Leaders Recognitions Day honors Plymouth County 4-H leaders
Plymouth County 4-H leaders joined 460 plus extension agents at the ninth annual Leaders Recognition Day at Iowa State College on January 26. Delegates from Le Mars Remsen Merrill and surrounding areas attended with youth assistant support. The evening banquet featured Rev E W Remley of Ames urging leaders to champion moral spiritual and ethical values, while extension staff outlined youth decisions and future opportunities in vocational education. The event is a cooperative effort of the Iowa Chain Store Council and the Agricultural and Home Economic Extension Service. Notice Le Mars bible class meets February 4 at 7 30 p m in the Union hotel west room. all invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth County
Jews State College
Francis Bauerly
Merrill
Floyd Becker
le Mars
Frank Mauss
August Nitschke
Remsn
Allan Eich
Estension
Ames
E.W. Remiey
Ogg
Glenn Holmes
Holmes
Ray Bryan
Department of
Iowa State College
Julia Faktinson
Lt. Arthur
Joseph Schuliis
Des Moines
Iowa Chain Store Council, Inc
Calvin Reiss
Center Junction
Jones County
4-H
Agricultural and Home Economic Extension Service
The
College
Union Hotel
Births AndHospital Admitsin Sacred Heart Hospital
Reports from the Sacred Heart hospital note multiple births including twins to Mr and Mrs John Moritz Struble a daughter Karen Jean and a son Kevin James born January 30 1959. Other births list families in Alton Ireton Marcus and Akron with several admitted or dismissed patients. Henry Pettebaum former highway patrolman seeks final stomach cancer operation in Minneapolis after earlier procedures.
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Sioux City
Lutheran
Karen Jean
Kevin James
Morite
Henry Renken
le Mary
Kevin
John Moritz
Struble
John Krogman
Alton
Sacred Heart Hospital
Anton Plendl
Hinton
Albert Determan
le Mars
Vernon Donner
Marcus
Orville Livermore
Henry Pettebaum
Flandreau
Minneapolis
Minn
Pettebaum
Schimberg 25th Wedding Anniversary in Sioux City
Mr and Mrs Wm L Schimberg of 2821 Correctionville Road Sioux City mark 25 years married February 12 1934 at St James Church Le Mars A open house February 14 1959 from 3 to 5:30 pm at 521 Pearl Street and a evening party at the same address relatives and friends are invited no invitations.
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Wm. L. Schimberg
Correctionville Road
Sioux City
Naef
Pearl Street
Muaryellen L. O'Connell
We L Schimberg
St James Catholic Church
le Mars
Mary A Moser wife of Charles Moser dies at 73
Mary A Moser age 73 of Le Mars died February 1 1959 at her home 214 Jet Ave SE Plymouth county born August 13 1885 in Hinton married Charles Moser October 2 1910 at Lincoln township funeral February 4 at St Johns American Lutheran Le Mars burial Le Mars City Cemetery survivors include two sisters a brother and 24 nieces and nephews shows remains to church at 12 30 pm Tuesday call Lukens Funeral Home for details
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Mary A. Moser
Jet Ave. S.E
le Mars
Mary Binnebeese
Plymouth County
Hinton
Charles Moser
Lincoln Township
Amelia Binnebeese
St. John’s American Lutheran Church
Rev
L. Belk
le Mars City
Lukens Funeral Home
Mrrs
Herman Lang
Fred Henry
Moville
John Binnebeese
Nerces
J L Triplett Dies in Cherokee After Short Illness
J L Triplett age 86 died Wednesday January 2 at 4 50 p m in Cherokee after a short illness. He had spent 144 years connected with Gregg Nursing Home in Cherokee and lived there seven years after moving from Quimby and Sutherland areas. Survivors include his daughter Mrs Irwin Schallau of Meriden ten grandchildren and ten great grandchildren. A sister Mrs James Sweeny and a brother Charles Triplett of Sutherland also survive.
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J. L. Triplett
Cherokee
Gregg Nursing Home
Quimby
Sutherland
Suvivors
Irwin Schallau
Meriden
James Sweeny
Charles Triplett
Obituary: Husband of Agnes Dies. Funeral Held in January
The deceased was survived by his family and was preceded in death by his wife Agnes in 1932. Funeral services were conducted at Boothby Funeral Home at 2 p.m. Saturday January 24, with Rev. Owen B. Wilmot officiating. Burial followed at Le Mars City Cemetery.
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Agnes
Boothby Funeral Home
Owen B. Wilmot
le Mars City Cemetery
Mrs. Herman Mohr of Worthington Dies at 96
Mrs. Herman Mohr of Worthington Minnesota aged 96 died February 1 after a ten day illness. She was mother of Mrs Hans C Hansen of Le Mars. Funeral services set for Tuesday at the Lutheran Church in Worthington. Surviving daughters and a son include Hans Hansen Helen Hansen Mrs Ray Lee Mr and Mrs Arlene Lucen and Bill Hansen. Mrs Hans Hansen recently dismissed from Lutheran Hospital in Sioux City and unable to attend.
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Herman ‘Mohr
Worthington
Minnesota
Hans C. Hansen
le Mars
Hansen
Hans Hansen
Helen Hansen
Ray Lee
Arlene Lucen
Bill Hansen
Lutheran Hospital
Sioux City
Hinton Election Details on Plymouth Township Districts
Hinton election continuation notes Lyman Clark area in Plymouth township section 21. The law requires a majority in at least 3 percent of districts and overall votes to carry the proposition. A resident average daily attendance provision may affect affected districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Desce
Lyman Clark
Plymouth Township
Public School Election Rules and Community Sign Win
Discussion of school district voting rules for large districts requires a majority in each district and no absentee ballots for community elections. Buzz Merkel attended a Sign-O-Rama event in Chicago with many ideas. County engineers and contractors met in Sioux City. Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to neighbors and fire departments after a recent blaze. Wesleyan Service Guild plans a Tuesday meeting at Mrs. Carl Lorenzen’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buzz Merkel
Merkel
Chicago
Plymouth
Woodbury County
Herb Floyd
Leo DeForce
Marcella Barbhers
Engineers Office
Sioux City
le Mars
Oyens
Remsen
J C. Ruden
Wesleyan Service Guild
First Methodist Church
Carl Lorenzen
Central Ave
S.W
Le Mars Defeats Marcus Holy Name In Local High School Varsity
Le Mars 87 Marcus Holy Name 55 in Le Mars Gym. Half score 41 29. Leading scorers include Don Dreckman 28 for Le Mars and Mike McClintock 19 for Marcus.
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Marcus
le Mars Gehlen
le Mars
Don Dreckman
Mike McClintock
Maricus
Le Mars Defeats Sioux Center In Preliminary B Action
In Le Mars’s preliminary B game, Marcus scores 17 as Sioux Center tops Le Mars 54 52 with a 27 21 halftime lead. Beernink leads Sioux Center with 17 while Cowan net 14 for Le Mars. A later preliminary B game sees Le Mars win 69 to 30 over Sioux Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Mars
Marcus
Sioux Center
Beernink
Cowan
Local notices and house moves in Plymouth County
Patty Jo Freming thanks friends for cards and flowers after hospital stay. Reeves couple return from January 12 to a three week southern Texas vacation visiting friends. Plymouth County American Cancer Society board plans February 9 luncheon at Westmar College Weidler Hall Le Mars. Don Fischer publicity chair and Ray Goetzinger relocate to newly purchased home on Schoo Ave near 3244 Central Ave. N. E. Herb's Maytag Store moves to Killeas building at Central Ave and 2nd St. N. E. next to Sioux City and Harker's Lockers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patty Jo Freming
Clarence, Reeves
Texas
Plymouth County
American Cancer Society
Weidler
Ray Goetzinger
Scho Ee Ave
Johnmant
Central Ave
N. E
Herb’s
Maytag
Vander Meer
Killeas
Central Avenue
2Nd St. N. E
Zug Sioux City
Harker's
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