Wheat program meeting set at Onawa High School
Plymouth county wheat producers may hear an explanation of the 1964 Wheat program at a meeting Thursday at Onawa High School at 8 pm. Extension economist Robert Thomas Jr. Iowa State University will present alternatives and answer questions. The session is part of 21 meetings statewide to inform producers ahead of the May 21 wheat referendum. A brief background publication will be available at the meeting or at the Extension office. All interested producers are invited.
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Plymouth County
Onawa High Schoool
Robert Thomas Jr
Iowa State University
Iowa
Plymouth County Extension
Arlie A. Pierson
Onawa
Plymouth County Extension Office
Miss Mary Ann Vollmar Engaged To Roger Wess Of Remsen
Miss Mary Ann Vollmar and Roger Wess become engaged, with Mary Ann the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John M. Vollmar of Le Mars. They are Westmar College students who plan a July wedding and will teach in Meriden Cleghorn Community schools this fall.
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John M. Vollmar
le Mars
Mary Ann
Roger Wess
Marvin Wess
Remsen
Le Mars Daily Sentinel News Summary
Le Mars Daily Sentinel reports weekday editions from Le Mars Iowa with editor Chan Pitts and staff. The paper lists subscription rates for daily and mail editions across four states and notes library evening hours for adults while listing new book arrivals and local community items.
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le Mars
Iowa
Chan
Carter Pitts
Chan Pitts
Glada Reichert
Ellis
Merali
Daily Sentinel
South Dakota
Nebraska
Minnesota
Town events and notices from Plymouth county area
Dennis the Menace talent show set for evening before dance. Forty eight boys sign for summer ball teams. Mrs Norman Morehead chairs ball park stand. John Port and R Vander stoop displayed Christmas decorations. Ronald Thompson reports on town library. J F Kissinger talks Plymouth county board of education tour to Glenwood May 5 to study retarded children. Graveside services for Mrs Alice Vernon in Merrill Catholic cemetery April 18 conducted by Revs Apt and Zensen. Friends from Omaha Sioux City Le Mars present. Reception in Assumption church dining room. Former Merrill residents Mertes family visited Vernon in Jewell. Mrs Mullin plans to have her father live with her. Numerous grass fires due to dryness. firemen busy along railroad. Ida Grove visited sister Mrs Ference Thompson. Mrs Sophie Heisler in Sanborn. Easter guests from Sioux Falls and Beresford. Heisler attended Sanborn junior play. grandson Paul Gettings in cast. Living Memorial program for American Cancer Society described. Plymouth county memorial chair Mrs Myrie Truesdell. Memorial process includes cards to family, letters, thank you cards, and listing in Living Memorials book and The Exchange journal. Deceased Plymouth county names memorialized: Mabel E Jenson Gustave Vlotho Melvin J Adams and Clarence J Ralfs.
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John Port
R. Vanderstoop
Ronald Thompson
J. F. Kissinger
Plymouth County Board of Education
Glenwood School
Mr. Kissinger
E. E. Apt
G. F. Zensen
Remsen
Alice Vernon
Merrill Catholic Cemetery
Jewell
Assumption Catholic Church
Merrill
Ed Mertes
Lavern
Anna
Penne
Sioux City
Waterloo
E. G. Vernon
Robert
Dorthy) Mullin
Ellsworth
Mullin
Ida Grove
Ference Thompson
Sophie Heisler
Lloyd Gettings
Sanborn
Gettings
Helen Heisser
Mary
Sioux Falls
American Cancer Society
Iowadington, Inc
Lowa
Plymouth County
Myrie Truesdell
Iowa
Mabel E. Jenson
Gustave Vlotho
Melvin J. Adams
Clarence J. Ralfs
Merrill Easter egg hunt prizes awarded to young winners
Lucky preschool winner Scott Litzmann Debra Rosenberg won in the five to seven group and David Von Tersch topped the eight to ten division in Merrill's Saturday Easter egg hunt. Volunteer librarian Mrs Gilbert Nore from the Women’s Club assisted last Monday.
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Merrill
Scott Litzmann
Debra Rosenberg
David von Tersch
Gilbert’ Nore
Women's ‘Club
Easter Gatherings Reach Merrill and Surrounding Areas
Merrill residents Gaylen Vermilyea and his wife spent Easter with local kin in Omaha. Mr. and Mrs. Mick Lawrence and their baby visited Merrill relatives from Sac City. Mrs. Bertha Pillatz of Plainview, Neb., stayed with Mrs. Branum, joining her sister. Also visiting were Mr. and Mrs. Chester Brown.
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Gaylen Vermilyea
Omaha
Mick Lawrence
Baby
Sac City
Merrill
Orlie Branum
Mrs. Branum
Bertha Pillatz
Plainview
Neb
Chester Brown
Daily Dilly That laundry white considering blue and yellow checks
A fragment hints at a daily note about laundry choices and color patterns. The text references a blue and yellow check design and suggests a casual observational tone. Details are sparse but imply a light everyday remark in a newspaper item.
Real estate trust guided by a Realtor’s ethics
Not every real estate man is a Realtor. The seal is your guide. When you act through a Realtor you place trust in one pledged to observe a strict Code of Ethics. A Realtor’s skill adds security, backed by membership in the local Real Estate Board and the National Association of Real Estate Boards. See your Realtor today Remsen.
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National Association of Real Estate Boards
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Fry Jewelers
Brides Room
le Mars Daily
Sentinel
the Advertising Shecking Bureau, Inc
Mary Stewart
Antonia
Nella Cather
Betty Cavanna
Mary Poppins
Travers
Lois Tenshi
Slate Pantry Sale
Merrill W.S.C.S
Hauff
Merrill Hillside Cemetery Association
C. C. Hauff
Town & Country Daze
Cmmunity Club
Town and Country Daze
Eldon Lake
Leland Spies
Don Oxenford
Dennis the Menace
By Ketcham
Norman Morehead
Ball Park
Eddie Loy
Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Vincennes
Bill Holscher
Merrill News
Merrill Library
Lovely Rexall Drug Co
Rexall
Ree
Central Ave
Harry B. Kramer
Keenen
Insurance Agency
Realtors
Transaction
Andrew H. Ahlers
John H. Alesch
Elmer L. Athens
Roger G. Athens
Eugene A. Binneboese
Adrian L. Bowers
L. A
Hinton
Melvin J. Klein
Jean L. Koenig
George Y. Pavlik
William G. Pew
Harold J. Ruden
John Waldschmi
Emil Wilfer
Robert W. Utech
Plymouth County Board of Realtors
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