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Newspaper
Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1953
Page
8
A fragmented column cites lawyers and civic voices debating Le Mars peddler control. The Cynic predicts nonrepeal, urging use against small vendors unless backed by large outfits. Mentions Le Mars officials, Mardi Gras attendance, and a private note about Mr and Mrs Franklin Lee.
The Cynic notes a dispute over a pie incident, claiming it stirred a notable fuss yet calling it more than nothing. The editor recalls a prior pie face duel with Justin Roberts, Cherokee bravo, asserting the matter remains largely unresolved by Le Mats officials.
Supplementary report details Ed Pech from Seney towing a sleigh to town on January 27 with Ed Karty of Stanton driving a new John Deere 60 and aiding Pech. Kurtz stayed overnight to supervise chores, later returning the sleigh to Zimmerman to store the rack. Also notes traveling locals and a noisy comedy of manners in Suarez Mexico with visiting Americans amid palace-like ruins.
The Liberty Go-Getters 4-H club met at Grant Beaulieu's home with fifteen members. News includes a trip to the Conservation Show, a reception, and the departure of Mr and Mrs Fremont Muecke for Egypt. In sports, Corpus Christi Celts defeated Le Mars St Joe 49 to 45 to capture first in the Sioux City Diocesan Tournament, with strong defense and sharp ball handling from both sides.
In a varsity game St Joe battled to a 59 45 loss despite a late 20 point burst in the fourth quarter. Celts countered with 15 points led by Mike Cavanaugh’s 18 while Tom Dreckman topped Hawks with 14. Larchwood beat St Joe 45 43 to reach finals. Abe and Reuter key late free throws. Father LaVelle spoke at Westmar College.
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