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Newspaper
Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1957
Page
7
Fragmentary text references a 1000 foot vertical ascent, a 7000 close air support figure, and mentions amphibious and Marine elements. The garbled lines discuss likely April dates and unspecified forces at a ground resistance, with unclear names and locations. No clear events or outcomes are discernible.
Le Mire Globe Post reports Betz, a Trinity high school graduate who attended Morningside College, will reside in Omaha after returning from a northern wedding trip with his bride.
Miss Marilyn Alesch of Marcus and William Betz of Sioux City wed Saturday at Alesch-Betz Holy Name Church Marcus Ia. Rev Leo McCoy officiated with Glenn Jaynes singing. Attendants wore lavender organdy and orchid taffeta, bouquets of lavender and purple asters. A noon dinner followed at church parlors and an afternoon reception at Armour’s Social Club McCook Lake.
Nineteen seniors at Westmar College will become the first mid year graduates in the school history. A separate two day commencement is set for August 15 and 16 with speakers President H H Kalas and Buena Vista's President John A Fisher. The event includes baccalaureate services at Calvary Evangelical Church with Dr Kalas delivering Your Myths Your Limitations and Your Master. Education's Challenge the Inner Life will be offered by Fisher at Friday's program.
Dr. E M Miller announces honor students and bachelor degree recipients including Janette Boblke Merlyn Carstens Elmer Coleman and Kath leen Lyngstad Paulin plus William Roger Bradley for Bachelor of Music Education. Additional two year diplomas awarded to Holland er Kuhn Stein Pomienko. Local births noted at Sacred Heart Hospital with families in Sioux Center Marcus Remsen Struble Le Mars and Mars.
Transfer notices show Anton Schmud to Earl Thompson for Lot 6 Bil 7 Hinton Proper at 100 dollars. Alma Andresen to Bert Cliff for Lot 6 Auers Sub-div Le Mars at 1 dollar. Minute Pollock to Herman Beck man with 42 interest in Wits Lot 3 Bik Akron at 1 dollar.
A lengthy Plymouth market listing itemizes numerous buyers and sellers across Remsen Le Mars Hull and surrounding towns. Entries show hogs sheep lambs cattle weights and asking prices from multiple farms including Sikes Lambertson Ralph Artz Clar Schroeder Bernard Muecke Alvin Ludwig and others with weights ranges from 219 to 1 350 pounds and prices from about 19 60 to 27 00 per hundredweight.
Ed Jaminet of Remsen admitted as medical patient with heart condition and expected two weeks' stay. Mrs. Cornieius Ludwig, semi-invalid after hip fractures, fell at home and fractured her right hip nine months after first injury. She undergone surgery and is improving with visitors from Sumner, Iowa. Other local injuries and births noted include ankle sprain for Mrs. Jos Fisch, hospital births for Wagner of Le Mars, McCurmin of Marcus, and a daughter born to Human of Maurice at Sioux Center hospital. multiple hospital mentions in Remsen and vicinity.
Ireton area households hosted relatives and visitors from Minnesota North Dakota Iowa and Ohio between July 3 and August. Gerrit Juffer entertained guests from Wagner South Dakota Minneapolis and Onawa while Dr. Juffer is stationed in Oceanside California. Van der Ham household hosted Delphine Vander Ham and John Hacker and family among others for a week long visit. Rev John Hulst received a call to Grand Haven Michigan and several families shared dinners and hospitality during the week.
In the mayor's court last week Joseph Roseberry of Des Moines Jean Larson of Minnesota Paul Schmitz of St Paul and Charles Carroll of Kansas each paid 7 50 on a stop sign charge.
Local residents share guest visits with relatives across Iowa Minnesota and Wisconsin. Mrs Mary Thomas of Wisconsin birthday Sept 4 noted along with a long line of descendants. Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to hospital staff and neighbors. Iowa Employment Service announces field visits to Le Mars on specified dates.
The Holiday on Ice show arrives at Sioux City auditorium from September 6 to 10 led by Debbie Williams with her father John Williams. Four year old Debbie, a year into skating, captivates audiences as she debuts in the World Premiere production and performs routines to My Fair Lady and a final salute with her mom and dad to St Patrick's Day.
Tickets are on sale daily at the Sioux City auditorium ticket office from 9 am to 5 pm with prices 1.50 2.00 2.50 and 3.00 tax included A children's matinee is at 2 30 pm Saturday September 7 Evening shows begin 8 30 pm with a special at 6 30 pm Sunday September 8 There is a Sunday matinee starting September 8 at 2 30 pm Phone reservations 5 0181.
A letter critiques Congressional probes into labor leaders and rackets, arguing fear of corruption and mixed motives, questions Supreme Court decisions, and laments attackers using plea deals. It notes a dog saving a farmer, a Hawarden explosion causing $2000 damage, and longtime Postmaster C. O. Lightfoot retiring after 31 years with memories of Depression remittances.
Bob Hulihan reports on a statewide Iowa Women s Traffic Safety Conference called by Governor Loveless where women urged a safety revolution. Boone county leads, signaling organized action by women's groups to challenge male driving dominance amid rising fatalities.
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