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Newspaper
Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1954
Page
2
Le Mars Globe Post lists local town notices for March 3 2878 with publisher R F Starzl and editor G Starzl. Subscriptions cost 9 per year in Plymouth, Woodbury, Cherokee counties and union areas. Foreign rates apply. renewals auto with no past due bills.
Le Mars public school faculty of 50 begin duties this week to plan for the new year. The fourth annual pre school planning workshop started Monday with orientation for new teachers and will run through Friday noon. Sessions mix general and small group planning with individual classroom planning periods led by Supt Harvey N. Kluckbon.
The Le Mars community gathers for a Monday orientation tour visiting the Le Mars Federal Savings and Loan Iowa Public Service Sacred Heart Hospital and other sites. A Tuesday breakfast kicks off a yearlong workshop with Dr Kluckhohn addressing goals and plans for program growth and renewed community involvement.
Plymouth County listings show multiple farmers including Arnold and Jim Litzmann of Hinton with hogs and heifers, Walter Ericksen of Remsen with steers, and others in Remsen and Kingsley trading livestock at prices around 21 to 26 dollars per hundredweight. Sioux County listings include lambs and hogs from Haag and Kratchovil and a Granville run of steers. A 51-year-old Hopkinton farmer Virgil Lampher was severely hurt by a Holstein bull, wife fended off the animal with a pitchfork.
Antoni Sartori reports from the Globe-Post West Coast bureau that the first autographed sample of Morsels From Olla Podnda has been received and the express shipment should arrive soon. He calls it positively lovely and commends the effort. Leo Maynard leads the Broadway Spring Arcade postal station in Los Angeles for mailing.
W H Loft, once of Cherokee and kin to the late S V Loft, had long run ads in The Globe Post. Belated requests for his slogan copies persist while supplies last at 2057 Fremont Ave South Pasadena California. Lewis Seiberth, aged 78, died at Grinnell. his casket was carried by the 1914 fire truck of the volunteer department to the cemetery after 56 14 years of service.
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