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Newspaper
Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1954
Page
3
A lively event titled Sage Show and Dance comes to the Eagles Hall on Monday March 11 featuring John White and the Sons of the West. The notice highlights available car loans from First National Bank in Le Mars for financing.
Mrs Francis Rubland hosted a February 4 pop-up toaster party at her Rochelle home that produced a road winner. In Sioux City district court Judge Ralph W Crary sentenced Mr Jobo Haage to six months in jail after a driving while intoxicated case.
Earl J Ernst was arrested September 12 by Sioux City police near Hinton, Iowa after an 85 mile an hour chase. The judge recommended a 60 day license suspension. Mrs Oscar Hurt won a cash prize for her recipe on TV Surprises on Better Homes and Gardens.
Lauren Trauffer's What’s Cooking notes a magazine contest and invites readers to a Stage Show and Dance featuring modern and old time styles along with square dancing at Eagles Hall on Monday. Staring Johann White and the Sons of the West are billed.
Fr A W Behren official statement from Gehlen high school denounces unfounded rumors about Heelan high school conduct after a February basketball game at Le Mars high school. An Iowa State Association probe cleared Heelan. officials say rumors misstate events and student actions.
Msgr Jugene Kevane issues a statement to clarify a police incident involving students. The Globe Post notes the police chief’s kindness and contradicts earlier reports that Tala students were arrested for alleged rowdyism and damage at Marshich school building.
Father Eugene Kes aie defends Heelan free school students against damage claims. He states priests witnessed events, that Heelan youths behaved properly in Le Mars and at games, and that officials and opponents corroborate their good conduct. He urges publication to clear the students’ names and thanks the recipient for consideration.
Bob Hatch asserts he witnessed no misconduct by Heelan players or coaches during the Le Mars versus Heelan basketball game in Sioux City. He confirms he was near the Heelan huddle, heard no foul language, and would have reported misconduct. he notes witnessing another official push a Heelan player to the bench and expulsion.
The report notes Heelan’s protest after a state convention trip to Lincoln Nebraska. Plymouth County is not yet asking for free government food for unemployed relief as officials weigh administration costs and storage. A fieldman from Des Moines was to meet the board to decide on acceptance, with cabinets and county home clientele in question as officials express skepticism about federal aid.
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