Truckers Weight Station Clash Flare Dies Down Soon
A long county fight over state weigh stations reemerges as Sgt Coberly arrests trucker Lyle Peters and Blaine Oil employee Racel Corbin on charges tied to overweight trucks and interference with weighing. Peters posted 300 bond, Corbin 150, with hearings set for February 6 in Lenihan court. Other notices follow including births, hospital admissions, and local medical patient movements in LeMars and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
lnter
Clayton Coberly
Lyle Peters
Rued Corbin
Blane Oil Company
Gene Coil
Blaue Oil Company
Coberly
Blaue
sargeant
Sioux Cry
Peters
Blane Station
tucker
Racel Corbin
Blave
Corbin
E. J. Blane
D. C. Lenihan court
Browning
Lenihan
Engagement notice for Connie Wander and Kenneth Plueger
Mr and Mrs Roman Wander scheid of Long Pram Minnesota announce the engagement of their daughter Connie to Kenneth Plueger son of Mrs John Plueger of Le Mars Iowa No wedding date has been set Also Mr and Mrs Bert Athe of Presho South Dakota were visitors in the Sam Haudenschieldt home last weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roman Wanderscheid
Long Pram
Minnesota
daugher
Connie
Kenneth Plueger
John Plueger
Le Mars
Iowa
Bert Athe
Presho, South Dakota
Sam Haudenschieldt
Under Doctor's Care In Rochester Hospital
Henry J. Ruether of LeMars is a patient at Worrall hospital Rochester Minnesota in room 412 after cataract removal surgery Tuesday January 24. Kenneth Kneip assists with the work while Ruether is hospitalized. Other hospital admissions list names and birth announcements from Sacred Heart hospital starting January 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Ruether
LeMars
Worrall hospital
Rochester
Minn
Kenneth Kneip
Mr. Rudher
Sacred Heart hospital
John H. Eilers
Long Beach
Raymond J. Harms
Herbert Larson
Anita Schwarz
Merrill
Agnes Eyres
LeMarys
Edward Buss
Milo Graff
Granville
Katherine Kellen
Charles Shages
Cleghorn
John Van Pearsem
Albert Schimmel
Sioux Center
Irvin Streff
Alton
Lawrence
James Straub
Anton Klein
Leonard Mayrose
Wm. Swisher
be Mars
Maurice Betsworth
Tunis Kamstra
Irefan
Orville
Nemmers, sPHDHIVE
Akron Patients And Dismissals At Sacred Heart Hospital
Mrs Anne Hubesch of Akron is a surgical patient at Akron hospital and will be admitted on Wednesday. Gordon Nygaard of Akron underwent surgery at Akron hospital and Mrs Dorothy Dewey of Westfield is a medical patient at Akron hospital. Stevie Dieterman infant son of Mr and Mrs Gerald Dieterman of LeMars was dismissed Tuesday from the Sacred Heart hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeMars
Ray Langel
Wendell Schipper
Sioux City
Robert Steel
Hull
Sioux Center Community hospital
Howard Van Rockel
Maurice
Grossman hospital
Orange City
George De Vall
St. Vincent's hospital
William Hansen
Hinton
Osteopathic hospital
Gale Wingert
Remsen
Sacred Heart hospital
Minnie DeRaad
James Pick
Dorothy Heyl
LeMans
Merle Truesdell
Loren Heidesch
Ruth Boen
Wm. Boen
Sioux Center
John E. Harmelink
Rock Valley
Arlo Swanson
Arnold L. Klemme
Peter Weidenfeller
Stanley Green
Herb Hoerd
Alcester
Ella Laman
Meclnnis
Hawarden
J. A. Lindenmann
John Kamstra
Ireton
Hawarden hospital
Nord Nixa
Anne Hubesch
Akron
Gordon Nygaard
Akron hospital
Dorothy Dewey
Westfield
Stevie Dieterman
Gerald Dieterman
Retail Committee Promotes Friday Evening Openings
A January 24 meeting of the Permanent Retail Activities committee at the Chamber of Commerce decided to contact all retailers including restaurants and theaters about Friday evening opening and Saturday evening closing. Ed Pill was named chairman to coordinate calls. 39 of 43 merchants contacted approved the plan. A calendar of seasonal promotions and a February kickoff for chamber membership were set, with each bureau managing its own drives and materials distributed at the Eagles Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Let Mars wey
John Vollmar
Bob McKune
Chic Chicoine
Jim Bowers
Paul Urban
Bill Zimmer
E. W. Rogers
Andy Siekens
R. W. Parker
Dick Pew
Jack Hoffman
Lowell Day
Bob Mauer
Les Tatro
LeMars Chamber of Commerce
Chicoine
Pew
Bar B. Q
Chambers of Commerce
Eagles club
Agriculture Bureau
At Engbers
Civic Bureau
Orval Nielsen
Industry and
Darrel Ketelsen
Bob McKunc
Mrs. Robert Scott dies in Seattle after long illness
Mrs. Robert Scott of Plainview Nebraska died at her daughter’s home in Seattle on January 23 after a year’s illness. Born March 21, 1878, she was a former Plymouth county resident. Funeral set for January 28 in Plainview. Survived by two children Elmer Lorenz of Seattle and George Scott of Longview Washington, three grandchildren, two brothers William Dempster of Nellgh Nebraska and Henry Dempster of LeMars, and sisters Laura Featherston Oak Park Illinois Elizabeth Reeves LeMars among others. Preceded in death by her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Scott
Plainview
Nebraska
Seattle
Washington
Scott
Scotts
Plymouth county
Elmer Lorenz
George Scott
Longview
William Dempster
Nelligh
Henry Dempster
LeMt
Penalize Members For Being Too Fat
The Sency W. S. C. S. will meet February 1 at noon in the church parlors for a dinner benefiting school children. A business session follows. A penny per inch payment scheme for waist measurements is proposed, with prizes and a humorous penalty.
Jungers Nitchel nuptials in Alton at St Marys church
Mr and Mrs Merlyn Nitchel of Ashton united in marriage at nine o clock Saturday morning January 24 at St Marys Catholic church in Alton. The bride is the former Miss Adela Jungers of Alton, daughter of Mr and Mrs George Jungers. The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs John Niichel of Ashton.
Dunns treated after minor accident near Sioux City
Frank Dunn 71 and his wife Alice 71 of Sioux City were treated for minor injuries at St. Joseph Mercy hospital after a collision caused by ice on the pavement. Their daughter Katherine Verschoor 35 of Sheldon operated the car. she and her twins Donald and De Borah were uninjured. The vehicle suffered extensive damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Dunn
Alice
Sioux City
St. Joseph Mercy hospital
Dunns
Le Mars
Katherine Verschoor
Sheldon
Donald
DeBorah
Le Mary Saving Association Annual Meeting Officers Elected
At the Le Mary federal Savings and Loan Association annual meeting held January 18, officers were reelected: Hansen as president Kime and Roseberry as vice presidents and Bolser as secretary treasurer. Directors include Hansen Kime Roseberry Claussen Boylan and Van der Meer. The 1955 year showed asset gains, loan growth, and $72,170.60 in dividends amid 673 loans totaling 2.39 million dollars with most secured by first liens on single family homes. Savings accounts totaling 2.69 million were held by 796 investors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Le Mary federal Savings and Loan Association
G. L
LeMars Couple Issued Marriage License This Week
Darrell Schroeder of LeMars and Charlotte Harpenau of Remsen received a marriage license at the LeMars clerk’s office this week, formalizing plans to wed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darrell Schroeder
LeMars
Charlotte Harpenau
Remsen
Four Year Old Cheryl Sue Hild Travels Widely
Four year old Cheryl Sue Hild, born in Minneapolis, has traveled through 44 states and two Canadian provinces covering 77 000 miles. Her family’s rallies with the Hild musical group are at the Assembly of God auditorium this week in LeMats. Tonight features all students and a major class reward, with Mr. Hild delivering Fish University. Fridays program includes the Colortone picture The Seven Greatest Prophetic Marvels. Sunday offers vocal and saxophone numbers and the keynote I Predict What Next Where Next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheryl Sue Hild
Minneapolis
New York
California
Washington
Mt Vernon
Gare auatorium
Charlotte
N. C
Grand Canyon
Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
Oakland
Lulsa
Hild
Assembly of God
Fish University
Wolbers Ahlers Couple Wed at St Patrick's Sheldon
Mr and Mrs Harold Ahlers were married at nine o clock Monday morning January 23 at St Patrick s church in Sheldon The bride Miss Co deen Wolbers daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl Wolbers of Sheldon and the groom is a son of Roy Ahlers of Granville They will make their home in Sheldon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Ahlers
St. Patrick's church
Sheldon
Codeen Wolbers
Carl Wolbers
Roy Ahlers
Granville
Final contracts signed for Albertson plant in LeMars
The LeMars Development Corporation signed final contracts with Albertson and Company and Nemmers Construction for a 592,290 factory on Highway 75. The plant will house the new abrasive division of Albertson Sioux and begin operations next fall, aided by local vocational training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeMars Development Corporation
Albertson and Company, Inc
Nemmers Construction Company
Nemmers Brothers
Albertson Company Sioux
Albertson
LeMars
Sioux City
Le Mars
highway 75
City Urges Snow Removal Cooperation in Downtown Le Mars
Mayor R J M Long announces residents must move vehicles from downtown streets including Central Avenue and Phemanth Street from noon daily to facilitate snow clearing. Roads will be cleared from midnight to 6 PM until May 1, 1956, per city notice in The Globe-Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. M. Long
Globe Post today
Le Mars
Central Avenue
Phemanth Street
Police Department
Globe-Peut
Petit Jury panel chosen for February 1956 term
A list of citizens selected to serve on the Petit Jury for the February term, to convene February 20 at 10:00 a.m., across multiple towns including Union, Le Mars, Akron, Preston, Garfield, Elgin, Remsen, Johnson, Portland, Grant 2, Plymouth, Meadow, Sioux, Ann, Westfield 2, Elkhorn, and Carl Zimmerman. Names cover many households such as Julia Bainbridge, Dorothy Frerichs, Meryl Brower, Faye Collins, Esther Gerdes, George Kehlberg, Roy Knecht, and Brink Vining, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petit Jury
Union
Julia Bainbridge
Thomas Bainbridge
Evelyn Coughlin
Remsen
Charles Barthole
George Bouyen
Wm. C. Krekow
Vince Mun
Thomas Niggeling
Albert Schumacher
Le Mars
Alice Bowers
Dorothy Frerichs
Dorothy Lovely
Fern Montgomery
Akron
Meryl Brower
Wilfred Dirks
John Henrich
Raymond Jesperson
Albert W. Johnson
Lois Nelson
Preston
George Bultmann
Art Wilken
Garfield
Avis Campbell
Carlotta Case
Agnes Pratt
Fred Reinholdt
Louetta Spiedel
Stephen Thomson
Faye Collins
Caroline Gronemeyer
Edith Heeren
John Kock
Ethel Coppock
Tom Moran
Henry Rogge
Alfred "Rounds
Elgin
Charles Connor
Edward Detroit Remsen
F. T. Dunn
Leo Flaherty
Mary Harpenau
Luella Klohs
Mae Piper
Johnson
Cloyd Gabel
Lousy Heeren
Merlyn Miller
Robert Philips
Fred Plueger
Henry
Evelyn Hansen
Portland
Esther Gerdes
Harold Johnson
Lois Willer
Grant
Alvin Heeren
Hungerford
Viola Held
Suit Filed Over Unpaid Materials At Pecaut Industrial Supply
Pecaut Industrial Supply Co of Sioux City files suit against Bunyes Bros doing business as Bunyes, seeking 307.38 plus 8 percent interest from August 22, 1955 and court costs. The case arises from rented materials to Bunyes Brothers Construction. Also notes visitors Mr. and Mrs. Henry Huisman of Meriden, Iowa visiting Alfred Knecht’s household last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley F. and
Vdna
Pecaut
Pecaut Industrial Supply Co
Sioux City
Heino Bunyes
Bunyes Bros
Buttes Brothers
Henry Huisman
Meriden
Iowa
Alfred Knecht
Ve Mors
Conference Scores Highlight Week In Plymouth Basketball
In the past week January 16 to 20 Merrill boys beat Remsen 64 39 and Merrill girls beat Remsen 53 30 Akron boys defeated Westfield 68 40 and Akron girls edged Westfield 67 65 Kingsley boys won 77 44 over Union while Kingsley girls prevailed 86 53 Hinton boys beat Remsen 64 48 and Hinton girls won 61 44 over Remsen plus Hinton girls 68 Merrill 40 in another result Non conference action saw Liberty girls 73 42 Primghar and Liberty 79 36 Newkirk Liberty boys 66 58 Jefferson and Rock Rapids 42 Akron boys 68 Rock Rapids 42 Merrill 66 Jefferson 58 Rock Rapids girls 62 Merrill 49.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Akron
Kingsley
Merrill
Hinton
Liberty
Remsen
Union
Westfield
Merril
Remesn
Primghar
Jefferson
Newkirk
Rock Rapids
Westmar Eagles rout Southern Teachers 83 60 in Tuesday game
VanderBerg and John Westphal each tallied 20 points to lead Westmar College's Golden Eagles past Southern Teachers Pointers 83 to 60. Westmar improved to 10 wins in 14 games, building a 28 18 lead by ten minutes and 45 30 at halftime. Bill Ledeboer led all scorers with 21 points on six field goals and 9 of 13 free throws. Westmar hosts Parsons Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
are VanderBerg
John Westphal
Westmar colleges
Golden Eagles
Southern Teachers
Westmar
Eagles
Bill Ledeboer
Mrs. Boylan Takes Over Teaching Post at LeMars High
Wendell Boylan of LeMars will assume duties as home economics instructor Monday January 30 at LeMars High School marking the start of the second semester. She replaces Mrs. Bill Kooistra who resigned to pursue work in Sheldon. Kooistra previously taught with Miss Edith Johnson in the department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendell Boylan
LeMars
LeMars high school
H. N. Kluckhohn
Boylan
Bill Kooistra
Rosalie Blomquist
Sheldon
Kooistra
Edith Johnson
Ice Capades Best Yet Comes to Sioux City
Ice Capades producer John H. Harris touts laughter and Willie Kall as top acts in a touring show slated for the Sioux City Auditorium February 26 through March 4. Ticket prices range 1.50 to 3.00 with box office sales starting January 30 at the Martin Hotel lobby and mail orders accepted. A Woodbury county marriage license was issued to Henry W. Scablom and Colleen F. Ahrens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willig Kall
Sioux Cin auditorium
John H. Harris
Mr. Harris
Willie Kall
Mr. Katl
Sioux City Auditorium
Martin Hotel
Henry W. Scablom
Pierson
Colleen F. Ahrens
Kingsley
Woodbury county
Breda Wins Class A Cup In Lions City Diocesan Tourney
Breda's Bobcats toppled Storm Lake St Mary 66 to 56 to claim the Class A crown in the western division, while Cherokee Immaculate Conception took Class B honors. Standout scorers included Breda’s John Quinlan and Jim Schwabe with 14 each, and Storm Lake’s Jim Mech posting 19 in a losing effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breda Si.bernard
Cherokee Immaculate Conception
Breda
Storm Lake St. Mary
Cherokee
Ashton St. Joseph
Storm Lake
Bobcats
John Quinlan
Jim Schwabe
Jim Mech
Panther center
Ashton
Ronnie George
Don Play
Don Schacter
Mike Dull
LeMars Gehlen
Dick Tracy
Torchwood St. Mary
George
Mech
Earl Nacke
Remsen
Kenny Goethe
Phat
John Vollmar
Gehlen
Aston St. Mary's
Fort Dodge St. Edmond
Carroll Kuemper
Pocahontas Catholic
Mount Carmel
Carroll
Sous City
Kuemper
St Edmond
Dave McTaggart
Sidmond
hha
Kurmper
Pocahontas
Mount CarmePs
Dave Worrimont
Chuck German
Poxthentis
Christ Beckman Funeral Service Notice
Funeral services for Christ Beckman will be Friday at 1 30 p m at Luken s Funeral Home with Rev Donald A Schmidt of St John s Lutheran Craig officiating. Burial in Reading Township Cemetery Sioux County beside his parents. Born August 13 1872 died January 24 1956 aged 83. Survived by sister Mrs Tena Ziegler Sandstone Minnesota and nieces and nephews. Luken s Funeral Home in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Beckman
Luken’s
Donald A. Schmidt
St. John's Lutheran Churches
Craig
Reading township
Sioux County
Tena Ziegler
Sandstone
Minnesota
Luken
Wrecked Ford Station Wagon Driver Charged After Intersection Crash
Donali Sides, 16, driving a new 1956 Ford station wagon, collided with a 1948 Chevrolet truck driven by Neal Jongerius, 56, at the highway 33 75 junction north of LeMars. Sides was charged with failure to stop at a stop sign and pleaded not guilty. The incident caused about 4000 damage to the wagon and 380 to 400 to the truck with no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donali Sides
Neal Jongerius
Orange City
LeMars
Sides
Justice Of Peace Tenrhin
Young Sides
Sheldon
Huys Motor Co
Sioux City
Nebr
Tyle Pell
Theford
tuck
Cal Hays
South Sioux Civ meter company
Pell
Riots and politics in India spark harsh critique of Nehru
A harsh op ed blames Prime Minister Nehru for deadly police action in Bombay and a failed gerrymander aimed at a language minority. It links U S politics, Korea armistice, and Communist propaganda to current riots and Indian leadership, arguing Nehru’s regime enabled violence and misused aid while praising American assistance. It includes satirical quips on smoking and policing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Nehru
Bombay
armistice commission
Tadian
United States
Farewell party for Mrs. Josephine Freyman on Friday
Friends and neighbors held a farewell surprise for Mrs. Josephine Freyman on Friday January 20. The gathering included many couples and families who played pinochle and were presented with a large mirror. A delicious lunch followed the gifts and social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Freyman
Peter Kneip
Al Kemp
Harold Reichle
Alvin Hennch
Roger Reuter
Mike Roser
Sally Wolf
R. J. Kellen
Richard Schafer
Lolan Cronin
Irvin Gotto
Dean Granquist
Lou Schafer
Harold Kenkel
Alvina Kneip
Freyman
Local Car Dealers List in Akron Kingsley Remsen
New car dealers Waterman Kingsley Chevrolet Walter Ebrecht of Le Mars Iain Frahm Akron Ford pickup Wilfred Dirks Akron Chevrolet Armakl W Klemme Akron Chevrolet pickup Paul Letsche Remsen Chevrolet Howard Page Kingsley Oldsmobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Waterman
Kingsley
Chevrolet
Walter Ebrecht
Le Mars
Iain Frahm
Akron
Ford
Wilfred Dirks
Chevrole Armakl
W. Klemme
Paul Letsche
Remsen
Howard Page
Kingsfey
Oldsmobile
Central Beats Onawa 80 to 33 at LeMare Bowl
Central led 4 to 23 after half and 80 to 33 final as Denny Frerichs scored 30 for Central and Ron Mustard had 24 for Onawa. Preliminary B game: Central 48 Onawa Fa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onawa
LeMare
Central
Denny Frerichs
Ron Mustard
Onwwwa
Also Mentioned on This Page
Retail Committee
Saving Association
Wolbers
Ahlers
Albertson Manufacturing
Nemmers
Delager
Unruh
Total
Southern
Ball Club
Korea
Yadia
Reds
Britain
Seat of Power
Billings
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