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Newspaper
Le Mars Daily Sentinel
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1963
Page
1
A columnist laments President Kennedy's proposed budget size and a looming large deficit while noting potential income tax cuts. The piece questions inflation risks, cites economists predicting stable prices due to idle capacity, and suggests political and economic upheaval might alter the forecast. It ends with a wry hint about buffering the stomach with aspirin.
Charles W. Tucker DDS formerly of Le Mars was installed president of the Storm Lake Kiwanis club at a Jan. 14 ceremony at the Steak House. He passed a rigid fitness test and was installed by Lieutenant Governor Glenn Uhl who presented the president's button. Dr. Tucker is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Tucker of Le Mars.
Mrs Rose Mary Deegan of Maurice Friday was named Queen for a Day on the nationally televised program but Le Mars viewers saw a taped show. She is on a trip to Las Vegas via Glendale with exit notes about her late husband and a wish for a new store and appliances. Queen Rose Mary received gifts including roses blankets luggage a watch towels a washer and dryer a portable TV a Spiegel certificate an electric organ and a Bible.
Mrs Lena A Klingebiel 87 longtime Dakota County farm family then Sioux City resident died Thursday at Cherry Lawn nursing home after a two month illness. Born November 26 1875 in Pittsburgh she moved to Nebraska briefly then married Herman Klingebiel in 1889. Survived by daughter Esther McKee two sons Walter of Hinton Albert of Silver Spring Md one brother F W Lotz eight grandchildren seven great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements with Nelson Berger Morningside.
Donald Trout suffered a head gash requiring three stitches after cutting his head on a nail while inspecting attic pipes. He was taken to Le Mars hospital late Jan 14 following a tetanus shot reaction and will be able to return to his job at Clark’s Hardware on Friday.
Funeral services for Edward A Schuette 82 of Ireton will be Saturday at 2 pm at St John Lutheran Church Craig Rev E Schemmel to officiate burial in Ireton cemetery He was born December 4 1881 His wife died a year ago Survivors include daughter Bernice Ludwig of California son Alvin of Akron and brother Fred of Ireton.
Fredonia Marien H club met January 2 at Arnold Mehning home with Lloyd Freking presiding. Fourteen members answered roll call. The winter tour is set for March 9 starting at Don Wagner’s. A roller skating party is planned for February 14 at Orange City. Steve Mehning gave a demonstration on Rations of Feed. Mrs Mehning served bone chilling treats. Weather notes mention subzero cold, light snow, and near 19 degrees prior. Kingsley post office seeks substitute clerk carrier applicants at $2.26 per hour with raises. Danny Heuertz reporter.
Special Mr and Mrs John Brangwin returned Saturday from a four month vacation trip. They visited their son and his wife Mr and Mrs Don Brangwin and family of Seattle and attended the World’s Pair. They enjoyed visiting points of interest in California, their son and his wife Mr and Mrs Joe Brangwin at Tron, and chemical factories and other industries located in the desert towns.
Dr Warren Stamp a 1949 graduate exemplifies Westmar College motto Preparing for Service to Mankind. A physician at Washington University School of Medicine in St Louis and orthopedic consultant for public schools, he has national prominence for his work with handicapped children. He is married to Mary Muilenburg. they have three sons and roots in Le Mars and Alton.
A son named Jan was born January 16 at St Joseph Mercy Hospital in Merrill. Hauff Hardware Inc filed a district court suit against Vernon Pageler seeking $44.15 on an account.
Mrs Ralph Schreeten is listed as a patient at Methodist Hospital in Rochester Minnesota with treatment ongoing.
Workmen began remodeling St. Clair Kovaleske in Le Mars by removing the back balcony and bricking in rear windows. A new basement stairway is being built on the front north wall and the center stairway will be closed. Don Marine said the store remains open and invites customers to watch progress while promising a better shopping experience.
Mr and Mrs Henry Janssen hosted an open house at St John American Lutheran Church on Sunday January 13 in observance of their golden wedding day. About 270 guests offered best wishes as children and grandchildren presented a short program with songs and quartets.
Floyd Huls hires Willard's Nursery Service to trim and balance trees after moving two houses across 16 blocks. City officials and residents raise complaints as work proceeds, with letters to homeowners and a target finish by February 1. Inspections and approvals shift to Huls and Willard Nienhuis. Also details a January Remsen farm fire at the Vondrak/Krogman site with unknown cause.
Mrs Caroline Woll 84 longtime Johnson resident dies Friday in Sacred Heart hospital after illness. Funeral Monday Jan 21 at St Joseph Catholic church Ellendale Rev E E Apt officiates. Burial Calvary Cemetery Wiltgen Luedtke funeral home after Sunday noon visitation. Born Sept 20 1878 Clarence Iowa moved to Johnson township age five. Married Emil Woll Jan 22 1901 Le Mars. he died earlier along with son Leonard, daughter Marie, two brothers and three sisters. Surviving are sons John and Joe both in Johnson Township and six grandchildren. Member of St Joseph Altar Society Ellendale.
Since 1950 Baha i World Faith members have observed the third Sunday in January as World Religion Day to spread the oneness of religion. Followers believe Baha u llah is part of a divine succession and that unity ends prejudice and leads to universal peace. Mrs. Henrietta L. Kroll of Sioux City submits.
Deborah circle of the church served the family with a short talk by Dr. L. L. Belk. Out of town guests included Sr. Dorothea Meyer of Milwaukee Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hespen of Fremont Neb Mr. and Mrs. Harry Johnson of Fort Dodge and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Janssen of Worthington Minn.
Local calendar notes LCHS hosts Rock Rapids on January 19 while Westmar meets Sioux Falls on January 18. The January 24 annual LDC meeting is set for 8 p.m. in the Library Oak room. Nicwepaper HADHIVES
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