Remer Hoffman Tie The Knot In Los Angeles Wedding
Ange Hofeman and Ger Froth of Los Angeles united in marriage at sea Don Remer brother of the groom and Mrs Vincent Hoffman sister in law attended. The bride wore a navy blue suit with white accessories and the groom a dark suit. The June 22 ceremony was followed by a wedding dinner at the Hoffman home with friends and relatives. The bride is the daughter of Leo and Mrs. Hoffman of Le Mars and worked at the University of Los Angeles Cafe. The groom is the son of Ben and Mrs Remer of LeMars and works at the Lockheed airplane factory in Los Angeles. The couple will reside in Los Angeles California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ange
Hofeman
Ger Froth
Los Angeles
Sea Don
Remer
Vincent Hoffman
Pride
Los Ange
Leo Hoffman
le Mars
University of Los Angeles
Ben Remer
LeMars
Lockheed Airplane Factory
Mrs. Remer
Calif
Plymouth County to Get Iron Lung Apparatus
Mrs. H. F. Groetken announced appreciation today for the help received as Plymouth County prepares to obtain an iron lung device. The notice highlights community support and interest in the medical aid effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth County
H. F. Groetken
Funeral for Mrs Streng Held at Wiltgens Cemetery
Funeral services were held for Mrs Mary Frances Streng at Wiltgens cemetery. She had lived in the country for 52 years and is survived by her daughters Mrs Geo Goebel and Mrs Houston P Hollisburg and 9 grandchildren. Her husband predeceased her and she was a member of a Mothers Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Ughters
Geo
Ed. Goebel
Houston P
Hollisburg
Miss
Mothers Society
Tragic Auto Smash Claims Remsen Family Member
A fatal auto crash near Worthington leaves a Remsen man dead and his daughter Rosemary with chest injuries. Fienr ier Brondment farmer was thrown clear and died after collapsing in a ditch. The Worthington hospital treated Rosemary with non life threatening injuries. The accident occurred west of Worthington as the family traveled home from Lis- Worthington area. Relatives from Lis- Worthington and nearby towns extend sympathy as church services continue. (On Page 4)
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Remsen
elf-Enterprise
Rosemary
Worthington
Lis- Worthington
Mary Ember
Lismore
Coast Guard Duty for Zimmerman Son of Merrill Family
Bill D. Zimmerman 20 son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Zimmerman left Omaha in April for Ellis Island then joined the United States coastguard and is now serving on the Normandy ship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill D. Zimmerman
Arthur Zimmerman
Merrill
Omaha
Neb
Ellis Island
United States Coastguard
Normandy
Truck Plunges Into Creek Bed Near Kingsley
Bob Fletcher of Kingsley and his young son Bobby rode with him when the gravel truck struck a hole near a bridge. The vehicle went through the railing and landed upside down about 20 feet below. All three escaped injury according to the Kingsley News-Times.
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Bob Fletcher
Kingsley
Kingsley News-Times
John Swanberg
Bobby
Carol DeMots Dies in Hull Area
Miss Carol De Mots, 33, died at Oakdale sanitarium after a coma lasting several days. At her bedside was Mrs. Charles Beck of Hull. Surviving are father Gerrit De Mots, brother Scot of Hull, and sister Esther of Portland Maine. Her mother had died years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Center News
Carol de Mots
Oakdale Sanitarium
Charles Beck
Hull
Gerrit de Mots
Scot
Esther
Portland
Maine
War-time view on Stalin Hitler double cross and peace hope
Congressman Harrington comments on the evolving war situation as Germany betrays Stalin and eyes a shift east. He sees potential for a future peace and notes the paradox of a global conflict driven by power plays and double-crosses. Continued on Page 4.
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England
Hitler
Stalin
Corrigan
Churchill
Sioux City Faces Mandamus Over July 4 Circus Permit
Cole Bros circus seeks court order to force Sioux City to issue a license for July 4 shows after claiming City Clerk Norrbom said no other circuses would perform. The petition notes prearranged posters contracts with railroads and ground leases, while council recently refused the permit despite corporate and local enterprise arguments.
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Circus Inc
Sioux City
Norrbom
UX City Council
Riverside Amusement Ters Ang Shore Acression
Cole Bros
Norrhom
Frank Montgomery
Sioux Falls
Norfolk
Dirks Home Wedding Connects Akron and LeMars Pair
Marian Dirks wed Clifton Lee Schmidt at the Dirks home in Akron with Rev. Svenson officiating at 2 30 PM. Attendants were Bill Timmins and Jean Parman. The couple, graduates of Iowa State Teachers College and Western Union College, plan residence in Naperville Illinois after a northern Minnesota Wisconsin honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Dirks
Akron
Marian
Clifton Lee Schmidt
LeMars
John Schmidt
Minot
N. D
Rev. Svenson
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Bill Timmins
Jean Parman
Cedar Falls
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Western Union College
Webb
Iowa
Fairmont
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Naperville
Ill
Sheldon Pilot Accepts California Promotion
Fritz Van Briesen has accepted a position with the Tax Rankin Air Academy and plans to depart for California in August to train army cadets. He has served as airport manager and instructor at the local municipal airport and has tutored junior college flying classes and many students. The airport manager successor will be decided after the new airport commission is named and approved. Corporal Robert J. Kelly of Hamilton Field is on a 20 day furlough visiting family. Marjorie Larsen visits Joan Bowden in St. Louis Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheldon Sun
Fritz van Briesen
Tax Rankin Air Academy
California
Air Corps
Houlihan
Clara Owen Heads to National BPWC Meeting in Los Angeles
Mrs. Clara Owen departs Thursday July 3 to represent Sioux City at the national convention of Business and Professional Women's clubs to be held at the Ambassador hotel Cocoanut Grove Los Angeles. She is joined by Miss Vivian Kuvits and Miss Anna Dahl as fellow delegates with over 2000 women expected. Owen plans to attend market week and style shows for fall buying and will report on business and national affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Owen
Los Angeles
Calif
Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Ambassador Hotel
Coconut Grove
Vivian Kuvits
Sioux City
Anna Dahl
Owen
Corn Spill at Quaker Oats Elevator Hits Sheldon Bin
3,500 bushels of government corn spilled from a 35 year old bin at the Quaker Oats elevator in Sheldon when a section failed. Heavy rain soon after dried most of the corn and only about 250 bushels were lost. The 7,509 bushel capacity bin may be replaced. an adjacent bin is being cleared. Insurance covers the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheldon
Jesse Pugh
July 4th Celebration Schedule With Parades And Games
The page lists a full July 4th program with free street attractions on Plymouth street and First Avenue N. W. including dances at 1:00 p m and 9:30 p m, band concerts at Municipal park, fireworks at 8:45 p m, and baseball games featuring LeMars versus Akron Remsen Kingsley Ft. Dodge and others plus orchestral music by Brownie Walters and Bill Franklin.
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Plymouth Street
Avenue N. W
Brownie Walters
Municipal Park
First Avenue N. W
Brownie Walters Orchestra
Bill Franklin
Fuzzell
Arrest of Melvin Clark in Watertown Forgery Case
Sheriff Frank Scholer arrested Melvin Clark at the request of Watertown, South Dakota officials. Clark is wanted on a forgery charge and was taken to Watertown on Sunday. Mrs Veale returned Saturday from a trip to the west coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Clark
Frank Scholer
Watertown
S. D. Clark
Charles Bingenheimer Rites Held for Local Resident
Funeral services were held Monday afternoon at Mauer's funeral home for Charles Bingenheimer 82 died Thursday after a prolonged illness. Born March 5 1859 in Wisconsin he lived many years in Johnson township. Survived by one brother and one sister his wife preceded him in death. Interment in city cemetery.
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Charles Bingenheimer
Mauer
Zimmerman
Wisconsin
Johnson Township
Double Header Kittenball Hits Loud Park Night
A Friday night doubleheader at the park featured Han sen Kaun tying the first game at six in the sixth inning before Reuther closed out N Y A with a 9 6 win. Kendall struggled for the losers as Holton finished six innings with only three hits allowed. The second game pitted Plymouth Co op and Dr Peppers both undefeated entering the night as Foreman held steady while Dr Peppers edged ahead. A large crowd boosted season interest in the fastball schedule.
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the Park
Hansen Kaun
Reuther
Kendall
Holton
Plymouth Co-op
Dr. Peppers
Foreman
Lars
Defense Boom Injury Highlights War Work at Rock Island
Ole Cutright, a Rock Island maintenance man at the International Harvester plant, narrowly escaped a fatal cut when a steel cable struck his face during crane trouble. The injured veteran and his wife visit relatives in Le Mars and friends in Alton while noting high wartime hiring and housing strain. The plant produces machine gun barrels and 3830 farm tractors daily, with recent shutdowns caused by a missing bearing.
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Ole Cutright
Sacred Heart Hospital
Louise Welter
Rock Island, Sr
le Mars
Alton
Rock Island
Mr. Cutright
National Defense
International Harvester
Ill
Ole
Cutright
Private Chester Glaser Highlighted for Service
The above picture features Private Chester Glaser, son of Mr and Mrs Frank Glaser, noted for his military service. The caption identifies his family and praises his dedication.
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Chester Glaser
Frank Glaser
Marion-Fredonia 4-H win for show barn pencils drive
The Marion-Fredonia boys 4-H club topped the Plymouth Co-op dinner by raising 148.00 for 4-H show barns through novelty pencil sales. Richard Lauters led individuals with 84.00, winning a Firestone radio. second and third prizes went to Russell VanPearslem and others as total funds neared 600.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion-Fredonia Boys
Plymouth Co-op
Kingsley Half Browners
America Township
Merrill Blue Ribbon Club
Richard Lauters
Marion- Fredonia Club
Richard
Russell van‘ Pearsem
Mrs. O. H. Higday Celebrates 90th Birthday At Home
The 90th birthday of Mrs. O H Higday on June 29 was observed at her home 118 7th St S E with relatives gathering for a 1 30 birthday dinner. Born 1851 in Montreal, she married O H Higday in 1869 and has lived in Plymouth county 72 years. She has three daughters, 11 grandchildren, 21 great grandchildren and one great great grandson.
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O.H. Higday
7Th St. S. E
Higday
Montreal
Canada
O. H. Higday
Plymouth County
Howard Wilson
Mcqcook Lake
D. HE. Kudrle
Jean
Frederic Wilson
Sioux City
Nettie Heller
Lewis Fry
Morning Side
Quist Talks 4-H Demonstrations With Plymouth County Team
State hub leader J. W. Quist met Thursday evening with Plymouth County 4-H demonstration teams and leaders at the Farm Bureau office. They discussed value of demonstration work for members and the community and listed participating clubs and members including Warren Held and Gordon Held from Hungerford and Union 4-H groups.
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J. W. Quist
Ames
Plymouth County
Farm Bureau
Warren Held
Thomas Held
Gordon Held
Gene Held
Hungerford T
M. T
George Knapp
Billy Gant
Nestfield
Russell van Pearsem
Junior Kehrberg
Merrill Blue Ribbon
Max Schnepf
Billy Schnepf
Marion-Fredonia
Burton Anderson
John Paulin
Union
Stanley Emmick
Robert Taylor
Sioux
Mr. Quist
Jerry Walden and Deloris Cook Wed in Oregon Missouri
Announcement of marriage for Jerry Walden son of Mrs. Margaret Walden and Deloris Cook daughter of Mrs. George Smith. They wed in Oregon Missouri on June 15 with attendants Mr. and Mrs. Joe Walz Jr. of this city. Walden works at LeMars Gas Co. They will live at Central apartments.
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Jerry Walden
Margaret Walden
Deloris Cook
George Smith
Oregon,Mo
Joe Walz, Jr
Walden
LeMars Gas Co
Central Apartments
Father of Leo Kettler Dies in Homer Nebraska
Bernard Kettler 87 native of Homer Neb died Sunday at his daughter Mrs Albert Probst home in Homer He was born February 26 1854 Funeral services set for 8 a m Tuesday in Homer Catholic Church Burial will follow in St Marys cemetery at Alton Survives include Mrs Probst and other family members.
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Leo Kettler
Homer
Nebraska
Bernard Kettler
Neb
Alton
Albert Probst
Kettler
St. Mary’s
Probst
Moral Reawakening Meeting of W C T U
The W C T U gathered Thursday afternoon with hosts Mrs J D Tindall and Mrs L L Jones. Devotions by Mrs Thomas Eyres featured hymns and the 91st Psalm. A quiz on the Bill of Rights continued, piano solo by Miss Mary Tindall and a vocal duet by Mrs Ben Clage and Mrs S A Jones plus accompanist Mrs Albert Herzig.
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J. D. Tindall
L. L. Jones
Thomas Eyres
Jesus
Mary Tindall
Ben Clage
A. Jones
Albert Herziz
Veteran Soldiers Return Home For 10 Day Furlough
Twenty four members of K. Co. return from campaign for a 10 day furlough. The group includes Sergeant Kenneth Hoffman Staff Sergeant Robert Kass Set John Kindig Fidelis Koob Louis Treinen Dwight Dahms Billy Lamb Robert Hathaway Bill Dominick John Kempker Tel Wyman Sharp Arnold Nall William Huckle Bernard Nolan Fred Young Kenneth Zerath Joe Horkey Delmar Dunn Glenn Collins Herman Stoos Kenneth Larson Ronald Carey Ralph Kellen with several transfers and training notes.
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K. Co
Kenneth Hoffman
Robert C. Kass
John A. Kindig
Kingsley
Fidelis L. Koob
Louis Treinen
Remsen
Dwight A
Gasoline Leak Scares Northeast Town Neighborhood
Gasoline from Marathon supply tanks leaked onto the ground in the northeast part of town causing vapors to spread. About 50 gallons were lost during repairs when a pipeline end was left open and the pump started. Residents were warned to avoid flames until fumes dissipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marathon
Clarence Langendorfer
Brother Blamed In Death Of Wife And Infant
Roy Suitor, brother of Henry Suitor, is in Orange City jail facing three charges including driving while intoxicated and leaving the scene after a highway crash that killed Henry’s wife Mrs. Henry Suitor and their 8 month old daughter near Rock Valley. The wreck involved a car driven by Roy Suitor colliding with a stock truck driven by Art Van Wyke of Orange City. Sheriff Dykstra and Coroner Van der Ploeg noted the two men fled the scene before authorities arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Sutter
Orange City
Sioux Center News
Henry Suitor
Rock Valley
Roy Suttor
Art van Wyke
Roy Suitor
Henry
le Mars
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Marhst Joseph's Church
Henry Weimer
Mary Frances
Yen
Wiltgen
Jg Porn
U. S. Coastguard
Bill,d. Zimmerman
Carol DeMots
Ington
U. S
Pigressman
Vincent F. Harrington
Germany
Mandamus
Woodbury County
Dirks Home
Marian Dirks
C. Lee Schmidt
Robert J. Kelly
Hamilton Field
Mrs. O. M. Kelly
Marjorie Larsen
Joan Bowden
St. Louis, Mo
Jr. Legion
LeMars Orioles
Je. Legion
LeMars Oriolis
Ft. Dodge
Ft. Sill
Oklahoma
Chester
St. Paul
Minn
Army
C. H. Higday
Rev. S. A. Jones
Brother
New Deal Park
Weather Bureau
McDuffie Park
Blash
United
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