Local merger forms PAW Farm Service in Woodbury and Plymouth
Plymouth Farm Service Company and Woodbury Farm Service Company merge to form the PAW Farm Service Company. The new board includes John Sichins Akron MoE Atkinson Merrill Joe Ritchie Kingsley Haven Rowe Le Mars Geo Mblbrodt Sioux City Ardell Countryman Kingsley Ceodue Hall Hornik Chas Nobk Salix and Lawrence Christunan Sargent Bluffs. Floyd Blakely Te Mars to manage. Operations unchanged. existing services to continue.
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Plymouth Farmservice Company
Woodbury Farm Servie Company
Plymouth Farm Service Company
Le Mars
P&W FARM SERVICE COMPANY Ay
PAW Farm Service Company
Plymouth
Woodbury
Tiss
Woodbury Count
corporation
MANAGEMINI
P&W Farm Service Company
John Sichins
Akron
MoE Atkinson
Merrill
Joe Ritchie
Kingsley Haven
rhun
th Le Mars
Floyd Blakely
Te Mars
mergul compordien
Engagement Announced for Miss Cromm and Mr Hoefling
The engagement is announced by Miss Cromm's parents Mr and Mrs Dan Cronm of Te Mars. Miss Cromm and her fiancé Fred Hoefling are Le Mars High School graduates. She works in Dr Malone's office in Stowe City. Hoefling, a four year service veteran discharged in November, will become a bookkeeper for the Ralston Company in Sioux City after year’s end.
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Mass Claus Jane Cronm
Fred Herthing
Mix Lawrence Hoefling
the Mars
Dan Cronm
Te Mars
Miss Crom
Le Mars high school
Malone
Stowe City
Hoefling
Ralston Company
Sioux Cry
Bulldogs Lose In Thriller At Le Mars 49 48
Sioux City Central stifled the final minutes to edge Le Mars 49 48 after a see saw contest. Central trailed 14 8 early but surged. Le Mars led 31 30 at halftime as Bob Whalen John Moore Ron Charlyon and Harold Ruck paced the attack. Moore and Hansen traded baskets late with Central pulling ahead 48 44 before final free throws and a buzzer winner by Central gave the Bulldogs the victory.
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Sioux City Central
Le Mars
Central
S$ igadl
Sig Bob Whalen
John Moore
Ron Charlyon
Harold Ruck
Roger Hansen
Jay Perry
Jercy Lafferty
John Yarbrough
Little Maroons
fead
Moore
Hansen
Kuck
Lafferty
Central Central
Van Horwen I
Yarbrough
Perry
Randolph
Piper
Pi Moore
Charlton
Cowan
Kehrberg
Dandurand
Lafferty Kuck
Jack Bournet
Jack Stokesbury
No Delay In Co. Taxes This Time
Plymouth county taxpayers are told to expect property tax collections by January 1 with a revised deadline around March 21 due to a new twenty six million bond issue. Officials cite budget delays and a statewide muddle as the cause while promising taxpayers can visit the treasurer’s office to learn their exact payment dates. Meanwhile local residents plan for a Rose Bowl trip to the January first Iowa Oregon State game with family travel from LeMars to Pasadena and El Cajon.
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daily papers
Lou Ludwig
daly papers
Plymouth county
Ludwig
Plymouth county Board of Superisors
Robert Acly
Farmers face higher soil bank payments in 1957
The USDA announces sharper per acre rates for five crops, including corn and wheat, with a national average corn yield of 474 bushels per acre and base rate of 90 cents per bushel. Iowa would rise about 4 bushels, boosting payments to roughly 49 dollars per acre.
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soil bank
United State department of argiciuture
Pastor Resigns From Local Presbyterian Church
Snutyer, pastor of the Presbyterian church for two years, tendered resignation to church members. He hails from Siruega Wyoming and has held pastorates in several South Dakota towns. No public reason given.
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freton
Snutyer pasetor
Presbyterian church
Rus Snuttyer
Siruega
Wyoming
South Dakota
Mrs A Hansen obituary in Alton and area death notice
Mrs Anna Hansen aged 60 died December 17 at Sacred Heart Hospital after a week illness. She lived most of her life in Alton and was married to Peter Hansen who preceded her in death. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 10 am at St Mars Catholic Church in Alton with burial in the Catholic cemetery. Survivors include two sons Peter of Afton and Carl Hansen of Maryville, a stepson, a stepdaughter Mildred of Alton, three brothers, three sisters, and other relatives. A 1982 Chevrolet owned by Virgil Rollus was damaged in an accident near Akron last week, the car rolled over a sternity, damage about 44000. No one was injured.
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county welfare office
Kingsley
Rogers
welfare office
Bulgaria
Afghanistan
Russia
India
China
Goodfellows
Le Mars Court house
Globe- Post
Chamber of Commerce
Anna Hansen
Sacred Heart hospital
Hansen
ona
mar Alton
Peter Hansen
savices
St Mars Catholic
Alton
Mondasho
Fisch Puneral
Romer
Allon
Peter
Afton
Carl Hansen
Mary fill
Mildred
Falk SD
Ould
Rav Sudtelgt
Remsen
Clift Muyler
Sheldon
Virgil Rollus
Stoas Brothers garage
Akron
Fire Lakeland Blaze Destroys Sellberg Farm Home
Firefighters battled a blaze at the Walfred Forslund residence on the Sellberg farm near Akron after dawn on Monday. A water shortage hampered efforts. regular supply from a stock tank and a converted transport truck arrived too late to save the two story barge home. The Forslunds and neighbors aided, and a smaller rental house on the farm was spared for the family to move into. The fire underscores the need for adequate water storage at rural properties to improve firefighting effectiveness.
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Walfred Forslund
Sellberg
Akron
Jespersen
Forstund
bem bili bye Mar
Min John Sillberg
Union county
Hannah Sellberg
Christmas Birthday Party at St Johns Sunday School
The nursery and pre kindergartners of St Johns American church Sunday school will hold a traditional Christmas Birthday party on Sunday December 23 at 3 oclock in Sumas. Parents of all 230 and 4 year old children are invited for gifts and a formal celebration by the nurses department. The climax is lighting of the birthday cake for the Christ child and offerings at the tree.
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St Johns American fe thetan
Sumas
de Partment
aig
Sist Anniversary Celebration for Mia and Mrs Tonsfreton
Mia and Mrs Tonsfreton observe their wedding anniversary on January 1. They have lived in this community during their married life and are parents of four children: Sts. Paul, Wendall, Tonyes, and Har ot Tonyes, all of this vicinity, plus Miss Thelma Tones of Sioux City. There are nine grandchildren.
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Mia
Tonsfreton
Paul
Wendall Tonyes
Har ot Tonyes
Thelma
Grothaus Named Soldier of the Month at Da Army Unit
Robert C Grothaus of C Btry 1 FA Bn earned November Soldier of the Month honors after a three time win streak. He received a helicopter dam tour and a free R and R but will rotate out soon. Son of Mr and Mrs John S Grothaus of 300 4th Ave NW Le Mars Iowa.
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Robert
Grothaus
Jamai
Mix John S Grothnus
4th ave
Le Mars
Funeral services held for infant son of Zoerink family
Funeral services were held today at Le Mars City Cemetery for David Zoerink infant son of Mr and Mrs Mitchell Zoerink of Senussa. He was born November 16 in Sacred Heart Hospital, Mars, and died the same day. Survived by his parents, two brothers Dean and Dean, and grandparents Mr and Mrs John Joctmk and Hans Berkenpas.
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Mondasi teday
Le Mars City
David Zoerink
Mro
Mitchell Zoerink
Senussa
Mars
avid
Dean
John Joctmk
Hans Berkenpas
Mrs Anna Thompson Passes Away at Home
Mrs Anna Thompson aged 82 died at her residence 414 td ate So Woan Te Mats on Sunday December 16 after a brief illness. She was born October 14 1874 at Wat sth Hl and is survived by her husband T W Thompson a daughter Jesse Dormhure of Kank thei a sister Potne bochiar of South Bend one grandchild and one great grandchild. Funeral services set for December TX at 2:00 pm at First Methodist Church with burial in City Contes Supsisors.
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Anna Thompson
Miry Thompson
deith
T W Thompson
Buital
Jesse Dormhure
Potne bochiar
Saith Bend
Mrs G Korver Pur services For Ms Gaon Rorser 80
Funeral services are planned for Ms Gaon Rorser, age 80, who died after a long illness. Visitation and services will be held at the Fast Reformed Church in Orange City. Rosaries or memorials are announced by family, including Mr and Mrs Colebander. Grand Junction is mentioned with multiple relatives among the deceased’s children and siblings, including five sons and three daughters.
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Rorser
Orange Cats
sears
louis
Fast Reformed church
Colebander
Orange City
Wiliam Toh
Manion
Jaws
Grange City
Res
Grand Junction
Cole
Mis Pour Minlone bors
Wis
Bonn
Mrs Claus Ehrp Rites Held At Holstein Church
Mrs Phip Ehrp of Holstein died in early December following hip illness. Funeral services were held December 13 at the Methodist church in Holstein with burial at Holstein cemetery under the Hudson funeral home. She was born February 6, 1883 in Holstein and married to Chris Phep on June 1, 1974. The couple farmed 43 years before moving to town last October. Surviving are a widower husband two sons Verding and Tied of Remsen, a daughter Mescheen Bremer of Holstein and seven grandchildren.
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Methodist
Holtein
Jows
Rarsel
Holstein
Hudson fuineral bamy
Phip
Chis Phep
sears
ako
Verding
ana
Remsen
duvehter Mescheen
Bremer
Christmas Safety Tips for a Bright Holiday
Safety reminders urge care during shopping wrapping and baking as fires threaten homes. Keep a water or sand filled tree container, inspect and replace faulty lights, never leave burning lights unattended, provide ample ashtrays, supervise guests, use a firescreen, and take time to prevent accidents for a very merry Christmas.
Forney of Norfolk Announces Mary Joyce Forney Engagement
Mr and Mrs Charles Nebon of Correctionville announce the engagement of their son Howard Nelson to Miss Mary Joyce Forney daughter of Mr and Mrs Forney of Norfolk Nebraska. Miss Forney a Heelan high school graduate attended Briar Cliff college and her fiancé served with the armed forces.
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T.d Forney
Norfolk
Neb
Mary Joyce Forney
Howard Nelson
Charles Nebon
Correctionville
Miss Forney
Heelan high school
Briar Cliff college
Yuletide Choral Festival At St Johns Lutheran Church
St Johns American Lutheran Church of Le Mats presents a Christmas music festival on Sunday evening December 23 at 7:30. A processional features about 210 choristers from all church groups with a medley of German English French Norwegian and American carols. The combined choirs sing two numbers and the cherub choir of 32 children performs several pieces, with the chancel choir of about 40 seniors, junior choir of 90 children, and women’s chorus and senior choir contributing. Conducted by Miss C of Hagin with organists Mrs Carl Witt and Mrs Jack Schultz assisting.
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St Johns American Lutheran Church of
Le Mats
chor
St Johns
womens cho us
aioc
Mis C
Hagin
Carl Witt
Jack Schultz
St Johns Church to Present Christmas Pageant and Services
St Johns American Lutheran Sunday school plans a 7 o clock Christmas pageant, Prowing God and Losing, featuring third to eighth grade children. The program includes readers Diane Dudweigs and Mars, with nativity and biblical scenes. A Christmas Cand lighting service is planned for the Congregational church, plus a Christmas Day service at ten.
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St Johns American
Mery
Joseph
shepherds and angels
Atochsen
Adaville Church Sets Special Candle Service Evening
Adaville Church will present a candlelight service titled Christmas Night. The program includes a tableau by the choir and a congregation singalong with carols. Mrs Kenneth Brown is director and invites the public to attend.
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Adaville
Pho Adel Branselial Unie Brethren church
Mion Sun escaming
Kenneth Brown chow
Green Christmas fraud warning from Iowa State Sheriff Assoc
The Iowa State Sheriff Association warns merchants to guard against fake check writers during the busy holiday season. Sheriff J Bo Siemel notes bogus checks and shoplifters fleece merchants, with frauds rising over 50 percent from Thanksgiving to New Year. Steady vigilance by clerks, careful identification checks, and stock monitoring can reduce losses.
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Iowa
Associaton
J Bo Siemel
Steimel
Steel
Stemnel
eaAilla
Gold Star Mothers Tea in Wasme Post Legion Auxiliary Hall
Gold Star Mothers will be guests of Wasme Post Legion Auxiliary at a Christmas Tea on Tuesday December 18 from 2 to 4 pm in the home of Mrs Frank Scholer. Transportation arrangements have been made and those needing rides should call.
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Gold Star
Wasme
Post Legion
Frank Scholer
Iowa Picnic Rescheduled To December 31
A note from Tony Sartore reports the Iowa Picnic, usually on February 22, will move to December 31 at Brookside Park to accommodate Rose Bowl fans in Pasadena. February 22 may still occur if needed, with banks open on December 31. Sartore aims to send the usual registrant list to the Globe-Post.
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Tony Sartore
Robert L Borland
Iowa Associattion
California
Brookwde Park
Pasadena
Sartori
Globe-Post
Multiple births and social event noted at local hospital
Mr and Mrs William McDonald welcomed a three pound four ounce son named Thome Lew at Sioux Valley Memorial Hospital. Several other births were reported at Sacred Heart Hospital including a daughter to Mr and Mrs Orville Stellen and a son to Mr and Mrs Gears Morton. Additional births occurred to families in Remsen Le Mars Akron and Kings Tex. A Christmas coffee party hosted by Rood and GW Parker with Westmar College trends was held at the Parker home.
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William McDonald
Cherokes
iligen
Sioux Valley Memorial Hospital
Thome Lew
Robert Biune
Mir
Lew McDonald
May Clarence Roseberry
Le Mars
Orville Stellen
Remsen
Mired Heart hospital
Gears Morton
the Mars
Sacred Heart hospital
Atty Tisin Lawns
Te Mars
Mis Mary
le Mary
William M Kelley
Hawaden
Miro
Mro
William Schoen
kionw
Rohore Maller
Akron
Sach Float
Mes
Roman Onimann
Sacret Heart hospital
Nodanghta
Mis Doredd Morty
Strub
Stud Heart
Ahadimes Roo
GW Parker
Westmar college
Parker home
Crumpets and Crises in a Teasing Times Tone
A reader letter mocks wartime style concerns about price and blocked ships in the Suez Canal, joking about British customs and a Civic debate over a double parked police car at Le Mars. The missive questions police risk and urges practical parking to avoid accidents on Central Avenue near the library corner.
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Central Ave
library
Johnson Homemakers Christmas Meeting Recap 1956
The John son Jr Homemakers held a December 10 1956 Christmas meeting at Judy Netleys home. President Mary Ann Radlo presided. Secretary Nancy Wendt and treasurer Marilyn Willer reported. Demonstrations on Wrapping Presents Color Combinations and Health and Body Care followed.
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Johnson Jr Homemakers
Judy Netley
Mary Ann Radlo
Nancy Wendt
Marilyn Willer
Karen Willer
Jute Lucken
Peggy Giesler
Barbara Brietbarth
Jule Lacken
Held Bros Shine At International Stock Show
Held Bros and Howat, Aberdeen Angus breeders and feed ers of Hereford Shorthorn and Angus steers, scored heavily at the International Stock Show. They showed 10 head in the carcass and hoof shows with high placements in Angus Hereford Shorthorn categories and notable results in Jr Yr and Summer Yr classes. Mr and Mrs Joe Cooper plan an extended Los Angeles visit starting this week.
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BOP
Howat
Aberdeen
Hetford
Howard
tal
Summe
rad
Russell
thorn karaiss
Joe Cooper
Los Angeles
California
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Roge” Rogers
E W Rogers
Le Mars Chamber of Commerce
Roge Rogers
Woodbury Co
Le Marts
Rendsen LaVerne
Prank Varenhorst
Mis Jo& Cooper
Bendivens
watives
Mt o
John Gusta san
El Cajon
Prank
Paverne Varenhort
Cooper
Mrs. A. Hansen
R. C. Grothaus
A. Thompson
G. Korver
Mrs. Claus Ehrp
Lutheran Church
Yuletide
Green
CEA an
Milwaukee Journal
Sioux City Journal
jolly old England
Suez Canal
Commodore Bob Wright
Commodore Jim Hoeck
Law & Order
Held Bros
GRCHly
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