11 Nov 1963
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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1963
Page
1
The issue presents a dated city and country paper under publisher R F Starzt with the November 11 1963 date and Vol 81 No 90 identifiers. It outlines official notices and community items typical of a local paper from that period, though specific articles are not readable in the line provided.
The Sweet Show left a warm imprint on LeMars, with George Sweet greeting locals at The Globe while planning free passes for friends. The troupe performed in tents and alfalfa fields, even near the light plant, drawing crowds who walked due to lack of parking. Show boating nostalgia lingers amid taxes and regulations hindering revival.
A casual read hints the notice was copied from a form and may lack words. If no petition with enough names arrives, the city council could drop the bond plan. City leaders finish terms after January 1 and face tax fears, while bond backers remain unseen until the issue is publicly aired.
The hospital auxiliary announces a bazaar with a fifty cent cook book by Mrs Val Moeller and a bakery shop led by Mrs H L Vanderstoep offering cakes pies and candies. Mrs Leo Schroeder runs the coffee shop. door prizes run daily. Over 1,200 members from LeMars Remsen Oyens Brunsville Alton Merrill Hinton Craig Granville Kingsley and Struble. Membership drive tripled Remsen area memberships to 352. Funds will furnish a new hospital laundry room.
A busload of four Hamline Minnesota football players stopped for a 10 30 breakfast at Glen Siple's Pantry Saturday morning. They played a 2 p m game against Westmar at Westmar field after the meal.
The Westmar Eagles came within a minute and 18 seconds of victory but settled for a 7 to 7 tie.
Slogan style ad claiming STANBACK relieves tired sore muscles quickly. It promotes STANBACK Tablets or Powders as a combination formula to free you from pain due to overexertion and other muscular aches, delivering relaxation and comfort.
Westmar and Hamline fought to a 13-13 tie after a hard fought afternoon. Westmar led 7-0 late in the first half as Jerry Dirks powered in for Hamline. Gary Hassel connected with Roy Wagner for the tying extra point and Dirks scored again to push the Pipers ahead before Harold Kuck’s score tied the game. Westmar drove 57 yards for their score as Tom Wiltgen added the conversion. The Eagles finished with six wins and a 4-1-2 mark in a season capped by a 13-3 loss to Concordia and ties with Midland and Hamline.
School menu lists daily offerings from Tuesday to Monday with items like baked beans jello and prune cake on Tuesday and cream chicken on bun on Thursday. It includes beverages milk and assorted sides such as vegetables pie and fruit cocktail for various days.
Listings show various deed exchanges from 1892 involving dealants such as John H Shearon Melvin Marienau Leon Schulz Louis Adams and Frank Victor with amounts ranging from 1 to 5000 dollars. Also notes Neila Groetken USN airman apprentice stationed at Quonset Point Naval Station and a utility outage alert in Hinton urging Sunday lunch at noon.
Conservation officer Gene Newell noted pheasants and partridge were plentiful before opening at 8 30 am but disappeared quickly as dry ground limited scent. Hunters reported mixed success with many not reaching limits. The 54 day season saw 128 Sioux County hunters average nearly three hours per bird, with some securing limits early.
Rev Milo s Morris of Le Mars Seney Methodist Churches announced that Miss Martha Jane Frary director of Children's Work for the Iowa Area The Methodist Church will visit Le Mars on Thursday night November 14 to lead a District Workshop introducing new material for all children below junior high school. The workshop at 7 30 p m will draw educational leaders and Sunday School teachers from across the district to study the material and discuss use methods.
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