Boy Killed By Fall From Elevator
Larry Hauschild of Le Mars died July 31 at Sacred Heart hospital from injuries in a farm accident. He crawled into a grain elevator in the yard with his father, it tipped and crushed him. Born September 10, 1954, he was 2 years 9 months old. Funeral August 3 at St. John's American Lutheran Church Le Mars. Burial in Grant township cemetery. Survivors: parents and two sisters Linda and Diane. Funeral directed by Mauer. Grandparents listed. great grandmother named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry -John Hauschild
Leonard Hauschild
Le Mars
Sacred Heart hospital
Larry
Grant township
Betty Sandrock
St. John’s’ American Lutheran church
Harold Tegimeter
Mauer funeral home
Linda
Diane
John Hauschild
Elizabeth Shadrock
Sioux City
Riekel Hauschild
Funeral services for Andrew Nettinga in Hull
Andrew Nettinga 71 of Hull died Monday at Sioux Center. Funeral Thursday at 1 p.m. at home and 3:30 p.m. at First Reformed Church Hull with Rev N Roseboom officiating. Burial in Hull cemetery. World War I veteran Doornink Brunsting post American Legion will assist with graveside rites. Pallbearers include six Legionaires. Survived by two brothers Meindert of Hull and Tennis of Edgerton Minnesota and three sisters Julia Nettinga Mrs John Van der Berg and Mrs Dick Kreulen all of Hull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Nettinga
Hull
First Reformed church
N. Roseboom
Sioux Center
Netunga
First Reformed church of
Le Mars
Doornink-Brunsting post
Ameccan
Legion of Sioux Center
Dick Kreulen
Conover Wins Iowa State Pistol Contest at Camp Dodge
John Conover of Le Mars won the Iowa State Pistol contest held at Camp Dodge with 416 points out of 1500. Seventy three competitors registered including units from the Sth and 8th Army and the Iowa highway patrol. Windy conditions affected scoring on the day of the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Conover
Le Mars
Camp Dodge
Iowa
Sth
8th army
Iowa hiway patrol
Conover
Open House Honors New Associate Pastor at St John’s Le Mars
A Tuesday evening open house at St John’s American Lutheran church in Le Mars celebrated the new associate pastor Harold Tegtmeier. About 500 persons attended as the congregation and Ladies Aid provided lawn meals and Luther League served. Inaugural sermons will be given at both services on Sunday, August 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Tegtmeier
St. John’s American Lutheran church
Le Mars
Ladies Aid
Luther League
Res
St John’s
Twelve 4 H Young People Visit Boys Town Tour
Plymouth County Farm Bureau Young People traveled to Boys Town Nebraska on Sunday July 28 1957 for an educational tour A guide explained points at Boys Town and answered questions Highlights included visits to Trade Schools Field House chapels and the Dairy Farm The Omaha Zoo was a new stop where bears and monkeys drew interest The day ended at an amusement park in Council Bluffs Participants included Bonnie Beck Shindey Beck Arnold Binnheose Harold Binnheose Cara Brink Dale Feldherard Donald Oblrichs Delores Pausch Ray Sorenson Lois Utesch and Verjean Wetrosky
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth County Farm Bureau
Boys Town
Nebraska
Boss down
Field House
Omaha Zoo
Council Bluffs
Bonnie Bek
Shindey Beck
Arnold Binnehoese
Harold Binnehoese
Cara Brink
Dale Fherbard
Donald Oblrichs
Delores Pausch Ray Pierre Janet Sorenson
Lois Utesch
Verjean Wetrosky
Cleary Funeral Arrangements Set for Tom Cleary
Funeral services for T. P. Cleary, Sioux City attorney and former Democratic teacher known as Tom Cleary, will be held at 9:00 a.m. Saturday at the Cathedral in Sioux City. Lar kin Funeral Home has charge after his death on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. P. Cleary
Sioux Ciy
Tom Cleary
Cathedral
Sioux City
Larkin Funeral home
Cleary
Rev Senst Surprised on 40th Anniversary at St Pauls
The St Pauls Lutheran Church in Johnson Two celebrated the 40th anniversary of Rev E E Senst’s ordination with a morning worship led by Rev Wm Barrack of Denver Iowa. An evening social featured a 5 pm dinner and a “This Is Your Life” program with life slides from babyhood to today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Luteran Church
Johnson
E. E. Senst
Wm. Barrack
Denver
Iowa
Pastor Senst
Wm Feuerhelm
Mary Ann Radloff
Lester von Hagel
Henry Dirks
Preston Twp. er
Luther Meyer
Akron
John Rhode
Merril
Bernard Nagel
Grant
Donald Schmidt
Craig
Siegel
Frederika
Maquoketa
Bancroft
Belle Plaine
Senst
St. Paul’s
Andresen House Sold At Auction In Le Mars
The Alma Andresen bungalow at 114t St NW Le Mars sold at public auction on Saturday July 27. High bidder Bert Cliff formerly of Kingsley will move from California to Le Mars next spring to make his home. Bid was $5000. Johnson and Treiber were auctioneers and the Globe Post ran the ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Andresen
St. NM. W
Le Mars
Bert Cliff
Kingsley
California
Johnson & Treiber
Globe Post
Applicant For ASC Office Considered
The newly elected county ASC executive committee began reviewing six applications for the office manager position created by R. L. Weidauer’s resignation. The $100 weekly job remains open to postmarked applications received by July 31. After local committee approval the state ASC must also act, with a final decision expected by Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ASC executive comitee
Globe Post
R. L. Weidauer
ASC
Seek 800 Judgement In Accident
Lillian M. Leapley of Storm Lake sues Elmer Leland Peters of Plymouth County for 831.65 dollars plus interest and costs from an accident January 17, 1956, at 8 15 am seven miles east of Le Mars on US 3 and 5. She alleges Peters negligent, failure to stay under control and to signal, caused $781.65 in car repairs and five days car use worth 50. The suit requests 831.65 dollars with 3 percent interest from the date of accident and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian M. Leapley
Storm Lake
Elmer Leland Peters
Plymouth county
Le Mars
plantiffs
Ohlrich Reunion at Akron City Park
The Ohlrich family reunion took place Sunday July 21 at Akron City Park with a noon picnic. Attendees included Mr and Mrs John Ohlrich and Don, Mr and Mrs FEW Klemme, Mr and Mrs Pal Toel and family, Mr and Mrs Leonard Dirks and family, Mr and Mrs Bob Less and family, Mr and Mrs Rudy Eberhard and family, Chris Herzberg and Armand, Mr and Mrs Gus Wetroskhy, Mr and Mrs Wendall Gromzmeyer and family, Mr and Mrs Geo Johnson, Mr and Mrs Chas Olimanns, and Mr and Mrs Amos Coon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohlrich
Akron
JohnOhlrich
Don
FE. W. Klemme
Pal] Toel
Leonard Dirks
Bob Less
Rudy Eberhard
famly
Chris Herzberg
Armand
Gus Wetroskhy
Wendall Gromzmeyer
Mes
Geo. Johnson
and
Mix Chas
Olimanns
Amos Coon
Laddusaw Rites Set for Samuel at St Catharine Church
Funeral services for Samuel Laddusaw 85 of Shakopee Minnesota will be held at 9 30 am Thursday at St Catharine Catholic church in Quens Rev Laurence F Schoeppner will officiate with burial in the church cemetery under Fisch funeral home Remsen la Laddusaw born February 2 1872 at Davis City Iowa married Elizabeth Mooney November 17 1897 they farmed near Osens and Le Mars before moving to South Dakota in 1932 and to Shakopee seven years ago He died after a week long illness in a Le Mars hospital survivors include his daughter Mrs Joseph Schilmoelter of Granville four sons William Walter Lawrence and Sherman 32 grandchildren and 65 great grandchildren John Sheehan of Sioux City is his son in law whose wife died recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Laddusaw
Shakopee
Minn
Le Mars
St. Catherine Catholic church
Quens
Laurence F. Schoeppner
church
Fisch funeral home
Remsen
Ms. Laddusaw
Davis City
Elizabeth Mooney
Osens
South Dakota
Laddusaw owas
Joseph Schilmoelter
Granville
Schilmoelter
John Sheehan
Sioux City
William
Walter
Lawrence
Sions City
Sherman
Gus Koerting
Bill Koenig
Jacob
George
Zola Nazarenus
Harry Jones
Hammond
bank nettle sour fathes drug
to Mars
Judge Holds Supervisors Not Liable in Road Damage Case
Judge L. O. Lampman, back after illness, presided in Primghar and ruled Plymouth County must pay $75,555 in a road damage dispute. Plaintiff W. O. H. Reits sought reimbursement from officials for $6,368.65, against George Mole Ray Richardson Henry Rann Clifford Nobie and county engineer E. Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. O. Lampman
Primghar
W. O H. Retfls
George Mole Ray Richardson
Henry Rann
Clifford Nobie
Nelson
Lampman
Tracy
Schoenfelder
tha
Plymouth county
Reiits
A Salt and Pepper Nonsense Guide to Medicine
A humorous piece from the Salt and Pepper section speaks in playful misinterpretations of medical terms and professions. It portrays a child’s quirky views on surgery, anesthesia, and practitioners, with comic distortions of "compound fracture" and "homeopathy" as roads to home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt and Pepper
Wall Street Journal
Bright
Funeral services for Mrs Emma Swanberg in Kingsley
Mrs Emma Swanberg of Kingsley died in a Stour City hospital Sunday night after a long illness. Funeral at 2 30 Wednesday at Congregational church in Kingsley with burial in Kingsley cemetery. Born May 27 1872 in Smiland Sweden she came to the U S at 15 and lived in Cherokee before moving to Kingsley in 1890. Survivors include five daughters two sons twenty two grandchildren and thirty nine great grandchildren one sister and several brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Swanberg
Kingsley
Stour City
Congregationa
Paul Jackson
Petersen
Kingsley cemetery
Dicksor
Swaanberg
Smilund
Sweden
Cherokeela
Cherokee
Gus Swanberg
Swanberg
Father Barkiey
Ardmore
Elna Rogers
Phil Coffie
Sergeant Bluff
Fanny Swanberg
Cheago
Marguarite Olson
Nebraska
City
Neb
John
Oscar
Matilia Johnson
George
Alfed Olon
Paillina
Finil Olson
Larrabee
Dragline Accident Halts Radio KLEM Transmission
A dragline crash on Highway 330 knocked out power and telephone service to Radio KLEM and nearby facilities. The operator, working for Albert Wailigan, stayed inside his cab to avoid electrocution as lines were damaged and service briefly interrupted before restoration.
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Radio KLEM
haa Arehline
KIPM
Albert Wailigan
Weather and farm toil in gentle seasons
The note reflects farmers enduring heat to harvest crops while oats are stored, alfalfa hay in the barn, and straw being baled. It jokes about sweating, packing clothes, and changing outfits to avoid discomfort, praising steady work to beautify the earth as seasons shift from heat to snow.
Farewell rehearsal notes for Le Mars opera house group
A reminiscence recounts the last rehearsal of the Le Mars opera house orchestra directed by Mr. Roering at Bellne Music Store on Millin Street. It recalls Gus Koering and Nick Koerting leaving Le Mars for the West, mentions other family ties, and notes letters from Louis Bellaire in Bronxville and a 50 year later view of the Koering family, with various addresses and occupations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
opera house
Roering
Bellne music store
Millin street
Central Ave
Louis Bellaire
Pondfield Road West
Bronxville NY
Tam
Mr. Bellaire
Untitled note on sleep breathing and adenoids
An excerpt discusses seven abnormal breathing modes during sleep caused by adenoids and discomfort from back sleeping cold dreams or fatigue. It notes snoring in animals and quotes a biblical parody about Mahomet napping in Paradise, reflecting anti social questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahomet
Paradise
Iowa Man Charged With DWI Faces Probation and License Suspension
M V I reports John Don Lon of Alta Iowa arrested July 20 1957 on a driving while intoxicated charge. He fined 30 dollars plus costs with the fine suspended for good behavior. He was paroled to Plymouth court probation officer and his license suspended for 60 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
John Donlon
Alta
Plymouth court
Mrs. J. McKibbin funeral services held
Funeral services for Mrs Joseph McKibbin were at 10 a.m. Wednesday at Kingsley Methodist Church with Rev. Everet B. Mayor officiating. Bur ial followed in Lincoln township cemetery under Dickinson funeral home Kingsley. Born November 12 1905 in Lincoln township she married Joseph McKibbin February 4 1924 and long served Plymouth county communities. Survivors include the widower two sons Jimmie in Kingsley a sister Mrs Jim Gardner of Drewsey Oregon and six grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph McKibbin
Plymouth county
LeMars hospital
Kingsley Methodist church
Everet B
Lincoln township
Dickinson funeral home
Kingsley
McKibbin
Lincoln townssip
LeMars
Dawn Korver Funeral for 13 year old Alton girl
Dawn Korver daughter of Mr and Mrs Cassin Korver of Alton died Sunday night. Funeral services were held Wednesday at the Reformed church in Alton with Rev LeRoy Sandee officiating. Survived by parents two sisters Debra Maran and Carlois families on a farm southeast of Alton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawn Korver
Cassin Korver
Alton
Reformed church H
LeRoy Sandee
Debra
Maran
Carlois
Obituary for O. K. Batten of Storm Lake
O K Battern 54 of Storm Lake formerly Le Mars died Wednesday July 31 in Storm Lake after several months illness and a heart attack. He worked for Iowa Public Service Company. Wife Harriet, two children and three grandchildren survive. Funeral services set for Friday in Storm Lake
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. K Battern
Storm Lake
Le Mars
Mr Battern
Iowa Public Service Company
Harriet
Maud Steiner remembered as San Francisco musician
A fragmentary reminiscence recalls Maud Steiner, once active in opera house and theater orchestras in San Francisco, and her long association with local music circles. She sent a photo from an orchestra rehearsal and praised The Globe Post’s nostalgia pieces for rekindling childhood memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myud Steiner
opera
Maud
Steiner
San Francisco
allaol oorghesira
Annual Plymouth County Fair opens with three day 4-H program
A three day Plymouth County 4-H show runs August 19 to 21 at Le Mars fairgrounds with livestock weigh-ins on August 8, a Sunday style revue, grandstand acts, and sheep and swine judging and sales. Admission stickers cost 3.25. free bumper stickers available from the County Extension office. The Plymouth County 4-H and Agricultural Society, a non profit, operates with an 18 member board drawn from Farm Bureau, Chamber of Commerce, Extension Service, 4-H, FFA, FHA, and at large members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth County
fairgrounds
Le Mars
Farm Bureau
Plymouth county 4-H and Agricultural Society
societ
Plymouth Couty Farm Bureau
Le Mars Chamber of Commerce
the
county Extension Service
4-H
association
Remsen to Le Mars: backward town names and New Deal era politics
A readers’ column recalls Herbert Hoover’s warning about Roosevelt, mocks backward spellings of local towns, laments rain and pool nutrition, and critiques the New Deal era as manipulated by Roosevelt and union bosses. The piece cites a public official’s arrest and a Senate probe linking Hoffa to labor racketeers, framing Roosevelt as exploiting unions and gangsters for political gain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Deal park
Remsen pool
senate investigating committee
James Hoff
Dave Beck
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
New Cars Highlighted by Dealers in Le Mars Area
John Jensen of Kingsey carries Buick models while John Harpeman of Remsen features Pontiac. John Tom of Le Mard Pontiac Station Wagon lists Richard Coyle of Akron with Chevrolet and NIPCO LeMars. Ford Station Wagon also appears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jensen
Kingsey
Buick
John Harpeman
Remsen
Pontiac
John Tom
Richard’ Coyle
Akron
Chevrolet
NIPCO
LeMars
Ford
Engbers Korver Couple Wed In Le Mars Ceremony
Mr and Mrs Al Engbers of Le Mars and Gale Due Korver of Maurice married on Wednesday July 31 1957 at Calvary E U B Church in Le Mars A reception followed at the Le Mars Country Club after the late afternoon ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenda Engbers
hreguet
Al Engbers
Le Mars
Gale Due Korver
Maurice
Calvary E. U. B
Le Mars country club
Social security gains in Plymouth County in 1956
John R. Goldman reports over 955 beneficiaries in Plymouth County received monthly social security totaling 44,979.00 by year end 1956, up 173 from 1955. Total payments exceeded the prior year by 8,686.00 with growing coverage for farm and self-employed workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth County
Cowny
John R. Goldman
social security office
Guldman
Sioux City
Goldman
Police Court Fines From Mayor's Court Summary
Lowell Elwing of La fayette and Bernice Meniding of Aurelia California were fined 7.50 each for stop sign violations. Earl Sorflinger of Le Mars speeding was fined 12.50. Stanley Pamowics of Grand Island Nebraska was fined 7.50 for stop sign offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Elwing
Lafayette
Bernice Meniding
Aurelia
California
Earl Sorflinger
Le Mars
Stanley Pamowics
Grand Island
Nebraska
Marriage License Issued To Le Mars Couple
A marriage license was issued to Ervin Mitchell and Marialyce Gatzhe of Le Mars at the clerk office this week. Mr and Mrs James Mason and family of San Lorenzo California are visitors in the Clarence Schnepf home. The Haddad family reunion will be held Sunday August 4 in Riverside Park at Sioux City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ervin Mitchell
Marialyce Gatzhe
Le Mars
James Mason
San Lorenzo
Calif
Clarence Schnepf
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Cleary Funeral
Sam Laddusaw
Paul Urban
R. W Parker
Tob
Parriott
Lee Taro
Clara Owen
Mrs. Tate
E. W
Juggernaut) Rogers
chamber of commerce
E. Swanberg
KLEM
Olla Podrida
Histor
tunes
Voltaire
Te Mars
Nick Koettng
Gus
Vo Koerting
Koerting
George Kluckhohn
Georgie
Fred Milers
August N
Gus) Koering
Laramie
Mars
hwing
United Air Lines
Inglewood
Union Pacific
Higuor
Larame
Gus Fill
American Fedestion of
Wyo
Kale Koerting
Fd Buter
Huntington Road
hanishs City
Walter R Koenig
Koenig
Walter Koen
Maud F. Steiner
Divisadero St
A. B. Steiner
Ste'la
Bestha
A. B
Fred
G. Koenig
M.V.I
Mrs. J. McKibbin
O. K. Battern
eo Mars
ieahen
Plymouth | Co
ETWEEN
Herbert Hoover
Right & Early
Elks club
Central Avenue
Remsen Bell Enterprise
Nesmer
Norka
Giare
Yelsyniky
Merrill
Llirrem
George Gallup
S. S
Le Mars Markets
baatee Sk
Plana
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