Community notices and births in Merrill and Remsen area
Merrill and Remsen area residents report births and hospital stays. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Richard Meyers in Le Mars Sacred Heart hospital on August 12. Merrill residents celebrate weddings, visits, and travel including a Glen Johnson marriage near Remsen and multiple family visits to Sioux City and Denver. A man suffered a stroke. funerals held in Leeds. Crew updates include Lt Russell Simonsen’s veterinary corps training and several alums attending local weddings. Residents travel to Okoboji and Marcus for leisure and family events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Hauff
Warren Hauff
St. Joseph Mercy Hospital
Sioux City
Richard Meyers
Sacred Heart Hospital
le Murs
Gertrude Tullis
Eyonald Lund
Remsen
Lang Johnson
Janet Westra
Merden
John Crawford
Methodist Hospital
Willis Tullis
Frank Tully
James Hamilton
Lews
Spencer
Andrew Carstensen
Dorothy Hughes
Joyet Hamilton
Betty Husman
Denver
Paul Mueller
Grand Junction
Charles Schindel
George Karli
Carstensen
Rose Will
Perry Oklahoma
Alva Meyers
Warren
Richard Meyer
Carol Ann
Ray Singer
Sandra
Iowa City University Hospital
Robert Smith
Charles Menter
George
Iowa
M. G. Irvin
Robert Irvin
St. Louis
Jake Lehman
Akron
Richard la Bahn
le Mars
Don Lake
Robert Lancater
Westfield
Lake Okoboji
Hertha Dudley
Frank Svenosen
Leeds
Calvary Lutheran Church
John
Burtis
Graceland Park
Soux City
Nelson-Berger
Dudley
Nick Singer
Anna Brunstedt
Singer
Russell Simonsen
Iowa State College
Chicago Meat and Dairy Hygiene School
Mio O and Mars
Henry Funk
Black Holk
Jack Mattas
Wyoming
Colorado
Resigns as St Marys Coach Galetich to Kuemper High
Lous R. Galetich, Remsen St Marys teacher and athletic coach for two years, resigns to take a coaching post at Kuemper High in Carroll. At St Marys he led teams to substate finals and a 31 17 basketball record, while baseball sliced 41 15. Known for his fiery, driving style and tenacity, he also directed the summer baseball and pool programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lous R. Galetich
Remsen
St. Mary's
Tus
Galetich
Kuemper High School
Carroll
Kuemper
Clinton St. Marys
Low Galetich
To Receive Habit Of Sisters Of Christian Charity
Miss Eleanor Ortmann daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Ortmann will receive the habit for the Sisters of Christian Charity on Tuesday morning August 21 at 9 00 a m at Matta Immaculta Convent Wilmette Illinois. She is a graduate of St Josephs school now Gehlen and was an X ray technician at Le Mars Clinic and Sanded Heart Hospital for four years prior to entering the convent. Sister M2 Edna the former Alice Ortmann will be present with the family and also Sister Fdna who recently returned from Washington DC where she studied Braille at the Catholic University of America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Ortmann
Edward Ortmann
le Mais
Sisters of Christian Charity
Matta Immaculta Convent
Wilmette
Linois
Ortmann
St. Joseph's School
Gehlen
le Mars Cline
Edward Ormann
M2 Edna
Alice Ortmann
Christian Chanty
Sisiter Fdna
Washington, D C
Catholic University of Ametia
Rite Heat iron on display at Reinbeck Courier office
Frank Bennett and wife own a Rite Heat electric iron bought in 1908 made by American Electric Heater company now on display at Reinbeck Courier office. Frank Prater, oldest Manning resident, turned five. Dennis Gustafson, nine, cut his left arm with 100 stitches after a fall at Laurens. Fence posts stolen around the Treynor city dump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Iront
Reinbeck
Frank Bennett
American Electric Heater Company
Rite Heat Electric Iron
Dennis Gustafson
Laurens
Treynor
Vic Vet recounts hobbyist George Rosenberger Toledo electrician of organs
Vic Vet notes George Rosenberger of Toledo enjoys remodeling and electrifying old organs. Gate David Wage, a three year old North Engle, rode a bike past a barbed wire gate, the gate closed, 17 stitches were needed. John Robbins Lenox, 18 months, hospitalized after tipping boiling coffee. Ben Davison at Schaller owns 1,470 pencils. Jim Beanson Elikson, 53, railroading two million miles on a switch engine. Dianne McGee Colleen Min mich create a two wheel bicycle trailer. Bancroft marshal Duke Kinsey died at 52 from a heart attack during a baseball game. First Navy airplane flight occurred November 14, 1910, seven years after Kitty Hawk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Wage
North Engleh
Jim Beanson
Elikson
Ellon
Also Mentioned on This Page
LE Mars Globe - Post
Vike
Globe-Post
Northwest Iowa
Gilbert Paper Company
George Thompson
Gilbert Paper Co
The
Lal
Merrill Record
Tony Mujeres
Neal Strub
Kansas City
Maxine Trost
Edward Olson
Steven
Minneapolis
Joe Strub
Betty Hamman
Dick Strub
Marcus
Donald Butler
Fred
Janet Ruth
Seattle
Washington
Floyd Powell
Joel Kissinger
Merton Jessen
Francis Baker
Dewey Brown
Minn
Merton
Arnold Keiser
Keiser
Ed Marienau
Richard Stroup
Virgil Vanderloo
Ackley
Solon
Joe Wilhelm
Storm Lake. Ia
Don Coombs
Sioux Falls
M. D
Gary Stribley
Gene Dickman
Francis Ludwig
Merrill
Gertrude Hancer
Ruth (Phillips) Hancer
Huntington
W. Va
Harry
Dodson
Navy
Bainbridge
Maryland
Virgil Vanderlam
Jo Ks
Vanderloo
Robert Steffen
Ed Dvorak
Dvorak
St Mary's and
Frank Shultes
the Globe Post
Frank Prater
Manning
Vic
George Rosenberger
Toledo
John Robbins
Lenox
Schaller
Ben Davison
Cresco
Dianne McGee
Colleen Minmich
Dianne
Colleen
Bancroft Marshal
Duke” Kinsey
Whittemor
I Veterans Administration Office
Youre
Ius
Newspap
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