Laws to curb Sunday shopping reveal moral remedy bias
The General Assembly debates a Sunday closing law aimed at stopping groceries, office equipment, furniture, cars and clothing sales on Sundays. Support comes from major retailers who say it targets big city supermarkets, while critics warn laws replace personal virtue with state control and invite loopholes. The piece questions the moral fibre of society and warns of legal temptations for unscrupulous merchants.
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General Assembly
Iowa
St Clair's Remodeling Sale Announces Three Day Event
St Clair's remodeling clearance sale announced with a three day span Thursday through Saturday. Don Marino leads the event as the store retools for a modern look in Northwest Town. R J Kovaleske sells his stake to Robert M St Clair of Mason City as new manager Don Marine, former manager in Chippewa Falls Wisconsin, oversees details.
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St. Clair's
Page Five
Don Marino
St. Clair’s
Northwest Town
St. Clair- Kovaleske Clothing
R. J. Kovaleske
Robert M. St. Clair
Mason City
Mr. St. Clair
le Mars
Don Marine
St. Clair
Chippewa Falls
Wis
Local Markets Bean and Corn Prices Report
The notes show New Beans at 2.37 and New Corn No 2 at 2.107 with oats listed as Produce A-Large Eggs 27 and A-Medium Eggs B-Grade Lge 2000. Also listed are 2B Under Grades 15 and Pullets 15 reflected in market pricing.
Constance Chapman Demonstrates Old Fashioned Teaching
Constance Chapman former Le Mars resident and Carlsbad senior high school American history teacher is featured for her old fashioned teaching style now entering her 35th year in Carlsbad. Her method emphasizes learning over memorization with question answer periods strong quotations and heart knowledge of the Star Spangled Banner. She notes students who neglect high school education face limited job prospects and recalls humorous exchanges about the changing youth of today.
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Constance Chapman
le Mars
Carlsbad
N. M
Miss Chapman
Piains
le Mars High School
Western Union
Westmar) College
Th. Chapman
Argus
America
Rotary Club Honors Three Members in Surprise Program
Le Mars Rotary Club honored three members at a regular meeting for recent changes in status. R J Kovaleske Elmer Lund and Nels Newendorf were cited with brief career resumes read by club members. Lund retired as area conservationist, Kovaleske runs St Clair Kovaleske clothing store, Newendorf left Standard Oil tank work to become Mary Ses full time city clerk at year start.
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le Mars
Wendell Boylan
Rome Kovaleske
Artie Piersen
Elmer Lund
Hon Kluckhohn
Nils Newendorp
Lund
Kovaleske
St. Clair-Kovaleske Clothing Star
Newendorp
Me Newendorp
Mary Ses
Double Trouble on Ice Sinks Car and Shack Burns
Ice on Big Stone lake near Ortonville Minnesota claimed a new car owned by Jim Kronveter a former Le Mars resident. A fishing party saw the car sink through soft ice and a nearby fishing shack burned with loss of tackle. The blaze cause unknown and the group did not return to investigate. New Westmar college students will be welcomed at a Friday reception with officials and entertainment. Second term starts January 28.
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Big Stone Lake
Ortonville
Minn
Jim Kroneveter
le Mars
Elk Point
Mr. Kronveter
Becker
Bill Miller
Granville
Laguna Beach
Westmar College
Weilder
H. H. Kalas
le Mars Chamber of Commerce
C. W. Dehne
Richard Oliver
Associated Students of
Life's End Owen L Taylor Dies in California
Owen Le Taytre 56 a former Westfield resident died Friday in Sacramento California He was born January 2 1907 at Westfield moved to California in 1932 He married Rich Warren November 8 1997 in Reno Survivors include the widow four sisters and seven brothers Funeral services and burial will be in Sacramento
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Owen le Taytre
Sacramento
Calif
Westfield
Mr. Tevtz
California
Rich Warren
Reno
Mable Shattucke
Hartley
May Helm
Sioux City
Julia Liste
Caldwell
Idaho
Ruth Reynolds
Fld
Sinus City
Ernest
Fkalaka
Howard Nathaniel
Paul
Clarence
Bernard
First Presbyterian Church Names New Elders and Trustees
The First Presbyterian Church held its annual meeting on Sunday evening January 13 naming new elders Jack Harker Jo Deegan and Claire Steele and trustees Elmer Athens Glenn Waite and Randall Stayer for three year terms Existing elders Myrle Truesdahl Clayton Feis Burton Andersen Arie Bemgaars Harold Shranger Norman Bolser and new draftees join current board members Mrs Robert Roseberry Henry Dekstra Wade Woodke D W Dibble May Prokop and Mrs Edgar Talsma also elected to serve on committees including music Christian education nomin ating and others with terms expiring in 1964 or 1945 Financial secretaries Mrs E H Carey and Patricia Kanago church treasurer Mrs J D Ransom canvass directors Gordon Brodie and Clayton Feis and Sunday school secretary treasurer Mrs William Bomgaars Roy Glynn named ahead usher.
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Toresters
First Presbyterian Church
Jack Harker
Jo Deegan
Claire Steele
Elmer Athens
Glenn Waite
Randall Stayer
Myrle Truesdahl
Clayton Feis
Burton Andersen
Arie Bemgaars
Harold Shranger
Norman Bolser
Robert Roseberry
Henry Dekstra
Wade Woodke
D. W. Dibble
May Prokop
Edgar Talsma
Norman Keech
Norman Mauer
Joe Deegan
Henry Dykstra
Dick Pew
E. H. Carey
Patricia Kanago
J. D. Ransom
Gordon Brodie
William Bomgaars
Roy Glynn
Hospital Admissions and Discharges at Sacred Heart
Admitted Monday at Sacred Heart hospital were John von Hagel and William Grady Sr., both from Le Mars. Discharged were Randall Stover, Orville Schuster, Norman Ashmore, Daniel Augustine, all from Le Mars, and Randall Stover from Le Mars.
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Sacred Heart Hospital
John von Hagel
le Mars
William Grady ,Sr
Randall Stover
Orville Schuster
Norman Ashmore
Daniel Augustine
Remsen
Karli buys building. Criswell Electric to move in
Verlin Karli announced the purchase of the northwest corner building at Central Ave and Second St. He plans to relocate his TV service there in March when possession is gained. Criswell Electric will also move to the new site on March 1 from the Ford garage location next to the Union hotel. The building was owned by Charles Wiley with Don Stevens, who ran Cash and Carry Cleaners there. The Halter welding shop occupies the rear.
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Second St. South
Verlin Karli
Criswell Electric
Karli
Ford Garage
Union Hotel
Charles Wiley
Don Stevens
Cash and Carry Cleaners
Halter Welding Shop
Weather turns frigid as north winds blow through Iowa
Residents faced sub zero wind chills with a cold wave forecast for the region. Gusts of northwest winds 15 to 25 mph drove temperatures down to 33 to 28 degrees by morning. A watershed information meeting in Merrill drew about twenty participants to learn about Flood control and soil conservation programs.
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Towa
Bradley Ross Sledding Mishap Hurts Le Mars Boy
Bradley Ross a nine year oldDaily Sentinel carrier sustained a head bump a black eye and a jaw cut when his sled struck a side of a westbound car at the 10th Street and 1st Avenue intersection in Le Mars his family said the 1953 Ford owned by Neil Hindman was driven by Floyd Hendrix an 18 year old Westmar College student from South Bend Ind Hendrix stopped to aid him three other college students and Charles Williams of Le Mars arrived to assist at Sacred Heart Hospital he was kept home for several days under observation
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Bradley Ross
E. C
Bud) Ross
le Mars
Bradley
Daily Sentinel
10Th St
1St Ave
Sacred Heart Hospital
Floyd Hendrix
Westmar College
South Bend
Ind
Neil Hindman
Hendrix
Births at Sacred Heart Hospital Reported
Here are birth announcements from Sacred Heart hospital with details of newborn boys. Jon Relting son of LeRay and Mrs. Relting of Le Mars. Idan Neyens son of Mar vin Neyens and Mrs. Neyens of Hinton. Jan Rassel son of Paul and Mrs. Rassel of Marcus.
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Sacred Heart Hospital
Mar
Vin Neyens
Hinton
Idan
Paul Rassel
Marcus
Jan
January events and games listed for Sioux City area
Calendar items show events: Le Mars Teachers meeting January 22 at 7 p.m. Central Activity Room, Westmar receptions January 23 for new students, Great Books program January 23 7 20 p.m. at Oak Room library, Sophocles plays January 23 24 Oedipus Rex and Oedipus at Colonus, LDC meeting January 24 8 p.m. Oak Room, Occidental Chanter and Plymouth Commandery Knights Templar installation January 24 8 p.m. Masonic Temple, Westmar vs Dana January 25, LCHS vs Sioux Center January 26, LCHS vs Spencer January 26, Westmar vs Northwestern January 26, American Association of University Women January 28 8 p.m. Oak Room library.
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Sioux City
le Mars
Westmar
Boo
Sophocles
Colonus
LDC
Dan
Occidental Chanter
Plymouth
Northwestern
American Association of University Women
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