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Newspaper
Le Mars Daily Sentinel
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1963
Page
4
A probation officer praised a Rock Rapids Kiwanis Club for prompting a local couple to offer a home to a needy youth. The state institution provided a place and education, so the couple declined medals and accepted the chance to help. The piece lauds voluntary care and urges continued community support.
LeMars Daily Sentinel is the official city and county paper published on weekdays excluding Saturdays and holidays. The staff lists Chan Pitts editor Carter Pitts news editor Glada Reichert production manager John Hodgson manager Ellis Johansen manager and the offices at 21 First St NE Le Mars Iowa with telephone 546 5124.
Frerichs, Klemme, Oltmanns, and Mulford posted top corn yields on 5 acre plots using hybrids 426 XL and 427A with moisture adjusted to 152 percent. Vernon Whittenburg of Clay County set the area record 166.42 bushels. Each man received a personalized engraved plaque at the champions’ recognition dinner in Cherokee. An annual Farmers Hybrid award honors top yields in the region. Sixteen Westmar College students entered a two-divisional intramural speech contest in Dubs Hall judged by Charles Kauderer and Johnnie Powell. Certificates went to superior and excellent finishers. a debate division is planned for February on unilateral nuclear disarmament.
Don Carters Bowling advises a smooth short slide for balance and timing. A Nebraska EUB drive began in Milford in August 1962 to raise 6000 toward Westmar college debt reduction, with workshops in 12 areas in November and plans to sell 600 ten dollar shares to EUB men in local churches January 1 15 1963. Progress reports follow at the January winter men’s congress January 20 27.
The Le Mars Women's Christian Temperance Union held its November meeting at Mrs. J. D. Tindall's home with co-hostess Mrs. Johnson. Mrs. Haddock gave the invocation and led a program on giving thanks. December meeting notes include Bible readings, roll call on temperance topics, a $2 donation to the Retarded Children's fund, and five honorary male members.
A community note reflects on peace, temperance, and Christian duty amid a Christmas luncheon. It cites a gift exchange, hosts Mrs Henry Hahn and publicity chairwoman, plus a New Year anniversary dinner for Mr and Mrs M J Lancaster in Le Mars with relatives visiting from Clara City Orange City Aurora New York Cedar Rapids and Cedar Rapids and many greetings from far flung kin.
The Grant Clover Clover H club met at Gail and Mary Johnsons on Saturday January 5 with seventeen members present. A Valentine party was planned for February and a gift exchange was organized. Sharon Heien joined the club. Talks included Color and Me by Carol Asseln Take a Look at Color by Joyce Schmidt Lines and Designs in Clothing by Mary Johnson and Using my Clothing Inventory to Plan my Wardrobe by Cheryl Doering. A demonstration Lines In my Wardrobe was given by Gail Johnson. Next meeting is February 12 at Ruth Ann Johnsons. Lunch was served.
A Boston celebration for a newborn son features a playful clash of regional identities. Parents from the deep South boast about Southern virtue while friends tease, and the father quips that ancestry does not determine character, likening a kitten in the oven to muffins.
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