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Newspaper
Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1959
Page
8
A couple departed for Alexandria Virginia to establish their home. They are employed at Capitol Airlines in Washington DC. Attending the Breton wedding were Mr and Mrs Lester Coats Mr and Mrs Donald Coats and two daughters.
Joyce Coats and Glen Albert White wed in a 2:30 p.m. ceremony at First Presbyterian Church Vernon PA. The couple exchanged vows in a double ring rite performed by Rev. A Williams before relatives and friends. The bride wore a lace net gown with veil and carried white roses and lillies of the valley. Her maid of honor wore light green net lace with yellow roses. Attendants included Charles White and ushers Earl Borden and Richard Bishop. The wedding party wore dark suits with white carnations. mothers wore navy and rose prints respectively. A reception for 150 guests followed.
Wedding of Rose Mary Wallin daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold Wallin Sioux Falls and Philip Treinen son of Mr and Mrs Paul Treinen Remsen held at St Josephs Cathedral Sioux Falls officiated by Rev Father Thomas Ryan. Bride wore Chantilly lace gown with bouffant skirt and pearl embellishments. Reception for 100 at History Club Sioux Falls with decorations in green yellow pink.
The Treinen couple departed on a wedding trip to Detroit Lakes Minnesota. They plan to reside in Chicago where both will work while Mr Treinen completes his schooling.
Marilyn Siam daughter of Mr and Mrs Gilbert Blum of Remsen and Gene Hewitt son of Mr and Mrs Albert Hewitt of Akron were married at St Marys Catholic Church Remsen on Saturday April 1 at 11 am. Father Hogan officiated as Nuptial Mass with Mrs S M Fideler at the organ. The bride wore Mantilla lace with a basque bodice and long sleeves, a six tier bouffant skirt, fingertip veil, and carried white mums and red roses. Attendants included Miss Jeanette Blum matron of honor and bridesmaids Miss Mary Jo Thill and Mary Kay Thill, with Miss Blum as junior bridesmaid. The groom was attended by Gerald Barbee Jerome Blum and Ronnie Budden. Dinner for 135 guests followed.
The reception for the couple occurred in the VFW hall at Remsen with mint green, orchid, yellow and pink decor. The bride wore a beige traveling suit with aqua accessories, and the couple plans to reside at Grandview apartments in Sioux City after a wedding trip. The cake was baked by 4. H. Galles and many friends helped as hosts, waitresses, and kitchen staff. The bride is a St. Mary’s high school graduate and secretarial employee at Peoples Finance in Sioux City, while the groom is Akrona Public School educated and recently completed two years of military service.
George H. Wermer 73 of 4614 Harrison Sioux City died Thursday night after a heart attack at his home. Born July 30 1885 in Illinois he came to Sioux City in 1909 and later lived on farms in Plymouth and Woodbury counties. Survivors include three sons and two daughters plus 14 grandchildren. Funeral services were held April 20 at St. Michael’s with burial at Calvary Cemetery.
Francis Kline 65 of Marcus was found dead at his home on April 15 after returning from the Veterans hospital in Sioux Falls. His mother Mrs. Sarah Kline is hospitalized in Le Mars with a fractured hip. Brother-in-law Roy Galigan discovered the body. Kline, born April 2, 1893, in Iret, was a Marcus native, WWI veteran, and attended Marcus schools. Military services were held at the Nelson Funeral Home and burial followed in Marcus Amherst cemetery. he is survived by his mother, a sister Mrs. Roy Galgan, and nephew Paul Galigan.
Funeral services will be held for Theodore L. Winterfeld at 12 30 PM at Vander Proegh Funeral Home Sioux Center and 1 30 PM at Our Saviors Lutheran Rock Valley Ia. Rev Henry Prich will officiate with burial in Hawarden Cemetery Surviving spouse and five sons Julius Edwin Merlyn Dwayne and Carroll all of Iowa towns are listed among the survivors.
A funeral listing mentions Mrs. Marlene Wegner of Ireton as the daughter of Dakota. Also named are four brothers, one sister, and fifteen grandchildren reflecting a large family in the obit.
Albert Lundberg a longtime Akron and Merrill area blacksmith born January 30, 1875 in Sweden died Friday morning after a heart attack. Survived by two sons Howard L. Jr. of Atlantic and Melvin of California and nine grandchildren. Funeral at 2 p.m. Monday at Wesley Methodist Church with Rev. Chester Guinn officiating. Freemason Freedom Lodge conducted graveside services at Riverside Cemetery.
About eighty five Iowa women traveled by bus from Storm Lake to Washington D C to view cherry blossoms. They crossed Iowa, stayed overnight in Elkhart Indiana, arrived in D C late Tuesday, attended a briefing at the Hotel Congressional, met Ken Thatcher and John Dot and Matt Triggs from Farm Bureau, and toured the Capitol with Congressman Hoeven including the House and Senate Chambers. They also visited the agriculture hearing room and had lunch in the Capitol Dining Hall.
A group recounts a Washington D C tour visiting the Congressional Library Supreme Court and Arts Gallery with Iowa congressional members and spouses. They tour landmarks from the Capitol to Arlington Cemetery and Mt Vernon, hear Civil Defense talks, and reflect on the voyage home while noting doughnut sales and a track meet result at Morningside College.
Emory Anderson of Dana College set a new javelin record with 175 514, breaking the old 157 9 standard. In other events, mile run and Isaac Race saw 4th place, Harold Hazen 3rd in broad jump, and Bob Lapecaven 4th in javelin. Westmar Eagles split a doubleheader with South Dakota University, winning game one and losing game two at Remsen diamond. next Westmar outing vs Morningside Maroons. Unrelated inquiry about marble from Spots and Posts soda fountain drawn but no return visit.
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