Iowa Legislature in recess amid tax and probate law talks
Mid session recess allows Iowa lawmakers time to meet constituents while navigation of bills continues. Big topics include inherited tax reform, utility regulation, and probate law update to shield estates from unnecessary taxes. Gehlen school sells former Sisters of Christian Charity house at 436 6th Ave NE with bids due March 15. listing details to run in Daily Sentinel.
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Bill Pew
The
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Four Car Pileup After Snowy Parking Lot Crash
A Sunday night crash on Highway 75 South in heavy snowfall damaged four cars with an estimated 350 dollars in losses. Gary Kneip, 17, of Le Mars, drove into a parked car owned by William Van Eldbik of Sioux City, then struck another parked car and pushed a third into a fourth. Injured drivers and specifics noted by police include Douglas Borchers and Kenneth DeVor, with 14 people in Kneip’s vehicle. Officers Capt. Hoeck and Sgt. Lang investigated.
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Highway 75
Gary Leo Kneip
le Mars
William D. van Eldbik
Sioux City
Kneip
Douglas Borchers
Kenneth DeVor
Sioux Center
Peter Kneip
Sioux
Sioux Centerman
E. E. Hoeck
Clarence Lang
Kathleen Litzmann Betsy Meis Win Iowa State Speech
Two Gehlen high school students Kathleen Litzmann and Betsy Meis were among winners in the district speech contest of the Iowa High School Speech Association. They will compete in the state speech finals at Everly later this month.
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Kathleen Litzmann
Betsy Mess
Gehlen High School
Betsy Meis
Tot Falls 10 Feet Down Furnace Pipe
Frightened and dirty year-old Bryant Schumacher escaped with a few scratches after a 10 foot fall down a cold air register Saturday morning. Firemen lifted him from the main cold air feed beneath the basement floor under the furnace. The incident occurred at 309 1st Ave. SE after neighbors reported the address confusion and the grill over the register was removed. Bryant was found half under the furnace and half in the pipe with cuts on his lip and elbow.
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Bryant Schumacher
Danny Schumacher
Remsen
1St Ave
Youngstr
Bryant
John Hart Jr
Milt Heyl
Mr. Hart
Born to Mr and Mrs Kohout Le Mars a son
Look Who's Here born to Mr and Mrs Thomas Kohout Le Mars a son March 1 at Sacred Heart hospital. Fire crews were called to 677 2nd Ave Thornton house early Sunday at 7 30 am after a furnace fan burned out and smoke filled rooms. Residents Dr Theodore Rebstock and family were affected. Firemen report the Le Mars fire department has answered 13 alarms since January 1 with ten city calls.
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Thomas Kohout
le Mars
Sacred Heart Hospital
Thornton House
2Nd Ave
Westmar ecHege
Thornton Houses
Theodore Rebstock
Dr. Rebsteeck
Westmar Chemistry Department
Lee Schipper
The
Daily Sentinel
Harry Reynolds Sells Out to Dick Minnis
Local business brief reports Harry Reynolds dissolves partnership with Dick Minnis and liquidates assets of the Dissolve Service. Details on ownership transfer and future plans are sparse in the readable text.
Station partnerships shift as Conoco sale dissolves
Admitted Friday at Sacred Heart hospital John Nemmers Le Mars Jacob Zweifel Le Mars Henning Nestor Marcus along with multiple transfers note the dissolution of Harry Reynolds partnership at Dick and Martys Conoco on highway 75 south with Reynolds selling to Dick Mellnnes Remsen and other admissions dismissals across Le Mars Remsen Marcus Spencer Kingsley and nearby towns including Reynolds reopening Phillips 66 at 1st Street downtown while McInnis takes over the Conoco operation and the station’s leaseholder changes continue into Sunday admissions and dismissals.
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Sacred Heart Hospital
John Nemmers
le Mars
Jacob Zweifel
Henning Nestor
Marcus
Dick and Marty
Conoco
Highway 75
Harry Reynolds
Dick Mellnnés
Agricultural 4-H meetings to open in Plymouth county
The second series of Agricultural 4-H meetings on Improved Citizenship begins today in Plymouth county at Remsen Union High School. Additional sessions follow at Le Mars Central High March 6 and Akron High March 7, all at 7:45 p.m., with open discussion for 4-Hers. National 4-H Club Week is observed March 29.
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Plymouth County
Remsen-Union High School
le Mars Central High School
Akron High School
How It Wuz Opening With Sunshine And Warm Temps
Opening with sunshine and warm temperatures Friday and Saturday gave way to a March lion Sunday with light rain that became heavy wet snow. By Monday morning 2 inches of slushy snow lay on the ground with northerly winds gusting to 24 mph. Spencer reported 3 inches and Sioux City 1 inch. Rain showers affected the southern part of the state while northern highways remain icy and snowpacked. The thermometer rose to 37 Sunday then fell to 27 Monday morning. Partly cloudy skies and snow flurries are likely tonight with more cloudiness and warmer temperatures expected Tuesday.
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Spencer
Sioux City
Rinas and Vows Announced for Marilyn Berg and Gerald Erickson
Engagement announced by Mrs. Berg of Hawarden. Marilyn Berg, daughter of Mrs. Doro thy Berg, will wed Gerald Erickson of Chatsworth. Berg works for Wood Insurance in Hawarden, Erickson farms near Chatsworth, with marriage planned for January 1964.
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Marilyn Pere
Dorothy Berg
Hawarden
Peter Berg
Gerald Erickson
Fmil Erickson
Chatsworth
Berg
Miss Berg
The
Wood Insurance Agency
Air Force tech student ships to Joe Fossfield after Lowry course
Staff Sergeant Larry L. Kool son of Mr and Mrs Tempor of 4939 Grant Street Sioux City is reassigned to Joe Fossfield South Dakota after graduation from the United States Air Force technical training course for air armament mechanics at Lowry AFB Colorado. Kool learned to interpret data flow and use electronic test equipment to repair F-101 and F-102 aircraft control systems. He is married to Merry E. Chapman of route 5 Le Mars.
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Larry L. Kool
Tempor
Grant St
Sioux City
Joe Fossfield
S. D
United States Air Force Technical
Lowry Afb
Celo
Sat
Kool
Merry E. Chapman
Route 5
le Mars
Tragedies Touch Le Mars Residents Over Weekend
Two tragedies linked Omaha robbery and a Colorado snowslide touched Le Mars families. A brother-in-law of Mrs. Estehr Mazvinsky learned her sister’s husband was killed during an Omaha armed robbery where a store owner Ben Noodell was shot and his cash taken. In Colorado, Rev. Marvin Hudson and his two daughters died in a slide on Red Mountain pass near Ouray after their car was swept into a canyon.
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Omaha
Colorado
le Mars
Ed Mazvinsky
Westar
Ouray
Cale
Mazvinsky
Mack Taylor
le Mars Fruit and Grocery
Hus
Estehr
Mazvinskys
Rochester
Minn
Associated Press
Ben Noodell
Noodell
Pauline
Hudson
Ridgeway
Colo
Westmar College
Evangelical Theological Seminary
Naperville
EUB
Spencer
Silverton
Thomas Stone
Westmar
Stone
Denver
Amelia
March Community Len ten program at St John church
March 5 features a 7 30 p m community Len ten program at St John American Lutheran church with several events listed for that date including a regional superintendents meeting and LCHS band activities. The note mentions March activities across venues such as Vocational building Central auditorium and Eagles club with joint band performances and plays at Westmar college.
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St. John American Lutheran Church
Lchs Jr
County Barracks
World 1 Veterans and Auxiliary
Eagles Club
LCHS
Central Auditors
Westmar College
Westmar Sports Banquet Honors Cagers Grapplers and Cheerleaders
Westmar college cagers grapplers and cheerleaders will be honored at a sports banquet Tuesday night starting at 6 30. Honorable Judge James P Kelley of Le Mars will be guest speaker and awards will be given in basketball and wrestling during the program.
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Westmar
Westmar College
James P. Kelley
le Mars
LeMars Junior Band to Stage Spring Concert Tuesday
Le Mars Community high school junior band and small ensembles under Charles Mahaffey and Joe Brice present a spring concert Tuesday at 8 p.m. in Central auditorium. The program includes a wood wind quintet brass sextet and trumpet quartet plus swing band selections by fifth and sixth graders. Band Parents Club meets at 7:30 p.m. before the show to discuss the March 6 meeting.
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le Mars Community High School
Central Auditorium
Brice
Westmar College
Band Parents Club
Hikers Out Again Girls Walk 25 Miles Near Le Mars
Four Le Mars girls Catherine Ann Huckle Karen Welter Mary Sparks and Mary Jane Roeder set out Saturday to walk 25 miles in spring weather. They left at 9 a.m. toward the Roeder farm near Struble and planned to return by 5 p.m. The return was delayed but they came back without incident.
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le Mars
Catherine Ann Huckle
Karen Welter
Mary Sparks
Ovens
Mary Jane Roeder
Roeder
Struble
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