Remsen Youth Killed In Alley Collision Near Ovens Corner
Danne Loran Schroeder 15, son of Mr and Mrs Ray Schroeder of Rt 1 Remsen was killed when a 1955 Dodge driven by Terry Dunne of Le Mars struck his Cushman scooter on a farm lane four miles south and 244 miles east of Ovens Corner at about 7 20 p m Sunday. Patrolman Lyle Pell said Schroeder died of a broken neck after the scooter was struck, with multiple injuries. Danne’s car and the scooter were wrecked, Danne was thrown from the auto and injured. no criminal action is planned as officials deem the crash accidental. Funeral services for Daniel Schroeder will be held Wednesday at St Mary’s Catholic Church in Remsen with burial in the church cemetery. Survivors include two sisters and two brothers. Funeral home Fisch of Remsen is handling arrangements. A wake is planned Tuesday afternoon and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loran Schroeder
Ray Schroeder
Rt. 1
Remsen
Schroeder
Pell
Danne
Schroeder boy
St. Mary's Catholic church
Corrine
Eugene Schroeder
Le Mars
Carol
Jerry
Loren
J. P. Schroeder
Lena Masuen
Lenihan Escapes Injury In Narrow Car Rollover
Denny Lenihan, 42, of Le Mars, escaped injury when his 1945 Chrysler Newport rolled into a ditch on highway 75 south of Hinton. The car was demolished and Lenihan was unhurt. Patrolman Lyle Pell investigated and the vehicle was towed to Stops Brothers Body Shop. In Des Moines Ralph Shelton of Leon was badly hurt after falling 60 feet while repairing a windmill at the YMCA boys home on Merle Hay Road. he fell into mud, which likely saved his life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denny Lenihan
Le Mars
Lenihan
Hinton
Lyle Pell
Stops Brothers
Ralph Shelton
Leon
Des Moines
YMCA boys home
Merle Hay Road
Le Mars Public Schools Staff Of Seventy Six Detailed
A Le Mars public schools directory lists 76 staff members for 1150 students starting the new year on September 4. It breaks down into 64 full time and 12 part time personnel, including 46 teachers, six administrators, six custodians, and four lunch workers, plus seven board officers and numerous specialized staff across central, elementary, and secondary schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Le Mars
Board of Education
L. C. O'Toole
Geo. W. Sturges
Joel T. Shepherd
C. L. Hagen
Ethel Mauer
Gordon Mennen
George R. Mount
It Was R. L. Not . It Was R. L. Not
O W Weidauer farmer clarifies that his brother R L Weidauer is the ASC office manager not him. He denies involvement in a silent revolt rumor and says he has refused ASC posts while asserting no ties to the bank program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. W. Weidauer
Globe-Post
ASC
R. L. Weidauer
lit
Police Court Fines Across Week List
A roundup of court fines includes James Skinner fined $12 and costs for speeding and Albert Clark $29 and costs for car convoy violation. Henry Hull and Emil Grunewald each paid $7.50 and costs for stop sign offenses. Leonard Block assessed $17.50 and costs for speeding.
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James Skinner
witck speed
Albert Clark
Henry Hull
Emil Grunewald
Leonard Block
Westfield Community School To Start August 27
Westfield Community School opens the 1956-57 year on Monday August 27 with Superintendent Robert J. McLean and staff covering commercial English home economics science and classes from first grade through seventh. A math teacher remains to be appointed. A correction notes a missing egg yolk in a lemon filling recipe in the What's Cooking column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westfield Community School
Robert J. McLean
Richard Philips
Dorothy Engle
Norbert Isert
Jone Lewse
Gladys Nielson
Doris Campbell
Ferne Amundson
Dorahhy Seiler
Mary Olson
Johanna Johnson
Carol Jean Lehnus
Cherokee Boy Suffered Broken Neck In Car Wreck
Frank Moore a 19 year old of Cherokee suffered a broken neck when the car driven by Robert Mundy 20 of Kingsley missed a curve on highway 3 near Branch turn east of Le Mars about 1 a m Sunday. Mundy had a broken left rib and right shoulder while Moore lay severely injured in the back seat. Ambulances from Luken and Ludtke rushed to the scene and both Moore and Mundy were taken to the hospital for treatment. Onlookers and Cherokee Times photographer documented the crash with two pictures from the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Moore
Cherokee
Le Mars
Bill Tordoff
Robert Mundy
Kingsley
Moore
Luken and Ludtke
Mundy
Cherokee Times
Engagement of Barbara Rupe to Keith Harrod in Burwell
Mr and Mrs Gordon Spies of Merrill announce the approaching marriage of their daughter M Barbara Louise Rupe to Keith Le Roy Harrod son of Mr and Mrs Cenee Harrod of Burwell Nebraska. The wedding is set for September 23 at the Burwell Methodist church. Miss Rupe is a student at Methodist hospital school of nursing. Mr Harrod farms with his father near Burwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Spies
Merrill
M Barbara Louise Rupe
Keith LeRoy Harrod
Cenee Harrod
Burwell
Neb
Methodist church
Miss Rupe
Methodist hospital school of nursing
Harrod
Death notice for Mrs. Mary Hatz of Plymouth County
Mrs. Mary Hatz 73 died Friday after a week of illness. Lifelong Plymouth County resident born April 5 1883. Married Nicholas Hatz February 16 1909 in Remsen. Survived by two daughters Mrs. Jack Zimmerman Remsen and Kathleen Hatz at home, son Vernon of Alton, daughter Mrs. Nick Gengler Elkton, brother Joe Dumont Minn, six grandchildren. Funeral 9:30 a.m. Monday at St Marys Catholic Remsen. Rt Rev Msgr Frank Schulte officiating. Burial in church cemetery under Fisch Remsen. Rosary 6 p.m. Friday and Saturday at the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hatz
Plymouth county
Elkton
Joe
Dumont
Minn
St. Mary's Catholic church
Remsen
Frank Schulte
Fisch funeral home
Plymouth County Agriculture Fair and 4 H Show Opens Today
The Plymouth County 4 H and Agricultural Fair opened today with entries and exhibits filling buildings and grounds. The Klein Amusement Company offers rides and amusements as livestock judging and 4 H exhibits proceed. Grandstand free acts are scheduled, with events including a cutting horse exhibition and a baby beef auction sale led by Richards, Ruden and Adams.
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Plmouth county
Klein amusement company
Richards, Ruden
Adams
Franklin and Vocational Buildings Bus Staff List
A transit roster lists Andrew Juhl as custodian and transportation staff including bus foreman Herman Juffer and drivers such as Robert Roth Don Scott Kenneth Black and others. Names Henry Juffer Laven Adelmann Lorin Adelmann Merlyn Carter Frank Wenger Clifton Ellerbeck Albert Messelheiser and school lunch staff are noted with William A. Fenholt as business manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert
Messelheiser
Don Scott
Frank Yenger
Albert Messelheiser
ladys Watson
Florence Brown
Herman Jaffer
Sean Koppert
William A. Fenholt
New Addition At Hinton School Nears Opening Day
Part of the new addition at Hinton Community School will have eight of eleven grade rooms ready for opening day on Monday September 3. Remaining rooms likely delayed for months, so the lunchroom building will serve early term. Faculty listed includes Superintendent M V Shaferberg and multiple teachers across high school and grade levels.
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Hinton
Hinton Community School
M. V. Shafenberg
High School
achors
Kay Ballantyne
Joe DeMaine
Helen Ann Hekl
Dorothy Johnson
Robert Luse
Dorothy McLannan
Geo Stevens
Crrade
Dorothea Becker
Maz Cameron
Evabelle Durham
Shirley Hess
Corinne Huffman
Larsen Faye Larsen to Wed John Brzuchalski
Mrs Ednie Larsen of Sioux City announces the marriage plan for her daughter Faye Marie Larsen to John Brzuchalski son of Mrs Clara Brzuchalski of Le Mars. The wedding is set for September 4 at the Church of All Nations. Larsen is a East High School graduate employed in Le Mars.
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Ednie Larsen
Sioux Cine
marri
Faye Marie Larsen
John Brzuchalki
Clara Brzuchalski
Le Mars
Church of All Nations
Miss Larsen
East high school
Plemotth County W.C. U. UL Convention Notice
The Plemotth County W. C. U. UL convention is set for Thursday August 23 at the Merrill Stanton U. C. church. A noon potluck luncheon follows. Rev. Paul Dean of the Free Methodist church in Le Mars will lead the devotion. Mrs. Huet Paulin, county president, will preside. Annual reports and disposal program are planned.
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Plemotth
W.C. U. UL
Merrill-Stanton UC. B
Paul Dean
Free Methodist church
Le Mars
Huet Paulin
Bride and Parents Denounce Planned Marriage of Daughter
Mroo and Mrs Eaward Cl Bride oppose the engagement of their daughter Miss Jmvith Rae Bride to Donovan Diane Huennekens son of Mr and Mrs Le. The article reports parental objections to the union and notes the couple's intended nuptials are in doubt.
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Mroo
Eaward
Jmvith Rae
Donovan Diane Huennekens
Crop Report Predicts Mixed Harvest Across Plymouth County
R. I Verlauer of the Plymouth county ASC office says harvest could reach about 25 corn crop this fall, but conditions vary countywide from normal to complete failure. Recent rains have boosted alfalfa crops significantly.
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R. 1. Verlauer
Plymouth county
ASC
Engagement notice for Shirley Sen and Danahd McDougall
Mr and Mrs John Shesbenske of Tale N oD announce the engagement of their daughter Shirley Sen of Danahd McDougall son of Mr and Mrs Jadsen McDougall of Le Mars. Bor it students of Westmar Cullese in Le Mars. Noa wedding date fis heen sel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Shesbenske
Tale N. oD
Shirley Sen
Danahd McDougall
Jadsen McDougall
Le Mars
Westmar Cullese
Vows Exchanged as Lawrence Hinnekens Couples in Pierson
Lawrence Hinnekens of Pierson and his partner exchange wedding vows on December. The couple celebrate their ceremony at the Congregational Church, Ringstes, marking their pledge in a quiet ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Hinnekens
Pierson
Ringstes
Farm Boy Injured In Tractor Accident Near Albia
A five year old boy suffered severe head injuries after falling backward from a tractor his brother was driving near Albia. He was hospitalized at Blank Memorial Hospital in Des Maines.
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Albia
Tommy Mack
Blank Memorial hospital
Des Maines
Le Mars Drum & Bugle Corps Seeks Travel Funds
Thousands lined Le Mars main street Friday night to applaud a grand drum corps show by the Le Mars Drum & Bugle Corps champions. About $400 was raised from spectators and businessmen. a deficit of about $1,500 to $2,000 remains for travel to Los Angeles for the national convention. President John Byers said donations are coming in from other posts and interested individuals. The group hopes to travel August 28 if able.
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Le Mars
Le Mars Drum & Bugle Corp
Los Angeles
John Byers
Republicans deem Democratic convention a televised borefest
The text argues the Democratic convention was unfair and dull and predicts the Republican gathering will be equally tedious. It accuses Democrats of being controlled by internationalists and warmongers, mocks Kefauver and Truman, and claims Stevenson or Ike votes are wasted. It notes GM and CBS financed coverage and alleges propaganda issues.
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Kefanger
Adlai
Ike
Harry Truman
Roosevelt
Congressman Cellar
New York
senator Lehman
Stevenson
General Motors
Columbia Broadcasting system
Zimmer Named Jeffersonian of the Week in Jefferson
Louis J. Zimmer, a long time Remsen and Le Mars native, is named Jeffersonian of the Week by the Jefferson Chamber of Commerce. He manages the Gamble store in Jefferson and has returned after seven and a half years in Shenandoah. Zimmer is a graduate of St. Joseph's High School, formerly a decorator in Le Mars, married in Remsen in 1935 to Bernice Schiltz. They have two children, Carol and Pat, both in Shenandoah. He served with the Army Combat Engineers 1944 to 1946 and remains active in the American Legion Knights of Columbus Holy Name Society and the Jefferson Chamber. The family lives at 704 W. Madison.
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Louis J. Zimmer
Remsen
Bernice Schiltz
Carol
Pat
Shenandoah
Zimmer
Army Combat Engineers
American Legion
V. FLW
Amhers
Knights of Columbus
Holy Name Society
the
Jefferson Chamn of Commerce
S$J. Joseph’s Catholic church
Zimmers
W. Madison
Final Land Bank Statement by Committeeman Binneboese
Donald H Binneboese submits a final column arguing farm tax appraisal should reflect production not property value He calls for a land bank based on farm output and urges broader understanding by township committees and Kohler inviting dialogue to resolve issues He ends with a personal sign off and resignation note framing the debate as committee versus people.
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hatvor Globe
Kohll
brown
aica
the people
Donald H. Binneboese
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Le Mars Markets
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Harvey N. Kluckhorn
Orval. Nielsen
Frank A. Landreth
Harry A. Elliott
June MacKenzie
Genevieve Grauart
Ruth Carothers
Val Gene Moeller
Ira P. Schwarz, Jr
Marjorie Simonsen
Stanley Almloff
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Mabelle Kass
Eileen Keaveny
Carl J. Kensil
Martha Kuebler
Cuatin
jam H. S
Jurdan Jean Larson
Lola Stelpflug
Ralph Thorpe
Charles Aknes
Merman ander Well
Leonard Witt
Jeanette Hammuns
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Lucile Krowell
Jo Ann Cillow
Helen Halboth
Catherine Bernard
Zoe Hemmingson
Janice Prestholt
Clark
Marjorie Franke
Ruth Casler
Bela Senst
Marian rel
Margaret Nelson
Viola Strobel
Joan Rolfsen
Oklin
Arlen Lewis
Helen Delager
Esther Dempster
Kathryn Young
Virginia Zobel
Florence Murray
Donna Ely
Mabel Callias
Shirley Lang
Marjorie Ceveland
Henry G. Schultz
Lester Brown
Henry Dykstra
Roy Jennings
Clark Building
R. L. Not
Cherokee Boy
Moore lyyng
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Mrs
Jeffersonian
Binneboese
Land Bank
Desenter
Kohler
Donald HL Bistneboese
Astor soil bank
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