Soil Conservation Terraces And Waterways Promoted In Iowa District
The Soil Conservation Service urges timely soil conservation work. Areas like stubble fields and idle ground with erosion problems should be terraced and contour lines laid. ACP cost sharing applies to terraces waterways and other practices. Listed residents are using terraces and grass waterways in Stanton Hungerford Marion Sioux and Perry townships with several miles completed or planned.
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Soil Conservation District
le Mars
ASCS
Marcelinda Meis
Stanton Township
Glass and Brockway
Sioux Township
Joe Becker
Hungerford
James Buryanek
Westfield Township
Glen Holder
Perry Township
Life's End Mrs Gert W Heeren Dies After Illness
Mrs Gert W Heeren 73 longtime Le Mars resident died Friday at Sacred Heart hospital after a three year illness and ten weeks hospitalization. Born December 9 1889 in Germany she came to the United States at age one with her parents settling in Plymouth county. She married Gert W Heeren October 3 1906 in Le Mars. They farmed in Johnson township until retiring in 1936. Survived by widower a son John of Compton California a daughter Louise Rowe of Le Mars three sisters and four brothers eight grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral 2 pm Monday Mauers funeral home Rev Robert Floy burial Le Mars Memorial cemetery. Preceded in death by her parents a sister a brother and a half sister.
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Gert W. Heeren
Gert Heeren
le Mars
Sacred Heart Hospital
Heeren
Germany
United States
Plymouth County
Martha Albright
Johnson Township
St. John American Lutheran Church
John
Compton
Calif
Foster
Louise) Rowe
Lena Pritchett
Moville
John Friedrichs
Tyler
George Pritchett
Sioux City
Charles Pritchett
Elkton
William Pritchett
Roseburg
Ore
Mauers Funeral
Robert Floy
le Mars Memorial Cemetery
Albert and
Wilhelmina Schultz Albright
Take Dennis the Menace on Your Vacation Daily
You can have Dennis the Menace delivered to your vacation address by Le Mars Daily Sentinel. Call 546 5124 now to arrange daily delivery for the duration of your trip.
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Dennis the Menace
le Mars Daily Sentinel
Twin sisters reunited after 43 years at Dyersville
Around The State reports several Iowa public notes. Twin sisters Mrs Joseph Meyer of San Lorenzo California and Mrs Curtis Johnson of Minneapolis recently reunified in Dyersville after 43 years, having been separated at 18 months old and meet again for their 45th birthday. Other items include Madrid hobbyist Mike Knezevich growing cobra-like cucumbers, Ogden residents Gordon and Fred Kruse capturing a badger for the Ledges game farm, Seymour doctor R L Scott cultivating 13-foot sunflowers for birdseed, Walker Sadler of Pella harvesting a 3 pound 18 1/2 inch tomato, and 99-year-old George D Yepsen of Lake City celebrating July 28. Five generations gathered at Williamsburg including great-great-grandmother Wilhelmina Newkirk and her descendants.
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Joseph Meyer
San Lorenzo
Calif
Curtis Johnson
Minneapolis
Dyersville
Call state conference on religion and race
Des Moines religious leaders call the state conference on religion and race set for September 11 and 12 to advance interracial harmony. Leaders urge action against discrimination and stress religious basis for racial justice, with a mass rally at North High and workshops at the Savery Hotel.
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Des Moines
Edward C. Daly
O.P
Francis Gerald Ensley
Judson Fiebiger
Irving Weingart
Cochairmen
Weingart
Tifereth Israel Synagogue
Doctor Fiebiger
Iowa
Rev
Ensley
Methodist Church
Iowa Area
Daly
American Bishops
North High School
Savery Hotel
City and Advertiser Newspaper Masthead Details
The notice lists the Sentinel as a weekday afternoon paper except Saturdays and holidays. It states printing and publishing staff including Chan Pitts and Carter Pitts, with Glada Reichert as production manager and John Hodgson as job shop manager. Official city and county paper at 2 First St NE Le Mars Iowa.
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le Mars
Iowa
Chan
Carter Pitts
Chan Pitts
Glada Reichert
John Hodgson
Ellis Johansen
First St. NE
Adventiring
Ekxckiva
Ine
Daily Sentinel Subscription Rates Listed
Johan Le Mars and Merrill subscribers served by Daily Sentinel carriers. Two weeks by carrier 30¢. Three Months 2.00. One Year 8.00. By mail in Iowa South Dakota Nebraska Minnesota six months 3.50. One year 6.00. Outside four state area by mail six months 4.25. One year 8.00. Students 4.50 for 9 months or 1 year.
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le Mars and Merrill
Daily Sentinel
Iowa
South Dakota
Nebraska
Minnesota
Science Shrinks Piles Without Surgery New Therapy
A special report claims a new healing substance Bio-Dyne developed by the Teapatch Institute can shrink hemorrhoids without surgery and relieve itching and pain. Suppositories and pills called Preparation MQ are said to deliver dramatic results, with patients reportedly declaring piles no longer a problem.
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Teapatch Institute
Dennis the Menace luncheon notice and burial details
Dennis the Menace by Ketcham noon luncheon can be made by contacting the Rev. John Donovan executive director of the conference at the Davidson building Des Moines. Burial was in Riverside cemetery. Mr Frederickson born April 19 1893 at Schleswig Losgein Germany came to the United States at age 8. He married Anna Jurgensen on June 19 1908 at Elk Point South Dakota and they farmed in the Akron area until moving into town in 1930. Survivors include the widow two daughters Mrs Lorraine Dimmick of Akron and Mrs Leora McCormick of Los Angeles three sons Carroll of Sioux City Lavern of Westfield and Ray of Huntington Park California four sisters Mrs Maggie Anderson of Hawarden Mrs Christine Ellis of Minneapolis Mrs Pauline Elroy of Aurora California and Mrs Anna Eden of Akron 13 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren
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John Donovan
Davidson Building
Des Moines
Germany
United States
Anna Jurgensen
Elk Point
S. D
Akron
Lorraine Dimmick
Area Deaths Max M Frederickson 70 Akron Resident
Max M. Frederickson, 70, longtime Akron resident, died Friday at a hospital after a long illness. Funeral services were held at 10 a.m. Monday at Immanuel Lutheran Church in Akron, conducted by Rev. David Roy.
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Max M. Frederickson
Akron
Immanual Lutheran Church
David Roy
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