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Le Mars Daily Sentinel

Location

Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1963

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Late frost fears and a car collision in rural Iowa

Gardeners worry about a late frost as Spring nears while folk recall a year when extreme weather happened. A $1,382.50 suit was filed in district court by LaVelle De Haan over a 1961 collision on highway 3 west of Remsen involving a 1958 Chevrolet Impala and a 1954 Chevrolet pickup. One injury was reported in a second crash on highway 3 east of Central Ave when a car struck a backing pickup. passenger Mrs. Michael Gengler was treated at Sacred Heart Hospital. Sgt. Joe Sutton investigated both incidents.

Northwest Iowa LaVelle de Haan Remsen Joseph Augustine Wayne Augustine DeHaan Joseph DeHaan Highway 3 Central Ave Michael Gengler Sacred Heart Hospital Gertrude Eisma Route 1 Merrill

Hospital Admissions and Discharges List at Sacred Heart

Admitted Monday at Sacred Heart hospital are Frank Birch Marcus Mrs William Fitzpatrick Le Mars. Dismissed: Mary Ellen Rabel Granville Mrs Kenneth Hettner and daughter Le Mars Mrs Anthony Nilles and daughter Remsen Mrs Harvey Pricksat and son Le Mars.

Sacred Heart Hospital Frank Birch Marcus William Fitzpatrick le Mars Mary Ellen Rabel Granville Kenneth Hettner Anthony Nilles Remsen Harvey Pricksat

Savings Bond drive discussed in Le Mars meeting

Area Savings Bond official John R. Hansen led a Le Mars briefing with Gordon Mennen and Bill Braun to plan the Freedom Bond drive. The effort targets national organizations urging families to buy bonds by July 4 1963 and expand local promotional efforts. Marianne Hodgson to wed Charles Logan in July. Marianne is with Westmar college and Le Mars Chamber of Commerce.

John R. Hansen U. S. Treasury Dept le Mars Gordon Mennen Plymouth County Savings Bond Bill Braun Chamber of Commerce U. S. Savings The Daily Sentinel Hansen

Sacred Heart Births Report Two New Babies

Birth announcements from Sacred Heart Hospital list a son born to Mr and Mrs Rodney Ruppert of Le Mars in April and a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Clem ens Becker of Alton on April 23.

Sacred Heart Hospital Rodney Ruppert le Mars Clemens Becker Alton

Homemakers Holiday Speaker Barbara Kruetz at Plym outh County Fairgrounds

Iowa State extension textile specialist Barbara Kruetz will headline the seventh annual Homemaker's Holiday in Ames. The April 30 program begins at 1 30 p m in the 4 H building with an inspirational talk, a silver tea, and clothing to illustrate wardrobe accessories.

Barbara Kruetz Iowa State University Ames Tee Extension Family Committee Plymouth County Fairgrounds Joann K. McBride County Extension Home Economist

Westmar College Names New Comptroller Williams

Comptroller H H Kalas announced Walter H Williams as Westmar College comptroller effective June 1. A 1960 Westmar graduate, Williams is with Denver CPA Alexander J Lindsey and earned an MBA at Denver University in June 1962. Also, Rev James Ransom and track Harker attended Northwest Presbytery meeting in Rockwell City last Tuesday.

H. H. Kalas Walter H. Williams Westmar College Westmar Williams Denver University James Ransom Track Harker The Presbyterian Church Rockwell City Northwest Presbytery

National Library Week celebrates reading as a fifth freedom

The article promotes National Library Week April 21 to 27 urging reading for pleasure and information. It highlights library roles in guiding readers and lists new books at Le Mars Public Library including Grandmother and the Priests, The Moon-Spinners, Devil's Harvest, and works by native Iowans. It also notes standard reference volumes and that weekly library use should be continual.

National Library le Mars Caldwell Glass Byowers Rothscholds Morton Dooley Thomas Dooley Stewart Crete Carleton Missouri Dings Darling Robert Frost Izaacs Jenny Lind— Schultz Wolf Willow Stegner Burdick Felsen Egerly Harnack Hoover

Plymouth County Cancer Crusade Workers Potluck Dinner

Plymouth County cancer workers and families are invited to a potluck supper on Monday April 2 at 6 30 p m at Calvary EUB church. Bring your own table service for April canvassing families. Coffee will be provided. After dinner an interesting film program on cancer will be shown.

Cancer Crusade Plymouth County Calvary Eub Church

Temperatures Dip With Freezing Outlook In Le Mars

Temperatures in the upper 40s with cloudy skies Tuesday followed a morning low near 30. Monday’s high reached 41. Frost and freezing temps are expected tonight. A general freeze could injure blossoms and trim crops. Wednesday looks warmer near 60. Grand opening of 7-Do Laundromat in Le Mars promises free dry cleaning prizes, coffee, and donuts, with a 10 cent wash special. Two-vehicle crash on 2nd Ave NW left about $250 in damage. drivers were Henry Reelfs and William Miller. police investigated.

le Mars Ed Gerber Henry Reelfs William Miller Route 1 Merrill 2Nd Ave 4Th St Reeffs Ernest Miller Reelis John Benstey

Mary Lou Schafer to Wed Norman Walker in Le Mars

Mary Lou Schafer of Le Mars will wed Norman Walker son of Rev Amos L Walker of Albuquerque New Mexico The bride to be is a Gehlen high school and Alverno college graduate vocal music director at Pulaski Community Schools Wisconsin The groom is Sumner high school and Westmar college graduate industrial arts and driver education instructor at Andrew Public School The ceremony is set for June 11 at St Joseph Catholic Church Le Mars

Richard A Schafer le Mars Mary Lou Norman Walker Amos L. Walker Albuquerque N. M Miss Schafer Gehlen High School Alver‘no College Milwaukee Pulaski Wis Walker Sumner Iowa Westmar College Andrew Public School Andrew, Town St. Joseph Catholic Church

Northwestern Iowa ALWC conventon draws 400 attendees

More than 400 women from 35 American Lutheran churches in northwest Iowa are expected to attend the third annual spring convention of the Le Mars Conference American Lutheran Church Women at St. John's Lutheran Church. Sessions begin 9:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. Dorothy Haas of Minneapolis speaks on Where Everything Matters. Mrs. M. M. Wood will preside. new officers to be elected. Marriage license issued to Michael Kaschmitter and Betty Schilmoeller.

Iowa St. John's Lutheran Church Dorothy BE. L. Haas Litt A.L.C Minneapolis Miss Haas University of Michigan Lutheran World Federation Hanover Germany World Council of Churches Assembly New Delhi India M. M. Wood Paullina A.L.C.W Lord Jesus Christ Arnold Johnson Story City L. L. Belk Ll.d Robert Floy Edwin Borchers le Mars Michael D. Kaschmitter Betty Schilmoeller Remsen

Akron and Ft. Dodge Clubs Win $500 National Education Award

Two Jawa women's clubs, Ft. Dodge in Iowa and Akron Book and Thimble, received $500 national awards from the General Federation of Women's Clubs Shell Education program for aiding local students. The Akron club helped form a loan fund in 1952 supporting Akron high school graduates pursuing further study. The fund has lent $3,180 to six students in secretarial, psychiatric nursing, and college programs. The awards stem from a $50,000 Shell grant, with two $500 awards per state.

Jawa Ft. Dodge Women’s Club Book and Thimble Club Akron General Federation of Women’s Clubs Shell Oil Company Akron Student Loan Fund Akron High School Shell Ft. Dodge

Merchants Plan Clean-Up Week In Le Mars

Le Mars merchants set the week of April 29 to May 4 for Clean-Up Paint-Up and Fix-Up with special advertising and window dressing. Lions club official Dr. W L Downing outlined four district committees inspecting hazards and notifying affected residents by letter. Separately, two steers escaped into town prompting a minor police roundup after wandering from highway 75 to a feed mill and a plate glass window incident at Grotewold garage. A separate fatal crash near Orange City claimed three lives including 16 year old Arlan Van De Hoef and 17 year old Robert Langstraat and Bert Menning, 61.

le Mars Mer W. L. Downing Lions Club le Mars City Beautiful Phil Groetken Highway 75 Mr. Groetken Pantry Grotewold Groetken East Arena Orange City Arlan Jay van de Hoef Sheldon Sioux City van de Hoef Floyd Valley High School Alton Robert Lee Langstraat Newkirk Bert Menning

Calendar of church and school events in April

Calendar entries list St George Episcopal parish hall dedication and dinner service on April 23. NW Deanery Catholic Women meet April 23. Great Books Lucretius discussion April 24. C Y O relays and Jr High invitational track and girls golf April 24. Public school grades 4-6 musical April 24. Plymouth county livestock outlook meeting and dinner April 24. Westmar senior reception April 24. Westmar senior Recognition day April 26. LCHS senior class plays April 25 matinee and April 26 evening. LCHS choral music concert April 29. Westmar baseball April 27. Newera pref APhivrs.

St. George Episcopal NW Deanery Council of Catholic Women Plymouth County Livestock Outlook KC Hall Westmar Kalas Lchs Sr Carey Gym Central Auditorium LCHS Yankton

Also Mentioned on This Page

Fey Aracea Gengler Joe Sutton Erin Area Savings Bond Marianne Hodgson Charles Logan R. C. Hodgson Marianne James V. Mead Brunsville le Mars Chamber of Commerce Dunwoody Industrial Institute Nelson Brown, Merrill Plymouth County Family Living Esther Smith E-Z-Do Ad Today Rings & Vows Mary Lou Schafer Alcw Executive Dorothy Haas Akron Club J. L. Waite Waite O. P. Skeggs St. Joseph Hospital Mr. Waite Sioux City Hospital Downing Groetken Trucking John Bryant le Mars High School le Mars Rotary Club Rotary Club Elmer Lund
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