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Newspaper

Le Mars Globe Post

Location

Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1954

Page

2

Appeal in Locker Case Seeks Supreme Court Review

Notice served on J A Hoffman Jr attorney for Matt Diederich by Victor Straub's lawyers. Case tried last month in Plymouth county district court where Diederich won. Straub bought the Diederich locker plant at Remsen in an auction and now appeals to the supreme court.

J. A. Hoffman Jr Matt Diederich Victor Straub Joser Plymouth County District Court Diederich Mr. Straub Remsen Supreme Court

Roach named field director for Upper Pinellas Girl Scouts

Mrs. Mavis Roach of Le Mars Iowa, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Claussen, chosen as field director of the Upper Pinellas Council of Girl Scouts serving New Port Richey, Dunedin, Crystal River area and Clearwater. She has extensive camp and teaching background including Grand Lake Colorado Blaney Park Michigan Apruce Pond Suvcock New Hampshire Sioux Center Storm Lake Iowa Cornell College Banff Alberni and now resides in Orona Florida where Mr Roach runs the Magnolia Inn. An open house welcomed her to the council on Sunday.

St. Petersburg Mavis Roach R. L. Claussen le Mars Ozons Florida Upper Pinellas Suvcock N. H Sioux Center Storm Lake Ioowa Roach Cornell College Baniff School of Fine Arts Alberti Canad Orona

Meeting Note From Largo Florida

A brief line notes a meeting day at p.m. held at the home of Mrs R P Winter who is identified as president in Largo Florida.

R. P. Winter Largo Florida

Barnyard Scene Delights RYP Banquet in Te Maus Iowa

Plymouth County R Y P banquet held January 19 at 6 30 p m featured four Barnyard Scene displays. Guests of honor included Lyle Stevens Plymouth County Farm Bureau president and wife Norman Barker Floyd Blakely and his wife and counselor Ivan Thor guest speaker from Shelby County. Thor spoke of his exchange time in Mexico and showed slides. Tom Steinbach MC Floyd Brown Toast of Welcome Shirley Utech read a poem with Joyce Mortensen accompanying. Closing thoughts by Joyce Martomen. New officers installed include president Tom Stein.

Cora Crowles Te Maus Iowa Plymouth County Lyle Stevens Plymouth County Farm Bureau Norman Barker Floyd Blakely Ivan Thor Nan Thor Shelby County Thor Mewco Mesico Tom Steinbach Floyd Brown Shirley Utech Sofort Joyce Mortensen Dorothy Schuer Joyce Martomen Plosd Brown Tom Stein

Champion Corn Growers Honored in Plymouth County

Farmers Hybrids of Hampton announced the Champion Corn Growers Contest winner from Plymouth County. Area champions earned personalized plaques at a Le Mars dinner and receive trips to the National Western Stock Show in Denver. Thomas Ravelling of Clay County won the award this year.

Plymouth County Hampton Tows Eayon Ritchie Attz le Mars Denver Thomas Raveling Clay County

Local Club Officers Named in Brief Notice

Buck announces officers including vice-president Lois Mortensen secretary Dorothy Gerrietts treasurer Lois Utesch and reporter Carolyn Utech in a concise community notice.

Mother-Daughter Banquet at St John’s Church Highlights

The Mother-Daughter banquet hosted Tuesday at St John’s Evangelical and Re formed church was sponsored by A Brotherhood. Men cooked roast beef dinner while Betty Becker decorated tables with fresh flowers. The program featured Miss Alice Kruse from Westmar delivering a literary address and a summary of life in the Kentucky mountains. Maynard Braband led kitchen arrangements with Brotherhood help and Mrs. Frank Lauters acted as toastmaster.

St John’s Evangelical and Reformed Church A. Brotherhood Parker Howe Betty Becker Frank — Lauters Lena Gross W. Grahlmann M. Straube Gus Viotho Henry Joos Maynard Thomas Janice Joos M. Thoms Don Audrey Moser Franz Schneider Don Wilde Kart Joos Alice Kruse Westmar Kentucky Mountains Miss A. Kruse le Mars Maynard Braband

Sixteenth Annual Sioux Electric Co op Meeting Set in Orange City

Sioux Electric Cooperative Association manager Mulder announced plans for the sixteenth annual meeting in the Orange City Town Hall on Wednesday January 27 starting at 10 30 p m The session will open with President Vanderham presiding and feature annual reports plus entertainment from Ireton high school trio and Northwestern Junior college band The Hungry Five puppet and magic act and a catered lunch by Trinity Reformed church The program includes door prizes and a Fridare electric clothes dryer prize by OD K Easter Co and the Cooperative, with potential record attendance if cool weather holds.

Eugene Mulder Ireton High School Pauline Rading Della Jean de Raud Janice Vander Hamm Georgia Miller Hungry Five Northwestern David Walbrink Toni Vande Berg Ruth Grooters David Muyskens Leo Landhuis John Shirley Chamber of Commerce Orange City Cooperative Association

PTA Clack PLT January meeting at Clark School

The Clack PTA will hold its January meeting on a Wednesday evening at Clark School auditorium. Gunther will preside in place of the regular chair, with Rev. as vice president, Hilton Pewis as secretary, and Mytle Truesdell as refreshment chair. Children invited. a musical program and movies planned.

Clack Plt. A At & P.m Clark School Offi Chure Gunther Ice Wally Lutiens Hilton Pewis Mytle Truesdell Wis

Starrs Visit Sioux City Guests Sunday

Mrs Chas Starr and Mrs Minette Brown were noted in Sioux City social circles with visiting friends and relatives on Sunday. Mrs Brown was reported as hospitalized.

Chas. Starr Sioux City Minette Brown

Local visits and movements of area residents

Sioux City flu case noted. Inwood visitors include Harvey Kahl and family. Orange City guests Bram Den Ouden. Mars caller R. T. Hoagland. Le Mars guests M. Q. Simons and son Lloyd. James Reinking heads to San Diego to live with parents after moving with grandparents. Ronald Van Whye joins Augustana College Occapella choir tour set for February across Iowa Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota Wisconsin. Clair Scott weekends with Lawton parents.

Reinkuz California James Ronald Gerrit van Whye Occapella Choir Augustana College Siovs Falls M. D Iowa Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota Wisconsin Clair Scott Lawton Ina

Evening Classes at Wesimar College Start January 25 1934

Wesimar College extends evening credit courses for the second semester beginning Monday January 25 1934 at 7 00 p m Five subjects on Mondays include Acts and Crafty Mrs Ruby McIntosh Principles of Photography Dr A R Hershberger and Business Law Mr Wilfrid Gill Two Wednesday courses Family Health and Home Nursing Miss Evelyn Allen and Teaching Language Arts Miss Mercy Aylesworth Ceramics special work expected by Mr McIntosh Westmar Art Department has new equipment The class size is limited to twenty and courses carry one and a half hours credit Dr Hershberger offers Photography three hours credit This marks an opportunity for students to earn college credit.

Tumly Foe Estmar Laboratory Wilfrit Gill American Red Cross Red Cross Miss Mercy Aylesworth Wesimar College Ruby McIntosh A. R. Hershberger Wilfrid Gill Evelyn Allen

Real estate transfers from official records in Le Mars and Remsen

Listings show multiple transfers with entities Ceca Laurence Sitzmann, Herman Wessels, Nebon Brown, Donald Brown, C G Hadley, Howard M White, George Sitemann, Ruth Morris, Emmet Hickey, Francis Hickey, Louis May, Mary Burns, John Ortmann, Adolph Frasch, Remsen. Le Mars and Normal Park areas. prices range from $1.00 to $22,500.00. includes various lot and block descriptions and a parcel in Remsen.

Laurence Sitzmann Herman T. H. Wessels le Mars Nebon Brown Donald F. Brown C. G. Hadley Howard M. White George Sitemann Ruth Morrissey Emmet Hickey Francis E. Hickey Louis May Mary Burns Normal Park John Ortmann Adolph Frasch Remsen Edward M. Brown F. E. van Alstine John H. Eilers Laura A. Petersen Elmer Hoffman Ray Hoffman

Property transfers listed with minor sums and parcels

Undivided interest transfers note $1.00 payments between George A Warnecke and Neva Warnecke. Thomas Lk Martin with John H Bracker acquires Lots 1 and 2 in Bik 13 Westfield for $1. Leonard J Wollf transfers Lot 1 in BIA 129 Fimiti Add to Leonard A Mayrose for $10.00.

George A. Warnecke Neva Warnecke Nix Swh Thomas Lk Martin John H. Bracker Westfield Leonard J. Wollf Leonard A. Mayrose

Eason to Represent Plymouth County at Short Course

George Eason of Le Mars will represent the Plymouth County Soil Conservation District commissioners as official delegate at the annual short course to be held January 20 to 22 on the Iowa State College campus in Ames. The program is headlined by three top speakers with Governor William S. Beardsley delivering the opening address just after noon on Wednesday.

George Eason le Mars Plymouth County Soil Conservation District Commissioners Iowa State College Ames William 5. Beardsley Ween

Annual soil conservation dinner program announced

On January 20 Gladwen E. Young deputy administrator of the federal soil conservation service will speak at a dinner meeting. Dr James H Hilton president of Iowa State College will address the Thursday banquet. The ninth annual event is hosted by Dows State College with the State Soil Conservation Committee the Iowa Association of Soil Conservation District Commissioners the State Department of Agriculture and the U S Soil Conservation Service. Participants will discuss production possibilities in American agriculture policy implications more conservation on the land district commissioners responsibility and a look at soil conservation program for 1954. Troop 9 Girl Scouts toured the Globe-Post office and shop with their leader Mrs Tom Clark, ending in the press room for a photo to appear later.

Gladwen E. Young Federal Soil Conservation Service James H. Hilton Iowa State College Dows State College State Soil Conservation Committee Lows Association of Soil Conservation District Commissoners State Department of Agriculture U. S. Soil Conservation Service Tom Clark Globe-Post The Globe- Post

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