Liquor by the Drink Debate Spurs Iowa Legislature Action
The Iowa legislature may legalize liquor by the drink this year for the first time since 1851, ending a long dry era. The Istest magazine notes past failures and suggests public discontent regardless of the outcome. Also covered are a bank denying a bankruptcy loan, a two car crash injuring Le Mars students Schurdean Ristau and Ron Bogue, and Mrs. Frank Wilhelmi replacing Miss Pearl Lake in Plymouth County sheriff’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inwa
Istest
Ewan
Blakelys of Flower House buy Central Ave Flowers
Announcement of the sale of Central Avenue Flowers to Floyd and Jean Blakely of Le Mars Flower House was made today by owner Bill Duster. Effective date for the change is Wednesday, May 1. We plan to continue both shops in their present locations. Mrs. Betty Criswell to manage the downtown shop. Hours and phone remain 9 am to 5:30 pm and until 9 pm Friday. Phone 546-5141.
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Blakelys
Flower House
Central Ave
Central Avenue Flowers
Floyd
Jean Blakely
le Mars Flower House
Bill Duster
Jean Plakely
Betty Criswell
Go Kart Trial Underway in Akron District Court
Ronald Cook, a minor, and his father C. R. Cook, along with C. R. Cook individually, sue the Town of Akron and others in district court. Judge James P. Kelley presides as jurors are selected. The case stems from a Go Kart race mishap on Akron streets.
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Ronald Cook
C. R. Cook
Akron
James P. Kelley
Minneapolis quartet set for Adeline show
Notorietics Quartet of Minneapolis will be one of the featured groups at the Sweet Adeline Roaring Twenties Show at Central auditorium Saturday at 8 pm. The group won the region six championship in 1961 and later ranked 12th in international competition at Colorado Springs the same year. The quartet has appeared on Twin Cities TV shows and Sweet Adeline shows in regions five and six and SPEBSQSA shows the last three years.
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Notorietics Quartet
Minneapolis
Central Auditorium
Elna Hammer
Coon Rapids
Minn
Lou Ann Dystra
Jean Spung
New Brighton
Ginny Williams
Nota-riejties
Colorado Springs
Twin Cities
Notarieties
le Mars
Clean Up Paint Up Fix Up Week Proclaimed in Le Mars
Mayor Eugene Scholer designates April 27 to May 4 as official Clean Up Paint Up Fix Up Week in Le Mars Iowa. The program, sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce, calls on all city departments, organizations, clubs, churches, schools, and residents to participate for community improvement and safety.
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Eugene Scholer
le Mars
Chamber OF Commerce
Theity
Schoo's
E. R. Scholer
City of
Towa
May Fellowship for United Church Women Held at St John
The May Fellowship meeting of the Le Mars United Church Women will be held Friday at St John United Church of Christ. Registration starts at 9:00 am and runs to 11:00 am with opening services, music, prayer, and a short address by Dr Robert Herrick of Westmar. Discussion groups and a symposium moderated by Dr Herrick will follow over coffee. Nursery will be available. The event supports the United Council of Church Women and its education and aid projects. Members come from First Baptist, Calvary EUB, Stanton EUB, St George Episcopal, American Lutheran, First Methodist, and First Presbyterian.
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United Church
St. John
United Council of Church Women
le Mars Council of Church Women
First Baptist
United Church of Christ
Calvary
Stanton
E.U.B
St. George
Episcopal
American Lutheran
First Methodist
First Presbyterian
le Mars
Birth and fines report from local area
Look Who's Here Born to Mr and Mrs John Kessenbch Jr route 2 Le Mars a son April 28 at St Joseph Mercy hospital Sioux City the baby weighed 8 pounds 6 ounces and has a sister and brother Twenty three drivers have paid 1 fines for overtime parking in the business district during the last 10 days In a highway patrol case Michael G Louscher Paullina April 22 paid a $30 fine for night speed Charge made March 30
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John Kessenbch Jr
Route 2
le Mars
St. Joseph Mercy Hospital
Sioux City
Michael G. Louscher
Paullina
Fox Pup Visitor At Superintendent Home
A seven week old fox pup named Renard arrived in the rain last Thursday evening at the front door of Supt. E. D. Archambault. The Beagle hound of the Archambaults was upset as the fox followed the hound home after a child released it from its territory. Clark Bulser and Gary Georke captured the pup, which stayed close to the Beagle but avoided approaching people. After a vet check, the fox was handed to Tom Bohan, a high school biology teacher.
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E. D. Archambault
le Mars Community
Daily Sentinel
Archambault
Clark Bulser
Gary Georke
Renard
Tom Bohan
Hospital Inpatient Additions And Dismissals At Le Mars Area
A hospital log shows admissions on Friday and Saturday at Sacred Heart and Le Mars facilities including Agnes Schrooten and Minnie Russell. Dismissals list Henry Grimjes, Lois Whitmore, Rod pert, and others with locations Le Mars Remsen and Pierson. A Sunday report notes Henry Reints and John Killeas among admissions and Henry Grimjes dismissed. An obituary line: Anna Kruse of Le Mars. Fire destroys millions worth of timber wildlife and pasture.
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Clara Neubrand
le Mars
Minnie Russell
Malcolm Grieve
Pierson
Ron Bogue
Lakeview
Lois Whitmore
Council Bluffs
Frank Sitzman
Dennis Shorg
Remsen
Jack Gengler
Paullina
Orville Durr
Struble
Henry Grimjes
William HH. Fitzpatrick
Louis Brouillette
Herman Kluver
Karl Schnepf
Anna Kruse
Births at Sacred Heart Le Mars and area births noted
Birth announcements include a daughter born April 26 at Sacred Heart hospital in Le Mars to Mr. and Mrs. Duraard Rieper of Cleghorn, a son born April 27 to Mr. and Mrs. Dale Mousel of Alton, and a daughter born April 27 to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Vogelman of Marcus. Also, two of ten winners in the Pick the Porker contest announced at the Sioux City stockyards: Edwin Beitelspacher of Le Mars and Larry Smith of Merrill. $15 prize. finalists June 8.
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Duraard Rieper
Cleghorn
Dale Mousel
Alton
Henry Vogelman
Marcus
Sioux City
Edwin Beitelspacher
le Mars
Larry Smith
Merrill
Ruth Schuette Named Interim Clerk of Court in Plymouth County
District Judge James P. Kelley appointed Ruth Schuette interim Clerk of Court in Plymouth County after years as deputy. She took the oath and began duties at the opening of the Cook vs. Town case.
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Ruth Schuette
Plymouth County
James P. Kelley
Miss Schuette
Akron trial in Monday session ends with interim clerk order
Judge Kelley opened the Life's End of Akron case Monday directing appointment to fill the unexpired term of Earl F. Remer, who died Friday. County Auditor Claire Steele has custody of the office and records until a successor is named, while business continues. Plymouth County Board of Review starts May 1 with assessments reviewed through May 31. protests due by May 20. Board members listed. Also, Royal Theatre doors will be replaced with solid glass in a remodeled entrance. Le Mars Community High School Band Parents plan final meeting at 8 p.m. Wednesday in the Central activity room to finalize year end details.
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Akron
Kelley
County Board of Supervisors
Earl F. Remer
Remer
Claire Steele
Board of Supervisors
Plymouth County Board of Review
Ed Kehrberg
Kehberg
Board of Review
George Pavlik
le ‘Mars
Walter Muecke
Hinton
Ed Stall
Kingsley
Peter Homan
Remsen
William Mitchell
Royal Theatre
le Mars
Senor
Intermittent Rain Totals 0.42 Inch Over Four Days
Weather notes four days of light rain totaling 0.42 inch easing dry surface soil. Daily amounts: 0.07, 0.07, 0.05, 0.23 inches. a trace Monday. Forecast calls for cloudy cool conditions with lingering light rain ending tonight and Tuesday partly cloudy. Also, Miss Pearl Lake, longtime court house deputy sheriff and office assistant, honored Monday as she retires at month end with an outdoor barbecue.
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Pearl Lake
Court House
Miss Lake
Le Mars Education Board Discusses Building Materials
Le Mars Community school district board met April 24 with the building advisory committee to review plans for an agriculture building and bus facilities. They will meet steel and masonry builders for input before finalizing designs. Superintendent Archambault reported all teaching positions for 1963 64 are filled and about 25 applicants sought the elementary principal post.
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le Mars Community
le Mars
Wth
Orval Melsen
April and May Community Event Calendar Highlights
A local calendar lists events from April 29 to May 4 including LCHS choral concert at 8 p.m. at Central Auditorium, a county cancer workers potluck at Calvary EUB Church, Homemaker's Holiday at the fairground 4-H building, WWI veterans events at Barracks 1507 and Eagles, LCHS assembly Atomic World, and sports meets at Westmar golf Buena Vista and Hawarden. Also Sweet Adeline show at Central Auditorium and a May Fellowship at St John United Church of Christ.
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LCHS
County Cancer Workers and Families
Calvary Eub
Fairground
Eagles
Lchs Assembly
Atomic World
Central Auditorium
Westmar
Buena Vista
Hawarden
St. John United Church of Christ
Northwestern
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Spears Tunelling Corp
Vernon P. Schroeder
Ralston
Neb
Jerry Kelly
Ristan
Schroeder
Frank Wilhelmi
Sheriff
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Lela) Wilhelmi
Frank Scholer
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ASC
Leonard Woltll
Jean
Lola Stelpflug
Central Avenue
Mr. Duster
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Bill
Gerhard Weber
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Frank Margolin
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Elizabeth Kenz
S. Cecelia
Vincent Hospital
Bertha Rentschler Weber
Adeline
Foxy
Supt. E. D. Archambault
Sacred iHeart Hospital
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Henry
Grimses
Isadore Homan
George Walters
Henry ‘Reints
John Killeas
Frank Ernst
John Shea
Lchs Band
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E. D Archambault
C. L. Hagen
Sylvia Schneider
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