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Newspaper
Le Mars Daily Sentinel
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1963
Page
5
Mrs. Dick Muelder of Alton was a weekend guest in the home of her sister and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dykstra. The Lincoln Stanton Farm.
A local notice describes loan options for debt consolidation including refinance plans under a pay plan. The text mentions specific names and addresses but the readable portion centers on financial relief through consolidated loans and repayment terms. The piece also notes a community luncheon at 1 PM on Thursday March 21 hosted by Mrs. George Schnepl with Jo ann McBride presenting kitchen planning, plus a Baptist Women’s Fellowship meeting in the church.
Le Mars residents attend a church program and film, while the First National Bank advertises savings. Mary-Martha circle hosts. “Source of the Light” shown. Mary Merritt visits Austin. Eastern New Mexico University band tours with The Four Freshmen. Dennis Criswell a band member. Lois DeRuyter granted divorce and custody with child support. Sheriff investigates a rash of bad checks. Northwestern Iowa farm products distributors meet United States Steel officials in Storm Lake. Engagement announced for Eilene Yates to Dennis Bjork from Le Mars Remsen families. Four South Dakota law students to attend a computer demonstration at the University of Iowa. Richard Kolker to attend eighth circuit meeting.
Mrs Wesley Kelser hosted the Mary Martha circle at home with devotions by Mrs Clyde Coppock and a study guide lesson Adventure In Love. Mariners Club met Saturday at the Presbyterian church with devotions by Mr and Mrs Robert Cech and speaker Adib Mansur of Jordan at Westmar College. Coffee was served by Rev and Mrs James Ransom and Mr and Mrs Roy Glynn.
At the library Oak room meeting, secretary Mrs. Robert Lake presented the annual report. The club, with 39 members and four honorary members, logged 3,637 calls on shut ins through its committees. Two members, Mrs. Lemke and Mrs. Gerling, moved away. The annual shut in picnic was held in July at Mrs. Roy Jennings’s home. Patients at the Plymouth...
The Plymouth county club organized Thanksgiving and holiday outreach. Members remembered shut ins in Grant township and Le Mars, with 60 trays of fruit cookies and candy for shut ins and Sacred Heart hospital patients. They also prepared Christmas treats for Brentwood nursing home residents and assigned duties for pantry, flowers, and hospital supplies led by Mrs. Henry Bjilks, Mrs. Joe Shilt, and Mrs. Ben Cragg. The group maintains several medical supplies and invites requests to use them.
Funeral services held for Mrs. Ella McGinty at St. Joseph Church in Sioux City. Burial in Calvary Cemetery. Born March 31 1873, married to Samuel McGinty in 1893 at Le Mars, lived in Sioux City since, husband deceased. Survivors include daughter Frances Hinds six grandchildren 17 great grandchildren and two sisters.
Frank F Wilmes 55 a Sioux City resident since 1957 died Saturday after several days illness at a local hospital. Born January 19 1908 in Oyens he worked for the Sioux City night patrol. He married Virginia Goetzinger January 13 1938 at Oyens. Survivors include his widow a daughter Mary and two sons Michael and Mark all at home two sisters Mrs John Heger of Dundee Minnesota and Mrs
Nora Calhoun of Le Mars along with two brothers Raymond of Dun dee and Amos of Merril are named in a local notice. The body was moved to Larkin Funeral Home in Sioux City. Funeral services are set for 9 a.m. Wednesday at St. Joseph Catholic Church in Sioux City, with burial at St. Catherine Cemetery in Oyens. Parents of the Le Mars boys aged 8, 9, and 10 are invited to a Cub pack organizational meeting at 7:45 p.m. Thursday at St. John American Lutheran Church. St. John's plans to sponsor the Cub pack, and the meeting is for parents only.
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