Enema and Coast Guard tale linked to Kennedy rumor
An ailing recall ties Attorney General Robert Kennedy to the vice presidency myth as a Coast Guard vessel tracked Bobby aboard a yacht last fall. The piece links this to the Oxford civil strife and Cuban crisis proximity, while noting simpler contact ideas. It also reports on CCC grain sale bids and local prize winners at Randall's Super Valu in Le Mars.
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Len Williams
Coast Guard
Bobby
Washington
Oxford
Miss
Hodgson Joins Missouri Staff As Extension Instructor
James Hodgson of Le Mars has joined the University of Missouri staff on a half time basis as an extension education instructor and became a full time agricultural editor with television and radio duties on February 1. He holds a B.S. in agricultural journalism from Iowa State and pursues a master's in extension education. He grew up on a general and dairy farm near Le Mars, attended Le Mars High School, Westmar College, and ISU, with active participation in FFA, yearbook and photography. He has worked in radio and TV farm departments, is married with a five month old son, and belongs to Sigma Delta Chi and Phi Kappa Tau.
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James Hodgtin
Le Mars
University of Missouri
Towa State university
Jim
R. C. Hodgson
Westmar college
Iowa State university
Le Mars high school
Westmar
Iowa Agriculturist
Iowa State Daily
Ames
ln WMT
Cedar Rapids
WLBK
DeKalb
Ames Daily Tribune
Des Moines
Sigma Delta Chi
professional journalism fraternity
Phi Kappa Tau social fraternity
American Association of Agricultural College Editors
Lee Alan
Cub Pack Organizing Meeting Promoted in Le Mars
Parents of boys aged 8 9 and 10 are invited to a Cub pack organizational meeting at 7 pm Wednesday at Calvary CUB church. Calvary church will sponsor the pack. Sheldon Crom heads the organizing committee and institutional representative is Charles Lemke of the EUB Men's club.
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Le Mars
Calvary CUB church
Calvary church
Sheldon Crom
Charles Lemke
EUB Men’s club
Engagement of Cy Ruden and Robert Ahlers Set for June
Le Mars announces the engagement of Cy Ruden, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Ruden, to Robert T. Ahlers, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Ahlers, both of Le Mars. Cy works at Le Mars Savings Bank while Robert is a farmer. A June wedding is planned.
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Joseph M. Ruden
Robert T Ahlers
H. J Ahlers
Le Mars
Weather Forecast Signals Blizzard Threat Tuesday Night
The weatherman calls for near blizzard conditions Tuesday night with overcast skies and occasional light rain turning to snow. Strong northerly winds will push temperatures down from the morning low around 33 degrees toward the low 40s by noon, with further cooling expected.
Damage to new Chevrolet Bel Air in Sioux Center crash
Police report shows Hein Vanderschaff of rural Sioux Center owned the Chevy Bel Air with $82923 damage after Ran dall Vanderschaff 17 drove it into a ditch last Friday night. Seven occupants escaped injury. The car had 155 miles, bought the day before, per Monday's Daily Sentinel.
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Hein Vanderschaff
Sioux Center
Randall Vanderschaff
Daily Sentinel
Flames in Sears lighting fixture confirm trouble spot
Flames flashed from a fluorescent fixture at the Sears Roebuck catalog sales office. Employees detected a burning odor prompting a check. Firemen found no source last Saturday. Electricians replaced a defective ballast after puff of flames appeared over the credit desk. No damage or injuries.
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Sears Reebuck
credit desk
Charles Larson
Wearin g of the green smorgasbord and dance in Le Mars
Sunday March 17 the Le Mars Elks sponsor a St Patrick s day Donnybrook smorgasbord with Cora Crowley catering Social hour runs 5 to 7 p m Attendees receive an imported green shillelagh glass of punch The evening ends with a dance Tickets 1 75 each from Elks members or Bowers Clothing
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Le Mars Elks club
Donnybrook
Cora Crowley
colleen
Elks club
Bowers
Funeral services for Wilmer C. Klemme
Wilmer C. Klemme 43 killed Saturday when the tractor he was driving tipped over on a gravel road west of Le Mars. Services set for 2 p.m. Thursday at St. John Lutheran church Craig with burial in the church cemetery under direction of Mauer's funeral home.
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Wilmer C. Klemme
Le Mars
St. John Lutheran church
Craig
Mauer
Kingsley Girl Wins County Farm Bureau Scholarship Bid
Katheryn Pratt of Kingsley is chosen by the Plymouth county Farm Bureau to represent the county for a state scholarship. The selection process will narrow four district applicants to two statewide contenders. Pratt, 18, senior at Kingsley Pierson High School, plans elementary education with science and math, and has served as school editor, band clarinetist, Activities Editor on the annual staff, and vice president of Future Teachers of America. She studied geology and physics last summer at the University of Iowa Summer Science and Math Institute. She attends Kingsley Church of the Brethren and has taught Vacation Bible School and serves as assistant Secretary for the church.
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Katheryn
Kathy) Pratt
county Farm Bureau
Plymouth county
Kathy
Donald A
Future Teachers of America
State University of Iowa
Kingsley Church of the Brethren
Straw Vote Opposes Liquor by the Drink in Iowa
Reader poll from Le Mars and nearby towns shows 53 percent oppose liquor by the drink in Iowa. Total ballots 260, with 216 marked. 102 no and 14 yes. Early count favored yes then shifted to no as ballots continued to arrive. Ballots continue to be accepted before final Des Moines submission.
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Le Mars
Iowa
Daily Sentinel
Floyd Valley News
Des Moines
Sioux Center
Sioux City
Orange Bud wins 50th Interstate Shorthorn show in Sioux City
Orange Bud, reserve champion female, won the 50th Interstate Shorthorn Breeders association show and sale held Monday at Sioux City stockyard arena. 16th was shown by Held Bros of Hinton. Forty one bulls and six females exhibited. Tom Held of Hinton was reelected president at the golden anniversary dinner at the Balm? It mentions the Biltmore.
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Sioux City
Orange Bud
Held Bros
Hinton
Tom Held
Biltmore
Local fines for towing and patrol charges in mayor's court
Downtown notices report Kimroi Mittelstadt of Storm Lake paid a 14 dollar fine in the mayor's court for improper towing based on a highway patrol charge. Lawrence E. Ericson of Akron paid 29 dollars last Friday in mayor's court on a November 28 highway patrol charge. Sunshine club plans a Wednesday library Oak room meeting with hostesses Mrs Eleanor Hobbs and Mrs Henry Eilks.
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Kimroi
highway patrol
Sunshine club
library Oak room
Eleanor Hobbs
Henry Eilks
Anthrax Probers Report Situation Under Control
South Dakota livestock sanitary board probes a bovine anthrax case in southeast South Dakota. State Veterinarian Dr. M D Mitchell notes no human cases and reports investigation at Roy Abraham farm near Spink. He says the situation is pretty well under control.
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M. D. Mitchell
Mitchell
M M. Davis
Roy Abraham
Spink
Dr. Mitchell
Look Who's Here Births at Sacred Heart Hospital
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Terry Mahrt of Kingsley on March 11 and a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Leonard Schnees of Marcus on March 12.
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Terry Mahrt
Kingsley
Leonard Schnees
Marcus
County Farm Bureau Women Day Held March 26
Plymouth county Farm Bureau Women sponsor Rural Women's Day at Calvary EUB church on March 26. Registration begins 11 30 with a noon luncheon and afternoon program. Guest speaker Mrs Thorsten Hellman of Jamica Iowa will share slides from her Melbourne Australia trip. Tickets cost 125 with reservations due by March 22.
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Plymouth county Farm Bureau
Thorsten Hellman
Jamica
Iowa
Farm Bureau
Le Mars
Iowa Farm Bureau leaders head to Washington trip
Clarence Schroeder of Le Mars is among 50 Iowa county Farm Bureau leaders departing today to spend three days in Washington. The group will meet Iowa’s two senators and seven congressmen, with ten members from the Sixth district, per the Des Moines news release.
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Mars
Iowa county
Farm Bureau
Washington, D. C
Iowa
Des Moines
Hospital Admits and Dismissals Listed at Sacred Heart
At Sacred Heart hospital admitted Monday were Mrs. James Renneke of Pierson Walter Ort man of Remsen. Dismissed were Mrs. Carl Heesch of Marcus Alvin Hen rich of Le Mars Jacob Zweifel of Le Mars Mrs William Puetz Jr and son of Le Mars Mrs Adrian Tilbury and daughter of Remsen.
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Sacred Heart hospital
James Renneke
Pierson
Walter Ortman
Remsen
Carl Heesch
Marcus
Alvin Henrich
Le Mars
Jacob Zweifel
William Puetz ‘Jr
Adrian Tilbury
March calendar events Plymouth county groups
A dense list covers a March schedule of community activities including educational dinners electronics class sessions Len ten study at St John American Lutheran church and Masons events at the Masonic Temple. Also noted are 4 H basketball tournaments venue details and Westmar college events such as Date Weekend stage band clinic and Brigadoon performances.
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Plymouth county
St. John American Lutheran church
Giblem lodge
Masonic Temple
Plymouth
Aristotle
Central gym
Calvary FUB church
Le Mars Country club
library Oak room
Westmar college
Carew
Central building
Westmar
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Robert Kennedy
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JFK
Prince of Wales
Raymond Becker
Plymouth county Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation committee
ASCS
GEORGE SIEBENS
RANDALL'S
4th St. NW
Randall's Super Valu
Louise Rowe
Bob Ruble
3rd St
Don Paul Waring
Dora Monke
5th Ave. SE
Hodgson
U. Of Missouri
James Hodgson
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AAPHIVE
Rings & Vows
CY RUDEN
ROBERT J. AHLERS
GIRL SCOUT LEADER
borhood committee
SEARS
ST. PATRICK’S DAY
WILMER KLEMME
Kingsley Girl County Farm Bureau Winner
Katheryn Pratt
General Assembly
Daily
Merrill
Lawrence E. Ericson
ron
Sacred Heart
pital
County Farm Bureau Women's Day
Calvary EUB church
3rd Ave
St. St. SE
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