Home Nursing Lesson Relayed By County Nurse
Tuesday afternoon topic was Home Nursing with tips for caring for injuries. Mrs. John Abrendsen relayed the lesson from the county nurse.
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Newspaper
Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1953
Page
8
Tuesday afternoon topic was Home Nursing with tips for caring for injuries. Mrs. John Abrendsen relayed the lesson from the county nurse.
The Brownies met at school on Wednesday afternoon. Barbara Ruedy was elected secretary and Sharon Larsen treasurer. The group acted out Cinderella in costumes and sent two convalescent cards to sick members.
Friendship Club Mae Mertes will entertain the Friendship Club on Tuesday evening April 14 with Doris Riley as co hostess. An election of officers will be held and Clem Mertes will present films on cancer and polio.
Soil conservation districts in South Dakota announce a statewide tree planting effort starting this week, aimed at expanding farmstead windbreaks and field shelter belts. The project involves multiple districts and seeks to improve soil and crop protection across rural areas.
Mrs C A Stow suffered a severe hand crush injury while helping sowings outs on Monday morning April 6. Her left hand was badly crushed with one bone broken and another chipped, and she was treated at the Methodist hospital from Monday to Thursday. The Stows reside about three miles west of Liberty.
The piece recalls pre auto travel perils in Iowa with steamboat boiler blasts and a May 29 1847 Davenport explosion that killed four burned others injured fourteen. It notes many costly run away accidents from horse and buggy days and says travel safety remains a problem as speeds and traffic grow.
Amends Dennler named president with Grace Schindeh as secretary and Bernice Powell as corresponding secretary Sophie Thompson treasurer Naomi Wilson promotional secretary Louise Hurd Spiritual Life secretary Anna Brunstedt secretary of Missionary Education Chaudia Haulf supply secretary Ellen Wells literature and publications secretary and Status of Women secretary Mary Honnold Christian Social Relations Florence Singer counsellor Belya Streyffeler. The basement was decorated with dogwood magnolia and other flowers gathered by Florence and Sophie Thompson. Anna Brunstedt briefed the dogwood legend. Hostesses served a tray lunch with Mr W AL Aitken of Chicago and Mrs Al Fagan of Colorado Springs former members West Blyth.
A training session for vacation church school teachers will be at First Methodist Church in Sioux City on Friday April 16 from 9 a.m. to 3:45 p.m. Attendees include Rev. and Mrs. D. E. Streiffeler Mrs. R. C. Deonler director of the vacation Bible school and several others. A District Youth Rally is set for Sunday afternoon and evening May 19 at Federated Church Moville with Rev. D. E. Streiffeler directing youth activities and district officers to be elected. The theme is The Place of a Christian in the World today. Afternoon discussion groups will be led by the district counsellor and Rev. Gerald Bisbee of Council Bluffs will speak on Facing the Challenge of Tomorrow.
Mrs Kate Luken hosted St Marys Guild on Thursday afternoon. Sophie Determan is scheduled to be the next hostess.
A special meeting of the City Council and other interested persons was held last Tuesday evening April 7 to discuss changing the Merl highway route for greater safety of school children and the community.
The Morril Legion Club held a benefit stag party on Friday night April 10. Tickets cost 100 dollars each and included two free lunches. Proceeds go to buy equipment for the newly organized Junior Legion Baseball team.
Tuesday Club members were guests of Mrs Bert Thorn mahlen on a Tuesday evening March 7. Mrs Will Albright of Leeds presented the program topic Eighteen Months Inside Russia from the April Reader's Digest. Mrs Anna Brunstedt spoke on the History of Anna Carlson, an article by Mrs L L Belk of Le Mars.
Mrs Gordon Brodie Mrs Ray Weinheimer and Mrs Fred Hammond hosted the Woman's Study Club at Mrs Brodie's country home on Tuesday April 7. Guest speaker was L L Belk editor of the Lutheran Standard who spoke on Christianity as the one ultimate solution to lasting world peace. Sacred music and a Spring themed dessert lunch completed the program. Mrs W A Aitken of Chicago attended as a guest.
The Riding Club invites members to a Sunday April 19 noon steak fry at the barns followed by a ride after dinner.
The regular monthly meeting of the Community Club will be held Thursday evening April 16 in the Community Club Hall. Following the business portion, the film The DuPont Story will provide entertainment.
Morningside College debate team Bruce Meyer Warren Gazink and Robert Baater of Sioux City left April 4 for Kalamazoo Michigan to attend the Pi Kappa Delta National Convention. They returned April 11 reporting 6 wins and 2 losses with an excellent rating.
Numerous local visits and guestings mark Easter week. George Neill hosted Monday callers while Emmet Wilson hosted relatives in Ralston. Several residents traveled to Sioux City Magnolia and Denver for services, family gatherings, and hospital care with updates on health and school events.
Notes from the Le Mars Globe-Post detail Easter weekend social events and visits. Miss Manz attends an Easter sunrise service in Red Rock and travels about a week for the event. Mrs. Clem Singer and Mrs. Ida Patterson host gatherings in Le Mars and Sioux City. The report lists numerous dinner guests and family visits across Merrill Sheldon Brunsville and surrounding areas with names including the Knudsen, Dickman, and Thompson families.
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