St Marys Remsen to host Sioux City Diocesan Tourney
The St Marys of Remsen gym will host the Sioux City Diocesan basketball tournament from Sunday through the week. Five games are slated with St Josephs Ash ton vs Danbury at 7 PM and Le Mars Gehlen vs Granville Spalding at 8 30 PM on opening night. Breda St Bernard’s are defending champions after last year’s 76 73 OT win over Gehlen.
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St. Mary's High School Gymnasim
Sioux City
Remsen Maples
St. Joseph’s of
Ashton
Danbury
le Mars Gehlen
Granville Spalding
Larchwood St. Mary's
Cherokee SC
Rumsen St. Mary’s
Marcus Holy Name
Breda St. Bernard's
le Mars
Patient Mrs Besse Mur dock at Orange City hospital
A note records Mrs. Besse Mur dock as a patient at the hospital in Orange City, indicating she is currently admitted.
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Besse Murdock
Orange City
Card of Thanks for Golden Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Henry Janssen express sincere thanks to all who helped make their golden wedding anniversary joyful. They thank everyone for the lovely cards flowers and gifts received. 15 M
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Henry Janssen
B Division Consolation and Championship Games Set
A and B Division consolation games and the championship will be held at Carroll on January 27, completing the tournament schedule.
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Carroll
Right at the Start Bowling Tip Emphasizes First Step
A coaching note urges bowlers to begin with a precise early step in a four step delivery. Focus on a short right foot push and move deliberately to trigger correct timing. Slow re-enactment helps identify mistakes and improve downstream timing.
Armco Steel dominates high bowling scores and team totals
Larry Langer of Reuters Floor Covering led with a 695 series and 235 best game while Lolan Cronin 615 topped the field and 235. Andy Anderson 603 and Dane Hansen 568 followed with solid marks. Armco Steel Bldgs posted the top team series at 2751 and high team game, Reuters Floor Covering 2696, Farm Bureau 2614, Le Mars Transfer 2599 as multiple players reached 200s.
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Larry Langer
Reuter
Lolan Cronin
Wiltgen Construction
Dane Hansen
Adler's
Sporting Goods
Larry Kennedy
Lou Kluver
Larry
Lou
Armco Steel
Farm Bureau
le Mars
Bowling League Standings And Highs From Branch Lanes
Standings from Junior League at Branch Lanes show Wool and Soncy Grain tied in wins with 0 losses, while Anthonys and Debonaire trail with several 0s. Highs include branch lanes team series 2000 and Cliff Campbell topping with 556 across three games and 200 single game. City League results list Craig’s team leading with 2642 series and 893 game. Elmer Van Wyhe tops three-game total at 578 and Clete Wiebersch 211 in a single game.
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Soncy Grain
Anthonys
Debonaire
Branch Lanes
Cliff Campbell
O. P. Skaggs
Huttons Tan
Hunstad Oil
Butchs
Kent Feed
Craig
Elmer van Wyhe
Clete Wiebersch
Huttons Hurstad Oil
Eagles
Hunstad
Ralph Reuter
W. Wen Mee
O. P. Skaggs Eagles
Craig Hunstad Oil
Hutton
Butch's Recreation
Kents
Fred Ween
Nate Dene
Hunttad Oil
Tap
Arlan Oltmanis
Rav Barthole
Le Mars Society Hosts Friday Club and Lutheran Circle
Mrs. Charles Brodie hosted the Le Mars Friday club with Mrs. Roger Brandt as co hostess. Mrs. Ronald Severson led the business meeting and members reporting in Adventures in Reading handed in five or 25 book reports. Tea followed. Mrs. John Brangwin Jr and Mrs. Alwin Becker hosted Mary circle of the American Lutheran church with Becker presiding. Officers for the coming year were elected: chairman Mrs. Alwin Becker stewardship chair Mrs. Luvois Schmidt educational chair Mrs. Lowell Marbach and secretary treasurer Mrs. Allen Wernl. Mrs. Dean Granquist led the afternoon Bible study. Guests for dinner included Mr. and Mrs. Roy Stansbery of Oxnard California and Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Farrin of Sioux City visiting Mr. and Mrs. Russell Green.
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Charles Brodie
le Mars
Roger Brandt
Ronald Severson
R. R. Bedell
John Brangwin Jr
Alwin Becker
Mary Circle
American Lutheran Church
Roy Stansbery
Oxnard
Calif
T. C. Farrin
Sioux City
Russell Green
Cropping season starts with rainfall concerns in Sioux County
Daily Dilly notes that if spring rains stay below normal, Sioux County may begin the cropping season at a disadvantage while much of Iowa is normal or above in rainfall. The forecast emphasizes moisture shortfalls affecting early field work and potential yields.
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Sioux County
Iowa
Subsoil moisture varies across western Sioux County
The Doon area has 1.8 inches of top five foot available moisture with 0.0 inches under meadow, while Le Mars shows 4.2 inches in the top five feet for both corn and meadow. Sutherland reports 6.7 inches under corn and 5.3 inches under meadow. Farmers should watch spring moisture and adjust planting and fertilizer to conditions.
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Doon
le Mars
Sutherland
Sioux County
Sheldon Mail
Hospital admissions and discharges list for Le Mars and Marcus
Admitted Thursday at Sacred Heart hospital Elmer Atwood Le Mars Gunter Rolfes Le Mars Dismissed Mrs Sophie Mar itz Remsen Mrs LeRoy Ham man Kingsley Mrs Henry Rieper Marcus Mrs Gary Tullis and son Le Mars Mrs James Beaulieu and daughter Le Mars Mrs Lyle Schlen ger Marcus
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Sacred Heart Hospital
Elmer Atwood
le Mars
Gunter Rolfes
Sophie Maritz
Remsen
LeRoy Hamman
Kingsley
Henry Rieper
Marcus
Gary Tullis
James Beaulieu
Lyle Schlenger
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