Westmar Eagles top William Penn Rangers 68 53
Westmar Eagles defeated the William Penn Rangers 68 to 53 on Westmar’s home floor. The Eagles jumped to a 14-0 start and led 46-20 at halftime, with John Vollanir scoring 23 for Westmar. William Penn, averaging 30 a game, struggled from the field as the Rangers pressed and tried to force turnovers.
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Westmar
Eagles
William Penn Rangers
Rangers
William Penn
Homie
William ‘Penn
Kriudison
Denny Frerichs
John Vollanir
Dick Cusick
Jim ‘Tevis
Les Lammers
Yankton South Dakota
Yankton College
Friday Bridge Club Promises Dessert Luncheon and Pinochle
The note lists Richard Sath August Kammann and others meeting Friday for a John McDougall dessert luncheon. Contract will be played and Mrs Clyde Han will host. One o clock luncheon after which contract begins. Magadeline Streff attended as guest. Thursday group enjoyed a dessert luncheon and an afternoon of cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Sath
August Kammann
Nels Newendarp
Summer Koch
John McDougall
Jack VlcDoug
Legislative Trip For Farm Bureau Women
The Farm Bureau women announce a legislative trip for any woman to attend the State Legislature. The one day event departs Le Mars early morning and aims to reach the State Capitol by 9 30 a m. Travel meals and personal costs are paid by the attendee with tentative dates in early March or April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
le Mars
Le Mars BPW Campaign Plans February Heart Fund Drive
The Le Mars Business and Professional Women's Club met in the Oak Room Library for its February monthly meeting. Miss Tillie Ender presided as president, reports were read, and the group approved sending Heart Fund materials via Aly Forsberg. Proceeds from a prior white elephant sale go to Sacred Heart Hospital's children's ward. The club invited district officers from Sibley to visit, and Irma Witt was named to Iowa BPW legislative steering committee. Coffee and cake followed.
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le Mars
Tillie Ender
Aly
Forsberg
Heart Fund
Tou
Sacred Heart Hospital
Mabel Callias
Celia Ransom
EPW
Elizabeth Trice
Sibley
Iowa
Oak Room
Irma Witt
BPW
Iowa ‘Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Lena Gross
Irma Wit
Loretta Means
Witton Inheritance
Christine McCormick
Jean Koenig
Mabel Callfas
Eastern Star Annual Men's Night in Le Mars
Le Mars Chapter No. 79 of the Order of Eastern Star held its annual Mens Night at the Musonic Temple on Monday. Mrs Bonnie Hammer Worthy Matron and Carol Parkinson Worthy Patron presided. The Girls Trio presented boutonnieres to each man followed by a social hour and buffet luncheon prepared by William Voss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Mars
Order of Eastern Star
Musonic Temple
Bonnie Hammer Worthy
Carol Parkinson Worthy Patton
Ruth Buttermore
Gwen Roth
Marian Constsang
Janice Jaffer
Joan Mount
le Mars Assembly Cof Rainbow
Willian Voss
Louis Meyer
Crearge Lundgren
Robert Lamilgren
Roderick Res
Bertie Brown
Edmner Bogh
Alton Forsberg
Henry Eilks
Westmar Students To Y Party
Westmar College YM and YWCA Social Commission plans a Valentine party for Wall Street Nursery youths. Seventeen Westmar students will travel to Sioux City for the Friday February 13 event from 7 18 9 p.m. Forty five fourth through seventh graders are expected to attend. Karen McDonald says the goal is to give the kids a life purpose and notes progress from the November Thanksgiving party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YWCA
Westman College
Karen McDonald
Ron Robinson
Wall Street Nursery
Y's
Westminr
Sioux City
Westmar College Sets Second Semester Enrollment
Westmar College reports 498 full time and 421 part time students for the second semester. Evening and senior classes included. The second semester begins January 26.
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Westmar
Westmar College
Westar
Births and names listed from Under Doctors CARE
Birth announcements from Sacred Heart Hospital Le Mars and surrounding towns. infants named Michael Rolfes Froelich Rubbert Rev Christopher Brenda De Vos James Macheck Jeffrey Niteschke Sally Prudeau August Johnson Lyle Cuthrefl Ray Hogan etc. multiple families report births with dates in late January to February.
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Sacred Heart Hospital
Michael Rolfes
Gunter
le Mars
Frank Nacke
Remsen
Fay Alva Froelich
Cleghorn
Dius Albert Rubbert
Marcus
Dag
Christopher Irev
Thomas
4Th Ave
Dae Mars
Brenda de Vos
Edwin
Merrill
Jim Macheck
Prank
2Nd St. Sap
Jeffrey Niteschke
Kemsen
Sally “Prudeau
Thomas Roberts
Darrell Lukken
Orange City
Hannah Yushodl
Bernard Saner
Claire Stortz
Kingsley
Russell Roos
Id" Johnson
Lyle Cuthrefl
Ray Hogan
Sioux Center
Delpho Peterson
John Morita
Struble
Dan
John Kragmain
Alton
Andrew Mars
Dreton
James Alesch
Vernon J. Donner
Orville Livermore
Plymouth St
NE. de Mars
Robert Burkard
R. S. le Mars
Howard Pottehauny
Ronald Miller
Kal H W. Kohler
Mas
Milo Manning
Sel
Kreton and Mrs Bartell Reach Rapids City
Kreton and Mrs Arthur Bartell are noted in a brief social item from Rapids City South Pakore. The notice mentions journeys or meetings among local residents and references their acquaintances.
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Keton
Arthur Bartell Rening
Friends
It Rapids Ci
South Pakore
Perry Center Attends Gust Swanson Graveside Service
Perry Center residents and neighbors attended a graveside service at Liberty Township Cemetery on Saturday at 2 o clock for Gust Swanson. A nephew Albert Swanson and niece Mrs Fisig Laloon were also present.
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Perry Center
Liberty Township
Gust Swanson
Albert Swanson
Fisig Laloon
Le Mars Globe Post community notes and arrivals
Local newspaper page notes social calls and visitors. Gordon Jarry of Jefferson and Don Kovarna families noted among guests. Church homecoming included singing by Art Netley and Kenneth Brown. Alan Lucken from Ames visiting relatives. Lucken family news and travel to Worthington Minnesota for a funeral. Bertha Erickson visiting daughter in Phoenix Arizona.
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Gordon Jarry
Jefferson
Don. Kovarna
Ind
George Pruer
Roland ‘Thompson and
Musser
Art Netley
Kenneth Brown
Church of Christ
Ruben Anderson
Akron
Laniley King
Alan Lucken
Ames
Jain
Pred’ Lucken
Harley Bue
Sioux City
Aslan
Lucker
Worthington
Minn
Obituary and community notices from a Midwest paper
The report lists funeral attendance for the Swanson family and a long string of local visitors and guests at Lukens funeral home. It notes Swanson’s death after a stroke at the county home, residence on the Flannery farm, and a large machine shed under construction on the Flannery farm. Numerous relatives and friends from Sioux City Marcus Liberty Townships and nearby towns attended events and gatherings.
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Henry Ring
Sioux City
Hershet Harding
Troy
Montinas
Victor Swinson
Lukens Funeral Home
Pete Jensen
Oral Bonnes
Emer Hansen
Flannery
Lloyd Crouch
Harry Raverna
Swanson
Came
Thomas Fh Aery
le Murs
Clara Welbo
William Deroecher
Sid
Atrs
Glen Prometer
Liberty Towne Ship
Loren Groeper
Steve Ann Diane
Marcus
Kenneth Payne
Dean
500 Club
Edward Andrews
Leeds
Ythe Wayne Wamillon
Meerilh
Fab Wendt
le Mark
Sayonlin
Dobald Donlin
Merrill
Gen )Bonnes
Warren Hones
Robet Honnes
Arthur Miller
Sear Hinton
Robert Kapp
Hans Petersen
Mars
Richard Williams
Scott
Locus
Fach Williams
Umler Construction
Anhiur Flannery Farm
Adaville Club Meeting Highlights Seed Talks and Leaders
Adaville Special club met Tuesday at Mrs. Jerville Stinton with eight members. Marys Gendrich spoke on Planting Seeds and Herb Philips on ordering seeds from catalogs. Laneh closed the afternoon. Mrs. Elmer Brown and district officers attended a WASAWS. meeting in Amex last week. Reverend Myers, Roy Guinn, Dirks, Scheswald, Stapke, and Dehne were guests at a breakfast for Akron Ministerial Association hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Musser on Monday. O. R Allard and son Ronnie visited Cyril Moontigue and family for supper on Wednesday and a Saturday supper guest list included others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adaville
Musser
Akron Ministerial Association
Myers
Roy Guinn
Dirks
Scheswald
Stapke
Dehne
le Mies
O. R Allard
Ronnie
Sinus City
Cyril Moontigue
Local Merril Maricen Lehmann Honor Shower for Upcoming Wedding
Miss Lehmann of Sioux City daughter of Ebmer and Mrs Lehmann received a large bridal shower on January at the American Legion Hall Merrill Nebraska honoring her engagement to John Chisecson of South Stors City. Guests and hostesses praised gifts and a luncheon followed. Nearby residents report several moves and updates, including families Brunstedt Mintis and Arens selling or relocating homes in Merrill. Marlin Franklin returned from service and enrolled at Westmar College in Le Mars. Don Dickman to represent Merrill at Mardi Gras in Sioux City.
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Merril
Maricen Lehmann
Sioux City
Ebmer Lehmann
Dearborn Ave
Wis
American Legion
Merrill
John Chisecson
Leo Chas
South Stors City
Neiwes
Dorot Menges
Barbara Leharan
Bahn
Jeanne de? Si
Mierlys
Elsie Lehmann
Jack .Mattas
Brotherhood
John United Chureh
Donald
Jessie Wieck
Christina Blackmore
Blackmore
Gertrude
Sioux
Fred Arens
Brunstedt
Farl -Baack
Eldon Simonsen
Earl Baack
Albert Mart
Maurice
Duck Mintis
Baack
Marr
Marlin Francksin
Westmar College
le Mars
Don Dickman
Shore Acres
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Baptist Womens Fellowship
Dorcas
Tony Vin Hoff
Marie Smith
Albert Herzig
Ethel Cirle
Leonard Collins
Wayne Collins
Mary Martha
Charles Ewin
Ralph Hunter
Roth
Robert Collins
Forsland
Robert Luke
Barney Miller
Ben Reimer
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McCormick Baler
THEM
Eastern Star
Kreton
Asgp
Te Mars Globe - Post
F. Stakrzu
Puttisner
R. G. Starzl
Central Ave
Lonk
P.O. Box
Plymouth
Woodbury
Cherokes
Uwa
Union County
South Dakota
Beertbex
Twa Press
Casper
Sally
Eldon i Sen
U. S. Navy
Naef Studio
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