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Newspaper
Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1953
Page
2
County Extension Director Arle A. Piesson invites all to an evening meeting about a state wide Brucellosis eradication program. Dr John Herrick Extension Vet from Iowa State College will speak about control plans. Townsind authorities emphasize health and economic impacts on livestock farmers.
Le Mars Globe-Post enters second class mailing at Le Mars post office under March 1079 act. Subscription rates listed as in advance three dollars per year for domestic readers and three dollars for foreign or STARZL rates. Publisher H. G. Starzl as editor.
Grace Lutheran Church members and Pastor express sincere thanks to the Te Mans Globe Post staff for liberal publicity during the past year. The letter notes cheerful reception of church notes and news and wishes the newspaper’s staff a happy and successful 1983. Signed by DON WARING Secretary and HARRY MEYFR Pastor, Le Mars Iowa, December 29, 1982.
A county-wide meeting on Bangs disease Brucellosis will be held at the Vocational Agriculture building in Le Mars on Monday evening at 8:00 p.m. The program is sponsored jointly by Plymo County Extension Service and the Le Mars Agriculture office.
The Union Henry 4-H club held its December meeting at SGU led by president Bob Batten. Twelve members answered a winter sport question while Beverly Bain contributed as sister. Papers on the 4-H scoring system were distributed, with talks by Jerry Meister on Canny for Gobsamzed Roofs and Cy Poteblum on Asaking the Hammer Safe to Use. Shason Buanbriidge moved to adjourn. Reporter Bettenbridge.
A local society item marks the 56th anniversary of Mr and Mrs William Utech on Asois Ave. The notice also references a 36th anniversary in December and notes their marriage on New Year’s, but the details are unclear and several dates are miswritten.
December 1896 marriage at Wau saw Wecomun, later moved to Ply mouth county and remained there except 12 years in southern Minnesota from 1938 to 1981. They have three sons, three daughters, 17 grandchildren and great grandchildren. No invitations were sent for the quiet celebration. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Frank and sons of Sheridan were holiday visitors in the H. Neir home.
Details of a forthcoming power center and river fed transmission line to Hinton with 230 000 volt river line, 69 000 volt distribution, and a fifth static line. Project includes 80 to 120 foot towers, ice and wind resilience, corona glow, large transformers, and use of Wisconsin Indians for high rigging. Expected completion by 1954 with cost and engineering notes, plus local reactions and safety considerations.
Roger Babson predicts a Republican gains through January 20 and purging bureaus with a strong conservative Congress. He cautions government expansion, unemployment staying high early, rising later, and moderating Taft-Hartley amendments amid labor disruption and strikes.
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