Neat KR Y P meeting set for February 10 at Farm Bureau
Local notices outline a Tuesday 8:00 pm KR Y P meeting at the Farm Bureau Office with a tour of the Model Cleaning Plant. Influenza cases rise at the O'Brien county home with three of four recent deaths attributed to the disease and many residents ill. The Little Rock fire department responded twice that week to non fire incidents at Salem Reformed church and Bull Husenga home, while church services continue in temporary quarters after a chimney fire. The Franc Asbury Fellowship group plans a meeting on Monday February 10 hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Forsberg.
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KR. Y. P
Farm Bureau
O'Brien County
Andrew Jensen
Little Rock
Salem Reformed Church
Bull Husenga
Asbury
Mroo
XM Forsberg
Le Mars News Items Roundup February 9 1953
The St Johns Lutheran Ladies Aid to meet February 12 at 2 PM with Mrs A Hartmann as hostess. Nearby visits include Mr and Mrs James Kool of Boyden visiting in Le Mars, and Mrs Kool dining with Victor Scholen in Sheldon. Hawarden considers a 1,600 hp diesel generator for the municipal plant at an estimated $153,000 to replace a 200 kW unit. Sheldon plans curb and gutter work on 13 blocks with bid proposals due February 27. Raymond Buenger injured lifting a portable farm elevator near Aurelia. A nationwide economic census test area will include parts of Osceola and other counties beginning February 9. Le Mars residents and relatives attend various social events including dinners and weddings. Funeral notices for local residents reference John Malkeim and Arthur Adams. A divorce petition filed in Stony County seeks alimony and child support. Peggy Moir of Orange City wins a $300 Iowa State College scholarship for home economics students. Local dairy herds and Mayo Clinic visits are noted, including Henry Howe of Hinton returning from Rochester.
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LE Marks Globe-Puss
St. John’s
Hawarden
Sheldon
Eat
Sun the Ants
Raymond Buenger
Aurelia
Obnen
Orcola
United States
Claude B Cramier
Bureau of the Comus
Fremont Neb
Cramer
Thas
Department of Commerce
Bureau of Census
Washington
Uhes
Louw Hoger
Laurel Paulin
Hager
Tent
Mansille
Missounay
Clinton
Ruth
Fort
Salk
Mrr
Fimner Atwood
Esther Crrele
John Kammerer
Mro
Andrew Kansel
Arthur Weber
del Rapa
South Dakota
Kicler
Wisconsin
Mroo
John Wiederhott
Henry Kempers
Orange City
K. E Kempers
Magadeline Streff
Catholic Study Club
Henry B Kramer
AH Brunken
Columbia
Charles Bertram
Plainiuif
Indi Ted
Phantiff
Phantff
Peggy Moir
Iowa State College
Lloyd Moir
Ames
WNAX
Arthur G. Adams
Akron
Ralph Hunter
M. B. O'Banion
Che Coppock
F. G. Patterson
le Mars
Adam
Tony van Hoff
Mental Health Institute
Cherokee
Iowa
Hol- Mein-Friesi
Kettler Joins Le Mars Butcher Shop Naming Family Moves
Lloyd Kettler of Remsen started work as a butcher Monday at the Council Oak store in Le Mars. The Kettlers will live in Remsen with Mrs. Kettler and Colane remaining there while Merv commutes. They left Le Mars over 16 years ago and have since worked at several markets. The Sioux Center Community hospital memorial will honor donors with about 14 bronze pages in the lobby, listing thousands of names and organizations without amounts.
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Lloyd Kettler
Remsen
Council Oak
le Mars
Kettler
Colane Sill
Merv Kettler
Kettles
Retter Gethed
Bright Food
Bulding Olo
Ole’s
Bob's
Becks
Sioux Center Community Hospital
Sioux Center
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Catholic Daughters of America Study Club
Central High School
Art Doctor
Orange Daily
Robert
le Mats Wee
Vincent Schnepf
Andres Kunkel
JA Kunkel
Mir
Nick Kamp *Ntro
Pb Kanage
Omaha
Kanage
Don Hagert
South Sioux City
Edo Kass
XN J
Schilmoeller
Granville
Nick Kellen
Johnnon Township No 2
Polo Fund
OH Kefteler
Dessit
Bal Blake
Delores Sweenes
Walter Blake
Sedas
Henry Howe
Hinton
Rochester Mir
Howe
Plymouth County
Hallicrafters 1
Repair and Service
HIWAY
Radio and
Television Service
T. V
Hachive
Vander Meeer
Vander Meer
Eagles Club
The
Eagles
Valentine
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