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Newspaper
Le Mars Daily Sentinel
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1963
Page
4
Ralph Hunter of Le Mars Little League announced the league is short of uniforms as former players have not turned in their suits. Boys should return uniforms immediately at Adier's Sporting Goods or leave them with Jim Lorenzen.
The Le Mars horseshoe club defeated Orange City four games to three in a seven game series to extend their win streak to four. Le Mars won game one 53-41, Orange City answered 50-42 to tie, then edged ahead 3-2 with 53-42 and 58-41 wins. Le Mars dominated the sixth 55-5 and sealed the title with a 55-37 final. Next match is at Sheldon on Tuesday June 4.
The city of Le Mars proclaims Friday May 31 and Saturday June 1 1963 as Little League Days to support 250 boys in local baseball programs. The proclamation notes years of benefit to youths and the community from uniforms equipment and related costs.
Timothy O'Toole son of Dr and Mrs L C OToole of 716th Ave SE received a bachelor of arts degree at Loras College commencement Exercises June 2 in the college field house Dubuque. There were 230 in the graduating class.
Two judgments for divorce and writs of injunction were on file Friday in district court. Eloise Kueny sues Paul Kueny, married March 2, 1950 in Vermillion South Dakota, parents of four minors, seeking divorce, alimony, child support, custody, and attorney's fees. Bonnie J Schulz seeks divorce from Alvin G Schulz, married December 4, 1962 in Dakota City Nebraska, seeking custody of a minor child, alimony, child support, attorney's fees, and injunction to prevent molestation.
City council approved purchase of Lucy Koetz home at 427 Ply. St. NE from her estate for 5000 to allow widening of the highway 3 corner. State highway plan covers street widening if city owns the property, then the city will resell. Bill Pew promised to buy the lot back for at least the purchase price.
Confirmation services for 31 young people will be held Sunday at St John American Lutheran church. Rites begin at 10 43 a.m. Holy Communion for confirmands and families follows at 4 p.m. Sunday.
Jacob Sweifel 88 of Le Mars died Friday at Sacred Heart hospital after months of illness. Born June 30 1874 in Switzerland he came to the United States as a youth. Funeral arrangements by Lukens Funeral Home are pending.
Miss Mary D. Hardersen 61 Sioux City resident for 11 years died Tuesday in a hospital after a year long illness. Born March 23 1902 in Hinton she lived there before moving to Sioux City. Survivors include brothers John of Hinton and Thomas of Sioux City and sisters Mrs Herman Diediker and Mrs Martin Muecke. Funeral at St Paul Lutheran Friday 1:30 p.m. Rev R G Holzhauer officiated. Burial at Radamaker cemetery in Hinton. Lt Col and Mrs Al Rolfes and family moved to Fort Dodge where he took a National Guard position. Their home at 317th Ave SE sold to Mr and Mrs Gene Kipp.
The report says May 21 freeze injury and no rainfall since May 12. Hay and small grain suffer from moisture loss in the topsoil. About a third of corn replanted with most recovering. Aphids scarce in oats, blamed on the freeze not disease. Steeling begun causing uneven ripening. Do not plow up small grain due to dry oats and legume seed sacrifice.
George E Poyzer aged 72 former county resident died Monday May 27 at the Veterans hospital near Leavenworth after a long illness He had lived in the Seney and Adaville communities Kansas about 60 years He is survived by his wife Golda a daughter Mrs Juanita Phillips a son Dwight and seven grandchildren all of near Emporia and two sisters Mrs Jennie King Portland Oregon and Mrs Laura Rollins Corvallis Oregon.
AER approves contact with Joel T Shepherd aged 31 at 31 Central Avenue SW Le Mars for further communication. Phone line 5c6-40ls provided for follow up.
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