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Newspaper
Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1953
Page
3
Migration begins as male and federal game officers prepare to ride shoteun. In three recent meetings the Iowa Conservation Commission sponsored a plan in which federal agents and state conservation officers from seven Midwestern states coordinate enforcement efforts.
Meetings in February across Council Bluffs Burlington Centerville outline a next spring migration protection plan. Iowa counties border Missouri Minnesota and Mississippi rivers will coordinate with neighboring states and federal agents to form a unified escort. Equipment includes two way radios central info points and aircraft.
Mrs Grover C. Bechtle of Le Mars earned a cash prize for her Raned Nut Bread recipe in a recipe contest. Today she sent the prize-winning entry to share with readers of the true Story magazine.
A historical page details a nut bread yeast dough with molasses, candied peel, and sausage bits, plus a peanut butter cookies recipe with lard brown sugar and vanilla. Event notices include a fundraising bag party for Plymouth County youths at Tom Held's home and news of a triplet birth near Emmetsburg with bottle-fed babies thriving.
The Employment Service announces a Farm Clinic at 341 Commerce Building Strong City each Thursday afternoon from 1 to 4 p.m. starting this week until May 1 if needed. C. J. Eastland is manager and Edward Soppe is farm placement representative. The aim is to connect farmers and farm hands with minimal travel.
Coach F. F. Carey announced his varsity team will play on Friday the 27th at Central High to host the Sioux Wheelers of Sioux in a new wheelchair basketball matchup.
The Le Mars Letter Club stages a wheelchair game to push toward the $25,000 Plymouth County Polio quota. Sioux Wheelers face local hoop fans after recent clashes with Morningside College. A halftime shooting exhibit is planned with five shots and a small prize, hoping old champions and veterans will join.
The committee emphasizes the activity is all in fun and asks interested participants to contact Coach Carey or Frank Landreth to get involved in the sport.
Mrs. Cob. from Le Mars asks The Globe-Post to stop her paper due to inability to read it. She lived in Le Mars over 50 years and valued the Le Mars Herald as well. She plans March 1 move to Merrill to live with daughter Mrs Harold Betsworth. Then Mr and Mrs Rasch moved from Colman to the Martins in Iowa. Rasch works for Northeast Iowa Power Coop. Secon returned from Royal C Johnson Veterans Hospital. He was hospitalized on the 9th and is now recovering at home.
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