Nessius Motor Co Sold to Jim Hays Takes Over
Neisius Motor Co in Le Mars has been sold to Jim Hays who will take possession Oct. 2 and rename the business Jim Hays Motor. The sale includes the building grounds and facilities at 22 Second St. NE. Neisius will stay to assist. Hays, a Livestock buyer since 1953, has lived in Le Mars nine years and belongs to St. John's American Lutheran church. He and his wife Pat have four children.
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Neisius Motor Co
le Mars
Jim Hays
Todd
Jim
Merle Neisius
Hays
Neisius
Damp Monday as floods prompt evacuations in Iowa
Area residents woke to a damp dreary morning with heavy flash floods in west Central Iowa. Some Harlan residents were evacuated while Le Mars recorded just .02 inch of rain. Temperatures should rise into the 80s, then fall after a cool 66 morning. Showers are forecast for Tuesday, with lingering light rain tonight. Partly cloudy conditions expected Tuesday after a high of 72 on Sunday.
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Iowa
Harlan
le Mars
Royal invites kids to entering Snoopy contest at Royal Twin
The Royal Twin Theater in Le Mars Iowa runs a Snoopy Come Home showing September 13 to 19. A writing contest with a 50 word limit invites children to submit I like Snoopy because letters postmarked by September 17. Prizes go to ages 7-9 10-12 and under 7.
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Royal
Snoopy
Royal Twin Theater
le Mars
Terry March
Iowa
Warrant Issued After Family Fight in Remsen
A warrant for Richard Eugene Mathieson, 32, Sioux City, was issued by Remsen and Plymouth County authorities after a Saturday night family fight in Remsen. He faces charges reportedly including assault and beating several family members in the incident.
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Richard Eugene Mathieson
Sioux City
Remsen
Plymouth County
Westmar College Evening Classes Begin Tonight
Westmar college opens evening classes this Monday at 7 p.m. registration ran all day and will continue one hour before classes. Courses include education, film arts, and sociology. classes meet each Monday from 7 to 9 30 p.m. Telephone 546-7081 ext 291.
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Westmar College
Hospital admissions and discharges notes from Floyd Valley area
Admitted Friday at Floyd Valley hospital include Alma Oaken Craig Randall Dreckman Le Mars John Gatts Merrill and others. Dismissed include Thomas Jaminet Remsen Mrs Ernest Skare Le Mars and more. Expired: Henry Rogge Le Mars. No admissions Saturday. Expired: none. Sunday admissions list Dennis Norris Westmar Felix Carstensen Le Mars Albert Stevens Le Mars August Kam man Le Mars Cheri Delutri Merrill Mrs Janice Heissel Le Mars. Dismissed: Mrs William Rabey and daughter Merrill Mrs Katherine McHale Brunsville. Expired: Mrs Margaret Miller Le Roger Mallette 22 of 515 Second Ave SE taken to St Luke Sioux City after fall injuries. transported via Luken Johnson ambulance.
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Floyd Valley Hospital
Alma Oaken
Craig
Randall Dreckman
le Mars
John Gatts
Merrill
Thomas Jaminet
Remsen
Ernest Skare
Adaline Hansen
James DeBoer
Henry Rogge
Ella Kounkel
James Peters
Bernice Jebsen
Hinton
Mary Alexander
Dennis Norris
Westmar
Felix Carstensen
Albert Stevens
August Kamman
Cheri Delutri
Janice Heissel
William Rabey
Katherine McHale
Brunsville
Margaret Miller
Roger Mallette
Second Ave
Luken-Johnson
St. Luke Hospital
Sioux City
Merrill Area
Daily Sentinel earns Iowa newspaper excellence award
The Daily Sentinel and Ames Daily Tribune won top honors in the Iowa Daily Press Association better newspaper contest. Le Mars Daily Sentinel placed third in general excellence for papers under 12,000 circulation, marking Mason City’s third win and Ames’ second. Awards announced at Des Moines clinic.
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Mason City Glebe-Gazette
Ames Daily Tribune
Iowa Daily Press Ass
le Mars Daily Sentinel
Daily Sentinel
Jim Hughes
State Times
Baton Rouge
Cedar Falls
Cherokee Daily Times
Estherville Daily News
Nicowsps
Newspaper Association
Des Moines
Mason City
Ames
Iowa Daily Press Assn
Recycling drive by League of Women Voters to Sioux City
The League of Women Voters will provide transportation for recycling cans to Sioux City. Cans must be washed with ends and paper removed and flattened. First delivery is September 16. Drop off at Jan Kooiker 622 Remer Drive or call Jan at 546 7543 or Caroline Devereaux at 546 7364 for pickup.
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League of Women Voters
Ecology
Sioux City
Jan Kooiker
Jan
Caroline Devereaux
Pearson given five year suspended sentence in embezzlement case
Robert Pearson, 47, of Le Mars, was sentenced to not more than five years in Fort Madison with the sentence suspended. He was fined 1,000 dollars due in 60 days and paroled to the bureau of adult corrections with a 5,000 dollar appeal bond. He pled guilty August 28 to embezzlement by an agent.
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Robert Pearson
le Mars
Fort Madison
C. F. Stilwill
Bureau of Adult Corrections
Pearson
Dennis Lenihan
Vernon Lovely
Burton Dull
William Sturges
Lloyd R. Smith
A. C. Loan
SIC Finance
Mr. Pearson
R B. Mauer
Fred K. Veale
Motorcycle Stolen From Hinton Street In Plymouth County
The Plymouth County sheriff's office is investigating a motorcycle theft on Hinton Street on Saturday night. Deputy Dennis Osterbuhr said James D. Powell of Sioux City was notified by Le Mars police that his 1964 Harley Davidson motorcycle was missing from the area Saturday night.
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Plymouth County
Daily Sentinel to Post School Board Results Tonight
The Daily Sentinel office will be open Monday evening to release school board election results after polls close. Call 546-7031 for results.
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Daily Sentinel
Le Mars youths arrested on drug charge
Three Le Mars youths Ronald Gaffey 18 James Miller 18 and Timothy Sutton 17 were arrested after a police stop at Ninth Ave and First St SE Saturday night. Bond was set at 2000 dollars each for illegal possession of a scheduled 1 substance with intent to deliver. arraignment planned at JP Melvin Kolker's Merrill office.
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le Mars
Ronald Gaffey
James Miller
Timothy Sutton
Larry Naber
Ninth Ave
First St. SE
JP Melvin Kolker
Merrill
Waeside Inn Fryer Explosion Injures Owner
Firefighters responded to Waeside Inn Friday after a deep fat fryer exploded filling the kitchen with smoke. Owner Archie Jackson suffered second degree burns, treated and released as the eatery reopened that evening after cleanup. Cause undetermined. closure lasted hours.
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Archie's
Waeside Inn
Archie Jackson
Mr. Jackson
Archie
Floyd Valley Hospital
Jackson
Lions light bulb sale dates set for fall drive
Le Mars Lions announce the annual light bulb sale will run the last week in September and the first week in October. President Dr. G. R. Thrice said, Buy light bulbs from a Lion, with proceeds supporting the club’s charitable functions. Co chairs are Jack Hentges and Dale Bonderson.
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le Mars Lions
Lions
G. R
Jack Hentges
Dale Bonderson
Doud wins first grid contest with tie breaker
V J Doud of Le Mars tops the Daily Sentinel football contest first week, tied with Bud Kemper Ireton Bruce Grenier Le Mars and Paul DeJong Orange City on correct picks of 24 games. Tie breaker score 73 from South Dakota State 73 Eastern Montana 0.
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Daily Sentinel
V. J. Doud
le Mars
Mr. Doud
Bud Kemper
Ireton
Bruce Grenier
Bohle Baby Born at Sioux City Hospital
A son was born September 9 at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital to Mr and Mrs Dean W Bohle of Kingsley.
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Sioux City St. Joseph Mercy Hospital
Dean W. Bohle
Kingsley
Moonlight Madness bargains hit Le Mars downtown
Le Mars Chamber of Commerce invites shoppers to Moonlight Madness on Tuesday from 7 to 10 p.m. Bargains at three downtown locations with five cent beef burgers and free coffee from 8:30 to 10 p.m. Stores close at 5:30 p.m. then reopen for evening rush. All are welcome to shop and dine.
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le Mars Chamber of Commerce
Breakfast kicks off Le Mars for Westmar drive
Volunteers gathered at Hammer's restaurant for the 7:30 a.m. kickoff breakfast as the Le Mars for Westmar campaign begins. Campaign chair Bob Greear outlined a $40,000 victory goal and $50,000 challenge goal with $10,000 for land development near the college. Speakers included Dr. Laurence C. Smith of Westmar, Clayton Hodgson, and Dr. Mark Minor. The drive continues through Friday September 15 with workers submitting reports at the victory breakfast.
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le Mars
Westmar
Hammer's
Bob Greear
J. C. Penney Co
Laurence C. Smith
Westmar College
Clayton Hodgson
Mark Minor
Cochairman
Greear
12Th St
Hodgson
Hammer
Glee King
Chamber of Commerce
Elmer
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Allege Trucks
Richard Riedemann
Mary Ziegman
Omaha
Father Ziegman
William Westergard
Hinton Street
Call Daily Sentinel Office
Fryer
Waeside
Lions Light
Delores Durr
John Lippke
Tom Nipp
Thomas Wiener
Mike Kelley
Pat Kennedy
Joe Sauer
Tom Traurig
Larry Conger
Fim
al Workman
Corte Madera
Calif
F. L
Bill) Timmins
Moonlight Madness
N Parp and
Mauhlves
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