12 Sep 1966
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Newspaper
Iowa Iowa Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1966
Page
1
The piece argues Iowa is transforming from an agricultural state to an industrial hub. It foresees more jobs for young people at home, rapid growth in industry and education, and Des Moines leading national expansion as the state develops its plants and workforce.
The Marion ettes 4H Club met at Mr and Mrs Leroy Holling home on Sept 2. Pres Karen Schnepf led the session with roll call answering Something I learned at the fair. Joann and Mark Rolling reported on their state fair trip and presented Patch Work. Karen Schnepf demonstrated sewing material choices and Marie Rolling demonstrated sewing machine care. Girls patched overalls. lunch by Mrs Rolling and daughters. Joyce Schnepf, reporter.
Notice in district court Plymouth County Iowa informs of hearing on petition for adoption of Rockeyler Van Valkenburg by Roger Henning. Petition seeks name change to Rockey Lee Henning and cites missed support payments. Hearing set October 1966 at Le Mars court.
Local entertainment programs in La Mars for winter from the Northwestern Iowa Chautauqua Association. Marriages include Albert Hoyting and Annie Pecks of Le Mars. Earl Chapman and Verna Marie McArthur of Elgin Township. Donald Sedgwick and Marie Keenan. Elmer De Raad and Mrs Syldie McCormick. Fires, road work, and park activity reported. drought relief plans advance. 30 Le Mars residents own cars. 100 degree heat and cool spell noted.
Severe hail damaged up to seventy five percent in Remsen Tuesday evening. W E Laneville, formerly of Fort Dodge, plans an optometry office in Le Mars. Neil Finstad and Dorothy Johns wed at First Methodist in Le Mars. Plymouth county livestock pavilion firm dissolved. property sold to Park Jennings. Woodbury County issues license to Lido Peduzai and Miss La Scala of Sioux City. August rainfall 3.85 inches. week highs of 89 and lows of 51. Floyd Miller and Lucille Fate connected by marriage. E L Fireovid to Magnola Ark for economics professorship. Westmar College tenure 27 and 29 years. Mrs. Mary Walsh's 100th birthday observed with open house at daughter Gertrude McDonald's home. Albertson plant opening Oct 1. staff about 15, 100+ applicants. Beulah Schultz and Donna Rees of Le Mars mentioned.
Miss Schultz of Sioux City will teach pediatrics after graduating from Methodist Hospital. Miss Rees will work in surgery. Mary Ann Jelken of Minneapolis wed Raymond E. Meyers of Duluth at Salem Lutheran on August 25. Mary Gay Collins married Robert McClatchey of Mapleton on September 2.
Fire of undetermined origin destroyed a barn on Sept. 4 at the former Myra Paulin acreage at the east edge of Kingsley. Firemen let the blaze burn to save the nearby small house of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Lorenz while the barn storage held feeders materials for a future car wash and greenhouse supplies. The loss was not insured.
Marcus Droeg miller and Roseline visited the Black Hills with Chris Droeg miller family. Danny Miller stayed in Ames with his brother Vern Miller and family. Tina Oaken and Hannah from Le Mars dined with Herman Fischer. Olaf Wallin returned from a two week visit with Harold Wallin in Beaverton Washington. Walter Galvin of Cedar Rapids and Johann Miller Marcus visited Ray Bagd in Le Mars. Gary Fischer of New Haven Missouri spent weekend with Herman Fischer. Lloyd Addy of Long Beach California arrived to stay two weeks with Ivan Addy’s family. Vern Berner returned from a Lakes vacation with Don Briggs and family of New Hampton. Dean Barnes and family of Le Mars and David Nelson and sons of Marcus joined for a few days.
Erichson of Remsen sells 20 angus steers at Sioux City Stockyards on Thursday. Cattle average 1278 pounds at $27.25 per cwt. Lawrence Klein of Le Mars sells a head of butcher hogs at top price, average 254 pounds at $24.35 per cwt. Kenneth Knelp of Le Mars sells 33 butcher hogs averaging 71 pounds at $24.35 per cwt.
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