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Newspaper
Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1959
Page
6
The reserve grand champion in market pigs sold at the Woodbury County Fair Saturday belonged to Glenn Meister of Kingsley and sold for nineteen dollars. Mr. and Mrs. Weis Albert returned from Boone Iowa where they spent several days with other relatives and friends.
Calvin Stone and family hosted Richard McCurrin and Katherine of Des Moines over the weekend. Agie Moslander relocates to Marcus to manage the hotel. Walter Aird and Mrs Miller return from Albert Lea after visiting Mrs Miller’s sister at Naeve. The Woodke family vacationed at Lake Okoboji with the Pews. Raymond Beachler, recovering from an auto crash near North Platte, returns home to Tokayo. Beachler will relocate to an apartment with wife soon. Rev. Harold Maxwell has finished work on a doctorate in Denver. Cole Danielson and family spent Sunday with Jay Danielson’s home in Hen.
The State of Iowa Plymouth County probate notice states that on August 24 1959 a document purporting to be the last will of William J Scheitler deceased was filed in the district court clerk office. Final proof and hearing are set for September 2 1959 at 10 00 am at the court in Plymouth County for all interested persons to appear.
Over 100 pilots registered at West Airport for a first flight breakfast to aid airport lights indebtedness. Planes arrived from 6 a.m. to Plonum as breakfast service continued. About 100 planes were on the ground at peak. Bud Ross Dutch Holand and Verne Lovely cooked pancakes while ladies fried studige and served coffee and legs. Visitors enjoyed the breakfast and visited pilots and families. The event was judged a howling success.
Public Service Company has replaced gas mains and service lines on South Central Avenue and Plymouth Street and is now working on North Central Avenue business district. A corroded old main and two new mains are installed, with service pipes being upgraded at the company's expense before paving. Outside shutoffs will be placed in front of each building for quick gas shutoff, usable by firemen and others with a wrench, kept inconspicuous to avoid hazards.
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