Blacktop Bids Awarded in Meadow Township Project
Sioux City firm Lee and Johnson won the Meadow Township road paving contract over Western Engineering of Harlan with a bid of 157277.08. The project runs five miles east from Remsen toward the Cherokee county line, with only two bids qualifying after bidders supplied financial responsibility details.
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Lee and Johnson
Sioux City
Meadow township
Board of Supervisors
Remsen
blacktop
Cherokee county
Western Engineering of
Harlan
Hospital admissions and dismissals at Sacred Heart area
Admitted Tuesday at Sacred Heart hospital Clem Galles Remsen Loren Lukins Jr Marcus Mrs Lloyd Petersen Le Mars Dismissed Mrs Lloyd Hennings and daughter Le Mars Mrs Peter Vander Meer Jr. and son Le Mars Mrs Lawrence Kennedy and son Oyens Also store front alteration at Gerdes Pharmacy priced 2500 Albert Engbers steel feed bins at Le Mars Hatchery 3000 Arvil Rozell new garage at 401 6th Ave SE 900
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart hospital
Clem Galles
Remsen
Loren Lukins Jr
Marcus
Lloyd Petersen
Le Mars
Lloyd Hennings
Peter Vander Meer Jr
Lawrence Kennedy
Oyens
Albert Engbers
Le Mars Hatchery
Arvil Rozell
6th Ave
Remsen civic leader William Schnepf dead
William M Sehnipf 75 long time Plym outh county ASC chair and Remsen banker died after a year and a half illness. Funeral at St Mary Catholic Remsen with Msgr Schultes. Burial in parish cemetery. Survived by wife Helen three sons five daughters and many grandchildren. Former farmed near Ovens later retired to Remsen in 1961.
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William M. Sehnipf
Remsen
Plymouth county
ASC
St. Mary Catholic church
F. P. Schultes
Fisch funeral home
Keystone
Town
Schnepf
Ovens
Helen Majeres
St. Catherine Catholic church
Plymouth county agriculture committees
AAA
Remsen First Trust and Savings bank
West Iowa Telephone Co
Remsen city gas department
Oyens Co-operative elevator
Catholic Order of Foresters
Knight of Columbus
Oyens Columbus club
Luxemburger Brotherhood of America
Helen
Ralph
Elmer
Max
Oyens
William
Marian) Fitzpatrick
Le Mars
Frank T
Harriet) Ludwig
Trinity Prep Booster Club Dinner Carnival Sunday
The Trinity Prep Rooster club sponsors its first annual dinner and carnival at the Trinity Prep seminary 3075 Floyd Blvd Sioux City. The public is invited. The roast beef dinner starts at 1 PM and runs until 7 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Prep Rooster club
Trinity Prep seminary
Floyd Blvd
Sioux City
Weather Outlook Clears Skies After Overcast Day
Wednesday brings clearing skies after yesterday's failed showers. Morning low reached 30 degrees, with a high of 7 on Monday. Scattered thunderstorms are forecast tonight and Thursday afternoon. Temperature expected to hold, with readings from the middle to upper 70s.
Randall's Lucky Shopper Wins Free Groceries
Mrs. Johanna Swets of Orange City was chosen as Randall's "Lucky Mother Shopper" and spent five minutes shopping for 109 in groceries including meat staples and other items, totaling 40.99 in free goods during Tuesday afternoon. The drawing was held last Saturday to award the spree.
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Johanna Swets
Orange City
Randall
Akron Residents Named in $200000 Injury Suit
Damage suits totaling two hundred thousand dollars were filed Tuesday in district court at Sioux City by Mr. and Mrs. Glern Orr against two Akron residents following a rear collision June 26, 1961 near Fifth and Douglas streets. The Orrs seek one hundred twenty five thousand for permanent injuries to Mr. Orr and seventy five thousand for Mrs. Orr for various injuries and medical costs.
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Sioux City
Glern Orr
Akron
Fifth
Douglas
Orrs
Douglas street
Emil J. Willer
Albertine Montagne
Orr
Le Mars Community High School Fan Motor Overheats
A fan in a basement junior high mathematics room overheated triggering a fire alarm at Le Mars Community High School. Students evacuated in about a minute and 50 seconds. no damage beyond the motor, wired switch, and a two week old replacement. Classes resumed after about 15 minutes. Principal Vance Stead and Math teacher Gerald Knutson were named in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Le Mars Community
Vance Stead
Gerald Knutson
Stead
Paul Steel
Fines in Mayor's Court Over Time Parking
Docket shows 25 individuals paid one dollar fines between May 3 and May 14 for overtime parking in the business district.
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Mayor's court
Early to rise not true at hospital here
This third installment of a Sacred Heart hospital series for National Hospital Week notes bedtimes vary with care needs and that patients may be awakened early only for nursing care or Holy Communion. It describes meals, fasting for tests, and the X ray, EEG, and patient care routines with aides supervised by registered nurses.
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Sacred Heart hospital
National Hospital
Sarred Heart hospital
uen
earl
carifes
Sacred Heart
Emily Breckie
Iowa State Department of Health
Bonnie Brooks
Evelyn Miller
Ann Oosternink
Demonstration of a nurse aid course techniques
Complete nurse aid course demonstration of the use of a special list for patients was among the many techniques taught in the 12 class series held from April 29 to May 14. Afternoon and evening sessions ran for two groups with Mrs. Eva Hayne, RN, visiting the classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Hayne
Iowa State Department of Health
Observation Begins for Gerhard Weber at Cherokee Institute
Gerhard Albert Weber, 16, charged with assault with intent to commit murder in the stabbing of Mrs Elizabeth Kanz on April 24, was taken to Cherokee Mental Health Institute for observation and screening. He is held under maximum security with nightly returns to Woodbury County Jail while officials decide admission. If not admitted, he may be sent to Anamosa or the men's reformatory after a hospitalization commission decision. Trial in Bogh vs Harmelin ended in an out of court settlement with the jury dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerhard Albert Weber
Elizabeth Kanz
Cherokee mental health institute
Kenz
St. Vincent hospital
Woodbury county
Weber
Anamosa
Bogh
Richard Null Takes Teaching Position at Lake View
Richard Null of Sioux City will teach in Lake View public schools starting next fall after graduating from Morningside College on June 2. A physical education major, he played varsity football and golf, captained the golf team, belongs to a varsity letter winners club, and was named to Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RICHARD NULL
LAKE VIEW SCHOOL
Sioux City
Lake View public schools
Morningside college
Morningside
Null
Merrill Area May Events Calendar May 15
May events include May Day fete at Merril May 15 and Rotary car safety check May 14 15 from 12 30 to 5 30 near the Elks club Open house at Court house May 15 Westmar vespers May 16 LCHS prom May 17 Gehlen concert May 19 and Girl Scout and municipal band activities May 20 at Westmar and town venues plus Westmar baseball at the SD Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrill
Rotary club
Elks club
Courthouse
Westmar
Le Mars-Merrill Girl Scout
library Oak room
LCHS
Carey gym
Gehlen
Gehlen gym
Westmar college
Westmar baseball
South Dakota
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Red Cross
tte
Iowa
J. F. Rogers
Gerdes Pharmacy
Remsen civic leader
William Schnepf
Sylvester
Helen) Pick
IT. W
Dolores) Flaherty
Houston
Magnus Schnepf
Naef Phete
Daily Sentinel
Wm. Schnepf
TRINITY PREP BOOSTER CLUB
Bill Neubrand
Jim Rogers
Gerdes
Lincoln St
Le Mars Rotary club
John Hart Jr
Jim Vander Meer
S. H. Luken
Charles Eufers
Gehlen high school
Norma Mascon
L.P.N
Eleanore Luken
Ann Blatt
Jean Bentz
Evelyn Hagan
Breckle
Mary Carl
O.SF
Sylvia Thill
Lois Guy
Blanch Siebens
Catherine Lamp
Agnes Sneller
Mary Loutsch
Hayer
Carol Bodger
Grace Lill
Marlene Stevens
Janice Delaney
Dorothy Vanderchied
Phyllis Plueger
Frances Marie
O.S.F
Mary Dolorise
Emily Breckle
Mary Carmeline
OS.F
Tena Renken
Carol Pick
LPN
Georgia Sordrager
GERHARD WEBER
CHEROKEE INSTITUTE
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Mr. and
Russell Null
Early
COUNTY LEGION
BRUNSVILLE
Plymouth county Legionnaires
Newspaper
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