Le Mars Daily Sentinel Publication Note
Le Mars Daily Sentinel is a daily newspaper issued in Le Mars Iowa with day stop on Fridays weekends and holidays and mailed as second class matter under federal statute.
27 Aug 1958
Page 1
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Newspaper
Iowa Le Mars Daily Sentinel
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1958
Page
1
Le Mars Daily Sentinel is a daily newspaper issued in Le Mars Iowa with day stop on Fridays weekends and holidays and mailed as second class matter under federal statute.
The Daily Sentinel notes Congress hearings show labor racketeering not limited to big cities. It cites Attorney Lew Bar rending and gangsters tied to unions, threatening residents of Le Mars and Des Moines as lawmakers expose the reach of corrupt influence.
Chairman Norberg warns that a financial vacuum in the Iowa Democratic Party invites outside interests and potential corruption. The piece cites a $5,000 Teamsters check tied to the Loveless campaign and discusses the risk of special interests shaping party policy and elections. It notes past disputes over funding and laments party leaders’ reliance on questionable funds.
Sunday events centered on family reunions and anniversaries. The Maxey brood held their first reunion in about twenty years in Sioux City with Kovar nas and others attending. Dale Kovarna showed the county fair champion lamb at Le Mars while 4-H members decorated booths.
A witty cautions piece notes it is rude to walk between a wife and shop windows yet hints the habit can be clever in crowded streets. The tone mixes humor with social observation about public behavior and etiquette.
Miss Sylvia Jean Hoyt daughter of Mr and Mrs William Hoyt Remsen and Donald R Konopasek son of Mr and Mrs A L Konopasek Norfolk Nebraska were married Sunday afternoon August 17 at the Presbyterian church of Union Township near Le Mars. Rev Harold Maxwell officiated with assistants as baskets of white gladioluses and candelabra decorated the aisle.
Miss Marilyn Eyres of Le Mars wed in a ceremony with Bridegroom to groom’s brother and relatives in attendance. The service featured chantilly lace gown, blue carnation boutonnieres, and a reception for 150 at church parlors with families and neighbors from Le Mars Kingsley and Remsen. After a northern wedding trip the couple will live at 120 Benton Street Council Bluffs Iowa.
Dr R J Meyler chiropractor located above Rogers Drug My office hours vary by day with morning and evening slots. Monday Wednesday Friday 9 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday Thursday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday 8 a.m. to 12 noon. Phone 400. Le Mars Iowa.
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