Newcomers to Le Mars listed with brief bios
A community notice lists residents moving to Le Mars including Harvey Small at 2nd Ave SW a county manager for Reserve Life Hospital, Gordon Held at 208 6th Ave SW a local veterinarian, Sheldon Cram from Buffalo Center a science professor, Leo Pick at 37 Sid St NW who recently married, Ronald Sechler at 680 2nd Ave RW recently married and employed at Peterson Motor Inc, Dowie Halweg at 449 North Lynn Drive moved from Orange Cay and deals in livestock, Philip Haun at 413 3rd St NW a bond director, and Reuben Smith at 827 2nd Ave E moving from George.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Small
2Nd Ave
Reserve Life & Hospital Ins
Bowers Clothing
Gordon Held
6Th Ave
Mau 'Shranger
Bed
Alfied Mil
Wayne Feeds
Sheldon Cram
Central Ave
Buffalo Center
Paulin
Lynn Drive
Serice
Don Favlin
le Mars
Leo Pick
Sid St
Stour City
Ronald Sechler
Peterson Motor
Inc
Des Stevens
Jone
Dowie Halweg
North Lynn
Orang: Cay
Fivestock
Ileharn
McCurin
Fthe Ave
Maurtindziz
Walnut Grove Products
Atlantic
Philip Haun
3Rd St
Central High
Reuben Smith
George, Ba
Mar
Local News Notes From Le Mars Area
Le Mars Globe-Post reports community updates including a plant manager for Central Telephone Co and new residents. Suzanne Wells joins as a summer bride. Jim Bury and others listed at Central Ave and Ord Ave addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Mars Globe-Post
Red
Central Telephone Co
Low Stocker
Central Ave
Westmar College
Suzanne Wells
le Mars
Jim Buryfanek
F. Pictes
Ord Ave
iMard Plaza
Gog Indawe
Chuinia Feckier
Rosa Bellwood 74 Akron Area Resident Dies in Bismarck
Funeral services for Mrs. Rosa Bellwood 74 a former Akron area resident who died after a three week illness were held at the Akron church with Rev. David Rays officiating. Burial was in Riverside cemetery. She was born November 26 1883 and had lived in the Akron area before moving to Haynes North Dakota in 191? and then Mayors. Survived by her widower two sons Floyd of Haynes and several nieces and nephews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Bellwood
Akron
Bismarck
N. D
Abkeon
Dav'd Ray
Bumsanel Bathsran Church
Riverside Cemetery
Akron, Arts
Belwool
Ira Bellwood Amit
Haynes, Nop
Mayors
Tloyd
Haynes
Death on the job at Onawa construction site
Arnold Tucker of Sioux City died after an electric shock while working on a grain storage bin framework at Onawa. He fell victim during a construction project by Liver Sincetures, Inc. He was found unresponsive and was taken to Onawa hospital, where he died. He was born in Merrillia. June
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arne'd Tuck
Morgan Street
Sioux City
Onaw
Tucker
Ener Tucker
Morgan Sire‘t
Onawa
Liver Sincetures, Inc
Sioux Citr
Spex Ciy
Eheyapyy Chen
Fe Onawa
Merrilla
Sioux City Resident Remembered in Local Obituary
A Sioux City resident who lived in the community since 1944 died in 1934 at age 9. Survived by two brothers Merlin in Sioux City and Fhion in California, three sisters Mrs Elvora Jenkens Mrs Marcella Estochen and Miss Margaret Tucker all of Sioux City. Manning O R o o le funeral home in charge of arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Merlin
Sioux Cry
Fhion
California
Elvora Jenkens
Marcella Estochen
Margaret Tucker
Manning-O'roole Funeral Home
Henry Commissoe Erectiving SPOCK Funeral Rites
Funeral services were held Friday at 2 PM at Nelson Funeral Home in Marcus for Henry Domemisse 76 of Cleghorn formerly Granville who died Wednesday evening in a Marcus nursing home. Born November 26 188 in Warren Co Iowa he lived with his parents in Granville before moving to Cleghorn. Surviving: Mrs Kate Barr of Sioux City and several children including Mrs Homer Weimer of Nisreus Fred Elmes Furl and Charles Brown of San Jose Cal. Preceded in death by wife parents and several brothers and sisters including Mrs Barbara Bussanmas and Mrs Frances Ceuat of Granville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spock
Nelson
Marcus
Henry Domemisse
Cleghorn
Granville
Warren Co
Furl
Charles Brown
San Jose
Cal
Sever
Barbara Bussanmas
Frances Ceuat
Union WCTU Postpones Regular Meeting at Mrs Andersons
Postponed Union WCTU gathering held at Mrs. Wm. Anderson's home with Mrs Lowell Dempster leading the day and Mrs James Hoyt directing the Bible lesson. Plans for the school year include sending the Union Signal and two Young Crusader subscriptions to two Stanton schools. Annual preparations were completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Anderson
Lowell Dempster
James Hoyt
Union
Union Signel
Young Crusader
Union Two
Stanton
Protests Over Cabaret Tax Reach Washington
W C T U members urged to protest to Representative Hoevin in Washington DC against reducing the cabaret tax. They warn lower taxes would shift burden to taxpayers and ease access to hotels and sight clubs, risking broader social costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Representaaive
Walter Winchell
Eisenhower
Saudi Arabia
White House
Visit by Johnsons at Sioux City Home
Mr and Mrs Alvin Johnson and Kathleen of Sioux City were weekend visitors at the home of his.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stretan
Alvin Johnson
Kathleen
Sioux City
Adaville Enrollments and Local Community Notes
Adaville Special reports Larry Brown and Jim Knapp enrolled at the University at Ver million South Dakota and will start classes next month. Knapp brothers Tom and Jim with Larry Brown returned from Camp Ripley where they served with Company K of the National Guard. A miscellaneous shower honored Miss Pattie Anderson a bride-to-be at Preston Lutheran church. Anderson and Orlan John Jacobs plan to marry August 16 at 7 o clock. Mrs. Mary Rossbach and Mr and Mrs Glen Kanage visited Elden in Spencer. Mrs Jason Philips was a patient at Akron hospital. Stanley Kingsons hosted Sunday dinner with Vernon Ewin in Struble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adaville
Larry Brown
Jim Knapp
University At
Vermillion
Tom
Camp Ripley
National Guard
Preston Lutheran Church
Pattie Anderson
Andersom
Orlan John Jacobs
Mary Rossbach
Glen Kanage
Elden
Spencer
Jason Philips
Akron
Stanley King
Vernon Ewin
Struble
Garden Club meeting and church supper notes amid community updates
Min Win hosted the Roving Garden at Mrs. Philips home with talks on Lilies by Mrs. Harres and floral displays by Mel Wetrosiy e and Wanda Philips. St. Joseph's Neptune thanked donors O P Skaggs Oak Buds Super Valu and Swanson's Super Store for the turkey supper. Westmar College hires Paul Kaudtson as coach. details on his background and family appear amid local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Min Win
Philips
Mary
Lom Kenny Jr
St. Joseph’s Church of Neptune
O .P. Skaggs
Oak
Bud's Super Valu
Swanson’s
Westmar
Paul
Kaudtson
Vin Horne
Laws
Kaudison
Iowa State Whers College
Mr. Knudison
Also Mentioned on This Page
Arnold Tucker
Henry Commisse
WCTU
Globe-Post
Harry Johnson
Andrew Mars
James House
Straube, da
Jake Murs
Orange City
Adramn Pennings
Paulina
Chirence
Denver
Cole
Albart Sprik
Edw van Fagen
Johnson
Gerritt Jaffer
Boston
Massachusetts
Lea
Vist
Karl Wells
Priday
Springfield
Missouri
John Browers
Chris Braayer
Henry Draayer
Lebanon
Paul VanderZeil
A. E. Pereboom
Hawarden
Ireen
Lreton
Plymouth County Fair
Lemars
Iowa
Eomesdan
le: Mars” Chamber of Commerce
Baby Breves
Amusements
Klein Amusement Company
Richards, Auden & Ada
le Mars, Iowa
Woodbury
Lovely Rexall Drug CO
NASA
Thricia
Vicks
Ves
Epsom Salts
Absorbine, JR
Winley A.P.C
Nozain
Ban Araid
AUIS
Canning AY
Westmars Westlawn
Fourth
Avenue 5
Robes
Chapman and Family
LaCrescema
F. K. Chipman
Jimmy Peterson
Carolyn McEntaffer
Clinton
Okla
Hinton
McEniaffer
Don
Gene Binneboese
Albert Binneboese
John Boyd
Fort Carson
Colorado
Miami
Robert Boyd
Huntsville
Alabama
John Fisch
R. J. Fisch
John
St. Edwards University
Austin
Texas
Ella Kern
Minneapolis
Minn
George Jennings
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