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Newspaper
Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1956
Page
2
The Le Mars Globe-Post notes automatic renewal of subscriptions under postal rates and states no one is billed for past due accounts. The item references K F Starzl publisher AG Starzl and mentions Plymouth Woodbury Cherokee counties and the South Dakota area, indicating a local notice about subscription rules and billing practices.
The Liberty Homemakers gathered Tuesday February 17 at Mrs Atkinson’s home with thirteen members present. Mrs Atkinson chaired, roll call noted thirteen ladies, and Mrs Pasdth presented the program Color in the Home. A luncheon followed program remarks.
The February meeting will be held on February 21 at the home of Mrs. Harry Attatt. It will be an all day event starting at 10 a.m. with a lesson on Broiling.
Edward Lampe Aho and Mrs Lous Lampe with sons Bob and Jim attended the funeral for Edward Lampe, held Saturday at Moore and Chustensen Funeral Home in Ida Grove. Rex Wayne Shoemaker delivered the burial. Lampe had lived in Ida Grove since 1907, died after a heart attack born August 5, 1897, in Jade Creek, Iowa. He had worked for Carney Refrigerated Lockers. Survivors include his widow and two daughters Eucla and Beth, plus four others listed in the incomplete clipping.
Edward Son Jr. remains at home as brothers Bill of Battle Creek Louis of LeMars and Albert Herman Juang in California join two sisters Minnie Lampe Ida Grove and Mrs Emma Baker Dennison in extended family matters spanning Iowa and California.
Miss Glennice Louie Radloff and Giles Sheldon Card exchanged vows at St. Pauls Lutheran near Merrill Iowa with Rev E W Seast officiating. The ceremony featured white Chantilly lace gowns, attendant gowns in green and shrimp, a four tier cake, and a reception for about 150 guests. The couple, both students, will reside in Shell Rock after Wartburg College.
A home contest at the gym features humorous readings, two one act plays, and dramatic club acts with admission 25 cents. Edward Anderson of Remsen wins first in the DeKalb Jr Growing contest with 9.36 bushels per acre, as his father W G Anderson took second last year in the men’s contest. Also noted are 4 H meetings, extension club sessions, and local insurance and community notices across Hancock and Kingsley areas.
Lightweight crinkle coat dress features a slimming striped print and mandarin neckline. Large square buttons run down the bodice. colors include grey, brown or rose. Available sizes 12 to 20 with 14% to 24% fabric blend. requires no iron.
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