Le Mars Daily Sentinel newspaper info and rates
Le Mars Daily Sentinel in Le Mars Iowa details weekday noon publication except Saturdays and holidays. Lists staff roles and contact numbers, carrier and mail subscription rates for Plymouth and adjoining counties, outside local area, and servicemen rates.
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le Mars Iowa
Carter A. Pitts
Glada Reichert
John Hodgson
Ellis Johansen
Dick Koerselman
le Mars and Merrill
Daily Sentinel
Plymouth
Le Mars area notes on meetings marriages and civic actions
Yesterday a court house meeting planned to form a Corn Belt meat producers association. George Toppings and Peter K. Miller to run in Union Blacksmith shop on Eagle street. Multiple marriages and anniversaries noted along with curfew votes, new school talk, and local business changes.
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Court House
The
Corn Belt Meat Producers Assn
George Toppings
Peter K. Miller
Union
Eagle Street
Charles Hahn
Ella Huebsch
le Mars
Akron
Kingsley
Kingsley Council
Granville Social Roundup Sparsely Noted May Gatherings
Granville and nearby communities report visits from Sioux City families including Mp and Mrs Bob McLarty and Mr and Mrs Lloyd Full. Ronald Meis returns from Ft Leonard Wood after six months Army duty as VFW auxiliary meets with 27 members and new officers elected. Remodeling at Perlot cafe ongoing with Irene Koob and Darold Menke assisting. Local residents travel to Dell Rapids and Adrian for visits and vacation day.
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Granville
Bob McLarty
Sioux City
Henry Moos
Lloyd Full
Leeds
Ray Grady
Clem Full
Hep” Schumacher
Earl Kiehl
Anna Schumacher
Joe
Bush” Schumacher
Glenn Salmon
Boyden
Irene Roob
Ronald Meis
Ray Meis
Ft. Leonard Wood
V.F.W. Auxiliary
Margaret Penning
Phyllis Colling
Iola Hanson
Edna Blatt
Geraldine Schuver
Helen Hunt
Verna Bunkers
Helen Ney
Peggy Beck
Hank
Peter Klein
Dell Rapids
S.D
John
Joe Klein
Margaret Klein
Adrian
Minn
Bill Gaspar
Miller
Margaret Gaspar
Rock Valley
Mathilda Lammers
Lammers
Dakota
Arnold Nemmers
Orange City
St. Vincent Hospital
Perlot Cafe
Irene Koob
Darold Menke
Ike Pottebaum
Carroll
Ireton Families Note Marital Proposals and Moves
Mr Kneuble and Mrs Kneuble longtime Ireton residents since 1928. Nine daughters. Mr and Mrs Julius Witt of Le Mars announce betrothal of daughter Mildred Witt of Portland Oregon to Pastor Merrill Lindquist of Warren Oregon with a June wedding planned. Bill Lamb, Red Cross field director at Rapid City, heads to San Francisco for new post in Korea. Mrs Lamb and three sons join later. Mrs Lamb is Ruby Null, daughter of Mr and Mrs A E Null.
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Rapid City
San Francisco
Korea
Lamb
Ruby Null
A. E. Null
Golden Pheasant and Geitha Show Lounge Offer Evening Fun
The Golden Pheasant and Geitha Show Lounge promise a pleasant evening with live entertainment and a distinct Oriental design. Enjoy fine foods, a comfortable air conditioned atmosphere, and excellent service at this pair of venues including the Wobbly Tiger Bar and Lounge.
Dennis the Menace Weekend Guests Visit Le Mars Family
Dennis the Menace notes a Waterloo pair, Ronald Anderson and Randy, visiting Le Mars residents Mr and Mrs Paul A Swanson and their sons for a weekend during the May 12 1966 edition.
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le Mars
Iowa
Daily Sentinel
Ronald Anderson
Randy
Waterloo
Paul A. Swanson
Weekend Socials and Local Visits Across Sioux City Area
The report lists multiple weekend visits and stays by families including the Taggarts Nitchel Schroeder Mouser and Kokenge households. Guests from Platte Sioux City Le Mars Sheldon Pierson and Omaha attended events and Bible conference at Washington Heights chapel. Ray Cowan bought the farm formerly farmed by Ray Zeitler and family as the narrative notes community ties and recent property transfer.
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Thompson
Ft. Dodge
Harris
Omaha
Clara Hall
Pierson
David Swanson
Sioux City
Washington Heights Chapel
Ray Cowan
Ray Zeitler
Perry Center Social Notes Highlight Local Family News
Perry Center, May 2. Stanley Swanson, a teacher in the Akron school system, spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Anvey Swanson and family. Mrs Adolph Kovarna was admitted to St Joseph hospital in Sioux City Monday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Fredrickson of Emmetsburg, Mr and Mrs
Seasonings Pause on Form 1049 Reflects Free Speech Debate
A humorous note contemplates Form 1049 as a symbol in a broader civics moment. It jokes that freedom of speech does not grant the right to shout “fired” in a crowded office, framing a satirical take on workplace dynamics and public discourse.
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