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Newspaper
Le Mars Daily Sentinel
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1963
Page
6
Mrs Leland Hemmingson served as toastmistress as Eugene Schultz and Curtis offered tributes to mothers and grandmothers in a small community gathering. The event highlighted family roles and intergenerational respect.
Mrs Richard Petersen toasted her sons as Mark Wilms played a piano solo and eight boys sang Western songs. The Ladies Aid marked its 20th anniversary with past presidents lighting a cake candle. Mrs Lee Lambert reviewed the group’s two decades. Charter members present included Mrs Arthur Petersen, Mrs Ed Beck, Mrs Don Waring, Mrs Marian De Raad and Mrs Kenneth Beck. Decorations and entertainment were arranged by Mrs Ruth Peters, Mrs Sylvia Chapman, Mrs Verna Hagar and Mrs Delores Schultz. Serving on the dinner come.
Sigma Tau Delta at Westar College announces the student poetry contest winners. First place goes to Judy Bieberdorf of Pomona California for an untitled poem about modern man’s indifference to social problems. First runner up is Richard Hayes of Kansas City Missouri for Revelation. Honorable mentions include Dick Gark Ames Colleen Anderson Imperial Neb Jan Davoit Sheffield John Eveland Muscatine and Larry Mueller Danube. Thirty-eight entries were judged by senior members of the fraternity.
The reporter asks a centenarian why people live long. The reply is uncertain. The text mentions two breakfast food companies and lists several women by name as committee members: Mrs Verda Kruse Miss Mabel Schoenrock Mrs Mabel Matgen Mrs Adeline Hanna Mrs Dorothy Kots and Mrs Florence Eckhoff.
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