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Newspaper
Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1959
Page
6
Pairings and schools listed for Class B basketball sectional tournament action beginning February 14 through 38. Tournament games to be played at sectional sites in 1959 with Hinton among the class B participants.
East City Raiders staged a fourth quarter surge to topple Le Mars 55 50 at Le Mars. Kens led with seven field goals and eight free throws in a 19 point fourth period, while Dick Null contributed 14 points. Moorman Callias was sidelined. Jerry Ommen stepped up with eight points. Le Mars led 39 36 after three, but 23 23 at halftime, and foul trouble in the final period kept them from closing the gap.
Minneapolis and Chicago expert Hoffmann offers a free demonstration of his Lock-O-Matic Shield in Sheldon on Saturday February 14 from 10 AM to 3 PM. He cites thirty years and over 20,000 fitted hernias, claiming the device provides superior control and comfort and invites rupture cases and prior treatments to attend.
The Ella Mauss farm south of Remsen will relocate this week to a new home in Cannon Falls Minnesota. The move marks a transition for the family as they depart for the new residence.
Mrs Charles Tye, formerly of Orange City and wife of a longtime Sioux County superintendent, died in Sierra Madre California after a heart attack. She had served as county superintendent for 38 years and as his deputy for much of that time. Surviving are her widower, a son in New York, and three daughters in Illinois, Washington and California.
Westmar Eagles beat Yankton Greyhounds 63 49 on Saturday in Yankton, extending their win streak to five. Dick Cusick led Westmar with 24 points, Harold Matlare topped Yankton with 13, Westmar improves to 9 1 and 7. next hosts Buena Vista Beavers at 7:30 with freshmen games ago.
Mrs. Alvin Mauer reported at the Plymouth county Red Cross quarterly board meeting that services were provided to armed forces members, veterans, and families. Six veterans received pensions and five pension case issues reopened. Extensions and emergency leaves were granted for 23 active service requests and four family requests. One outpatient dental care case was granted along with a veteran widow pension. Robert Kelly chaired the session with other officers presenting on reports and future duties.
A simple glamorous pie recipe uses orange jello dissolved in hot juice, folded with whipped evaporated milk and lemon juice, then poured into a graham cracker crust. Chill until firm, best after 24 hours, and keepable in refrigerator for days.
Army Private Martis G. Jans, 18, Hawarden Iowa, arrived in Germany with the 299th Engineer Battalion Company B as a combat construction specialist. He joined the Army last August after basic training at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri and is an alumnus of Hawarden High School class of 1957. Dr Rozeboom announces a Le Mars Community Chest board meeting February 10 at 8 pm in Central High School Recreation Room to report on last year’s Chest and its distribution. Miss Dorothy Nicholson daughter of Mr and Mrs W Nichols pledges Pi Beta Phi at the University of Denver where she is pursuing further studies after two years at Iowa State College. Ernest M Raun of Sioux City, president of the Iowa Public Company, named 1959 Mardi Gras King at Shore Acres Ballroom with Miss Sally Graham as queen. Raun previously lived in Remsen.
About seventy attendees gathered at a nine o clock breakfast in Lions Cite to honor Mildred Miller metropolitan mezzo soprano who starred in the opera Carmen last night. The event was arranged through Udos FEEL Balis and the Symphonia club highlighting her performance.
The performer spoke briefly of her background answered questions and sang four numbers. She presented two German selections, one French piece and an English song I wonder where I wonder after the break, held in Orlando Florida.
Feb calendar of Farm Bureau women meetings across Grant Washington Perry Liberty Union Marion Lincoln Stanton with times and host addresses. Includes a February 21 note on scholarship applications.
Merrill Tuesday 7 00 Westfield apu ba must be in the Farm Bureau office Feb 24 Fredonia Farm Bureau women meet at Mes Frank Schneider 1 30 p.m.
Held Maas and Hansen Champions in a state sale of 264 head at Des Moines February 2 3 and 4 A bull from Spring Valley farm Bayard Iwas named Grand Champion selling for 5000 to a California firm He was 18 months old shown as a late summer yearling Reserve Champion was H Ebony Prides Models shown by B F Howard B Herd Hin ton Calved January 20 1958 and won youngest class He was a standout prospect and a half brother to past state sale winners Sire Ebony Prince dam Padma Pride Sold for 1525 to a Minnesota firm Maass early summer class results noted.
Brothers of Remsen won a very strong class and was in competition until the last. He sold for 1100 dollars. Erwin Hansen Sons placed 2 3 6 on heifers with cattle averaging about 500 dollars per head. The Sunshine Club meets Wednesday February 11 at 2:00 PM in the Oak Room of the City Library. Hostesses are Mrs. Joe Shilt, Mrs. Herman Wieczorek and Mrs. Robert Lake. Mrs. Roy Jennings will lead devotions. Army PFC Daryl E Moeller, 23, son of Mr. and Mrs. Pete Moeller of Hawarden Iowa, served with the 3d Armored Division's 13th Cavalry in a Main River crossing exercise in Germany. He is with 13th Company B in Kirch Gens. He entered May 1958 and arrived Europe November. Le Mars basketball Friday beat Leeds 70 to 45. Lent begins with Ash Wednesday devotions at Le Mars church. Mrs Katherine Meis and Mrs Elizabeth Salentini depart for Los Angeles for three weeks.
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