16 Mar 1942
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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1942
Page
1
J F Remer clerk of the district court Plymouth County Iowa acts as attorney for the Nelson Miller estate in notices published in the LeMars Globe-Post on March 2, 9 and 16.
Notice to all interested that on February 14 1942 the District Court of Plymouth County Iowa appointed executrices of the estate of Harriet Gardner deceased late of the county.
The notice outlines an appeal in the Iowa Plymouth County estate matter of Chase Flaugher, with Ella Richardson as objector. Defendants include Sidney Kehrberg and Richard Kehrberg, among others, with Western Union College noted. The filing records appeal to the Iowa Supreme Court and sets May 1942 as hearing time, dated March 16, 1942. Also lists executrixes Elizabeth Mathwig and Ellen Jane Gardner and local property transfers in LeMars real estate dealings.
The tire ration board issued permits to pay for tires and tubes last week, listing Dr. F. A. Mylan of Remsen and Rev. A. R. Oleson of LeMars among others. Obsolete permits were also recorded for several Akron and Merrill residents, with many entries noting tires, tubes, and trucks or tractors.
Clara B. Mieras received a wire from her son announcing his commission as a captain in the medical corps at Fort Bragg North Carolina. The LeMars native previously held the rank of first lieutenant and is praised for his outstanding work in the medical services.
Hartog of LeMars recaps seven tires. A J Barrett of Sioux City recaps one tire. Ramon Jasper son of Akron recaps one tire. Hartog and LeMars team member recaps four tires.
Lester high school beat Aston 42 27 to stay undefeated in the class B final alongside East High’s 85 44 victory over Trinity for class A. Schnepf and Hollenbroek starred for Lester while Pentony led East and Birmingham Gillham shone for Trinity. Trinity edged LeMars 4 points Friday as the damp Western Union gym forced cautious play.
County Agent Paul McNutt urges Plymouth County swine producers to enter the State Pork Race recognizing Iowa’s top 25 producers. Entries require 8 sows, spring 1942 farrowing, and data on farrowing, pigs weaned and marketed, selling date and total weight of two hogs. Nominations may come from the farmer or via agents, instructors, or organizations. submissions go to the animal husbandry extension service in Ames.
The Men's Baraca Brotherhood of the First Baptist church invites church members and the congregation to an event on Tuesday evening March 17 at 8 o'clock in the church. Rev. Glenn BE. Morrow, pastor of the First Presbyterian church, will speak on his missionary experiences abroad. A social hour and refreshments follow.
The law allows continuation of contracts for teachers in service on April 15 for the coming year unless the board terminates by notice. It preserves the board's power to discharge a teacher for cause under section 4237. The renewal is by mutual consent of the board and the teacher and does not limit dismissal for just cause.
The notice states that a teacher must be informed by April 15 and may resign by that date if she does not wish to stay. If resignation is not tendered, she is bound by the contract terms, as binding as the board’s.
John Sanny a 77 year old Remsen pioneer died Wednesday after a brief illness. He was born May 19 1864 in Elmshorn Germany and came to America at 14 settling in Benton County Iowa before moving to Plymouth and finally Meadow townships in Sioux County. Survived by his widow two sons Frank and Charles C a daughter Ida Sibrell and a sister Hans Frendt, with a funeral held Saturday at his home and St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church.
John Phelps of Kingsley Public School won Plymouth county spelling contest held in Le Mars last Friday with Noar Rae Dennison second and Ruth Ludwigs third. John will represent Plymouth county at the State Spelling Contest in Des Moines on April 25, with Nora Mae Dennison as alternate.
A fragment discusses Harringtons view on milk packaging and its impact on undernourished children. It notes 9,000,409 poor children lacking milk and key nutrients calcium phosphorus and protein and hints at a researcher's visualization of a remedy.
A discussion on turning surplus milk into dried skimmed milk and casein fiber. Dried skimmed milk offers higher calcium content, longer shelf life, and cheaper production. Potential Iowa outcomes include two milk checks for farmers, new drying plants, and expanded use in baking, confectionery, and postwar markets
A garbled OCR fragment discusses politics and figures from the wartime period. References to Hoover, Democrats, Republicans, and predictions about leadership surface briefly amid mentions of production, democracy, and 1944. The text is fragmentary and uncertain.
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