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Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post

Location

Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1940

Page

1

Red Cross Yarn Program Seeks Knitters Countywide

The county board takes responsibility for 110 sweaters for men women and children along with 20 operating gowns 15 hospital pajamas 30 boys shirts 25 layettes 75 girls dresses and 15 women's dresses. Volunteers are urged to knit for destitute refugees and contact Mrs R D Sherman LeMars or branch chairmen across towns. Yarn received at county HQ will be sent to branches with instructions as requests arrive.

Remsen A. H. Jastram

Sunday School Convention Schedule Highlights

The Sunday School Convention continues with a 11:30 county meeting led by president Robert Wick, followed by a potluck at noon. Devotions at 1:15 led by Rev Leslie Williams, then group conferences on church school themes by Mrs W M Hubbard and Rev L T Proctor. Hymn singing at 2:45.

Robert Wick Leslie Williams W. M. Hubbard L. T. Proctor

Rupture Shield Expert to Visit Sioux City Martin Hotel

H M Shevnans famed Chicago rupture shield expert will be at the Martin Hotel Sioux City Sunday and Monday September 15 and 16 from 9 A M to 6 P M offering demonstrations of the Zootic Shield. He claims immediate results with no straps medicines or treatments and notes the method strengthens weakened parts and closes openings in about ten days regardless of lifting or position.

H. M. Shevnan Chicago Martin Hotel Sioux City Shevnan Richmond ST

State Council Work and Closing Thoughts Summary

Rev. W. M. Hubbard leads state council work at 3:45 with a closing thought by Rev. F. P. Pfaltzgraff. The event centers on church discussions and spiritual reflections.

State Council W. M. Hubbard F. P. Pfaltzgraff

Charles Reid Dies in Ireton Community News

Charles Reid died September 6 after a bout with nephritis following a flu illness. He served on four World War fronts and was gassed. He married Le Nora Vlothe in 1920 and they had five children. Survived by widow, five children, one brother, one sister, and many relatives. He was a Lutheran, buried in Ireton with attendees from Sioux Falls and nearby towns.

Lee Sioux Falls S. D Mabel Thomas Muscatine Iowa Mrai William Reid James Reid California Charles Reid Tipton Dell Reid Cedar Rapids Rodney Reid Lisbon St. Paul's Lutheran Church Ireton R. EF. Richard Schmidt Charles E. Reid R. L. Reid

Local Legion Tributes and Pallbearers Named in Obituary Notes

A list of names from Muscatine to Sioux City Iowa and surrounding towns appears in a memorial notice. Cliff Thomas Betty Joe and Bobby from Muscatine Mrs Maud Simpson Tipton Lynn Walker Davenport and many others are named with legions from LeMars and Hawarden. Pallbearers Otis Wandling Adolph Twillman Harry Smith Wiley Satterlee Herb Brown and William Miller are listed for the service.

Clifford Thomas Betty Joe Bobby Muscatine Iowa Maud Simpson Tipton Lynn Walker Davenport Gerd Oaken Madison S.D Henry Hohweiler Chester S. D Amanda Dittmer Sanborn Gascon Viotho LeMars Grover Hiedaman Colton 8. D Joe Thomas Siouxity Wesley Thomas Ocheydan John Nanninza Sioux City Clint Harrison Merrill Harrison Henry Becker and Mirs Kelly Johnson Hartford James Potters Arthur Greenwaldt LeMars Legion Jacob G. Koenig R. Bowers Clay Butler Leutenant Russell Green Fayer Benning Clarence Langendorfer Melvin Kanago Charles Ewin Walter Bogen K Company w~eMars Hawarden Lieyd Brisam H. and L. Heeren Geo. Jones

Petit Jury List For October Term Continued From Page 1

The page lists jurors for October term including Myrtle inson LeMars Henry Remner America Ben C. Reel is LeMars I W Beck Hancock A J chilmoeller Elgin Rosalie Simpson Plymouth Ray L Singer Plymouth Thomas H F Garfield Van Buskirk Frank Preston Louis Weber Perry Woodley LeMars Walker C F LeMars Wetrosky Gust Mrs Liberty.

Inson Myrtle LeMars Remner Henry America Reelis Ben C Beck I. W Hancock Chilmoeller A. J Elgin Simpson Rosalie Plymouth Singer Ray L Thomas H. F Garfield van Buskirk Frank Preston Weber Louis Perry Woodley Doris Walker C. F Wetrosky Gust Mrs Liberty

Johnson-Preston funeral for Mrs. Euken held at Grant Lutheran

Special correspondent notes funeral attendees from Brunsville LeMars Akron and nearby areas for Mrs. Euken at Grant Lutheran church on Tuesday afternoon. Guests included Gert Seibengs family Ben Hilks Jack Reese Art Gronemeyer and Carol Marvin Buhman Eugene Diediker and Sam Diediker. Social hour followed a luncheon. Other items mention Mrs Hilert Wilken event in Chatsworth and local helpers.

Euken Grant Lutheran Church Gert Seibeng Ben Hilks Jack Reese Brunsville Art Gronemeyer Carol Near LeMars Marvin Buhman Eugene Keith Renken John Johnson Akron Sam Diediker Hilert Wilken Chatsworth Chas. Flachman Fred Brukken Craig

Adlerika advertised by Sports & Post Druggists

An advertisement from Sports & Post Druggists promotes Adlerika for digestive relief. It targets the family audience and asserts relief from gas bloating when partially digested foods decay. The ad includes a quoted slogan attributed to W. N. Fowa.

Sports & Post

Local visits noted as families gather Sunday and Monday

The report lists numerous household visits by Julius Oaken, Dena Fisher’s California trip after relatives in town, plus Borchers, Brunken, Grasz, and other families visiting nearby homes. A child in America township is mildly affected by infantile paralysis with others in Wisconsin and local residents under care for sciatic rheumatism and lumbago.

Henry Hulfrichs Brunsville Alfred Grasz

Sioux City shoppers visit in Lincoln area weekend

Several days with relatives in Lincoln Nebraska Mrs Dena Diediker and son Donald and Mrs Bob Elsen of Brunsville were Sioux City shoppers on Saturday.

Lincoln Nebi Dena Diediker Donald Bob Elsen Brunsville Sioux City

Vollmar's Shoes to Move to New Quarters in LeMars

Vollmar Brownhill shoe store operated by O F Vollmar will relocate to the Wiltgen building near the present site around October 1. The move includes a men's haberdashery, a divided layout for women and children's shoes and men's department, with John Vollmar and Bob Kempker joining to expand service as business grows.

Vollmar Brownhill Shoe O. F. Vollmar Clara Gwen Wiltgen John Vollmar LeMars Osh-Kosh Wis Bob Kempker Vollmar

Le Mars Tipster announces new mimeo paper by Dr Sidney Collins

Sidney Collins of Yankton South Dakota holder of a PhD and other degrees visited Le Mars this week to establish a new advertising mimeograph paper titled the Le Mars Tipster. The first issue is planned for Friday with Selma Banks of Remsen handling the stenography. Collins has taught at universities in the West and South and aims to offer a publishing venture distinct from classroom confines.

Sidney Collins Yankton M. D le Mars Selma Banks Remsen

Standard Oil station to get new super-service building

Elmer Athens, manager of the Plymouth street N. W. station, said the company has begun remodeling and will erect a new fabricated steel super-service station just east of the current site due to increased business. Completion is expected by October 15.

Elmer Athens Standard Oil Plymouth Street N. W Athens

Under Doctors Care (Continued From Page 1)

Infantile paralysis briefly described in a farm boy who fell from a wagon, now playing and seemingly without after effects. Claire Schwartzkopf, long ill with infantile paralysis, is much improved and out of immediate danger, though some partial paralysis remains.

Claire Schwartzkopf

Msgr. Pape Rites Draw Large Crowd Across Iowa Parishes

A lengthy list of attendees is reported from the Msgr. Pape rites, spanning towns such as LeMars Norway Mallard Algon, Okoboji Carroll and Des Moines. Names include George Meyer, J. J. Ryan, J. A. Kane, Fonda and Rock Rapids, illustrating broad attendance across multiple communities.

Ev Granville LJ. Cooper Weimer LeMars Ag M. Neppel Kel Norway Tae Charles Kirby M. Fine Sio' Aly Ole Finders Cher Neptune Ee Schaeter Odebolt Gor Howley Schaller Henry Free Sutherland George Cooke Pay ‘McGoey Sheldon James Greteman Manson E. Becker New Vienna T. J. Rerion Scranton Leo I. Berger Sibley John M. Berger Wilsonville Oregon J. J. Schafers Cushing Ohio J. J. Ryan Boone C. E. Farrelly Laurens A. A. Bausch Wall Lakee HM. F. Fandel Sanborn C. i. Kneip Whittemore L. J. Eisenbacher R. Joynt Et. Dodge Hugh O’brien Gilmore City ML. Stork Arcadia G. Barry Waxrina J. F. O'Leary Rock Rapids O. A. Dentlinger Milford Leander Friedman Remsen Estherville E. §. Maynard Ledyard Jos. Hinnegan Salix Jos N. Schultes Bancroft Jos. Wolf Struble J. R. Schumoeller Worthington Colman Hannon Des Moines J. A. Kane Pomeroy P. J. Murphy Fonda R. Graff Hawarden A. J. Foerster Rock Valley J. P. Hausmann Maryhill Cherokee Jos. Fitzpatrick Humboldt A. M. Conlon Anthony Gee J. Theobold St. Joseph Iowa N. J. Becker Fempleton Bernard J. Montag Ute Frank H. Greteman Merrill H. B. Karhoff Royal B. Eischied Armstrong Wl. Marx Kingsley E. L. McEvory Ruthven M. McNerney Emmetsburg R. Nemmers Lake City J. A. Roder Manning T. J. McKenna Gran. Junction Kid Cu Lilry McCoy Ayrshire Jye Duhigg Livermore

County AAA Committees Formed With Multiple Names Listed

County AAA committees are set up with numerous members across regions such as Hancock, Marion, Meadow, Portlland, Sioux, Union, and Westfield. The article notes members including Fred J. Plueger, Clifford W. Noble, J. Kemp, Jim Juhl, Herbert Kehrberg, and Earl Michael, among others, and states the full list will be printed in the Monday Globe-Post.

Son Fred J. ¥. Plueger Clifford W. Noble Hancock Amos D. Ross John E. Solomon James J. Sturtevant John W. Yockey Norman M. Weber Henry — Gustave A. Krekow Henry ¢. Baldes Stephen c. Thomson Avery L. Thomson Martin LeMoine Hungerford — Yy Russell Held Albert Jauer Dewey Bender John Held George EK. Held. Johnson J. Henry Lucken Ben J. Bo Barl D. O'Brien John J. Murphy Union Laurel Paitin Dommicy Greege Featherston William A. Anderson Edward A. Twogood Westfield Earl Michael Hardy B. Lilly Jr Raymond B. Ogden John H. Sykes Riss Garfield Lincoln Globe-Post

Olla Podrida Continuation Mentions Willkie Clubs Situation

A fragment from the Olla Podrida page notes ongoing reader interest as Willkie clubs enter the picture in 1936. The text references continuation from page 1 and hints at political or social club activity without full details.

Third Term Scramble Persists Amid Party Shifts

A fragmented reading shows Democrats and Republicans wrestling over a third term. Wendell Willkie’s campaign is cited as weakening New Deal support while Ashurst contemplates backing a third-term candidate. Straw polls and press flips imply shifting public mood with California bets reflecting the volatile race.

London Warly Willkie Yesteryear Landon

Both Parties Set For Fight Continues In State House

The piece details expanded publicity teams for Democrats led by Frank Moorhead and Republicans under H A Tex Grantham with new aides from radio and newspapers, plus regional figures Joe Gardner Gerald Swisher and Harold Lens, signaling intensified campaign strategy ahead of the governor race. It also touches on moving the state banking department and defense contracts amid political maneuvering and rumors about candidates such as Lieut. Gov. Looper and others in the scramble for the governorship.

Statehouse Frank Moorhead Frank Jaffe KMA Shenandoah Chas. Yarbrough Des Moines H. A Wilson Industrial Rege Defense Council Achat Fort Avery Rhela Board Lowae Wilsom Reid H. Rymer G.O.P Miller Unite Opy Ford Enlooper Belithe Gross Cane Meade Fer Cincinnati Rion

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