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Le Mars Daily Sentinel

Location

Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1963

Page

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Weathered memories of subsidies and local accidents in Le Mars

In a late January bulletin Le Mars notes a shift in farm policy, signaling the administration may dial back tight controls on agriculture to appease critics as farm income improves. Two traffic crashes on Plymouth Street and 4th Street SE are recorded, both under investigation by Patrolman Beasley, while the Eastern Star Past Matrons Club plans an afternoon meeting at a member’s home with listed co hosts.

4Th St 1St Ave T. Hale Parker le Mars Larry Messelheiser Albert Messelheiser Mr. Parker Frederick George Haring Jr Route 2 Cleo Laughton Plymouth St 2Nd Ave Haring Ford Laughton Beasley Eastern Star Fred Riter Jeanette Deedrick Herman Jaffer A. L. McGill

Selmer Bergerson resigns as Le Mars parks chief

Selmer Bergerson Wednesday announced his resignation as superintendent of Le Mars parks effective February 1. He will move to San Jose California where he will work as a greenskeeper at a private country club. An auction of the Bergersons household goods is set for 1 30 p m Saturday at the Koenig armory. The family has lived in the caretaker’s house at Municipal park for five years.

Selmer Bergerson le Mars Parks Bergerson San Jose Calif Koenig Armory Ruden Country Club le Mars Selmer Darlene Country Clubs Keith Tammy Municipal Park

Remsen men fined for disturbing the peace in Westmar dormitory

Fines of 29 pounds are imposed on Virgil R. Gettsche and Michael J. Reiners of Remsen for disturbing the peace as police report they were driving by and shouting. Le Mars Mayor's court fines Vernon R. Halweg 14 dollars for speeding in a restricted zone. Sioux City resident George Kooi pays 12 dollars for truck speed. Clifford Hansen of Merrill is fined 9 pounds for transporting a dead animal without cover. Home elimination speech contest at Gehlen High School set for 7 pm Thursday to choose Gehlen's CYO contest rep. NFO to hold January 28 meeting at 8 pm at Eagles club with officer elections and free oyster stew.

Virgil R. Gettsche Michael J. Reiners Remsen Marjorie Craven Senersiser Westmar Eollege Acd Hellering Vernon R- Halweg le Mars Kelly George Kooi Soux City Cliford Hansen Merrill J. Carber Cherokee Town Department of Agriculture

Conservation Pays For Leo Schroeder

Soil Conservation district cooperator Leo Schroeder on five farms near Ovens North of Fredonia township shows gains from crop rotation and terracing. He reports oats and corn yields from 1959 to 1962, with rotations including corn er and corn oats meadow and yearly meadow plow under, suggesting significant returns across varying weather.

Leo Schroeder Soil Conservation District Soil Conservation Service Une Schroeder Ovens Co-op Les Mars

Harsh Arctic Weather Grips City With Subzero Readings

Residents faced freezing conditions as official readings showed 21 degrees below zero and unofficial reports around 28 below. Cars struggled to start, service stations reported high battery demand, and winds of 15 to 23 mph. No relief expected soon, with a slow warmup likely Thursday or Friday and a possible high near 5 above under partly cloudy skies.

Weather Bureau

Firemen Re-Elect Herman Becker Chief for Eighth Year

Le Mars volunteer firemen re elected Herman Becker chief for the eighth consecutive year at the department s annual election held last Thursday January 17 at the fire station. All other officers were re elected first assistant chief Bob Becker second assistant chief Merle Nessius and secretary treasurer Leonard Harrison.

le Mars Herman Becker Bob Becker Merle Nessius Leonard Harrison

Names of Patients Admitted and Discharged at Sacred Heart

Admitted Tuesday at Sacred Heart hospital are Mrs. Audrey Grubb of Kingsley Mrs. Gilbert Rolling Kingsley Dorothy Plendl Kingsley Mrs. Alvina Schmillen Marcus and August Michaelson Pierson. Dismissed include Gunter Rolfes Le Mars Mrs. Kenneth Groep per and son Remsen. Expired: Mrs. Alvina Schmillen Marcus.

Sacred Heart Hospital Audrey Grubb Kingsley Gilbert Rolling Dorothy Plendl Alvina Schmillen Marcus August Michaelson Pierson Gunter Rolfes le Mars Kenneth Groepper

Plymouth County to survey beef cow and calf operations

Plymouth county will join a state survey of beef cow and calf practices conducted by Iowa State University Plymouth county Extension Service and Iowa Breeders Co op. Eight representatives will visit farms Thursday and Friday in selected townships to assess practices and problems.

Town State University Plymouth County Extension Service Iowa Breeders Coop Plymouth County Arlie A. Pierson Westsfield Sioux Hungerford Elkhorn Garfield Grant Elgin Litberty Perry Num

Tree Trimming Scars to Heal and City Ordinance Talk

City Council met with Willard Nienhuis and John Hull to review final details of tree trimming done during house moves for Mr. Hull. Nienhuis said almost all trees were trimmed and scars would be sealed. 28 homeowners signed releases. Some trees untouched due to private ownership or absent owners. Council planned a final job check and discussed existing ordinances requiring bonds and routes, with a 40 percent value rule. Also Mildred Blumeyer to lead O'Brien County Republican Women meeting January 30 in Sutherland, succeeding Elveta Coleman.

Willard Nienhuis Willard Sioux Center John ‘Manson Floyd ‘Hull Hull Sheldon Mildred Blumeyer O'Brien County

Gas rate reduction at Cherokee announced

Natural gas customers of the Iowa Electric Light and Power Co. in Cherokee will see a rate cut effective with meter readings on January 27, reducing the annual home heating bill by about 2.40 dollars.

Cherokee Iowa Electric Light and Power Co

Goose Creek channel to be cleared with dragline

City Council discussed flood damage work on Goose Creek and the option to buy or lease a secondhand dragline to clear the channel. An engineering study was prioritized to determine if the creek is large enough to require dredging and ongoing maintenance.

Goose Creek Blane Oil Co State Highway Commission Raymond Boetzer Hiway Gerdes Pharmacy

Calendar highlights from Sioux City diocese and local groups

January events list includes Westmar reception for new students, Great Books discussion on Sophocles at Oak Room Library, LDC meeting, Knights Templar installation at Masonic Temple, Westmar and LCHS basketball games, American Association of University Women meeting, adult night school, county NFO gathering. Also Sioux Center and Spencer games noted with dates.

Sioux City Westmar Sophocles Oedipus Colonus LDC Occidental Plymouth Commandry Knights Templar Masonic Temple Dana LCHS Sioux Center Spencer Northwestern American Association of University Women County NFO Eagles Club

Also Mentioned on This Page

Dobbin Congress Arthives OF Parks and Golf Gehlen Gehlen High School CYO Plymouth County Nfo Texas Odessa Tex Ludean Ray Loutsch Fredonia Township Ovens Arctic Neo Mr. Pierson Mrs. Blumeyer O‘brien Dwight Calhoons Tony Dwight Calhoon Ply St. SE George Mount Calhoons Calhoon Cal Mrs. Calhoon Board of Education Sioux Center Community Kinsey Rainbow Girls le Mars Assembly of Benny Holland Josephine Hahn Maurice Cong Charles Hoeven Alton Kennedy
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