Babson Discusses Unemployment and Economic Strife
Babson argues Washington reports on employment are mixed and outlines four causes of unemployment. He criticizes taxes, imports, automation, and wage pressures, urging secret ballots for strikes, anti monopoly actions, age retirement, and shorter work weeks, all under a Golden Rule approach to reduce unemployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Publishers Financial Bureau. Incorporated
Babson Park
Mass
Washington
Pital
Eans
Germany
Italy
Japan
Russia
Congress
U. S. Justice
Wigeworkers
Grant Little Giants 4-H Club Meets for Tractor Safety Demo
The Grant Little Giants 4-H Club met at Gerald and Geraldine Klemme's in April 1959. The president opened with a salute to the flag. Jim Martienuu demonstrated Training Tractor Operators and Elaine Popken spoke on Tractor Then. The meeting adjourned for lunch. reporter Geraldine Kiemme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Little Giants
Gerald and
Geraldine Klemme
Jim Martienuu
Elaine Popken
Geraldine Kiemme
Winners At Music Contest Held At Humboldt Iowa
Le Maars high school students won multiple honors at the state music contest in Humboldt on April 24 and 25. In instrumental, Joe Pecks led with Trumpet Solo, plus ensembles and quartets including a Woodwind Quintet, Saxophone Quartet, Trumpet Trio, and Brass Sextet. In vocal division, several students earned solos and group honors across mixed, girls trio, sextet, and various voice categories. Arthur Jenson coaches the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Maars High School
Oat Humboldt
Iowa
Arthur Jenson
Joe Pecks
Jerry Zinn
Russ
Janice Juliere
Marianne Hodgson
Pam Parkinson
Robert Hershberger
Mike Adams
Don Kehrberg
Alig Sax
Le Mars Market Report on Grains and Poultry Grades
The Le Mars market lists oats corn soybeans and flax for feed barley and wheat with quality notes on heavy hens roosters and cheam sweet cream. Price grades A Large FP A Medium A Girade Fags under poultry grades noted.
Caulkins and Willer Named to Dean’s Honor List
Cecil Caulkins a sophomore history major and Marilyn Willer a freshman medical student from Le Mars were named to the Dean’s Honor List at the University of South Dakota for the first semester. Caulkins carried a 3.764 average and Willer 3.687, both members of campus scholastic honor societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le “Mars
University of South Dakota
College of Arts and Sciences
Cecil Caulkins
Marilyn Willer
Caulk
Phi. Ete’. Sigma
Caulkins
Lloyd E. ‘Caulkins
le Mars
Waller
Alpha
Lamboda Delta
Miss Willer
George A. Willer
Under Doctor's Care at Sacred Heart Hospital
Miss Dorothy Larsen librarian at Westmar College was admitted April 25 to Sacred Heart hospital. Gerd Pooks of Le Mars is a patient there. Barbara Giyner of Le Mars was dismissed April 24. Mrs Kenneth Scheriee of Anthon is a patient. Al Meis of Le Mars was dismissed April 25. Dow Dambrink of Le Mars Kale of Merrill Dennis Mertes of Merrill were admitted April 26. On Sunday April 26 Mrs John Hamilton of Le Mars gave birth to a son at Sacred Heart hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Larsen
Westmar College
Sacred Heart Hospital
Gerd Pooks
le Mars
Barbara Giyner
Kenneth Scheriee
Anthon
Sacred Heart Hos
al Meis
le Mars S
Dambrink
Kale
Merrill Dennis
Mertes
Merrill
John Hamilton
Sucred Hearts Hospital
Death of Keith Rock, 13 months, at Sioux Center Hospital
Keith Rock infant son of Mr and Mrs Irwin Rock of Maurice died Saturday at Sioux Center Hospital. Funeral arrangements not listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Rock
Irwin Rock
Maurice
Sioux Cemer Hospital
European Tour For Miss Lena Gross
Miss Lena Gross of Le Mars will depart May 11 and sail May 13 aboard the Queen Maury for Fingland to join a Minneapolis YMCA adult program tour. The trip covers England, Holland, Belgium, Luxembourg, Germany, Switzerland, Austria and more, with plans to sail May 13 on the Queen Elizabeth and return June 4 via Lufthansa to New York. Miss Gross may extend to Lucern Linthal to visit her mother’s former home as the group visits Paris and London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Gross
le Mars
Fingland
Luxembourg
Germany
Switzerland
Liechtenstein
Austria
Italy
Monaco
Prince
Minneapolis
New York
England
Paris
Hufthansa
Hill receives Cadet Lieutenant Colonel honor at Bridley University
Roger Harry Hill son of Rev and Mrs Frank A Hill is promoted to Cadet Lieutenant Colonel in the AFROTC at Bridley University Peoria Illinois. He completed flying time for a private pilot license and graduates May 31, with full graduate tuition for summer and first semester. He tops Theta Chi University scholastically for four straight semesters and will pursue a Master’s degree. He also serves as assistant coach at Washington Grade School in Peovit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lreton
Roger Harry Hill
Frank A. Hill
Afrotc
Bridley University
Peoria Ilinois
Theta Chi
Hill
FHS
Washiton
Peovit
Student Association Picks Officers
The regional meeting of the National Students Association for Iowa and Nebraska was held in Le Mars on Saturday and Sunday April 24 and 26. Richard A. was named regional chairman for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Nebraska
United States
National Students Association
le Mars
Flesred
Richard A
Banquet Highlights From State College Leaders Dinner
Kahle, vice chair Don Johnston of Bronaville New York, Brow Chit of Sion City, and Reon Burn of Frown Stee College chair a gathering at a banquet Friday evening. The group discussed university affairs amid the formal event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kahle
Afdows State Celleag
Bronaville
New York
Don Johnston
Brow Chit
Sion City
Hair
Iowa University
Reon Burn
Frown Stee College
Nice Lagoon Moonrise at Primghar Disposes Sewage
Primitive disposal plant began operation Monday last week in O'Brien County. Water from the town's oil deep well is pumped into the storm sewer to speed filling and enhance bacterial action for proper operation. No pumps or working crews. a high fence blocks access for safety. Vegetables and herbs offered by Le Murs Nurseries follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pringhar
O'Brian
Bell
Towa
J P Gengler celebrat es 40th wedding anniversary
J P Gengler and wife Anna of Quens mark their 40th anniversary photographed by Nuel Studio. Married April 29 1959 at White Moor St Michael church. They farm west of Ovens for life with two children and seven grandchildren. No special celebration planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rs. A.P. Gengler
Quens
Nuel Studio
Anna Gengler
J. P. Gengler
Whitemore
St. Michael's Church
Msgr. Coughlin
Ovens
Cworge (Maury
Garber
le Miars
John M. Genpler
Crete
Howland Owl of Ovens Comments on Taxes and Language
Howland Owl comments on tax politics and the 1960 tax outlook, mocks political touring, notes government debt and subsidies, and jokes about spelling and language changes. He riffs on election impacts and the education of readers, ending with a quip about spelling and a reference to a hospitalization obituary framing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Togeto
Harvard
Sioux City's Rocking Chair Teacher Retiring
Mrs Hizabeth Smith a first grade teacher at dincoln school Sioux City and mother of Mrs Pred Veale of the Mars retires after a long teaching career in Sioux City The Sioux City Journal features a write up under the headline Sioux City's Rocking Chair Teacher Retiring VanderMeer bakery reports reconstruction nearing completion with retail in the new south section while the old north section is refurbished for offices Globe-Post Want Ads promote the classifieds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hizabeth Smith
Dincoln School
Sioux City
Pred Veale
The
Mars
Sioux City Journal
VanderMeer Bakery Today
County Corn Champion Leland Surgissone Crowned at Storm Lake Banquet
Leland Surgissone of Bangs ley won the county corn champion title at a Storm Lake banquet amid several county champs. Other top finishers included Rayollond Anderson of Met. cH. with 126.23 bushels per acre, Dinyl Vaylor of Akron in third, and Ronray Sivano of Kingsley in fourth with 2.160 bushels per acre. The event highlighted the 1988 National Selected Five Avee Dekalb Corn Chawing Contest results and community leadership plans surfaced for future neighborhood meetings at the public library in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland Surgissone
Bangsley
Storm Lake
Viehk
Piviicarl County
Rayollond Anderson
Met. Ch
Dinyl Vaylor
Akron
Ronray Sivano
Kingsley
Miehl
Engagement Announced for Miss Erma Mueller and Thomas Murray
Mrs Adbert Mieler and Hotiive Ue announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Erma Mueller of 2369 Bo Street Sioux City to Thomas Murray son of Mr and Mrs Cal Murray of Kings. The wedding is planned at St James Catholic Church in Sioux City. John Thrummer of Central Ave S. We had a beach venture on a rough Poplar weeks ago. Board of Supervisors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adbert Mieler
Erma Mueller
Bo Street
Sioux City
Thomas Murray
Cal Murray
Kings
St. James Catholig Church
Sioux Cit
John Thrummer
Central Ave. S
Dlohn
The
Board of Supervisors
Mrs Bagenstos Named Neighborhood Chairman
Mrs. Bagenstos was chosen as neighborhood chairman for the Seoux Vriels gil scout council. She succeeds Mrs Fue bene Peg, recently completing a two year term as neighborhood chair. duties include organizing service projects, coordinating town activities, and presiding over neighborhood meetings with troop consultants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Bagenstos
Davis Lins
le Mears Afar Il Neihiber
Howe
Seoux ‘Vriels Gil
Bagensuyn
Fue Bene Peg
Jase
Chiarmian
Distrigh Dhamuan
Missionaries To Speak At Nav arene Church Meeting
Mr and Mrs Phit Masters and their five children have been accepted by Regions Beyond Missionary Union to serve among the Dutch New Chingi people in the mountainous interior just north of Austad. They will speak and show slides at a public service at 5 p.m. at the Nav arene church, inviting the community to learn about Stone Age communities and missionary work among them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phit Misters
Navarene Oun
Dutch New Chingi
Austad
Fang
Masters
Missionary Union
Eiberon
Philidelphia
Pit
Stewardship Week Observance Nods to Soil and Water Care
May 3 to May 10, 1959 marks Stewardship Week, a nationwide observance urged by Elmer J. Lund Extension Soil Conservationist to honor spiritual values linked to God given land and water resources. The period calls for reflection on origins, duties, and responsible use as seeds seeders and farmers work with seed, grass, machinery and fertilizer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soi
Elmer J. Lund
Extension Soil Conservation
Soil's Power and Preservation Highlighted by District Leader
Walter Muecke, chairman of the Plymouth Soil Conservation District, urges reverence for productive soil as a divine gift and life source. Officials say the district exists to help farmers implement land use plans without abuse and protect the land for future generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iself
Walter Muecke
Plymouth
Northwest Iowa Women's Guilds Meet at St Johns United
The biennial gathering of the Northwest Iowa regional women's guilds was held April 23 at St. John's United Church of Christ. Mrs. WW Baumgartner of Schleswig presided as attendance rose and interest grew. Mrs He Maus, president of the Nebraska council of church women, delivered the main address. Le Mars High School girls performed, with Miss Marion Coad singing, and Jaffer provided marimba selections in the afternoon. Officers were reelected, including Mrs Bainmydriner as regional chairman, with spring decorations enhancing the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
St. John’s
Bainmydriner
Hinton Community School District election candidates named
Voters in the reorganized Hinton Community School District will select a school treasurer and five board members at Hinton Town Hall on Tuesday May 5 from noon to 7 pm. Nominees filed by April 1959 include Tom Flannery Allen Jauer Don Lang Jer Arndt Charles Ellison Everett Hage WV LAL Tt Elroy Heimhurst? Clarence Held and Marie Arndt for treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinton Community School
Hinton
Hinton Jaws
Hinton Community School District
Plymouth County
Tom Flannery
Allen Jauer
Don Lang
Jer Arndt
Charles Ellison
Everett Hage
Kamp Anniversary Observed With Family and Friends
Miro and Mrs. Nick Kamp marked their 25th wedding anniversary with a Sunday mass at St. Josephs Catholic Church in Sioux City. An open house for 150 guests followed, featuring floral arrangements, a silver coffee service, and a later seven o clock dinner at Cora's Tea Room for 40 relatives and friends. Out of town guests joined the celebration, including relatives from Grundy Center, Blue Earth, Brewster, Curtin, and Spirit Lake. A later program included reflections by Msgr Fisch and performance by Tom Kamp, with Masr Behrens as master of ceremonies. A pet hen belonging to Mrs. Bill Hamm of Oskaloosa was noted for laying over 900 eggs in ten years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miro
Nick Kamp
St. Josephs Catholic Church
Father Nash
Sioux Cy
Tom
Notre Dame
University Gang
Ave Maria
Kamp
Mary Jo
St. Louis
Missouri
Susan
John
Carol Schnepf
Sioux City
al Vaske
Remsen
Milo Kun Hef
Jay Perry
Verdon Daud
Robert Cronin Fe Murs
Barnie Kroan
Orange City
Jerry Treinen
Ralph Neihus
Ovens
Cecil Kennedy
John Deegan
Grundy Center
Roy Denske
Blue Earth
Minnesota
Raymond Busch
Brewster
Busch
Kamps
Hector Tom- Mier
John J. Ruppert
Adrain Bougreau
Curtie
Ben Doctor
Harry Hansen
Alton
J. Publ
Hawarden
Art Drenth
Gerald
Elsworth
William Schoepf
H. F. Groetken
Nellie Goodburn
Marcus
Greg Pick
Spirit Lake
Fred Davenport
W. R. Murray
Milford Town
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Ralph Marx
Eva L. Lund
County Extension Home
Babson
Gayle
Henrich
Plymouth Co
le Mars Markets
Willer
Miss. Mardros Cammichle
Student Association
Primghar
Diliat
le Murs Nurseries
Howlind Owl
Globe-Post
Merle Lawyer
Canserviia
Mantes
Iowa Aml
Iowa State College
Jarwyer
Aurora
Dinos
Lea
Io Mes. Bagensios
Vel
Mrs. Bagenstos New Neighborhood Chairman
Women’s Guilds
Versary
Bill Hamm
Oskaloosa
Fife
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