Westmar baseball team drops doubleheader to Augustana College
The Westmar Eagles lost both ends of a doubleheader at Stong Falls, South Dakota. Augstana won the first game 4 to 3, the second game by a similar margin. Westmar’s tennis team also earned a win, improving the season record. An organizational meeting for Craig and Brunsville Pee Wee and Babe Ruth teams was set for April 29 at the Brunsville Legion hall to recruit players ages 9 through 16, with Post 724 American Legion sponsorship.
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Augustana College
Stong, Falls
South Dakota
Eagles
Augustana
Nile
The
Mars
Sewassthé
Aed
Craig and Brunsville Pee Wee
Babe Ruth
Brunsville
Legion Hall
Post
American ‘Legion
Wayne -Mousel
Lynn
le Mars
Windom
Minnesota
3Rd Ave
Minnésota
Mousel
Swanson
Kenneth. Weber
n.Iowa
Ly House
Wwe. S
F. Ind
Grady
Grace Lutheran Plans Ceremony For Mortgage Bu
Mr and Mrs Clarence Wechink at inaesda Arizona pursue a ceremony tied to a mortgage buyout while housing concerns and a local church plan events. The readable text mentions Grace Lutheran and a community scheduling effort amid unclear details.
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Grace Lutheran
OMRON
Clarence Wechink
Inesda, Arizona
Grady Family Returns to Tucson Amid REA Ties
Mr Grady drove the family to Tucson while Mr Weber, employed by the REA, is cited in the narrative. The report ties the Grady family trip to the broader REA involvement discussed in the article.
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Grady
Tucson
Mr. Weber
The
REA
Lutheran Spring Meeting May 4 Prominent speakers slated
The Western Group of the Women's Missionary Federation Iowa District of the American Lutheran Church will host a Spring meeting on Monday May 4 1959 at Christ Lutheran Church Le Mars rural. Rev Alfred Koschade and Rev Melvin Bucka will speak on mission work at the event expected to draw about 250 members and friends. An offering will support the Women's Missionary Federation activities.
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Alfred Koschade
New Guinea
Melvin A. Bucka
Lutheran Children’s Hiome Ac Waverly
Women's Missionary Federation of
Iowa
American Lutheran Church
Christ Lutheran Church
le Mars Rural
B. Nagel
FAO
Dor Missionary Society
John J. Moritz
Pastor Roschade
Australia
Immanuel Theological Field
Ohe
Ost Palorate
Elvira
O Bucka
Wartburg Theological Seminary
University of Michigan School of Social Work
Children’s Home
Detroit
Lutheran Settlement House
Lutheran Children’s Home
Waverly
Bucka
Reinhard Riessen
Hartley
Wesley Dreeszen
Cushing
Alvin Kiemme
le Mars
Trinity
Akron
Lutheran Church Merger Forms The American Lutheran Church
Pastors and ladies from Evangelical Lutheran and United Evangelical Lutheran churches in western Iowa anticipate attending a merger. Following the 1960 union with the A.L. will be known as The American Lutheran Church.
Birth announcements from Aurelia and Le Mars
On April 18 a son was born to Mr and Mrs Lester Heimstra of Aurelia at the Siosix Valley hospital in Cherokee Craig Leslie weighed 8 lbs 4 ounces and has two sisters Diane 6 and Joan 3 Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Garriet Heimstra of Kingsley Mae and Mrs Mike Roy Mousel announce the birth of a daughter born Thursday April 23 She has one sister and two brothers to welcome her Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Joe Rueden of Le Mars and Mrs Rose Mousel of Sioux City Mrs Don Van Maasdam of Le Mars is a patient at Sacred Heart hospital Mrs Le Roy Alberti of Le Mars is a patient at Sacred Heart hospital.
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Lester Heimstra
Aurelia
Siosix ‘Valley
Cherokee
Craig
Leslie
Diane
Joan
Thei J
Garriet Heimstrr
Kings
Jey
Mike Roy
Joe Rueden
le’ Mars
Rose Mousel
Sioux “City
Iowa
Don Van.Maasdam
le Mars
Sacred ‘Heart Hospital
le Roy Alberti
Sacred. Heart Hospital
Hospital dismissals and births in area news
Jake Nevens of Hinton was dismissed from Sacred Heart hospital. At Akron hospital a son was born on April 23 to Mr and Mrs Harry Arens of Elk Point. Mrs Ray Schroeder of Remsen was dismissed Friday from Sacred Heart hospital. Mrs Albert Van Voorst and daughter and Mrs Robert Kenaley and son were dismissed Friday from Sacred Heart hospital. Born to Mr and Mrs Frank Mara of Hills a daughter on Friday April 24 1959 at Sioux Center. Mr and Mrs Clarence Reeves returned home Saturday after spending three weeks in Rochester Minnesota where Mr Reeves underwent surgery.
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Jake Nevens
Hinton
Sacred” Heart Hospital
Akron Hospital
Harry ® Arens
Elk Point
Ray Schroeder
Remsen
Sacred Heat Hospital
Albert van Voorst
Robert Kenaley
Sacred Heart Hospital
Frank Mara
Hill
Sioux Center Hospital
Clarence Reeves
Rochester
Minnesota
Reeves
Plymouth County Women Attend Primghar District Meeting
Plymouth County Farm Bureau women attended the spring district meeting in Primghar on Wednesday. Officers Mrs Bill Timmins Mrs Francis Schiefen Mrs Jorville Stinton and Mrs Roger Easton worked with other Northwest Iowa women to plan the state program for 1960 27 meeting conducted by district women’s chairman Mrs Arto Ive. Lyle Stephens State Board member spoke on citizenship urging active participation in political parties and that politicians be judged by farming policies.
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Plymouth County
Farm Bureau
Primghar
Farm Bureau plans 1960 goals for state women program
Mrs. Bill Timmins and Chuck Sorenson of the Family Activity Division discuss Recreation and Music and Agriculture aims for the 1960 State Women’s program. Des Moines will consider these recommendations via the States Planning Committee. Senator Bessig Fobes Ponhac 5418720, a Holstein Friesian owned by Roderick Eyres of Le Mars, named outstanding producer with 13450 pounds milk and 476 pounds fat in a year.
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Bill Timmins
Chuck Sorenson
Iowa Farm Bureau “Federation
Easton
Stutton
Schiefen
Farm Bureau
Des Moines
Bessig Fobes
Walmer Post reaches 558 members in herd improvement
Iowa state college supervised weighing and testing as part of the herd improvement registry program. Walmer Post No. 241 hit its assigned quota of 555 members, reaching 558. A special thanks goes to members who worked hard to achieve this feat, one of the largest quotas set by headquarters for Walmer Post. Bud Vander Well son of Mr and Mrs Herman Vander Well was among twenty six students of Animal Husbandry at Town State College who attended the Meat Animal and Gas Evaluation Clinic sponsored by the National Live Stock and Meat Board in Sioux City on Friday and Saturday mornings.
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Walmer
Walmer Post
Evefi
Bud Vander
Herman -Vanider
Town’ State College
National
Sioux City
Firiday
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