LeMars Globe-Post Subscriptions In Iowa And South Dakota
The LeMars Globe-Post lists local and distant subscription rates. Local area: Plymouth Sioux andbury Cherokee counties in Iowa and Union County in South Dakota at 3 a year. Outside the local area rate is 37 00 a year. Subscriptions stop automatically unless renewed.
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le Mars
Plymouth
Sioux
Andbury
Cherokee Counties
Iowa
Union Co
South Dako
Sub. Wocbier
Resealing Corn Aims To Guard Against Feed Shortage
Drouth and hail damage push area farmers to reseal price supported corn as protection against possible feed shortages. Officials say reseal allows storage payments, loan payoff any time, and potential profit if market prices rise. Eligible grain includes 1953 1954 corn under reseal and 1955 corn under loans or conversions. details at the county ASC office.
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Drouth
H. C. Battles
Plymouth County
ASC
Buldes
Baldes
Family Dinner for 80th Birthday at 212 Plymouth St W
Mrs. Alice Dwyer hosted a family gathering last Thursday July 26 at her home 212 Plymouth St W to honor her sister Mrs Nelle Dunn on her 80th birthday. Guests included Dr and Mrs L L Dunn Beverly and Barbara Dell Rapids M D Mr and Mrs Frank Simpson Sutherland Ia Mrs R S Becker and Mrs Raymond Becker and daughter Ray Merrill. Open House from 2 to 5 pm drew forty five guests who offered gifts and cards while blue and white flowers candles and cake with blue icing accompanied ice cream coffee and iced tea.
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Alice Dwyer
Plymouth St. W
Nelle Dunn
L. L. Dunn
Beverly
Barbara
Dell Rapids
M. D
Frank Simpson
Sutherland
R. 5. 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 now assigned as assistant to Father Patrick O Leary at Rock Rapids. The event is set for Tuesday evening July 31 in the parish hall with church circles overseeing arrangements.
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St. James Parish
Pathor Paul Bruening
Father Patrick O'Leary
Rock Rapids
St. James Parish Hall
Auto Racing to Feature at Sioux Empire Fair
Howard Manners announced the Sioux Empire Fair will include a 200 lap 100 mile championship race on the fairgrounds track Sunday August 26 with time trials at 2 p.m. and the main event at 2:30 p.m. A $2000 purse will be divided among top drivers. The event is sanctioned by the International Motor Contest Association with Herschel Buchanan chairing the race committee.
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Sioux
Howard Manners
Fairgrounds
Thenternational Motor Contest Association
United States
Herschel Buchanan
Auto Racing, Inc
Nqme
1955 56 Cars to Compete in 200 Lapper Rules Update
Most entrants will be 1955 and 1956 models with cars older than 1951 barred. Expect Chevrolet, Dodge, Oldsmobile, Ford, Plymouth, Pontiac, and Mercury across the field. Must be standard American makes with hard tops. safety bars and belts required. stock engines only. no special racing parts allowed.
Named For Honor In Special Field
Arlan Russell Hershberger of Route 2 Le Mars is named in the new Chemical Who's Who after selection based on achievements in chemistry. He heads the chemistry department at Westmar College since 1927 and authored Principles of Photography.
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New York
Arlan Russell Hershberger
Route 2
le Mars
New “Chemical
Ieading
de. Hershberger
Westmar College
Russia
Remsen Pastor To Hospers Transfer Nearing Start
Rt Rev Msgr George J Theobald will leave Remsen after five and a half years as St Marys parish pastor for St Anthonys in Hospers. He begins August 1 in the Sioux City diocese reshuffle. Rt Rev Msgr Frank Schultes will move to St Marys as pastor after serving St Josephs in West Bend.
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St. Mary’s Catholic
Remsen
George J. Theobald
St. Anthony's
Hospers
Sioux City
Frank Schultes
St. Joseph's Parish
West Bend
St. Mary's
Hancock 4-H Club Tours Siena City and Local Industries
The Hancock 4-H Club conducted a July tour visiting Goodwill industries, the Blindshop, Brattle dolls, Bal fou Day Nursery, Roberts Dairy, Metz Bakery, and Miller Brothers Furniture. Led by Sandra Beaulieu, seven members and six guests joined, with a stirling talking point on new woods and finishes.
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Brattle
Balfou Day Nursery
Church of Ail Nations
Roberts Dairy
Metz Bakery
Fair Thrill Day At Iowa State Fair Stunt Spectacle
International and U S daredevils perform in an afternoon of staged stunts at the Iowa State Fair. The program features English stuntmen who have worked for Queen Elizabeth I, plus dramatic acts like crash rolls, a dive bomber crash, Roman style driving, torpedo catapult, wheelies, flaming wall crashes, and a man slid through rings of fire.
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U. S
Iowa
Appoint New Custodian At Clark School
Le Mars Board of Education names Albert Messelheiser as custodian for Clark School replacing the late W. J. Sullivan who died July 14. Messelheiser formerly worked for Le Mars Artificial Tea Company, served as engineer and custodian for the President Hotel in Waterloo, and will move from Hinton to Le Mars before the school opens. He begins August 2.
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le Mars Board of Education
Albert Messelheiser
Clark School
W. J. Sullivan
Mc. Messelheiser
le Mars Artifical Tee Company
President
Waterloo
Hinton
le Mars
Messelheiser
Group Urges Sioux County Be Named Crop Disaster Area
Boyd Daniels of the Sioux County Farm Bureau said the TCUP urged that Sioux County be declared a drouth disaster area and that the soil bank deadline be extended beyond July 27. Congressman Hoeven replied that the drought situation in Iowa is under prompt attention and supports declaring Sioux County and other counties in his district as disaster area and extending soil bank filings. About 1060 contracts have been signed in the county under the soil bank plan by July 27.
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Boyd Daniels
Sioux County
Measephe
Soil Bank
Under Doctor's Care Dismissals From Sacred Heart Hospital
Dismissed on Friday from Sacred Heart hospital were Miss Vivan Frank of Marcus and Mrs. Nely Nelson of Remsen. The Nelson baby, Lyle Philip, was admitted to the nursery. Charles Lamb, seven year old son of Billy Tam of Te Mars, was admitted.
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Sacred Heart Hospital
Vivan Frank
Marcus
Nely Nelson
Remsen
Nelson
Lyle Philip
Charles Lamb
Billy Tam
Te Mars
Wat Ad
Births and hospital admissions in three towns parade through Friday to Saturday
Local newspapers report births at Sacred Heart and Sioux Center Community hospitals in Remsen Rock Valley Hull Hawarden Orange City and Alton with several new daughters and sons born on July 25 27 and 28. Admissions include Mrs Boehn Mrs Vander Strek Mrs Reis and Mrs Plueger among others while Henry A B DeHaan and Emmett McGraw undergo medical and surgical care.
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Alan
Ray Wakischmidt
Remsen
Sacred Heart Hospital
Sam Verhoff
Rock Valley
Wiliam Boehn
Hull
William Vander Strek
Hawarden
Sion Center Community Hospital
James N. Thompson
Sigua Center Community Hospital
Mas
Sioux Center
Charles Plueger
Brunsville
Harlan Stratten
Peter Hansen
Alton
Ervin Hansen Sells Three Purebred Bulls in Iowa Trade
Le Mars breeder Ervin Hansen sold two Aberdeen-Angus bulls to Henry A. Klosterboer of Rock Rapids Iowa and one Angus bull to Krog Brothers of Vincent Iowa.
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Ervin Hansen
le Mars
Henry A. Klosterboer
Rock Rapids
Iowa
Krog Brothers
Vincent
Mrs Haverkamp Rites. Remsen Matriarch Dies at 80
Funeral services for Mrs. Katherine Haverkamp, 80, who died Friday at her son Henry Haverkamp’s Remsen home, were held Monday at St. Mary’s Catholic Church Remsen. Rt Rev Msgr George Theobald officiated with burial in Remsen church cemetery. Rosary said Sunday evening. She was born September 30, 1875 in Rosellia. Married February 15, 1898 in Arcadia to Frank Haverskamp. Survived by two daughters Sister Madeline O S F L of Dubuque Iowa and Mrs. Ben Heuerty of Remsen. six sons Clem Fulda Minnesota Edward Chicago and Henry Lea Albert and Bernard Remsen. 27 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren.
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Katherine Haverkamp
Henry Haverkamp
Remsen
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
George Theobald
Rensen
Fisch Fneral Home
Haverskamp
Rosellia
Frank Haverskamp
Arcadia
Haverkamp
Henry
Mars Madeline
Dubuque
Ben Heuerty
Clem
Fulda
Edward
Chicago
Lea
Albert
Bernard
Kaschmitter Kelly Tie The Knot In Sheldon Iowa
Miss Kaschmitter daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry G Kaschmitter of Sioux City and James Vincent Kelly son of Mr and Mrs Vincent Kelly of Akron were married Saturday morning July 2 at St Patrick Catholic church Sheldon Iowa Rev Joseph Hyland officiated the double ring ceremony before an altar.
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Tune Mary Kaschmitter
Mrou
Henry G. Kaschmitter
Sioux City
James Vincent Kelly
Vincent Kelly
Akron, Jr
St Patrick Catholic Church
Sheldon
Joseph Hyland
Wedding Bells for Mrs Kelly at Briar Cliff College Roots
Miss Joan Kaschmitter and Miss Colleen Kelly attended the ceremony in lavender and white. The bride wore a lace bodice wedding dress with an illusion veil, carrying white roses and stephanotis. The couple, both South Dakota alumni, will reside in Sioux City after a church reception and wedding trip.
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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
Siow City
Apel Kessenich Wedding at Holy Name Marcus
Miss Rosalene Apel and Stanley J. Kessenich wed at Holy Name Catholic church Marcus in a nuptial mass officiated by Rev. Leo McCoy. The bride, daughter of Mrs. John Apel, wore embroidered tulle over taffeta with a chapel train. bridesmaids wore white organdy. Attendants included Marie Apel and Phyllis Kessenich. best man was Johnn Kessenich. The couple will reside in Oberstrom apartments Le Mars.
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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
Johnn Kessenich
Kenneth Kniep
le Mars
Lewis Ortman
Cletus Schlitz
Remsen
Kessenich
Le Mars Social Items Highlight Gerter Family Visit
Rev and Mrs John Gerter and children David and Martha from Slippery Rock Pennsylvania visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Acie Bomgaurs. Gerter is a former minister of the Presby terian church and the note reflects local social activity in Le Mars.
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John Gerter
David
Martha
Slippery Rock
Pennsylvania
Acie Bomgaurs
Gerter
Local Church Socials and Clergy Transfers Highlight Notice
Community events feature visits by Rev James Ranson and Rev Oerter with families at a church dinner. Selections include Mr and Mrs Herb Haas hosting for nephew James Sherman of North Hollywood California. Father Patrick John Waite transfers to Kuemper High School Carroll. Mrs Gene Kieffer of Des Moines awarded divorce with custody and alimony. Joe Krogman and family plan Portland departure after Brunsville and Sioux City visit. Miss Sharon Davis Moville and Miss Joyce Dorr join Carleen Braune for Florida trip with Orlando sightseing stop.
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Bomgaars
James Ranson
Judy
Oerter
David
Martha
Herb Haas
Country Club
James Sherman
North Hollywood
California
Patrick John Waite
Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Ashton
Kuemperigh School
Carroll
St. Lawrence
Canter
South Dakota
Sioux City
Father Waite
Jim Waite
le Mars
Gene Kieffer, Jr
Des Moines Wiy
Jett
John Siebens
Gordon Linstrand
Brunsville
Sharon Davis
Moville
Iowa
Joyce Dorr
Florida
Carleen Braune
Orlando
Readers Letters on Soil Bank Payments and Local Travel
Ahlers urges county assessors to review soil bank payments per acre amid differing corn yields between adjoining farms. He notes valuation discrepancies and calls for closer scrutiny with next land tax valuations. Oregon visitor Andrew Ahlers praises Le Mars citizens after a July 9 vacation stop.
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le Mars Globe-Post
Soil Bank
Le Mars Visitors Share Friendly City Tour and Road Trip
Mr and Mrs Henry F Wendt and family recall a two week trip visiting Le Mars Iowa and nearby states. They praise clean streets, friendly residents and local sights including churches schools and parks. They note driving through Nebraska Wyoming Utah Idaho and a rain storm, plus corn and crop observations and gratitude to friends and relatives.
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le Mars
Rawlin
Wyoming
Nebraska
Utah
Salt Lake City
Temple Square
Tam
Idaho
Henry F. Wendt
Families Visit and Travel Notes Across Iowa Minnesota
A tangle of weekend visits and travel details fills this notice page. Relatives from Minneapolis, Eagle Bend, and Monona spend time with Mrs. R D Sherman and others in Le Mars and nearby towns. Jerry Lang, a 1956 Iowa State College graduate, works as an architect with Phillips 66 in Bartlesville Oklahoma. Naval aviation cadet Ronald Lucken, son of Akron residents, trains at Kingsville Texas as he enters service. An ice cream social is planned at Gethsemane Lutheran church on Friday August 3.
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Garret Kempers
Lakeland
Florida
Fort Meyers Beach
Sarasota
Elfen Gerling
Willis Bernhardt
Monona
Iowa
Gordon Gerling
Madison
S. D
A. E. Hanson
Granville
J. F. Kemper
Agnes Kerwin
Carroll
Web Lorenzen
le Mars
Lincoln
Nebraska
Jim Kemper
John Charles
Ovens
Gethsemane Lutheran Church
Vernon McKinney
Shirlene
Dallas
Texas
Harvey Ludwig
Naval Auxiliary Air Station
Kingsville
Naval Aviation
Ronald G. Lucken
Henry Lucken
Akron
Betons
Town State College
Ames
N F O Meeting At County Court House Wednesday Night
N F O plans a county court house gathering on Wednesday August 1 at 8 00 pm Delegates will be chosen for the State convention and attendance is urged Mr and Mrs At Meis have returned from an extended tour of Europe Lloyd McGruder leaves for Tracy Chris resumes duties as assistant manager at the Tracy Inn after a two month visit with relatives and friends in Le Mars and Minneapolis
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Meis
Lloyd McGruder
Tracy
Chris
le Mars
Minneapolis
Tracy Inn
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Siow
Empire
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Nephe
Bud
Johnson Jr. Homemakers
Sandra Buehre
Judy Klemme
Pat Stinton
Carol Lucken
Angela Geisler
Marilyn Willer
Judy Klerame
Julie Lucken
Angela
Peggy
Patsy Geisler
Mrs. Lund
Gladys Herman
Nancy Wendt
Shirley
Bernice
Arlene Newman
Hancock Hummingbirds
Hancock Hall
Vn Wal
America
Mrs. Haverkamp
Kaschmitter
Apel-Kessenich
Andrew Ahlers
Oregon
Globe-Post
George Herrman
Rernard Dreckman
Kenneth Kempers
Diekman
Ie Mars
Canton
Nice
Miang Mies
John Herrman
Pacific Ave
Marsha Post
Stanley Post
Bishop Morrison Lodge
Clear Lake
Bob Thurber
Luverne
Minnesota
North Hillywood
R. D. Sherman
Richard Weiland
Mary Bartlett
Eagle Bend
Harold Naef
Terry Olevon
Naef
Mel
James Ransom
Colorado Springs
Colo
Estes Park
iLake Nelson
HEC Orange
Quantiti Suan Wgeees CO
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