Emphasis On Job Training Wins National Recognition
Le Mars Iowa public schools gain national notice for a community occupational survey conducted by the senior class under Harry A. Elliott. The project, aided by the Le Mars Chamber of Commerce, involved visiting businesses to map wage earning positions and was presented at a regional NAS conference in Minneapolis.
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le Mar
Iowa
Harry A. Elliott
le Mary Chamber of Commerce
Elliott
Mineapolis
National Education Association
Me. Elliott
le Mass
Te City
Le Mars Public Schools Survey Promotes Community Jobs
Le Mars schools maintain an up to date file of job opportunities with training requirements and work nature. Employers provided desired employee qualities. The community occupational survey follows parent opinion polls and reports that drew national notice in Education Summary and Seventeen magazine.
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le Mars
Focal Schools
Board of Education
New London
Conn
Seventeen
le Mars High School
Perry Center Notes and Local Social Highlights
Miss Dorothy Howes secretary to Sonja Henie attended the Sioux City Ice Show and lived in Perry Center with rural schooling in Dist No 4. Local guests included Bill Hathaway of Sioux City visiting Adolph Ko ya, Eyner Hansen family hosting Cluis Petersen Marilyn and Anna Hansen of Kingsley and Carl Founia of Sioux City. Field work began after a half inch rain, Adolph Kovarna, Guy Gittins and Hany Petersen attended a PMLA meeting in Le Mars while Perry Friendship Club met at Mrs. Howard Days. F W Knapp joined Ice Show attendees and Martin Swanson with Norman Swanson families were dinner guests in Sioux City. Speeding on US routes injures nearly 700000 people nationwide.
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Perry Center
Dorothy Howes
Sonja Henie
Iee
James Howes
New Sioux City
Sioux City
Miss Howes
Dist. No. 4
Bill Hathaway
Stour City
Adolph Koya
Eyner Hansen
Cluis Petersen
Marilyn
Centerville
Anna Hansen
Kingsley
Carl Founia
Adolph Kovarna
Guy Gittins
Hany Petersen
PMLA
le Mars
Perry Friendship Club
Howard Days
F. W. Knapp
Martin Swanson
David Swanson
Norman Swanson
Mary Lancaster 79. lifelong Plymouth County resident died in Mitchell
Mary Louise Young Lancaster, formerly of Plymouth county, died Sunday in Mitchell South Dakota at age 79 after years of illness. Born January 9 1875 in Wells Minnesota she married Chris Lancaster in 1900 and later moved to a farm near Mitchell. Surviving son Gordon Lancaster daughter Marceline Riggert grandson Marc Jane Lancaster granddaughter Maxine Gomez. brothers Fred Young and George Young. Funeral held at Noble funeral home Mitchell burial in Mitchell cemetery. local attendees from Le Mars included Roy McArthur Lou Penning and Margaret Rees.
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Mary Louie Lancaster
Plymouth County
Mitchell
South Dakota
Mary Louise Young
Wells
Minnesota
Chris Lancaster
Seney
Lancaster
Marceline Riggert
Gordon Lancaster
Marc Jane
Alsof
Mies
Maxine Gomez
Oakland
California
Fred Young
George Young
Beloit
Wisconsin
Marion
Geraldine Riggert
Noble Funeral Home
le Mars Vici
Roy McArthur
Lou’ Penning
Margaret’ Rees
Local Interest Mail on Klotzbach Pontiac Dealership Rumors
Report mentions a return to sender marked removed and that Klotzbach could not be reached to confirm rumors he gave up the Pontiac dealership. Unverified word suggests Pew Company may take the Pontiac dealership, but no substantiation was found. Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to Sacred Heart hospital staff for care during illness and death of Mrs Mary Greten. The Gieten family acknowledges support from relatives including Robert Remer, and a note about election of an act chairman for Lincoln Howe of Finley Hall in the Men’s group.
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Klotzbach Motor Co
Klotzbach
Pew Company
Pontaic
Sacred Heart Hospital
Mary Greten
Gieten
Robert Remer
George Remer
7Th Ave
South
le Murs
Act
Lincoln Howe
Finley Hall
Residence Association election at Sa state college
Agriculture major student featured in Sa state College student life and local campus politics. Brown Swiss breeder Larry Denniston of Le Mars Jows reports selling bull Lulu's Supreme Max 417232 to Herman Plummer of Hornick Iowa, per Brown Swiss Cattle Breeders Association secretary Fred S Idise Beloit Wisconsin. The Globe-Post notes page one photo of Fred Welly with new Welly ice cream bar.
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Sa. State College
Larry Denniston
le Mars
Jows
Herman
Plummer
Hornick
Iowa
Fred S. Idise
Brown Swiss Cattle Breeders’ Association
Beloit
Wisconsin
Fred Welly
Globe-Post
Easter coat sale and labor note from Storm Lake
Easter special advertises coats discounted from 39.95 to 27.00 and 29.95 to 20.00. article notes Willys Motors Toledo workers took pay cuts to lower costs and curb unemployment. Storm Lake police clash with leaders over ouster suit, city ranks mocked. Local families visit and celebrate anniversaries.
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Frenchy
EV & Mariel
Willys Motors
Toledo
Willys
General Motor
Chrysler
Ford
Willys-Kaibser
Storm Lake
Clarence Steip
Altoesther
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Meat Department
Morrell
Armour’s Star
Wilson
Busden
Swift's
Brookfield
Cudahy
Esser
Dorr’s Food Market
Mary Lancaster
Renams TN
Elliott Paint & Glass Co
Ray Edmonds
Grant MacKenzie
Dearborn
Michigan
Walter Good
Highland Park
Mich
Edmond
Hugh Cooper Sr
Ann Arbor
Edmonds
Floyd Coleman
Bismark
N. D
Minnie Chamberlain
John Haney
Mrs. Chamberlain
le Mars, la
McKee Motor
Whelan Motors
Gray
Grady Motors
LE Mars Motor CO
PEW
Harner Chev. CO
LE Mars, Iowa
Phoenix Suits
America
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Arrow
Superba
Wembly
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