck Route 2 Le Mars district representative for Lutheran Brotherhood will attend a regional conference July 7 to July 19 at the Broadmoor hotel Colorado Springs Colorado. Speakers include Carl F Granrud president and John W F Lienemann vice president and director of agencies from the home office in Minneapolis. Other speakers are R L McMillen Harold Lunde Kenneth McFarland and Bill Goya.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence G
Meseck
le Mars
Lutheran Brotherhood
Fraternal Life Insurance Society
Broadmoor
Colorado Springs
Calo
William J. Hust
Sioux Gil
Minneapolis
Carl F. Granrud
John W. F. Lienemann
R. OL. McMillen
Abilene Texas
National Association of Life Underwriters
Harold Lunde
Macalester College
St. Paul
Kenneth McFarland
Topeka
Kan
General Motors Public Relations Department
Bill Goya
Coral Gables Fla
Bil Gove Organization
Carol Ludwig Graduates as Nurse From Sioux City Ceremony
Miss Carel Ludwig daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Ludwig Le Mars will receive her diploma as a graduate nurse Sunday July 7 at 3 pm The commencement exercises will be held at Hee fan high school annex 1021 Hougl as Street Sioux City Ivwe Father John iit or of Edsric hev hospital will attend in the hospital chapel A morning brunch will follow A2C Gene A Gabel has spent thirteen months at Osan Airbase Korea and returns to spend leave with his parents Mr and Mrs Gene Gabel Sr of Akron Before reporting to Amarillo AFB Texas.
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Carel Ludwig
Joseph Ludwig
le Ma Towa
Hee Fan High School
Houglas Street
Sioux City
Ivwe
John Iit
Edsrichev Hospital
Gene A. Gabel
Qsan
Korea
Gene Gabel
Akron
Amarillo
Texas
Local students earn diplomas in auto body course
Richard Taylor of Hinton and Ronald Wieck of Merrill recently completed an auto body and fender course at Universal Trades School in Omaha. Both are 1963 graduates of Winton Community High School and began the program under director D.ra Ober.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Taylor
Lee Taylor
Hinton
Ronald’ Wieck
Lloyd
Wieck
Merrill
Universal Trades School
Omaha
Winton Community High School
D.ra Ober
Richard
Isis Ei
Rain Shortage Plagueing North County Crops
Poor rains hit the northern half of the county with pastures and hay suffering while corn and oats show weak to moderate yields. Early soybeans are weedy but replanting shows a better stand and improved growth in several fields.
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Counnty
LeMars drivers fined in state cases for speeding and intoxication
Ronald Bohlke of LeMars was fined $16 for speeding in a red zone and Roman Fiedler of LeMars paid $29 for intoxication in a state case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Bohlke
Roman’ Fiedler
LeMars
Divorce Decree Involves Gunthers In Iowa District Court
Arlyne K Gunther was granted a complete divorce from Clemens Gunther in district court with Judge James P Kelley presiding. The court awarded Arlyne custody of two minor children Stephen and Kathryn and granted visitation to Clemens at his mother’s home. Arlyne received a lump sum, weekly support totaling 565, and full ownership of the couple’s home and contents with stipulations for future bills. The decree allows changes for medical or clothing costs as the children age. Notice mentions appliances dealer advertising in Mars Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlyne K. Gunther
Clemens Gunther
James P. Kelley
Stephen
Kathryn
Arlyne
Real estate transfers listed with Le Mars and Westfield deeds
Journal notes multiple property dealings in Le Mars and Westfield including Lot 1 Block 81 Sixth Addition Le Mars transfers to Glenn D. Gro Meyers and R Lilly to George W. Bern, plus other line items for tethers, contracts, and miscellaneous lot exchanges with amounts and parcel descriptions in a compact ledger format.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph
Reuter
LeMarspany
Lot 1
John J. Hamm
FMIN
le Mars
Br R. Lilly
George W. Bern
Westfield
Carrie Croxell
Thomas Wingfert
Mrs O Banion Returns From Dennison and Woodbine Visit
Mrs M B O Banion has returned from a visit with relatives at Dennison and Woodbine toward a warmer season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. O'Banion
Wits
Dennison and
Woodbine Towa
Landmarks To Go July 1 Displaced by Station
The Carolina Terrace, once a residence and later an apartment house and bus station, will be torn down to make way for a Super Service Station at 112nd Avenue N.W. Dr. P. A. Branch of Union Hotel says the hotel will close July 1 and permanent residents must find new homes.
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Carolina Terrace
N.W
Dr. P. A
Union . Hotel
Thoughtfulness shines during hospital stay thanks
A reader thanks staff and Father Dalhoff nurses nuns for kindness during hospital visit. Kate Barton, USS O'Brien FHTNC Bill Burdette, son of Ruth Burdette of Le Mars, Iowa, serves aboard the O'Brien in San Diego undergoing maintenance. The ship will join Squadron 23 as flagship for Commander Destroyer Division 232, the Little Beaver squadron from World War II. Iowa liquor stores will close next week for inventory and July 4 holiday. Mrs. Ray Baack visited family in Sheldon and Swea City. USAF announces Siouxland Buddy Flight enlisting soon with July 8 departure from Sioux City. Signs sold at Globe-Post office warn no bottles or spiking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Dalhoff
Kate. Barton
Uss
O'Brien
Bill
Burdette
Radarman
USN
Ruth B. Burdette
Lyon Dr
le Mars
Iowa
San di Iega
Calif
Destroyer Squadron 23
Arleight
Burke
Naval Operations
USAF
Air Force
Siouxland
Lackland Air Force
San Antonio
Texas
Siouxland Buddy Flight
Sioux City
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Granly
Act of Congress
R. F. Staral Pubisher
Rita Starzl
Wm. Schoen
Foreman
ABC
U.S.A
Carol
Ludwig
le Mars Savings Bank
First Avenue Northwest
Oldsmobile
Chevrolet
FORD
Hirsch Buck Feidler
Cliff Berreth
Bill’Kozicech
Varrday Meex
Minius
Ronald Wieck
M. M. Buckley
General Electric
Frigidaire
Conitioning le
Mars
Archie
Orville J
Maby
State
Ray Baack
Sheldon
Leonard Rhode
Swea City
Richard Pederson
Globe-Post’ Office
Welchade
Zipy Beom
Hun Dumpty
EAT
Armour’s
STAR
Rath
Pilgrim Farm
Ae Asa
Plymouth
Cantaloude
Nabisco Pretzee
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