08 Mar 1963
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Newspaper
Iowa Le Mars Daily Sentinel
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1963
Page
1
A detailed junior profile highlights Kathleen's active roles in chorus drill yearbook and class office while noting her speaking award and upcoming state finals at Everly. It explains the NMSQT process, semifinalist and finalist stages, scholarship ranges from 100 to 1500 dollars, test components, and encouragement for juniors taking the exam.
Gehlen-Aire announces Sandy Sitzmann as staff editor with Elizabeth Groet ken as co editor and Sister Alphonsine as moderator. Reporters include Joan Mertes Karen Sitzmann Nancy Masuen Dick Flynn Rose Ann Kurtz Hals and Mary Ann Cradit.
A collage of quirky prompts about students and events. References to Helen and Alphonsine, Rosemary, Rose Ann, Pirmin, Marian, Brigadoon, and a March blizzard hint at a school diary or yearbook snippet. Several lines probe quirks like singing, volleyball fame, debts, and daily routines.
A teen life poem explores a restless youth who clashes with parents over rules and chores. The speaker notes constant phone use and missed important dates, portraying a lively yet troubled teen era through vivid lines and playful rhythm.
The Catholic News and Information Program on KLEM will air Saturday March 9 at 10 30 a m featuring Sister Miriam Elizabeth and part of the Gehlen Chorus. She explains church colors linked to liturgical music and its worship.
This poem celebrates Ken Campbell a Gehlen attendee in 12 years, noting his involvement in chorus math club pep club and Brigadoon performances. It highlights his sportsmanship speech contest participation and dislike of homework. The piece closes with best wishes for a happy future and hints at a Mother’s Day project.
A lively Sunday night Freshmen talent show featured acts ranging from a curtain suspense opener to Doctor Killjoy and his sterile operations, Joe the bartender, a cafe singing segment, and Mitch Miller and his Girls. The audience cheered, with higherclassmen noting the standout performance and praising all participants.
March birthday notes include Steve Byrne Mary Ann Ruether Marilyn Bridgford Mary Nuebel Madonna Wells Lynda Kohlker Sharon Flammang and Renee Thill, with dates spread through the month. The listings celebrate residents by name and birth date in a concise local notice.
Le Mars meets Sioux City Heelan at 7 30 p m Monday in the Central gym for the District 2 crown. Heelan, 17 3, is tall and deep with star Mike Grace keying Crusaders. Le Mars needs defense on Grace and support from Steve Gunther Tom Strub and Gary Baack to upset the favorite. The Bulldogs, 14 6, reached finals by beating Lawton 51 31. winner advances to sub state versus District 1 winner.
Mrs. Wallace Hemphill hosted the Tallyettes with dessert and coffee as they played contract. Mrs. Harry Kramer entertained the Le Mars Women's club. Senator Lucken read his wife’s program due to her illness. The St Patrick themed coffee centerpiece featured floral arrangements.
The LeMars Daily Sentinel is described as the official city and county paper published on weekdays after noon with Chan and Carter Pitts as editors, Glada Reichert as job shop manager, and Ellis Johansen as news editor. It lists address at 21 First St NE and contact 546-5124.
The Le Mars Daily Sentinel lists subscription rates for carriers and mail readers across regions, with two weeks at 3 00 and one year at 22.22. The paper also reports social events including a meeting with Mrs Alton Forsberg and a dessert luncheon hosted by Miss Josephine Arendt, plus T T T chapter gathering and Luncheon Club hosts Judy Wells and Richard Pew.
Observed their suggestion, anniversary open house at their home. They are lifelong residents of the Mon tour community. We thank friends and neighbors for floral offerings, memorials, and sympathy shown during the illness and passing of our beloved wife and mother. We thank Rev. Morris for his words of wisdom. Roy McArthur and family.
Around The State notes are given for multiple anniversaries including Mr. and Mrs. Frank G. Ketchum of Baldwin observing their 68th anniversary after 53 years in Baldwin, Mrs. Sarah Brodie of Nevada celebrating her 102nd birthday with 82 guests, and Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Schwiger along with other couples marking 60th wedding anniversaries with open houses in Dows and Manning Nursing Home Maquoketa.
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