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Le Mars Globe Post

Location

Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1959

Page

2

Le Mars Globe-Post Editorial Information Note

Le Mars Globe-Post notes second class matter status at Le Mars Iowa office. Published twice weekly from 34 Central Ave NE Le Mars Iowa under April 2 1959 Vol 76 No 32. Subscription rates listed by county region with automatic renewals and stated billing policy.

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How do we work with teenagers and 4-H rally shift

Le Mars Globe Post reports Mrs. Mockmore Extension specialist Iowa State College discusses parental engagement with teens at two local meetings. Plymouth County 4-H Rally Day moved from May 2 to May 9 due to State Music contest with morning grooming contest Creed speeches and 10 30 a m business meeting. Leaders RSVP attending camping workshops at State 4-H Camp and District H Camp at Lake Okoboji in June.

le Mars Globe-Post le Mars Iowa Plymouth County Henry Beitelspacher Grant Clover Ralph Marz Lake Okoboji

Interesting Talk at Hinton High School Lecture Topic

Mrs Buéna Mockmore led a Friday afternoon session at Hinton High School on adolescence behavior. Students listened as she outlined psychological reasons behind actions and later submitted questions answered or commented on. Student body president Mary Free thanked her for the assistance.

Buéna Mockmore Hinton High School

Adaville Family News Quietly Updates Health and Travel

Mrs Alice Boyahr has been dismissed from Akron Hospital after a fall that broke her hip. She stays with her son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Fidon Bryant. Mrs Vicki Brown traveled to Missouri for a few days to visit her brother and family.

Adaville Spedigh Alice Boyahr Akron :Hospital Fidon Bryant Vicki Brown O- Missouri Sheribrother

Sunday Gatherings and Event Notices Across Sioux City

Ernest Anderson and family joined Mr and Mrs Harry Johnson and others for Sunday dinner at their Sioux City home while the Brodie families hosted Sunday supper at Brace Brodie’s home. The W S W S will host a mother daughter banquet May 14 at 6 30 PM in church parlors with Miss Jean Nochoff of Orange City as guest speaker. Five Westmar College students led EFUB Church services Sunday evening. FAR district Young Adults held a rally Sunday at Stanton church. Adawile church reported 15 attendees and claimed the attendance banner.

Stanton Church Adawile

Moderate Exercise Tips for Spring Health

Moderation in exercise helps health while overdoing it can harm. Walking outdoors on spring days boosts activity, fresh air, and posture. Maintain seven posture points during long walks: feet flat, relaxed knees, chest high, abdomen flat, shoulders relaxed, head up, chin in.

Fire losses rise in five years amid rising deaths

In the last five years fire losses increased 21 percent from 870,984,000 in 1954 to 1,056,266,000 in 1958. About 300,000 homes were struck by fire annually and an average of 11,000 people die yearly in the United States due to fires.

United States

Spring Clean Up Week Promotes Fire Safety Awareness

Community campaign urges residents to join cleanup efforts to reduce fire hazards and prevent loss of life and property. Organizers emphasize proper disposal of flammable materials and outdoor hazard checks ahead of warmer weather.

Declaration of independence from federal dependents in Fremont Nebraska

The Le Mars chamber notes 17 Fremont chamber members sign a declaration favoring individual freedom a free market and limited government It criticizes federal aid and bureaucratic control and urges immediate steps to restore government of the people by the people and for the people reestablishing state functions along the Platte River rather than the Potomac.

le Mars Chamber of Commerce Fremont, Nebraska Washington Barnacles Fremont The Platte Potomac

Spring meeting of NW Iowa Guild of Christ

The Spring session of the NW Iowa Guilds of United Church of Christ opens at 9:50 a.m. Thursday April 23 at St. John's Church. M L Strauhe will lead the opening meditation with special music by the local high school. Main address by Mrs. Marts from Nebraska City. Mes A Yungschlager of Calumet reports on the Denver international meeting. Mrs Baumgartner of Schleswig presides over business sessions. Miss Janice Jeffers to perform marimba pieces. Mrs Fred Utech welcomes guests from Evangelical and Reformed and Congregational churches. over five churches sending delegates.

NW Lowa Guilds United Church ‘of Christ St. John's Church M.L. Strauhe D. Becker Pomeroy Marts Nebraska City Mes A. Yungschlager Calument

Union 4H Meeting Includes Tours and Talks

The Union 4-H club met at Union school on April 8 1959 with a roll call about feed estimates. A summer tour was planned for June 19. Members presented talks on hay quality and Conservation Day reports. Lunch was served by Thompson and Paulin. Reporter Scott Morton. WwW C T Ut Le Mars W C T U to meet April 23 at 2 PM hosted by Mrs J L Tindall withDevotional lead by Mrs Roy Jenning and program by Mr Mrs Henry Hahan Mrs W Collins and Mrs Elmer Brown. Visitors invited.

UNION Union 4-H Union School Bobby Nairn Tommy Thompson Christie Eyres Jean Hamilton Thompson Paulin Scott Morton Www C. T. Ut Mars J. L. Tindall Mattleman Roy Jenning Henry Hahan W. ©. Collins Elmer Brown

Le Mars High School Calendar Debuts April Events

Le Mars High School lists a busy April schedule including golf at Cherokee, a Style Show, radio programs on KLEM, band concerts, music contests, and city election and administrative meetings. The note also mentions staff changes with Max Tucey taking over Marcus Co Operative Lockers management and details about the Geringer family relocating to a new home.

Supi Ofc Hum‘boly Spencer Hum Gehlen Westmar College And Sioux City Relays Sioux City Hartley Max Tucey le Mars Marcus Co-Operative Lockers Bud Geringer Geringer McKernan Tracey Debra Jean David

Le Mars Social Notes Highlight Various Local Club Events

Le Mars social notes outline gatherings at Wiedler Hall Lakeside Motel and churches. Members include Mrs Gerrier Kempers Mrs Eldon Oliver Mrs Herman Vander Well and others with tea lectures and contract games. Guests include Miss Lila Hullbsch Mrs Arthur Kindred and Mrs M Hunt during morning circles and bridge clubs.

Westmar College Wiedler Hall Saurday Gerrier Kempers Eldon Oliver Herman Vander Well Esther Merkel Bernice Davies Joan Heidrick le Mars Charles von Berg Lakeside Carol Parkinson Lila Hullbsch Arthur Kindred M. Hunt Womens Association of the Methodist Church Morningside R. J. Koehler Bridge Club Cora Harry Wells Jinx Club C. W. Pitts Edna Carter Pasadina de Young Vosse Altedena California

Elizabeth Harnack At Convention

Miss Elizabeth Harnack of Remsen Plymouth County director of Federated Clubs and Mrs Frank Scholer newly elected director returned Thursday from Cedar Rapids after attending the 33rd Biennial Convention of the Iowa Federation held April 14 15 16 at Veterans Memorial Coliseum State president Mrs Clark Mechem presided Guests included Mrs Constane V Batoon Lyric Soprano Marie de la Hull Barbara Bates Gunderson U S Civil Service Commissioner L Lush Ames second vice president and installing Past Presidents A Vogue Style show and Contest featuring 55 entries was a special convention feature.

Elizabeth Harnack Remsen Plymouth County Federated Clubs Frank Scholer Cedar Rapids Iowa Federation Clark Mechem Thompson Iowa Veterans Memorial, Coliseum Constane V. Batoon Marie de la Hull Barbara Bates Gunderson U.S. Civil Service L. Lush Ames Hiram C. Houghton

Land and Lamin presented by Marshaltown Women’s Club

A Tuesday exhibit tour showcased Home Industries crafts dolls from various nations decorated cakes pictures books and Dresden Figurines. Heritage Books highlighting history of Iowa clubs in pictures and articles were featured. Le Mars Federated Clubs compiled the Heritage Book of Le Mars for Iowa Historical Society Iowa City.

Marshaltown Iowa Club Iowa le Mars Iowa Historical Society Iowa City

Two Car Crash on Plymouth Street at First Ave West

At 8 30 a m today a 1959 Chevrolet driven by Caroline Strom of Le Mars moving north collided with a 1958 Ford Station Wagon driven by Ken Wagner of Sioux City traveling east. No damage estimate given. Wagner faced mayor's court on a failure to stop charge and was fined 15 dollars in a city case.

Plymouth Street First Ave Caroline Strom le Mars Ken Wagner Sioux City Wagner

Card of thanks and bereavement notice collection

The notices express gratitude for cards flowers and prayers during illness and after a death with thanks to neighbors relatives and clergy. The Oster buhr and Clabaugh families along with Mrs Laura Peterson extend appreciation for care sympathy and support received. A dry cleaning ad follows offering services and free meth proofing at Rae Stevens Cleaners.

Rae Stevens Cleaners

Sioux City African Violet Show Slated by Society Officials

Mrs. C. N. Parsons, secretary, Siouxland African Violet Society, announces the 8th annual show to be held Sunday April 26 at the Sioux City Auditorium. The exhibit will be open 10 am to 8 pm with free public viewing. The event features thousands of violet varieties, top hybridizers, and an educational table of interest.

Crea Siouxland So-cciety Sioux City

Card of Thanks for Kindness During Hospital Stay

Expresses gratitude to friends and relatives for flowers cards letters and gifts during hospitalization. Special thanks to Rev Nagel for visits and prayers and to the doctors and hospital staff.

Rev. Belk Rev. Tegtmeier Laura Peterson Rev. Nagel

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