Le Mars Health Staffing and School Special Education Details
Mrs Wilma Bunkers leads the local health service with full time posts in Plymouth Lions and Cherokee Tri County area schools. Harry A Elliott and Carl H Kohlhoff oversee special education while EMau and Kohlhoff share part time duties. The program includes extensive hearing and vision testing for students, immunizations for kindergartners, and counseling services. The gifted and retarded groups receive tailored programs through referrals, tests, and ongoing evaluation, with community and private resources aiding gifted students and regular classroom adjustments for others. Speech therapy runs four centers in the tri county, with two centers in Le Mars Schools helping regional children.
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LE Mars Globe-Post
Wilma Bunkers
Harry A. Elliott
Carl H. Kohlhoff
Plymouth, Lions
Cherokee
le Mars
Ilness
Namne
Ionanl
Tri-County
Hell
Know Your Schools Know Your Schools
This third weekly Le Mars Public Schools article highlights Health and Special Education programs as integral to the district. It explains how these services support student health needs and aid better school adjustment for many students.
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le Mars
Standings and bowling scores from City League update
Standings after April 7 1953 show Le Mars Legion leading with 26 wins 19 losses. Teams include Hansen Howe Bowers Clothing Eagles Club Lynch Tobacco Nemmery Plbg and Berks with varied records and high scores led by Rudy Adler 255 in a game and J Wabeke 573 across three games. Hansen Hdwe. posted high team game 922 and high team total 2543.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wee Rer le Mars Legion
Hansen Howe
Bowers Clothing
Eagles Club
Lynch Tobacco
Nemmery
Bib Os Berks
Lovely Drug
Rudy Adler
J. Wabeke
Hansen Hdwe
UNIOR
Mon
Blatz Beer
Phillips 66 Cafe
Pantry
Plymouth Co-op
Ovens Tavern
Debonair Weseekee
Meadow Gold
Stoos Brosek Tea
Swanson Grocer
Hoffman Paint
Brunsville
Lendis Plasterers
Morril Legion High
W. Hardack
C. Brauch
Phillips
Speech therapy program details and coverage in schools
The article describes stuttering and other speech problems in children, the role of a speech therapist, and the operation of speech centers. About 60 or more students are enrolled at a time, with services for any child in public school or under age two who is not yet in school. Progress records are kept during therapy, most children respond well, and dismissed when clinically insignificant. The piece notes upcoming coverage of junior and senior high extr curricular programs.
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Health Service
U S Commerce Reports Bright Economic Start to 1953
The Department of Commerce notes higher business activity in the first quarter of 1953 than late 1952 with solid confidence from business leaders. Investments are expected to rise with plant and equipment expenditures totaling about 12 billion dollars in 1953, and strong gains in petroleum and electric power investment. Personal income exceeds 280 billion annualized, with non-agricultural employment rising as goods move to final uses.
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Iowa
North
South Dakota
U. S. Dept. of Commerce
Bistressmen
Petroleum
Elctric
Livestock Auction Summary From Flymouth County
Flymouth County sales show multiple lot entries: Marle Bogenrief Kingsley 22 steers 1202 pounds at 225 dollars. 19 hogs 249 pounds at 2150. Wm Hoyt Remsen 20 hogs 236 pounds at 2175. Walter Roehrick Hinton 30 hogs 232 pounds at 21.85. John Kovarna Hinton six yearlings wet 738 pounds at 18.50. RS Beck Merrill 33 steers 1242 pounds at 23.50. 16 mixed weights listed.
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Flymouth County
Marle Bogenrief
Kingsley
Wm. Hoyt
Remsen
Walter Roehrick
Hinton
Monahay
John Kovarna
Yeatings
Beck Merrill
Livestock Sale Totals and Listings Across Counties
A ledger of bids and consignments shows multiple sellers and lots. Names include John W. Tammen Craig and August Borchers Ireton with hogs and cattle, weights from 1,024 to 1,259 pounds, prices from 20.00 to 22.00 per hundredweight, across Kingsley Le Mars Boyden Hawarden and Sioux County markets.
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John W. Tammen
Craig
Feenty & Son
Kingsley
Evan Puts
le Mars
Sioux County
Albert H. Kooiker
Boyden
August Borchers
Ireton
Robert Anderson
Hawarden
Steers
George Johnson
Le Mars Real Estate Transfers From Official Records
Dirt real estate transfers listed for Le Mars and Akron with names such as Walz Harpenun, Christine Bsech, Harm Harms, Lloyd Simons, Jessie Simons, G Emil Johnson, Frank Huffman, Albert Husmin, Gordon Mennen, Rudolph Schulz, and Theodore Dragstra. Many parcels sold for $1.00 or nominal sums, detailing lot and subdivision references in Le Mars and Akron and a trust transfer from Iowa College to Theodore Dragstra.
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Donald V. Walz
Joseph Harpenun
Elm Hill
le Mars
Christine Bsech
Harm J. Harms
Lloyd M. Simons
Jessie A. Simons
N. Sem
Hugs W. Swift
G. Emil Johnson
A” Sarg
Akron
Frank W. Huffman
Albert A. Husmin
Johnson Frost
Gordon L. Mennen
Rudolph H. Schulz
Cleveland Park
Add
Trustees of
Iowa College
Theodore H. Dragstra
EY Ney
Property transfers and adjoiners in Iowa notices
North and West of Highway area includes part of Wi NWs 24-93-45 with sale price of 8640 dollars. Alice Hanson transfers to West Side Church of Christ Akron Iowa for Pt Lots 3 and 4 Bik 1 C E Waterbury Subdivision of SWSWA 31-93-48 for 2 dollars. Hilbert McClintock transfers Lot 8 Bik 7 Norman Park Add Le Mars for 1 dollar.
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Ying
Alice Hanson
West Side Church of Christ
Akron
Iowa
C. E. Waterbury
SWSWA
Hilbert McClintock
Margaretta T. Becker
Norman Park
le Mars
New 3 Cent Stamp Marks 250th Louisiana Purchase
The Post Office announces a 3 cent stamp for the 250th anniversary of the Louisiana Purchase. It features a plaque honoring James Monroe Robert R Livingston and Francis Barbe Mattois signing the Louisiana Transfer in Paris in 1803. First day cancellations available by mail to Saint Louis MO with limits, payment by money order only. Available May 11 1953 and soon after May 2 for general sale.
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Post Office Department
James Monroe
Robert R. Livingston
Francis Barbe Mattois
Paris
Saint Louis
Missouri
Philatelic Agency
Washington
D. C
Doctor Ed Hagen Narrow Escape At Sea In Mexico
Decorah physician Dr Ed Hagen escaped serious harm after a fishing boat capsized during a vacation in Mexico last month He spent three hours in the water before being rescued by nearby fishermen and treated on shore for exposure and shock.
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Ed Hagen
Decorah
Mexico
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Ilinois Central
Mid-America
Allingis Central Railroad
Wayne A. Johnston
Lukens
Funeral Home
LeMars
Thur
Wiltgen
Merrill Legion
Mooreman’s Feeds
Nielsens Coast
Waldet Cleaners
Hoffman Electric
le Mars Lesion
Wal-Dor Cafe
Sin City Stockyards
al Denkker
Merrill
West Coast
Frerichs
Ernie Nelson
Nielsens
Rmain SC
Budd Duvall
le Mars Chamber
le Pers
J. E. Cooper
Les
Buick
LE Mars, Iowa
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