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Le Mars Globe Post

Location

Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1954

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Eva Paramore Dies. Rites Held at Hawarden

Funeral services for Mrs J He Paramore 86 were held Monday at Barnard Funeral Home Hawarden with burial at Grace Hill Cemetery. She born Eva Gonting August 8 1867 Le Mars daughter of George and Mary Gow ing moved to Westfield two years ago. Survived by widower two children Lilly and Robert of Quincy four grandchildren and a brother Charles Gosting of We not Neb. Family notes crops report Plymouth county cites 1.2 inches rain as beneficial aiding oats and pasture. spring plowing under way.

J. He Paramore Thundas David Lill Westfield Barnard Hawarden Grace Hill Eva Gonting George and Mary Gowing Le Mars So H. Paramore pronger Hawharden Congregational church Suriours Lilly Robert Quincy Charles Gosting Wenot

Prize Winners at Le Mars Nurseries Spring Opening

Crowds attended the Le Mars Nurseries Spring opening on April 17 with hundreds of coupon redemptions worth 1.00 in merchandise. Mrs. G. Scot from Madison, Wisconsin, won the farthest distance prize while Bechtle, the nursery manager, said the event surpassed expectations and showed broad support in Le Mars and surrounding territory. Indoor prize winners include Andrew Alfers, Kemsen. Arnold Vermeer, Sioux Center Iowa. Arnold Suzman, Le Mars. M. O. Simons, Le Mars. Mrs. Herman Becher, Le Mars. J. C. Das, Le Man. Prize collection is urged this week.

Le Mars Nurseries Globe Post G. Scot Madwon bee LeMaarhan Globe-Post Dakota Bechtle Le Mars ord Andrew Alfers Kemsen Arbor Vila Arnold Vermeer Sioux Center Iowa Arnold Suzman Le Mars Le Mars. 4—Spresding Juniper, M. O. Simons, Le Mars

Le Mars FFA chapter to lead city clean up drive

The Le Mars Future Homemakers of America chapter chaired by Sharon Hall with co chair Nomma Kehrberg president Carleen Braune and advisor Lois Scho snrock and 186 members launches a citywide cleanup campaign. It urges residents to beautify yards backyards and public spaces with plants paint and upkeep to spark a chain reaction of civic care. Also notes Mr and Mrs Russell Bowery returning from trips to Brownsville Texas and Fort Lauderdale Florida.

Le Mars Future Homemakers of America Sharon Hall Nomma Kehrberg Carleen Braune Lois Schosnrock Mrs Russell Bowery Brownsville, Texas Moxico Cry band Fort Lauderdale Florida

NEW CARS Clarence Albert Le Mars Chevrolet

The listing shows several new car dealers and owners from Le Mars Kingsley Remsen and Omaha. Names include Clarence Albert Le Mars Chevrolet Larry Mestor Kingsley Doug Paschal Worth Remsen Chevrolet Wendell 2 Boylan Le Mars Ford Leo Kaw Le Man William H Boyd Le Mars Kenneth Burkett Le Mars and North Central Telephone Co Remsen Chevrolet Albert Dykstra Mernll Studebakers H L Yates Westficht Dodge. A social note mentions Mr and Mrs P J Kanapa and children Jimmy and Lorre of Omaha, Mr H M Kanage of Stony City and A2-C Dennis Kanaco of Rapid City.

Clarence Albert Le Mars Chevrolet Larry Mestor Kingsley Doug Paschal Worth Remsen Chevrol Wendell Boylan Ford Leo Kaw Le Man Wiliam H. Boyd Le Mar Kenneth Burkett North Central Telephone Co Albert, Dykstra Mernll gossix MR. Kanara P. J. Kanapa Jimmy and Lorre Omaha H. M. Kanage Stony City Dennis Kanaco Rapid City

James Jones long-time Le Mars resident dies after heart attack

James Jones born June 12 1879 in Linn County Iowa. resided in Le Mars since 1913. He married Mary Adolph in 1909. Funeral April 19 at St Johns Evangelical Reformed Church. burial in Marsey Cemetery. Survived by wife Mary, children Lawrence Mou l, Adah Lang, LeRoy Jones, three sisters, four grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Preceded by parents, two children Floyd and Florence, two brothers and one sister.

Mr. Jones Linn Coun towa Le Mar Mary Adolph Pomeyhas Mas. Jones S& John’s. Aingelical Reformed church Rev M. L. Straube Marsey Mauer funeral home Surivers Mary Lawrence Mou Sandusky Michigan Adah Lang LeRoy Jones Stony City Idah Boehmer Akron Mabel Racmallard Harikey udith Butler Stevens Pot Wis Sin Floyd Florence Jones

Engaged Mix Rita Stortz to Donald L. Luekel

Mrs. Claire Stortz of Kingsley announces the engagement of her daughter Mix Rita Jean Stortz to Donald L. Luekel of Anthon. The ceremony will be held Monday at Kingsley.

Claire Stortz Kingsley, In Mix Rita Jean Stortz Donald L. Luekel Anthon Kingsley

Westmar Choir to Tour Iowa and Minnesota

Westmar Touring Chorus under Larry Day will tour Iowa and Minnesota with 35 voices from the oratorio group. Notable members include Jackie Hoffman Carolyn Rees and Doris Reeves of Le Mars and Darrell Lake of Merrill. They return to Le Mars on Sunday evening May 2 for the annual home concert.

Westmar Larry Day wild frase torn lows Minnesota Jackie Hoffman Carolyn Rees Doris Reeves Le Mars Darrell Lake Merrill

Minnie M Croon obituary in Oregon near Banks

Minnie M Croon died at 70 in Forest Grove Banks area after living in Oregon since 1935. Born April 24 1863 in Clasten County Iowa she was baptized confirmed Lutheran and married Henry Croon in 1908. Survived by husband daughter Mildred Winterfield three grandchildren and brothers Henry Dan Fremont Kuecker. Funeral at Mt Olive Lutheran Church Forest Grove conducted by Rev O J Wendling. Interment Union Point Cemetery Banks Oregon.

Minnis Marie Croon nome Banks Oregon Minnie Marie Kuecher Clasten Count lus Detrick Clara Kuecher latze Siona County lows Apel Henry Croon Grant Township Plymouth County Forest Grove Henry Mildred Winterfield Sharlette Konnk Donald Winterfield

Engaged: Joann Lee Grimes to Henry Trafford at Sandia Base

Ms and Cmdr Joe W Grimes announce the engagement of their daughter Joann Lee to Henry Edward Trafford son of Mr and Mrs Charles F E Trafford of Le Mars The couple plan to marry March 29 in the Sandia Base chapel Chaplain Henry H Hafermann will perform the ceremony The bride elect graduates from Highland high school in May Trafford from Le Mars high school served in the navy They plan to attend William and Mary Extension in Norfolk VA

Cmdr Joe W. Grimes Sandat navy William and Mary Extension Norfolk

Tea Day For Rural Women On April 27

Plymouth Countys Rural Womens Day will be celebrated with a tea at the First Methodist church in Le Mars Tuesday afternoon April 27 at 1 30. Rural homemakers are to bring a guest and Mrs Knudson will be guest speaker. An extensive program includes a welcome talk, musical numbers, township chairmen introductions, a 4 H report, and a short posture art demonstration by Perry Club members.

Plymouth Le Mars Mm S&S Krudhon Stony Raspigs Frinz Schnewer counly Kaudson Italy Rob Carlo Wigham Carlo Knudson Squire Dingee Company iip Bob Hal Trab Capri Cyarlo Mo. Kouson Schnewler Glenn Gabel Jimer Keheberg Connie Lind- Bren county extension bone J. Clark Tindall Delores Vondrak Betty Graham Perry Paly Merle Costar Clmer Hoffman Albert Peterson James Gabel R. C. Hodzvon

Lets Get Married Brunsville bank applicants seek marriage license

Brown Pierson and Sherley Pratt Kinesles applied for a marriage license at the Clerk of Courts office this past week. Fienny Visser, regional chairman of the savings bonds division, announced March purchases in Plymouth county totaling $233,299 versus 1933. Yearly county purchases reach $532,342, 32.66 percent of the 1954 quota.

Brunsville Bank Royce LC Fienny Visser Hilarden savings bonds division Plymouth county Visser

First State Bank Brunsville Elects Officers 1953

The twenty fifth annual meeting of the stockholders of the First State Bank in Brunsville on April 14 1953 elected Geo B Mann Gerhard Lucken Herman J Harms MLO Nelson and Mrs Katherine Dickman to the Board of Directors. Officers chosen for the new year include Mrs Katherine Dickman president M O Sehon vice president Haruki H L Hara cashier and trust officer. Harms also serves as loan officer and plans were approved to modernize the bank interior.

First State Bank Brunsville Geo. B. Mann Geehard Lucken Herman J. Harms MLO. Nelson Katherine Dickman M. O. Sehon Haruki HL Hara Harms

Keith Frolkey Bad Accident With Bicycle

Keith Frolkey five year old son of Mr and Mrs Nathan Frolkey of Stony City met with an accident while riding during Cliff College fest week. He was badly cut by a barb wire fence and found by a sister at the college. He could name a telephone number and his parents were notified. Dr and Mrs James Morris of Minnesota spent the weekend at their home here. Their daughter and her husband Mr and Mrs Lowell Brockman and Beth Aan of Iowa City are spending Easter vacations with the Morrises.

Keith Frolkey Nathan Frolkey Stony City Cliff College Keith James Morris Minnesota Lowell Brockman Beth Aan Iowa City Morris

April youth group meets in Girls 4-H building

April meeting of RYP Plemouth county youth Tuesday night with Terry Bride of Kingsley presiding as director for 35 youths. Tom Steinbeck, club president, led the business meeting and Harold Binneboese reported on State Assembly. Two delegates were chosen for the 4-H camp in August. Plans for a RK YP camp on April 21 at Carroll were discussed. Recreation and refreshments were provided. Mrs R Joynt returned home for Easter after visiting Des Moines. The Obon family returned to Le Mars with their mother for Easter.

Plemouth Terry Bride Kingsley Terry Tom Steinbeck Harold Binneboese State Assembly Dorothy Schrieur Le Mars R. J. Joynt Des Moines Mro Olsen om Ro J Jem Europe Obon Laster

Le Mars student wins ACS nurse scholarship

Miss Martha Walker of Le Mars, daughter of Mrs Helen E. Walker, will train as a nurse at Bleth odwt hospital in Sioux City. She was chosen from 103 applicants as one of three Iowa winners in a state wide American Cancer Society scholarship program awarding three years of tuition supplies and books not exceeding 500 dollars.

Martha Walker Le Mars Helen E. Walker Le Mars high school Blethodwt hospital Sioux City Walker Iown American Cancer Society ACS Leanice McClintock J. H. Henkin

Mrs G Hoeven dies in Alton after sudden illness

Mrs G Gerrit Hoeven mother of Congressman Charles Bo Hoeven died at her Alton home on Saturday night April 7. Funeral services will be at 2:00 p.m. Wednesday April 21 at the Presbyterian Church in Alton with Rev. Eseine officiating. Burial in Nara cemetery. Survivors include three daughters and one son Charles. husband preceded her six years ago. Jeanne all Dick Vogt Dea ra Jansen Karen Kloster Mars Mueller Reland Chars man and Delores Pisan returned to Nebraska Stir Teachers College Wayne for Easter vacation.

Gerrit Hoeven Charles Bo Hoever Alton ave Jeanne all Dick Vogt Deara Jansen Karen Kloster Mars Mueller Reland Charsman Delores Pisan Nebraska Stir Teachers college Wayne ation

Engagement announced for Mary Jane Orban and Wayne Gard

Mary Jane Orban daughter of Mr and Mrs A J Orban and Wayne B Gard of Le Mary plan to wed June 1 at St Josephs Catholic church in Le Mis The couple’s families and professions are noted with Orban a Hawarden high school music instructor and Gard a Les Mar High School music teacher. Charles W Tucker a senior dentistry student at the University of Iowa is among fifty eight campus leaders invited to the Finkbine dinner on Tuesday April 20 honoring outstanding men students at the State University of Iowa.

Mroo A. J. Orban marrriage Mary Jane Wayne B. Gard Le Mary Ruth Gard Sion City St. Joseph's Catholic church Le Mis Mass Orban Hawarden high school Mr. Gard Les Mar Charles W. Tucker university of Iowa State University of Iowa Finkbine W. O. Finkbine

Fines Imposed in Mayor Court On Speeding Stop Sign Cases

Last week in the mayor court, several individuals were fined for traffic violations. Larry Paeper paid 12 dollars for speeding, Emmett Arneson 7.50 for stopping at a sign, Tate Baker 7.50 for faulty brakes, Don Peterson 7.30 for a stop sign violation, and Richard Gaffy 15.00 for speeding.

Larry Paeper Emmett Arneson Tate Baker Don Peterson Richard Gaffy

Property transfers and notices amid Iowa figures and bans

Multiple real estate transfers listed for Ida M Clark Kenneth R Chirk Matt Brennan Richard Schultz Clara Wilmes Adrian Bowers and others with prices ranging from 1 to 100 dollars. Also marine enlistment quota news from Sioux City noting two year enlistments limited to five in February March then possibly unlimited this month.

Wendelin Stortz Joseph A. Goldhofer NWia Kenneth R. Clark Duane FE White Ida M. Clark Kenneth R. Chirk Matt Brennan Donald J. Kenaky Richard H. Schultz Douglas Pullen Charles F. Besuin Wayne, Brown NW Hinton Toun Hintons Roy J. Nielsen Anne H Schnepf Add. Remren Clara E. Wilmes Adrian L. Bowers Le Mars Richard H. Schutz Cyril J Hensel Sv SEY Marine’ Corps iso T-Set M F. Bennett USMC Marine Corps Sioux City Iowa Nebraska South Dakota Minnesota

Contour Line Demonstration On Marx Farm

Farmers in the Plymouth Creek area will learn contour line techniques at the Ralph Mare farm two miles south and 1% west of Ovens corner on Thursday April 22 at 1 30 p m The demonstration is open to the public with emphasis on farmers and watershed participants attending The program aids terrace tiling and structure projects to support soil and water conservation efforts in the Upper Plymouth Creek Watershed.

Plymouth Creek Ralph Mare Ovens corner Arhe A. Pierson Preron nice Andemon Floyd Valley Watershed Association

Victim Killed By His Own Tractor Levi Beaudhence

Levi Beaudhence 65 died from a crushed chest after his tractor disc pinned him in a field six miles north of Stour City on highway 12. Plymouth county coroner Dr. S. OH Luken ruled the death accidental after autopsy by pathologist Dr. A. C. Starry showed no heart trouble. The body was found hours after failing to return home, and funeral services were held at Perasso Bros. funeral home with burial in Logan Park cemetery. Pallbearers listed. Officers investigated whether Beaudhence fell or was thrown from the tractor.

Levi Beaudhence Stour City S. OH. Luken Plymouth county De. A. C. Starry Beaudence Perasso Bros. funeral Lawrence Carlton Logan park Sturtesant Donald Greve Arnold Laydu Mer Je Liston Harry Pymbo Theodore Soloman Beauchence investgate

Westmar Eyes 25 Prospects Open Spring Practice

Westmar College in Le Mars reports a 25 man baseball prospect squad led by Coach Robinson. Key players include Rolle Strutz Lahey Haldin Virgil Johnson Russell Paulsen and Bob Robert along with several emerging pitchers and fielders. The Eagles open the season with a double header versus Upper Iowa on April 23 and later face Wartburg Buena Vista Loras Luther Morningside and Mary in a packed schedule through May 15.

Robinson Westar college Le Mars uty ne Whey Rolle Strutz Lahey Haldin Virgil Johnson Russell Pauhen les Peels Don Fsran Russell Paulsen Keith Dean Budd Grooms Roger Haburn Lloyd Molten Lyle Haldin Jos Vaught Eagles Upper Iowa “University Wartbure Ave Buena Vista Loras Luther Wartburg Morningside Mary Soray

Crow William A funeral services in Phoenig Arizona

William A Crow obituary notes his passing in Phoenig Arizona. Funeral services are set for Wednesday at the Mauer Chapel and Plymouth Freshy teran church with burial in the church cemetery. Mauer Funeral home in charge.

Wm. A Crow Phoenig Arizona Mauer Chapel Plymouth Freshy teran Mauer Funeral home Le Mars Globe-Post

Square Dance Fundraiser at Ol Barn Greenfield Gardens

The RYP Square Dance invites young folks to a fundraiser on Annt 23 at the Ol Barn in Greenfield Gardens. The event runs from 3 pm with Richard Fyre as caller. Admission is 30 cents, open to Ply mouth county youths and friends welcome.

Greenfield Gardens Plymouth county Richard Fyre alka wall

Death notice for Anna Grosenheider of Plymouth County

Anna Grosenheider lifelong Plymouth county resident died at home 401 6th Ave South Wo on April 17 after two year illness. Born January 5 1888 in Grant township she married Emil Grosenheider February 14 1907. Funeral at St Johns American Lutheran Le Mars April 19. Burial Le Mans city cemetery. Survived by husband five sons 21 grandchildren one great grandchild and siblings.

Anna Gerdena Emil) Grosenheder Plymouth county 6th Ave. S Anna Pageler Grant township Emil Grosenheider Grosenheiders Le Man St. John’s American

Sioux Falls Man To Speak At Dinner

James R. Dunlap 37 new secretary will attend the Le Man Chamber of Commerce meeting at the Eagles club in Sioux Falls on Tuesday April 20 at 6 45 p m He comes from Estherville Iowa and is a Drake University graduate He succeeds A Becker is married and has a 12 year old son Also Gordon L Olson 32 manager of the Sioux Falls Chamber of Commerce will be a guest Olson is a former chamber secretary and World War II veteran with 314 years of active duty He is a graduate of the National Institute for Commercial Organization Executives Northwestern University Evanson Illinois Mr and Mrs R E Tool and son Kent of Manchester Iowa visited Le Mars friends on Sunday.

Le Man Chamber of Commerce James R. Dunlap Eagles club Dunlap Estherville Iowa school of Journalem -Drake University A. Becker Gordon L. Olson Sioux Falls

Union Cons Reaps Honors At State Music Contest

Union Consolidated school earned top honors at the state preliminary music contest in Correctionville. Four entrants earned division I and district ratings. first place winners advance to the final state contest in Newton, Iowa, April 1 to May 1. Listed players include Joan Wheel and others with solo songs and accompanists Mrs Naira and Russ Musing Butler.

Union Consolidated school Correctionille goto Western Iowa Newton Iowa solont Rethene Nairn Tye Harold Thompson Danny Roy Mrs. Forrest Naira Joan and Bethune Russ

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Majer Al Routfes Des Motecs army generals Majer Rolfes boyally Gran Eva Paramore LeMars Nursery Lé Mars Proctor Harris Van Buren St colden Oper house Hartis Plymouth counts Le Mars Markets James Jones James William Jones 1st StS. E Westmar Choir Minnie M. Croon Nixon Eisenhower Korea Indo-China United Nations United States Akron Minister, Association Christ David Ros Donald James Henry Dirks Luther Meyer Shellee DAYTON Dayton Cowetryman Morse Hoomeman Toastmasters club Countryman Co. Attorney association of Town a tetera Neveda Mrs. G. Hoeven Marx Farm Wm. A. Crow Jo Lubben Mir John H. Lubben Fagle Grove RYP Anna Grosenheider R. E. Tool and son Kent Manchester Le Mars friends Harold Libben Jim Kacchi Kacchi sear Akon teesday Herold Libben Le Murs Lebten Jem Lnecht Ereest Keecht
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