Remsen Nuptials Tie Lois Nuebel and Jim Fisch
Lois Nuebel and Jim Fisch wed at St Mary Remsen in a 8:30 a m ceremony officiated by Rt Rev Msgr J D Fisch. Bride is a Mercy Hospital Iowa City nurse. groom a State University of Iowa law student. After a noon dinner and reception for 200 guests, couple to reside in Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Nuebel
Jim Fisch
Remsen
St. Mary Catholic Church
J. D. Fisch
St. Joseph Parish
le Mars
Lawrence Nuebel
Ralph Fisch
Robert Schnieders
Sabrina
Ronald Reuter
Rem- Sen
Carol Fisch
Anita Nuebel
Gordon Halloran
Paul Christensen
Thomas Spall
Allen Gralapp
Lynn Neubel
Kenneth Baack
Dick Kneip
Bob Kneip
David Sitzman
Elmer Kohler
Nile Green
Knights of Columbus
St. Catherine School of Nursing
Omaha
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Fisch
St. John University
Collegeville
Minn
State University of Iowa
Delta Theta Phi Fraternity
Hawkeye Twin Conclave Noted for June Program
In The Mail Bag Iowa Twins Club requests publication of a notice about the Hawkeye Twin gathering scheduled for June 15. The readers’ notice seeks to inform the community and attract participants or attendees to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawkeye Twin Club
Karen
Sharon Prien
Siouxland Twin Club
Iowa Twins Club
Mushroom Discovery by Rollie Langholz in Waverly
Rollie Langholz of Waverly found a giant mushroom standing 10 inches tall with a 10 inch circumference and weighing six ounces. The sighting adds to local folklore about unusual fungi in the area.
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Rollie Langholz
Waverly
Funeral services for Homer E. Jones held in Fort Dodge
Funeral services for Homer E. Jones 74 of 247 North 12th Street Fort Dodge were held Monday at 1 30 in Bruces Memorial chapel with Dr. Vernon P. Pearson of First Baptist Church officiating Burial followed at North Lawn cemetery Masonic rites were performed at the graveside Jones died May 29 after a week as a hospital patient He was a Fort Dodge hydro electric plant operator since 1929 and had been on sick leave since January Surviving are his daughter Mrs Marion McCoy son Donald E Jones in Lakewood California three grandchildren two great grandchildren a brother and two sisters He was born in Holdridge Nebraska moved to Le Mars with his parents and attended school there and Westmar College He married Mabel Deviney of Le Mars in 1911 they moved to Fort Dodge in 1925 Active in Masonic work he held offices in multiple organizations including Delta chapter Royal Arch Masons Calvary commander Knights Templar Kings council Royal and Select Masters Ashlar lodge Aurora chapter Order of Eastern Star Olive Shrine and more alluded to in obituary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer E. Jones
North 12Th St
Fort Dodge
Bruces
Vernon P. Pearson
First Baptist Church
North Lawn Cemetery
Mr. Jones
Mabel Deviney
le Mars
Delta Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
Calvary
Knights Templar of
Iowa
Kings Council
Royal
Ashlar Lodge
Aurora
Order of Eastern Star
Olive Shrine
White Shrine of
Jerusalem
Le Mars Daily Sentinel details and staff
Le Mars Daily Sentinel published on weekdays with no Saturday or holiday editions. Located at 21 First St NE Le Mars Iowa, editors Chan Pitts and Carter Pitts with Glada Reichert as production manager and John Hodgson as shop manager. Official city and county paper with advertising bureau contact Ise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Mars
Iowa
Chan
Carter Pitts
Chan Pitts
Glada Reichert
John Hodgson John
Ellis Johansen
First St. NE
Obituary note for Mr. Jones and shrine club member
Fee Le Mars and Merrill subscribers served by Daily Sentinel carriers. Two weeks by carrier. 30c Three Months by mail in Iowa South Dakota Nebraska Minnesota except where carrier service is available. One month Six months One year outside immediate four state area by mail. Six months Two dollars. Fort Dodge Shrine club Des Moines Consistory and Za-Ga-Zig temple of Des Moines. A member of the board of Masonic Temple association he had served as its president. In 1962 he was awarded the York Cross of Honor for his work as presiding officer in three York bodies. Mr. Jones was a member of the First Baptist church.
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le Mars and Merrill
Daily Sentinel
Iowa
South Dakota
Nebraska
Minnesota
Fort Dodge
Des Moines
Masonic Temple Association
York
Jones
First Baptist Church
Thompson Parkin family ties and Leland Olds plant plans
Cedar Falls and Hubbard residents linked by marriage of Dr and Mrs H O Thompson and Roy Thompson of Blairstown. Parkin family details include teaching music at Morning Side College and Sioux City schools. Basin Electric contracts for Leland Olds coal, mine near plant, 30 year coal supply, plant construction to finish fall 1965, powering eight states, REA loan of 36.6 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
H. O. Thompson
Hubbard
Roy Thompson
Blairstown
D. Truax-Tracr
Basin Electric
Leland Olds
Leland
REA
Basin Electric to Lease Transmission Lines Near Washburn
Basin Electric Cooperative will rent high voltage transmission lines from the federal government at nearly 1 million dollars annually in wheeling fees. The arrangement uses federal lines to move economy energy to the Bureau of Reclamation, boosting its revenue in a flood control context along the Missouri River. Mars, Iowa, reports the June 1 1963 Daily Sentinel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Reclamation
Washburn
N. D
Basin Electric
Ues
Missouri River
Basin Electric Power Cooperative
Also Mentioned on This Page
Thomas Spali
Naef
Wyler
FRY Jewelers
le Mars Wyler
Frys
Wood, Calif
B. B. Jones
Denham Springs
Ben T. Cragg
J. C. Hoover
Denver
Holdridge
Neb
Westmar College
IBA
Dady
Hallmark
Lovely Nexall Drug Co
le Mars Daily Sentinel
the Advertising Gmecking Bureau
Ise
Immedate
Parkinson
Carol Parkinson
van Horn
New York Life
Ue Mars
Cyrus Eaton
Shell
Harold Jammerthal
Akron
Archie C. Goodrich
Brentwood
Standard
Standard O'L. Ombion American Ol Company
American Oil Company
Athens Standard Service
Larry Athens
Prop
Plymouth
le Mars, Iowa
Standar
Zinn’s Standard Service
E. W. Zinn
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