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Newspaper
Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1953
Page
7
The Le Mars Globe-Post lists legal filing as second class matter and offers subscription rates in advance. Foreign subscriptions are priced per year. Publisher R. G. Starzl and Editor Starzl are named on the masthead.
A reader writes to the Globe Post discussing moose abundance and self defense in remote areas. The letter mentions social columns, lists names, and asks for more letters and local updates. The author signs VEC Poward Mullesch with military postal details.
February 26 1953 report from Mrs Wadsley’s mother Ada details a vacation trip to Texas and California by Madeline Lamberts Mico and Mires Wm Schwarz and spe ekee Sunday fret. Max Wm PL Ahlers underwent major surgery at Cherokee Sioux Valles hospital. Henry J Mary Post No 564 American Leeton Gramalle led a meeting with 18 members present and discussed membership calls. Misti Goebel Aloresented received a National and State commendation certificate for 2% membership growth after two business sessions. Wreaths were enjoyed by attendees including Charles ny Hawedd and Postlput.
The ceremony united Schwebach and Goergen in a double ring at St Joseph Church Granville with Rev G presiding. The couple, child of Mike Genaer of Granville, celebrated with family and friends including Mrs Marie Woolstey and Patty Jane attending in formal wear.
The wedding of the Granville couple featured a fingertip veil edged with seed pearls and orange blossoms, yellow and white carnation bouquets, and a blue grey suit for the groom. Attendees included Rev. G. Jensen and numerous Goergen and Stallmann family members. After a Texas honeymoon, the couple will live on a farm north of Granville.
March 9 school elections in Plymouth County will mail election supplies to rural directors and district secretaries. Re-elections are required for rural directors and for term-expiring directors in town and consolidated districts. County Board of Education seats face odd-end terms with six seats up for another term. Mrs Dwight Spies seeks re-election in area 3, and Mrs James Hoyt runs in area 2. Areas cover Mer ri Independent, Le Mars, and several townships.
Rabbi Binstock arrived in Le Mars to address the annual Le Mars high school forum. He teased a theme called The Power of Jath and noted his Tamil heritage, travel to Europe, and plans to visit the Yozoshre in Dice. He stressed broad religious applicability of his ideas and was welcomed by local officials including Harvey Kluckhohn, William Kenbolt, and Budd Duvall.
Fam ily from Le Mars to San Caty recalls Don Lauters a right handed shortstop who turned down a $25 000 major league bid from Oakland Oaks manger Galan Don played 40 months in Japan with 22 homers 63 RBIs and batted .431 in 64 games plus tallies from Panters in 1920s era. This item notes Don’s athletic background and the Lauters’ stance on his future.
Iowa district pairings announced by secretary Leste Quinn set the Stony City district schedule. Class A features Onawa versus Lions Center and Le Mars versus Leeds with games this week, while Class B includes Holly Springs against Hull and Miabrice versus Hinton. A Joe Hawks piece was held for Monday. The first U.S. Census occurred in 1790.
Heil and Sons of Hinton have tested their 36 head purebred Chester White breeding hogs for brucellosis. All animals were negative on the first test and will be re tested in 300 days. If subsequent results remain negative, the herd will qualify for accredited brucellosis status.
Society notes show Mr and Mrs Dale Luther hosting the Mr and Mrs Club at the church Tuesday with shuffleboard and ping pong followed by lunch. John Kessinger to host the next meeting on March 24. Guests included Mr and Mrs J Frank Jewett and Bernie DeBoer with Sunday dinner and a social at DeBoer’s home.
Mrs. Lawrence Meseck Mrs Lloyd Chamberlain and Mr and Mrs Kenneth Lubben were honored guests spending Monday evening at Mrs Minnie Chamberlains home. James Edwards of Fort Dhap pelle Saskatchewan Canada Tom Jones of Brookdale Manitoba Canada William Rees and Lila of Le Mars were dinner guests at Elizabeth Reeves home. The evening featured games and visiting.
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