Bake sale by LeMars Christian Mothers at O P Skaggs
Le Mars Christian Mothers of St. Joseph Catholic church plan a bake sale for Saturday at the O P Skaggs store. Bring sale items in the morning if possible and cash donations are appreciated.
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Newspaper
Le Mars Daily Sentinel
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1963
Page
5
Le Mars Christian Mothers of St. Joseph Catholic church plan a bake sale for Saturday at the O P Skaggs store. Bring sale items in the morning if possible and cash donations are appreciated.
Le Mars residents Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Henrich mark 50 years of marriage with a Sunday Jan 27 mass at Assumption Catholic church Merrill followed by a family dinner. Open house for relatives and friends 2 to 4 pm at the Le Mars Eagles club. They wed Jan 28 1913 in Wilm on Minn. They moved to Le Mars in 1934 and have a son Lee Henrich two daughters and five grandchildren.
The United Presbyterian Women hold a general meeting at the church Tuesday with a 1 30 p m dessert luncheon and devotional led by Mrs Henry Dykstra. missionary updates by Ethel Wagner and a program on God is Love by Mrs Herbert MacKenzie. Grant township Farm Bureau women met Wednesday at 1 30 p m for a luncheon at Mrs Henry G Marienau's home with nine members and two visitors sharing a historical fact about town. Also noted are reports from officers and committees, lessons planned for Le Mars and Canada study, a Jinx club gathering at Cora’s Tea Room, Ruth circle activities of St. John church ALCW, St Ann discussion club of the Diocesan Council of Catholic Women, and a Rebekah circle event.
Theodore Flammang and wife of Kingsley celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house at St Michael Catholic Church social hall Kingsley next Sunday January 27 from 2 to 5 pm No invitations were sent The couple married January 7 1913 in Mapleton They reside in the Mapleton Kingsley area Their five daughters Arlo Van Buskirk Melvin Grabow Leona Preble Joe Timmins and Ralph Litzmann and two sons Adolph and Kenneth who are in the navy will attend Their family includes 26 grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
Funeral services for Kenneth Lynn Hulshof infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Hulshof were held at 1 30 p m Monday at First Reformed church Orange City burial followed at Pleasant Hill cemetery Ireton Kenneth born Jan 7 in Orange City survived by parents a sister Glenda maternal grandmother Mrs Peter Lockhorst Sr Ireton and paternal grandfather Herman Hulshof Ireton
The Elgin America 4 H club met at Pete Kneip’s home with 14 members answering the roll call led by Ron Nuebel. Gary Kneip demonstrated balancing rations and Dennis Gralapp discussed arithmetic and livestock nutrition. Three new members joined. Calian Lutheran church circle met at Mrs W E Rozeboom’s home with Mrs Fred Hamann presiding. Bible study led by Mrs Melvin Gearke. 1963 officers were elected and installed: chairman Mrs Fred Hamann educational chairman Miss Lorene Siege stewardship chairman Mrs George Schmiesing and secretary treasurer Mrs Melvin Gearke.
Lawrence G. Meseck of Le Mars route 2 is named to the President's Club of Lutheran Brotherhood, Sioux Falls based fraternal life insurer, for top sales through personal new business last year. He belongs to the Sioux Falls general agency as Lutheran Brotherhood posts assets around 239 million dollars and in force over 1.5 billion. Friends and relatives are invited to a 40th wedding anniversary open house for Nick and Maria Kloster at Sunrise Manor Sioux City on Sunday January 27 from 2 to 4 p.m.
The event featured Diane Loutsch and Fred Peutz among attendees. Lunch was served by Mrs. Kneip as reporter Diana Gralapp notes the gathering.
Le Mars students join 92 member chorus from Marycrest and St Ambrose for a two day tour through western Illinois and eastern Iowa January 28 29. Choral directors are Rev James E Greene and Sister Mary Elizabeth Anne. Mary Kaye Luedtke Stephennie Stopak and Thomas Schaefer are among Le Mars members. Fourteen Westmar seniors will receive bachelor’s degrees at spring commencement.
St Joseph parish Le Mars chairmen of the Northwest Diocesan Council of Catholic Women met at Mrs. Burton Dull’s home. Reports on committees and plans for the coming year were presented. A coffee and social hour followed. Reporting chairmen included Mrs. Charles Wiley Mrs. Leo Flaherty Mrs. Arnold Sitzmann Mrs. Edwin Sitzmann Mrs. Eugene Paetz Mrs. Al Schenkelberg and Mrs. Paul Traufler.
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