04 Dec 1961
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Newspaper
Iowa Le Mars Daily Sentinel
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1961
Page
1
Raymond J. Becker announces a 1961 feed train provision allowing turning of livestock onto diverted cropland until year end to aid after harvest salvage. The measure applies to all diverted acres to treat participants equally and reduce fencing costs while conserving crop residue.
University professor Dr J Coert Rylaarsdam led talks on Islam Judaism and modern nationalism at Westmar College with a series of lectures and assemblies. Separately Glen A Jordan announced Willard J Smith as local representative in Woodbury and Plymouth counties for General Life of Iowa Investment Company as it forms the second legal reserve life insurance firm in Iowa.
Miss Bernice Teresa Schwarz married Harold James Beaulieu at St Joseph Catholic church in Neptune Saturday morning. The couple, both of Merrill, were attended by Anita Ruhland Schwarz Darlene Schwarz and Lois Schwarz in ruby velvet gowns with white fur, while ring bearer Ann Richard Dreckman and organist Mary Ellen Kessenich joined the ceremony. The bride wore a white satin gown with bouffant skirt and crystal crown, carried red roses on a white Bible, and the reception followed with a dinner and celebration for guests.
Published by Chan and Carter Pitts editors and Pitts business manager. About 200 guests attended at Sioux City venue. Mentions Blue Cross Eagles club, Mr Beathew and bride, Farmer's Cooperative, and a future residence at 1716 Nebraska Street in Sioux City after a trip to Minneapolis. Bride employed in local service.
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