LeMars Globe-Post Subscription Policy Notes
LeMars Globe-Post lists subscription details for Plymouth Sioux Otoe Cherokee and Union counties in Iowa and South Dakota. Rates set at 83 a year locally with outside areas at 5000 per year and foreign rates by pastal. Subscriptions stop automatically unless renewed by subscriber and past due bills are not sent.
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Possible Shortage Of Feed Boosts Corn Resealing
Drouth and hail damage across areas push farmers to reseal price supported corn through July 31 1937 to retain grain, pay loans any time, and collect storage payments. Officials say reseal despite not delivering to government, with loans for new storage and eligibility for three crops. Information available at the county ASC office.
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Drouth
H.C. Baldes
Plymouth County
ASC
Baldes
Battles
Family Dinner Honors 80th Birthday in Sutherlin
Mrs. Alice Dwyer hosted a family dinner on Thursday July 26 at 212 Plymouth StS W to honor her sister Mrs. Nelle Dunn on her 80th birthday. Guests included Dr. and Mrs. L. L. Dunn, Beverly and Barbara of Dell Rapids, M. D., Mr. and Mrs. Frank Simpson, Mrs. R. J. Becker and Mrs. Raymond Becker and daughter Ray of Merrill. Open House from 2 to 5 p.m. drew forty five visitors who brought gifts and cards amid blue and white decor and cake, ice cream, coffee and iced tea.
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Alice Dwyer
Plymouth Sts. W
Nelle Dunn
L. L. Dunn
Beverly
Barbara
Dell Rapids
M. D
Frank Simpson
Sutherland
R. J. Becker
Raymond Becker
Ray
Merrill
Dwyer
Dunn
Farewell Party for Pathor Bruening at St James Parish
Members of St James Parish host a farewell party for Pathor Paul Bruening assistant pastor now appointed to assist Father Patrick O Leary in Rock Rapids. The event is set for Tuesday evening July 31 at the parish hall with church circle members in charge.
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St. James Parish
Pathor Paul Bruening
Father Patrick O'Leary
Rock Rapids
Auto Racing Featured at Sioux Empire Fair
The Sioux Empire Fair in Sioux Falls will host a 200 lap 100 mile championship race on the fairgrounds track Sunday August 26 with 2 p.m. time trials and a 2 30 p.m. start The $2000 purse is to be shared by top drivers The event is sanctioned by the International Motor Contest Association Herschel Buchanan of Auto Racing Enc. will oversee the race
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Howard Mariners
Fairgrounds
International Motor Contest Association
United States
Herschel Buchanan
Weenter
Evere
Bud Rudich
Omaha
Nebi
Sioux Empire
Sioux Falls Ave
Bud Hardich
Bud
1955 56 Car Race Rules For 200-Lapper
Most entrants will be 1955 and 1956 models with no cars older than 1951. Expect Chevrolets Dodges Oldsmobiles Fords Plymouths Pontiacs Mercury etc. Standard American makes with hard tops only. Hard top convertibles without a factory center post require an inside roll bar. Engines must be stock. No aftermarket racing parts. Safety belts or shoulder harnesses must be welded or bolted to the frame. Steering, spindles, tie rods, and rear hubs may be strengthened.
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Mercury
Named For Honor In Special Field
Arlan Russell Hershberger of Route 2 Le Mars has been named in the new Chemical Who's Who. He heads the chemistry department at Westmar College and has held the post since 1927. He authored Principles of Photography. Selection required a scientific degree and ten years of related work or ten years of distinguished industry service or a full professorship after ten years.
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New York
Arlan Russell Hershberger
le Mars
New “Chemical
Hershberger
Westmar College
Russia
Remsen Pastor Transfer To Hospers In Sioux City Diocese
Rt Rev Moser announced George J Theobald will leave St Marys Remsen after five and a half years to head St Anthonys Hospers starting August 1. Msgr Frank Schultes will become St Marys Johnson Jr Homemakers house leader. community events planned and new members welcomed.
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St. Mary’s Catholic
Remsen
Moser
George J. Theobald
St. Anthony's
Hospers
Sioux City
Biu
Frank Schultes
St. Joseph's Parish
West Bend
St. Mary's
Hancock 4 H Club Tour To Sioux City
On July 17 the Hancock Hummingbirds 4 H Club toured Sioux City visiting Goodwill Industries Roberts Dairy Merz Bakery and Miller Brothers Furniture. Members and guests learned about braille board work and rug weaving, toured a blind shop, and observed furniture finishes. Reporter Margaret Ream.
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Sandra Beaulieu
Rollail
Hem
Phing
Hancock Hummingbids
Braffle
Balton Day Nursery
Church of Ail Nations
Roberts Dairy
Merz Hakery
Miller Brothers Furniture Store
Margaret Ream
International Thrill Day Stunt Performers At Iowa Fair
The Iowa State Fair officials announced an international thrill day featuring foreign and U S stunt performers. Planned acts include four English daredevils who have performed for Queen Elizabeth I and the film Stuntmen. Other stunts involve deliberate car crash rolls, dive bomber crashes, Roman style driving, torpedo catapulting, balancing on wheels, flaming wall crashes, and a ring of fire act.
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U. S
Iowa
Appoint New Custodian At Clark School
The Le Mars Board of Education announced the appointment of Albert Messelheiser as custodian of the Clark School building to succeed the late W. J. Sullivan who died suddenly on July 14. Messelheiser has worked for Le Mars Artificial Tec Company and previously served as engineer and custodian for the President Hotel in Waterloo. He and his family have stayed in Hinton this summer and will move to Le Mars before school starts. He begins the new post on August 1.
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Albert Messelheiser
Clark School
W. J. Sullivan
Messelheiser
le Mars Artifical Tec Company
President
Waterloo
Hinton
le Mars
Group Urges Sioux County Be Named Crop Disaster Area
Boyd Daniels of the Sioux County Farm Bureau reports the group sent wires to government officials urging Sioux County be declared a drought disaster area and for an extension of the soil bank deadline beyond July 27. Congressman Hoeven replied that he has contacted the undersecretary and urged disaster designation and extension to aid farmers. One thousand sixty contracts have been signed in the county under the soil bank plan by July 27.
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Boyd Daniels
Sioux County
Soil Bank
Tam
Under Doctor's Care Newspaper Brief
Dismissed on Friday from Sacred Heart hospital were Miss Vivan Frank of Marcus and Mrs Nel Nelson of Remsen. The Nelson baby Lyle Philip was admitted to the nursery. Charles Lamb seven year old son of the Pity family of Po Mars was admitted.
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Sacred Heart Hospital
Vivan Frank
Marcus
Nel
Nelson
Remsen
Lyle Philip
Charles Lamb
Pity Fam
Po Mars
Births and hospital notices from area clinics
A series of birth announcements and patient admissions are recorded from Sacred Heart Verhoff and Sioux Center Community hospitals. Names include Ray Waldschmidt of Remsen. James N. Thompson of Rock Valley. Mrs. Jam Boehn of Hull. Mrs. Vander Strek of Hawarden. Mrs. Russell Wickers of Orange City. Emmett McGraw of Le Mars. John Kosters. Mrs. John Reis of Granville. Mrs. John Van Gamron of Hawarden. Harlan Stratton. Peter Hansen of Alton. with associated dates July 25 to July 28 and facility notes for Sunny Center Community hospital and Grossman hospital.
Ervin Hansen Sold 3 Purebred Bulls
Ervin Hansen of Le Mars recently sold two purebred Aberdeen Angu s bulls to Henry A. Klosterboer and a Rock Rapids Towa Angus bull to Krog Brothers in Vincent Iowa, with the third bull headlined in the report.
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Ervin Hansen
le Mars
Henry A. Klosterboer
Rock Rapids
Towa
Krog Brothers
Vincent
Iowa
Funeral services for Mrs Katherine Haverkamp in Remsen
Mrs Katherine Haverkamp 80 died Friday at her son Henry Haverkamp’s home in Remsen. Funeral at St Marys Catholic Church in Remsen with Rt Rev Msgr George Theobald officiating. burial in Remsen church cemetery. Rosary held Sunday. Born September 30 1875 in Rosell Iowa. Married Frank Haverskamp February 15 1898 Arcadia. They farmed near Remsen until his death in 1931. Survived by two daughters Sister Mary Madeline and Mrs Ben Henerty. six sons Clem Fulda Ednand Chicago Henry Leo Albert Bernard all Remsen. 27 grandchildren and 140 great grandchildren.
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Henry Haverkamp
Remsen
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
George Theobald
Fisch Fueral
Haverskamp
Rosell
Frank Haverskamp
Arcadia
Haverkamp
Havershamp
Henry Ae Remsen
Mary Madeline
Dubuque
Ben Henerty
Clem
Fulda
Minn
Ednand
Chicago
Henry
Leo
Albert
Bernard
Kaschmitter Kelly Wedding in Sheldon Iowa
Miss Janet Mare Kaschmitter daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry G Kaschmitter Sions City and James Vincent Kelly son of Mr and Mrs Vincent Kelly Akron were married Saturday morning July 28 at St Patr ik Catholic Church Sheldon Iowa Rev Joseph Hyland officiated the double ring ceremony before an altar
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Janet Mare Kaschmitter
Henry G. Kaschmitter
Sions City
James Vincent Kelly
Vincent Kelly
Akron
St. Patrik Catholic Church
Sheldon, la
Joseph Hyland
Lavish Lavender and White Wedding Details
Miss Joan Kaschmitter and Miss Colleen Kelly served as attendants in white organdy with lavender eyelet trim. The bride wore a lace bodice illusion veil and carried white roses, while Robert Grant and Claude Burris attended the groom. The couple plans to reside in Sioux City after a church reception.
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Joan Kaschmitter
Colleen Kelly
Robert Grant
Claude Burris
Arden Gale
John McVicker
Briar Cliff College Department of Nursing
University of South Dakota
Kelly
Sioux City
Apel Kessenich Wed At Holy Name Marcus
Miss Rosalene Apel and Stanley Joseph Kessenich exchanged wedding vows at Holy Name Catholic church Marcus with Rev. Leo McCoy officiating. The couple will reside in Le Mars Okerstrom apartments.
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Rosalene Apel
Stanley Joseph Kessenich
Holy Name Catholic Church
Marcus
Leo McCoy
John Apel
Mr. Apel
John Kessenich
Kingsley
Ann Bloomingdale
Regina McLaughlin
Jacques Apel
Marie Apel
Phyllis Kessenich
Johan Kessenich
Kenneth Kniep
le Mars
Lewis Ortman
Cletus Schlitz
Remsen
Le Mars Social Items Highlight Oerter Family Visit
Rev and Mrs John Oerter and children David and Martha of Slippery Rock Pennsylvania were guests Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Aerte Bomgaars Rev Oerter is noted as a former minister of the Pres
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David
Martha
Slippery Rock
Pennsylvania
Aerte Bomgaars
Oerter
Local social notes bring visits, transfers, and a divorce
Presbyterian supporters hosted Rev James Ransom family and Rev Oerter party after services. Haas hosted dinner for James Sherman family of North Hollywood. Father Patrick Waite transfers to Kuemper high school Carroll with La Lawrence Rectory, ordained 1954 after Ashton service. Gene Kieffer wins divorce custody alimony and home in Des Moines. ex-husband restricted on life insurance. Krogman family hosts Brunsville visit then Sioux City ties. Sharon Davis Moville and Joyce Dorr depart for Florida. Carleen Braune joins Orlando visit.
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Perc
Homgaard
James Ransom
Judy
Oerter
David
Martha
Herb Haas
James Sherman
North Hollywood
California
Patrick John Waite
Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Ashton
Kuemper High School
Carroll
la Lawrence
Carter
South Dakota
Sioux City
Father Waite
Jim Waite
le Mars
Gene Kieffer, Jr
Des Moines
Fairall & Co
Kieffer
Joe Krogman
Portland
Ore
John Siebens
Gordon Linstrand
Brunsville
Siouxity
Sharon Davis
Moville
Iowa
Joyce Dorr
Florida
Carleen Braune
Orlando
Readers Letters on Soil Bank Payments and Local Praise
Letters from readers discuss perceived discrimination in soil bank payments per acre for adjoining farms and urge county assessors to review land bank valuations at next update. The second letter praises Le Mars citizens and mentions a visit with relatives in July 9th.
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Soil Bank
Travelers praise Le Mars and reminisce over Iowa visit
Mr and Mrs Henry F Wendt of Springfield Oregon recount a two week trip visiting Le Mars Sioux City Canton and Rawlins with family. They commend clean streets friendly people and generous hospitality while noting rain storms cropping corn and scenic drives through Wyoming Utah and Salt Lake City.
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Rawlin
Wyoming
Drivi
Nebraska
Utah
Salt Lake Ciy
Temple Square
Idaho
Henry F. Wendt
Home visits weave through Sherm aunt and Ames families
Mrs. R D Sherman hosts Richard Weiland of Missouri and Mary from Eagle Bend Iowa with Mrs Harold Nuef, as relatives visit in Sioux City and Minneapolis. James family return from Springs Colorado while Estel Pa heads to Lake Nelson Minnesota. Nort hwood California guests arrive for Mrs R J Sherman. Mrs Garret Kempers fly to Lakeland with parents in Florida. Fort Myers and Sarasota are mentioned with weekend visitors to Mes Ellen Gerling. Jerry Lang, 1956 Iowa State graduate, joins Phillips Petroleum in Bartlesville after a skip home for weekend with friends. Agnes Kerwin and Web Lore Le Mars visit Nebraska. Charles born July 23rd.
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Richard Weiland
M Ls
Minnesota
Mary
Eagle Bend
Iowa
Harold Nuef
Nuef
Sioux City
James
Springs
Colo
Estel Pa
Lake Nelson
James l
Northwood
California
R. J. Sherman
Minneapolis
Sherman
W. A. Irwin
Garret Kempers
Lakelanda
Fort Meyers
Sarasota
Florida
Mes
Ellen Gerling
Willis Bernhardt
Monona
Sam
Gordon Gerling
S. D
Hanon
G Lowa
Jerry Lang
Joe Lang
Remsen
Iowa State
Ice Cream Social At Ovens Set For Friday Night
An ice cream social will be held at Ovens Friday August 3 at 6 30 p m on the site Gethsemane Lutheran Mr and Mrs Vernon Mr and Shirlene left for Dallas after a visit in Le Mars Among the students receiving advanced training at the air station at Ki ss Texas Naval aviation cadet JG Lucken son of Mr and Mrs Henry Lucken of Akron entered service after attending State college at Ames
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Ning
Gethsemane Lutherand
Vernon
Shirlene
Dallas
Texas
Harvey Ludwig
Lin le Mars
Ailisry Air Station
Kis
JG. Lucken
Henry Lucken
Akron
State College
Ames
N F O Meeting at Counts House Wednesday August First
Local meeting of the N F O will be held at Counts House on Wednesday August first with delegates to be chosen for the convention. Attendance limited to four. Mr and Mrs Al Mei have been touring foreign countries for several months and return home Monday. Lloyd McGruder tests morning for Tracy Clulf and spends a month vacation with relatives and friends in Le Mars and Minneapolis. He resumes duties as assistant at Tracy Inn in Trac.
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Lloyd McGruder
Tracy
Clulf
and le Mars
Minneapolis
Tracy Inn
Trac
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