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Newspaper
Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1956
Page
2
The LeMars Globe-Post reports social notes from Plymouth Woodbury and Cherokee counties. Details include a church reception with attendants, corsages, and hostesses, plus wedding party roles and postnuptial home plans for Adele Johnson and Carl Mayer in Alcester South Dakota area.
The Iowa State Conservation Commission set the deer season dates with changes from prior years. Bow-and-arrow season runs October 13 to November 12, shotgun season December to early January. bow hunting hours 6 30 a m to 3 p m, shotgun 8 00 a m to 4 00 p m daily. All counties open, deer any age or sex. License fee 10 dollars, issued to Iowa residents only. Shotgun licenses capped at 106 000. if applications exceed 6 000 a drawing will determine recipients. Bow licenses unrestricted. this year licenses stamped for shotgun only or bow-and-arrow only. bowhunters cannot hunt during gun season with bow-and-arrow only licenses. Population estimated at 14 000. In 1955, 2 550 deer killed by 6 000 licensed hunters, including 58 by bowhunters. owners killed at least 338, total 2 888.
Miss Joyce Mortensen and Laurence Leafstedt exchanged vows Friday evening August 3 at St. Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church Remsen officiated by Rev Paul Wuehben. Music by organist Mrs Fimer Neuenschwander and singer Howard Johnson. Bride wore silk organza gown with Alencon lace and a pearl bracelet gift from groom. Maid of honor Lois Mortensen and bridesmaids Kathy Wilts and Karen Bouma wore shrimp and Nile green dresses. Ring bearer Clark Wilson and ushers Melvin Bouma Wayne Mortensen and Pwieht Wilson. reception followed.
A Sunday noon gathering at Glenn Detloff’s home celebrated Rex Berg and Mrs. Harves Berg’s return from Germany. Rev. Spent served 15 months as U. S. Army chaplain. Attendees included George Utech and many Utech relatives plus the Ives, Buss, Weber, Haag, Grass, and Grass families. The afternoon featured visiting.
Mr and Mrs John H Johnson of Merrill announce the marriage of their daughter Lorna Louie Johnson to James A Easton Jr son of Mr and Mrs A Easton of Merrill The ceremony was held Friday evening at the Merrill Stanton E U B church performed by Dr G C Thompson of Le Mars The bride a Le Mars High School graduate works for Northwestern Bell in Merrill The groom a Le Mars High School graduate serves in the navy aboard the USS Baker.
A veteran highway patrolman recalls a baffling case where a well dressed state officer tried to evade arrest after a dangerous pass. He chased the car for miles, stopping it in a ditch, and found the driver unable to explain what he was thinking. The tale ends with the officer noting the driver’s confusion and lack of a clear motive.
A brief notice from a Sioux City provider states the government will cover up to 60 percent of the project cost paid directly to the contractor. The firm specializes in easy to form terraces and offers an elevator terracer for rent to enable customers to build their own terraces. Contact numbers 9-9854 or 9-3119 are provided for information.
There were 15 members and 2 years present. Roll call was answered with questions on plans for the fair. Andrew Brown spoke on discus equipment for the pair and Jane Pilly demonstrated grooming and fitting livestock. Meeting adjourned, lunch served by Mrs Banks. Reporter Margie Doane.
Union WCTU meeting held in the home of Affy Rowlington on Thursday afternoon with president Mrs Win Hoyt leading scripture reading and a Bible study on First Peter. A memorial honorhum for Ida B Lee Smith and charity donations were discussed as the group planned unity efforts and voting encouragement.
Sycamore Town and Country in Suburban Miss announces best new fabrics in stock for winter coats. Customers can use a layaway plan to reserve selections and pay over time.
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