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Newspaper
Le Mars Daily Sentinel
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1963
Page
2
Ralph Hunter of Le Mars Little League announced the league is short of uniforms as former players have not returned their suits. Boys must return their uniforms immediately, with returns to Adier's Sporting Goods or to Jim Lorenzen.
Le Mars horseshoe club defeated Orange City in a best-of-seven series four sets to three to earn a fourth straight victory. The teams split the first two games as Orange City edged ahead 3-2 before Le Mars tied it 3-3 with a 55-5 win. Le Mars closed out with a 55-37 victory in game seven and now prepares for a June 4 match at Sheldon.
The city proclaims Friday May 31 and Saturday June 1 1963 as Little League Days in Le Mars to support the local ball teams serving about 250 youths with uniforms equipment and related costs. The declaration notes the community benefits from the program and aims to place the leagues on firm financial footing for the coming season.
Timothy OToole son of Dr and Mrs L C OToole of 716th Ave SE received a bachelor of arts degree at the Loras college commencement exercises June 2 in the college field house in Dubuque. The graduation class numbered 230.
Two judgments for divorce and writs of injunction were filed Friday. Eloise Kueny sues Paul Kueny, married March 2, 1950 in Vermillion South Dakota, parents of four minor children, seeking alimony child support and attorney fees along with divorce and custody. Bonnie Schulz sues Alvin Schulz, married December 4 1962 in Dakota City Nebraska, seeking custody of their minor child alimony child support and attorney fees along with divorce and injunction to restrain molestation.
City council approved purchase of the former Lucy Koetz home at 427 Ply. St. NE from her estate for 5000 to widen the corner on Highway 3. State Highway Commission will widen at no cost if city owns the property. After repaving, the city will resell. Bill Pew promised to buy the lot for at least the purchase price.
Confirmation services for 31 young people will be held Sunday at St John American Lutheran church. Rites are scheduled for 10 43 a.m. with a Holy Communion service for confirmands and families at 4 p m. on Sunday.
Jacob Sweifel 88 of Le Mars died Friday at Sacred Heart hospital after months of illness. Born June 30 1874 in Switzerland, he came to the United States as a young man. Funeral arrangements by Luken's Funeral Home are pending.
Miss Mary D Hardersen 61 a Sioux City resident for 11 years died Tuesday in a hospital after a year long illness. Born March 23 1902 in Hinton she lived there before moving to Sioux City survive two brothers John of Hinton and Thomas of Sioux City two sisters Mrs Herman Diediker of Sioux City and Mrs Martin Muecke of Hinton Funeral 1:30 p m Friday at St Paul Lutheran Rev R G Holzhauer officiating burial Radamaker cemetery at Hinton Also Lt Col and Mrs Al Rolfes and family left Friday for Fort Dodge where he takes a full time National Guard position at the Fort Dodge armory They sold their home at 317th Ave SE to Mr and Mrs Gene Kipp
May 21 freeze injury and a long dry spell since May 12 have stressed hay and small grain. Most corn replanted with uneven ripening likely from steeling. oats show few aphids due to freeze, not disease. Authorities discourage plowing up small grain to protect legume seeding amid moisture shortage.
George E. Poyzer, 72, of Emporia Kansas, died Monday May 27 at the Veterans hospital near Leavenworth after a long illness. Survived by wife Golda a daughter Juanita Phillips a son Dwight seven grandchildren and two sisters Jennie King and Laura Rollins. He moved to Kansas with his family about 60 years ago after living in Seney and Adaville communities.
Aer OK call Joel T Shepherd of Le Mars at 31 Central Ave SW with the contact number 5c6 40ls for urgent inquiry or confirmation.
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