Trial of Bert Rollinger in Des Moines on tax evasion
The Bert Rollinger tax case opened in Des Moines with Mrs. Chara Mieras detailing transactions totaling 16805 dollars he allegedly failed to report as income. The defense plans to argue the notes to Mieras were loans, not income, while the Treasury insists the notes are bad debts and evidence of actual funds received.
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Bert Rollinger
Des Moines
Chara
Mieras
Treasury department
Roller
Mienw
anol
Globe-Pont
Rolinger
federal
Migris
Rollinger
Murphey Rites Held for Ida Murphey of Sioux City
Mrs Ida Murphey 73 of Stoun City died at her daughter's home after about ten weeks illness. She was born April 3 1880 in Illinois and lived in Kingsley Onawa and Sioux City. Funeral services were held at 6 p m Saturday in Morningside with burial in Kingsley cemetery. Survivors include her daughter Mrs Hla Murphey and several siblings. Cpl Kenneth F Ludwigs, son of Mr and Mrs Fred Ludwigs, arrived on the west coast aboard Marine Lynx.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hla Murphey
Stoun City
Louis Huaitz
Murphey
inlinois
Kingsley
Arthur Murphey
Le Murs
Onawa
Sioux City
Jehovah’s Witnesses
W. Harry Christy
Morningside
Harold Burmaister
Kingsley cemetery
Halla
Ince Bailey
Mapleton
Iswith Stauffer
Tara Spray
Vallejo
Calif
Arba MacKay
Hulda Stauffer
Kenneth F. Ludwigs
Fred Ludwigs
west coast
navy
Marine Lynx
Don Burton
Bill Redleg
Anniversary Supper At St Johns Church
The Rev Theodore Hilgeman, professor at Mission House Seminary Sheboygan and Asia missionary for 17 years, spoke at three anniversary programs at St Johns Evangelical Reformed Church. He described Chinese village life and school routines to the congregation and school children, with an evening supper recounting a Chinese home life. Mrs Feed Utech discussed St Johns 70 years of progress during Family Night. Pastor Straube closed with a look ahead to the next 70 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo. Hilgeman
Mision House Seminary
Sheboygan
Wis
Asia
John’s Evangelical & Reformed church
M. Lb
Straube
church school
Feed Utech
St. John’s
Fishing in Artificial Lakes Opens in Iowa Parks
Iowa fishermen are reminded that all state owned artificial lakes are open to fishing except Rock Creek Lake Mine Eagles Lake and Geode Lake. These lakes have been stocked and will be closed until populations are established. Parks are open to the public with most park roads usable though some soft roadbeds remain. Visitors may walk into the areas and artificial lakes in state parks follow the same angling rules with a 10 30 p m closing time.
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Iowa
Rock Creek
Mine Eagles Lake
Geode Lake
Court room notes on rolling bar trial testimony
Mrs Mieras remained for rebuttal testimony after completing her session while Sheriff Frank Scholer and County Attorney Morse Hooreman awaited to testify. Defense remarks hint Rollingar will testify in his own defense, a move that could invite heavy grilling. He is in Des Moines and may testify. federal attorneys await any surprise move and question why he did not seek mercy from the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rollingar
County paving bids due May 5 at Ames
County Engineer E E Nebon announced bids will be received May 5 at the State highway commission office in Ames for two paving projects. One covers the Westmar college road from Central Ave to the gas house corner and two miles south to connect the blacktop. The second paves between Kingsley and the Hinton Kingsley blacktop.
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E. E. Nebon
State highway commission
Ames
Westmar college
Central Ave
gas house corner
blacktap
Kingsley
Hinton-Kingsley
Nelson
Remsen
Sioux county
Craig
Struble
Moritz and Krogman Apply for Marriage License
Richard David Moritz son of Mr and Mrs Chris Moritz Remsen and Deloris Krogman daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence Krogman Remsen applied for a marriage license at the clerk s office last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard David Moritz
Chris Moritz
Remsen
Deloris Krogman
Clarence Krogman
Tulpenfeest Tulip Caravan to Visit Le Mars May 8
The 13th canal tulip caravan from Orange City will perform in Le Mars at 2 10 pm Friday as part of the annual May Tulip Festival running since 1936. The parade features Dutch costumes a band the Tulip Queen and attendants plus Klompen dancers in wooden shoes with a 15 minute program. The festival draws thousands to Orange City and rivals Pella and Holland Michigan for tulip displays. Local notable notices include residents hosting guests and a collection of year 1953 model cars from Le Mars and Akron listed with names and towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange City
Le Mars
Plymouth county
Pella
Iowa
Holland
Michigan
Auction at Johnson's Cafe Fails to Draw Bidders
A Saturday auction at Johnson's Cafe drew a nice crowd but no bidders. Richards and Kaden served as auctioneers. Mr. Bowe announced the cafe will continue operating as usual at present.
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Johnson's
Richards
Kaden
Mr. Bowe
Westmar College Chorus Tours Midwest Returns Home
The 38 voice Westmar College Chorus, led by Professor Larry Day, finished a ten day tour of Nebraska Missouri Kansas and Oklahoma. A home concert at College Church is set for Sunday May 3 at eight. Also featured are a Spring Style Show hosted by the Home Economics Department with a Queen crowning and a Maypole Drill.
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38 voice college
Nebraska
Missour
Kansas
Oklahoma
Larry Day
Home Economics
Westmar College
Home Economic Department
Evelyn Allen
ELH. Carey
Frank Jewett
Fader-Sampson Fashion Shop
Bowers Clothing store
college
Be hind the News Senior Class Play at Liberty Consolidated
The Senior class presents Be hind the News at 8 00 p m on Wednesday April 29 at Liberty Consolidated school. Cast includes Elmer Scott Newberg Joe Hudson Joe Banks Sam Barnett Richard Solomon Petunia Blossom Clifford Lehmann Tom Dugan Leonard Daniels Jane Cooper Phyllis Newman Ruth Roberts Viola Bennett Mrs Small Janice Yoerger.
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Liberty Consolidated school
Elmer Scott
Clifford Lehmann
Tom Dugan
Leonard Daniels
Jane Cooper
the
Chronicle
Phyllis Newman
Ruth Roberts
Jane Viola Bennett
Mrs. Small
Janice Yoerger
Hull Lutheran Brotherhood wins Dartball playoff at Peace Church
In a district playoff at Peace Lutheran Church near Sioux Center on Friday April 24 Hull Lutheran Brotherhood defeated Christ Lutheran Brotherhood of Grant township in two straight games 24 12 and 27 15 to reach the semi finals. Local spectators included Mr and Mrs Will Lubben Mr and Mrs John Lubben Mr and Mrs Jack Kluver Mr and Mrs Kenneth Renken and many others from the area plus numerous Renken family members and friends.
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Christ Lutheran Brotherhood of
Grant township
Hull Lutheran Brotherhood
Peace Lutheran church
Sioux Center
Hull
Will Lubben
John Lubben
Jack Kluver
Kenneth Renken
Larry
Jack Moritz
Gareith Renken
Elmer Mammien
Wm. Kruse
Marvin Doering
Onno Johnson
Carl Abrendt
J. Henry Oltmanns
Ernest Meter
Fred Plueger
Herbert Renken
Elmer Renken
Fred Onto
Geo. Frenchy
Carl Renken
Henry Renken
John Maricnau
Marlys
Wilma Renken
Chas
Mammen
Donald Kruse
Robert Doering
Perry Union Schools Music Contest Yields Outstanding Soloist
Music director Tom D Olon entered one entry at the Towa State Makie Contest in Perry Iowa Friday morning. Junior Miss Joan Wheeler won outstanding soloist honors after a rating at Sheldon preliminaries and was accompanied by Miss Marie Sheehan.
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Union Schools
Tom D. Olon
Perry Towa
Joan Wheeler
Chis
Joan Jordahl
Mares fonsa
Herald Stark
Muve
University of Iowa
Joan
Perry
Sheldon
Marie Sheehan
Le Mars
Highway 75 crash near 1st Street Northwest injures driver
An accident occurred on highway 75 at 1st Street Northwest on Saturday April 25 around 4 30 p m. James Tanner driving a 1946 Chevrolet was northbound when a 1941 Chevrolet driven by Alfred Nischke pulled onto the highway. The Presbyterian rummage sale is planned for May 6 2 at the old Plymouth Co op store.
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1st Street
James Tanner
Alfred Nischke
Plymouth
Guardsmen Weathered Slushy April Training Bivouac
Guardsmen from the Third Battalion Iowa National Guard faced a rain and cold dominated bivouac in April. A 280 strong force conducted tests at Le Mars and Sioux City armories, with crews returning to their units as weather forced changes in plans and a ration split minimized waste.
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Iowa National Guard
Le Mars
apa
Cherokee
Sioux City
Hale Parker Resigns as Moore Lumber Co Leader
Hale Parker, president of Moore Lumber Co and manager of the Le Mars yard, announced his resignation effective May 15. Parker said he will have as final a statement as to his plans.
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Hale Parker
Moore Lumber Co
Le Mars
Ma. Parker
kiter
Le Mans High Musicians Shine At Penny Music Contest
Le Mans high school musicians earned eight Division L and eleven Division I ratings at the Penny state music contest held Friday and Saturday. Soloists and groups winning top ratings included Carolyn Coppock, Kay Kramer, Terry Dann, Bob Roth, and several ensembles. II and N ratings recognized multiple soloists and quartets, with directing by Miss Sylvia Irwin and Wayne Gard. the event closes this year's contest participation and precedes a four-school festival with Cherokee Ida Grove and Storm Lake in Cherokee on May 1 and 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Le Mans
phied jing
Carolyn Coppeth
Kay Kramer
Terry Dannt
Bob Roth
Charles Kehrberg
Larry’ Neumayer
Wendell Thompson
Charles Plummer
Sylvia Johansen
Bruce Bed
Cleone Molten
Mary Burkett
Sharon Straube
Joan Plummer
Norma Kehrberg
Edgar Bedell
Wayne Bohlke
James Sherman
Evan Knapp
Janeen Jeys
Gene Koth
Cherokee
Spring Style Show at Westmar College Chapel
Westmar College Home Economics department presents a spring style show in the college chapel Friday at 8 pm May 1. Students model garments from the past season and outfits from Endes Sampson and Bowers clothing stores. The public is invited.
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Westmar College
arly
Endes-Sampson and
Bowers clothing
Daylight Saving Time Began Across Several States
The article notes that daylight saving time started last weekend with clocks moved forward one hour to gain evening sunlight. It states most states will keep standard time, while those affected are mainly in the northeast and a few in the far west. The piece mentions Myrick of clocks and emphasizes longer summer daylight.
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myrick
Rural Teachers Club Meeting Notice
The Rural Teachers Club holds its regular monthly meeting Thursday evening April 30 at Stan ten No. 3 school.
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Rural Teachers Club
Stanten No. 3
Remsen Couple Weds at St Marys in Remsen
Delores Krogman daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence Krogman became the bride of Richard Moritz son of Mrs and Mrs Chris Moritz in a 9 am ceremony at St Marys church Remsen on Saturday April 25 Attendants were Junior Fiedler Stanley Kellen Bob Moritz Lavonne Krogman Shirley Frerichs and Dorothy Fretichs A reception followed in the Municipal hall in Remsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delores Krogman
Clarence Krogman
Richard Moritz
Chris Moritz
St. Mary's church
Remsen
Junior Fiedler
Stanley Kellen
Bob Moritz
Lavonne Krogman
Shirley Frerichs
Dorothy Fretichs
Local Court Docket Summary Of Fines And Costs
Henry Kleene faces a $100 penalty plus costs for an unregistered status. Merle Sutter is ordered to pay $2.30 and costs for over weight conditions. Peter Kistling cited for over weight with $2.60. Robert Bridgeford fined $5.00 and costs for over weight. Donald Edler owes $7.00 for over weight. Vernon Delovsaixen assessed $20.00 and costs for over weight incidents.
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Henry Kleene
Merle Sutter
Peter Kistling
Robert Bridgeford
Donald Edler
Vernon Delovsaixen
Changes to Farm Operators Lists Improve Atlas Accuracy
The first three townslip farm operator lists were updated with names missing from the original assessor lists. Upcoming lists will follow as corrections arrive. The Globe Post atlas promises precise farm layouts from an aerial survey, with free subscriptions or $3 per copy for others.
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Globe-Postatas
Globe Post atlas
Oulsulers
Alaska Heat Wave Event Ties For Warmth In 1933
Alaska notes mix of wedding news and weather updates. Mins Liccia Malay of Los Angeles married Edward Men in a double ring ceremony at St John’s Catholic church Apul ELth. Guests included Le Mars residents and relatives. The couple plans a July visit to Le Mars. A letter from Mountain View, Alaska reports spring warmth with Anchorage setting a new high of 52 degrees, tying the April 10 record from 1948, while Point Barrow records 14 above zero and Fairbanks 35 above.
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Mins Liccia Malay
Los Angeles
California
Edward Men
St. John’s Catholic church
orn Apul ELth
Arley Schorg
Eleanor Sitzman
Le Mars
Iselke
Joy Meis
Elwous Grau
Bud Masuen
Francis Kelly
Jimmy Hoffman
Wilmar Harrison
Anne Shore
Lloyd Norton
Calif
Norman Mueller
Gertrude Mack
Glendale
Alaska
Mountain View
Seattle
Ronnie
R. V. Henrich
Pine St
Meneia
View
Anchorage
Mersill
Point Barrow
Butte
Mont
Point Birrow
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
Fairbanks
Kodiak hat
Cold Bay
Bowles
Bartee Isitad
Forever Albert Seniors stage comedy at St Joseph’s high
Forever Albert seniors at St Joseph’s high school present a three act comedy this Friday Saturday and Sunday evenings at 7:15 in St Joseph’s hall. The cast includes Evelyn Kaschmitter as Mary Lou and Jane Baack as Janice with a large ensemble of students from the school in supporting roles. Proceeds support the new Geblen Thigh stage project.
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St. Joseph's high school
Albert
St. Joseph's hall
Mary Lou
Evelyn Kaschmitter
Freking
Lucy
Helen Hentgeys
Donna
Benny
fam Kelly
Turner
Ellen
Dorothy
Betty Rolfes
Eugene Sivminn
Ben
Janice
Jane Baack
Janet Byrne
John Fisch
Keith Bristol
phywright
New York
Mrs James Ryan of Le Mars dies at 64 in Waterloo
Mrs James Ryan a lifelong Le Mars resident aged 64 died at St Francis Hospital Waterloo at 3 30 am today following illness from heart trouble. Born Elizabeth Ahlers May 3 1889 in Plymouth County she would have been 64 on May 3. She married James Ryan February 14 1918 at St Josephs Church. Funeral services Wednesday at St Josephs Catholic Church with Fr Fisch officiating. burial in Calvary Cemetery under Wiltgen Luedtke. Survivors include her son James and daughters Sister Elizabeth Ann Agned Herbert Ludwig Eleanor Ryan and others. She was a member of the Christian Mothers Society and Catholic Daughters of America will recite the rosary Tuesday evening.
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Elizabeth Ryan
Le Mar
St. Francis hospital
Waterloo
Plymouth St. St. Fo
Ryan
Herb Ludwig
Theabeth Adlers
Plymouth county
Flaabeth Ahlers
James Ryan
St Joseph’s church
Me. Ryan
Le Mars
St. Joseph’s Catholic church
Maser
Fisch
Boral
Calvary cemetery
Wiltgen-Luedtke funeral home
James
Elizabeth Ann
O. SF
Dyersville
Auction A Large Crowd Attends Wee Nink Sale
A Sunday afternoon sale at Wee nink's garage drew a very large crowd as most merchandise advertised in last week's Globe Posts sold. Richards and Ruden served as auctioneers. Proprietor C. F. Wee nink did not disclose future plans. Mr. and Mrs. Lehnhardt and the Fick family from Mapleton visited the Fick home last Thursday evening.
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Weenink
Globe
Richards and
Ruden
C. F. Weenink
Lehnhardt
Fick
Mapleton
Edwin Fick
Good Will Drive Climax in Le Mars Scouts Cover Town
The Good Will Week canvass by Cub Scouts and Explorers secured clothing furniture and shoes for Good Will Industries with 100 percent town coverage by Monday evening. Despite efforts many homes were missed. calls urged residents to leave materials with name and address. Trucks will canvass north Le Mars on April 28 and south on April 29. The Sioux City plant expansion will boost handicapped employment increasing demand for usable donations. A visit from Mr and Mrs Ray Wright of Albert Lea Minnesota accompanied by their son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs Richard Helgeson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Will
Good Will Industries
Sioux City
Le Mars
Mro
Ray Wright
Albert Lee
Minnesota
Richard Helgeson
Oethen and Albert Win Farm Degree
Alwayne Oethen and Earl Albert were awarded State Farmer degrees at the April 7 Des Moines convention. The degree, given to 2 percent of the state membership totaling 8 698, is the highest state honor. The brothers applied last fall and earned it for past farming experience and future plans.
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Alwayne Oethen
Earl Albert
Des Moines
Alwayne and
Earl
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Donald Conner
Akron
Ford
Raymond F. Flynn
J. Robert Boyd
Buick
Wm. J. Smaltz
Henry Funk Merri
Chevroet
Nemmer Bros
F. E. Lippon
James M. Sprinkle
Herbert E. Spunkle
Ralph E. Adams
Chevrolet
Westmar News
Bernice Davies
Siler Chalice
Sword of Anjou
Social Life Committee
Naef
Ralph Klemme
Ronald Utech
Marlys Kluver
Christ Lutheran church
Stanley Plueger
Laney
Harms
Beitelspacher
Ro Fraco
Carol Renken
Dan Zeiz
Union
Bette Bainbridge
Marialyce Gutzke
Sharon Bainbridge
Jean Hinton
Foun Wheeler
Sybyla Hoyt
OUP
Krogman
Moritz
EL Roschoom
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Oethen and
Albert Win
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