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Newspaper
Le Mars Daily Sentinel
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1963
Page
1
The piece notes steel prices edging up with President Kennedy's reaction awaited. State and local taxes climb, Social Security and postage rise. With higher costs persisting, hopes for tax cuts dim, while steel workers seek a thawed price freeze to push for higher wages. The question is whether the President can maintain controls much longer.
Reservations for a May 2 chartered bus trip to Glenwood State School, Plymouth County, require $5 per person and lunch. Contact Gerald Hemphill or Garden Mennen for bookings. Buses depart Carey gym at 7 am with stops at Merrill and Hinton. Also reports Town & Country Drive Inn opening tomorrow 10 am to 10 pm, closed Mondays. A grass fire east of town caused minor damage with no cause determined.
A Council Bluffs woman was hospitalized after a single vehicle crash on highway 75 Easter Sunday. Lois Irene Whitemore, 36, suffered cuts and bruises and was reported in good condition. A second driver, Wesley J. Keizer, escaped with a facial scratch when his car left a ditch on highway 8 north of Seney. Another motorist, Carl Ahrendsen, was cited for failure to yield after a rear end collision on highway 75. A fourth incident on 4th Ave SE involved Joseph Salentini. he paid $9 in mayor's court for failing to signal. The report notes multiple collisions and minor damages with hospital treatment and court action. Don’t forget the K.C. Spring Stag on Tuesday April 16.
Northwest deanery of the Diocesan Council of Catholic Women hosts its third Rural Life conference and dinner Sunday April 21 at 6 30 p.m. in St Mary high school cafeteria Remsen Hartington Nebraska banker W E Rossiter Sr president Bank of Hartington will discuss Agriculture and the People He has served as banker since 1633 and led the Hartington bank since 1951 Rt Rev Msgr J George Weber of Des Moines National Catholic Rural Life conference will explain the conference purpose and policy All interested in a better Christian community urged to attend Tickets available by phone 546 6580 Le Mars Reservations not required but helpful
South Dakota Senator George McGovern and Val Peterson of the J M McDonald Co will headline Westmar college political emphasis events Friday and Saturday including an evening address and a Saturday session on Federal Aid to Education Peterson served Nebraska governor and ambassador to Denmark while McGovern chaired education and labor committees. Public invited to all sessions at Westmar Gymnasium and related venues.
Ronald Schuman B Clifford M Stegeman and William Alan Beardsley, all of Kingsley, pleaded guilty before District Judge Lawrence McCormick to larceny for a Moville break in at Clark Motor Co. They received one year suspended sentences and were paroled to Woodbury County probation officer C G Stevens for one year. They admitted the Wednesday break in and theft of two tires two wheels and a car jack.
Arnold Hitzemann suffered a near fatal accident while operating a portable auger at Akron Feed Mills. A rope entangled in the auger pulled the machine under his right arm, severing a large artery. He walked to the mill office and was rushed to Akron Hospital where transfusions were arranged using donors with matching blood type. A Sioux City surgeon operated that afternoon. he is improving and recovering.
Sacred Heart hospital lists admissions on Friday including Maude Booth Marcus Roman Sitzman Le Mars Mrs Andrew Loutsch Jr Remsen Mrs Lynn Kru well Alton Ervin Blane Le Mars. Dismissals include Wendell Ma Comb Le Mars Mrs Lloyd Grosenheider Le Mars Pam ela Plueger Le Mars Mrs Donald Ortmann and daughter Remsen. Expired: Emil Grosenheider Le Mars Admitted Saturday includes Mrs Leo Gubbels Marcus William Plendl Kingsley Mrs Max Thompson Kingsley Marie Ann Schroeder Remsen. Dismissed: Mrs Darrell Reiter Le Mars Mrs Ronald Loutsch and daughter West field Expired: Richard Gardner Le Mars He Admitted Sunday Louis Whitemore Council Bluffs Marsha Ann Simons Pierson Mary Ellen Rabel Granville Dismissed: Mrs Duane Mey er Le Mars Marie Ann Schroeder Remsen Mrs Leo Fischer and daughter Hospers.
Hundreds of children from the community joined the fifth annual egg hunt in Cleveland and Bolser parks under Jaycees supervision. About 3,600 colored eggs were found in roughly 15 minutes with Police Sgt. Joe Sutton assisting via loudspeaker from a patrol car. A complete prize list will be announced later by the Jaycees.
After a calm Easter weekend with sun and mild temperatures, Monday brought overcast skies and strong southerly winds. Night showers expected as warm breezes continue, with Monday morning low near 46 and gusts 30 to 35 mph.
Rev and Mrs H H Meyer and family departed Monday for their new home in Petoskey Michigan where Pastor Meyer has accepted a church pastorate He preached his farewell sermon Easter Sunday at Grace Lutheran church which has served since the 1940s.
A listing of multiple April events includes travelogue on Central America at 8 p.m. in Central auditorium on April 15, NFC meet at Eagles club, April 15. Business and Professional Women at Oak room library, April 16. American Legion Auxiliary at Legion club rooms, April 16. vocal musical for grades 1-3 at Carey gym, April 17. Westmar college featuring Earle Spicer at 8 p.m., April 17. FHA style show for ILCHS grades 10-11 at Central auditorium, April 19. Westmar track at Buena Vista & Morningside, April 19. NFC dance at Koenig armory, April 19. Westmar political emphasis program April 19-20. Westmar golf at Sioux Falls (H) on April 70. Tomahawk relays at Cherokee, April 20. Le Mars Ghostriders anniversary dance at 7:30 p.m. Central auditorium, April 20.
Judge James P. Kelley presides over the district court trial of Wreugdenhill v. Kunkel, an auto accident damages case. The jury was empaneled by noon with members Dorothy Luken Le Mars Ella Gant Akron Eileen Anderson Merrill Marvel Shafenberg Hinton Ruth Lockett Kingsley Lyle Heidesch Remsen Ruth Grasz Hinton Anna Schmitt Remsen George Freundhrs Rt 4 Le Mars Nema Mills Kingsley Minnie Hansen Hinton Dorothy Ferguson Rt 1 Sioux City.
Born to Mr and Mrs Ray mond Babb Le Mars a son April 13. Born to Mr and Mrs David Taylor Le Mars a son April 13. Born to Mr and Mrs Rons ald Mathers Kingsley a daughter April 14.
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