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Newspaper
Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1953
Page
8
Observer from Babson Park Florida notes signs of a looming real estate boom. He cites persistent investment from Texas and California and urges cash purchases only. He advises buyers to acquire property they can use or rent, not rely on mortgages, and to favor items recently seen by buyers planning to return north.
Miss Mary Peller, daughter of Mr and Mrs Peter Peller of Quens, married Bernard Cleverty son of Mr and Mrs Bernard Cleverty. The ceremony at St Catherine’s Catholic Church in Ovens featured shrimp and green decorations, a three tier cake, and a reception at Eagles Hall. The couple, graduates of St Michael’s High School Kemsen class of 1952, will live on a farm south of Le Mars after a honeymoon in New Orleans.
The column argues Florida offers a good winter climate and proximity to industrial centers, appealing to retirees. It suggests buying land near future needs, especially vacant plots suitable for parking or a motel, and advises caution about farming investments and noncultural ventures. It emphasizes locating near a farm station and building modest homes as population grows.
Dr Null a longtime physician in Hawarden Ireton and Crag areas received a plaque from the Business and Professional Woman's Club of Hawarden memorializing his many years of outstanding service. He has retired from full time medical practice.
A commemorative plaque installed at Hawarden acknowledges Dr FOU Null for outstanding medical service. The inscription notes confinement by illness and honors his professional contributions to the community, featuring a top inscription and a caduceus symbol.
The Business and Professional Women's Club of Hawarden honors Dr. F F Null for living the motto Others first, self second. Miss Ruth E. French notes his service to the sick, helping those in need despite personal discomfort. Budd DuVals host guests at 200 6th St SW. Delta Delta Club meets Friday at Mrs Eugene Kennedy’s home.
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