Westmar 67 Morningside 61 in high scoring tilt
Westmar Eagles edged Morningside Maroons 67 to 61 on Westmar home floor. Rick Cuisch led with 18 points, Ken Stripling held to 3 before fouling out, while Westmar rode defense and late free throws to secure the win as Morningside fades from the Midwestern slate. Westmar improves to 6 wins 7 losses while Morningside drops to 7 and 3. The preliminary Westmar Freshmen beat Morningside Self Service 56-34.
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Westmag. Eagles
Morningside Maroons
Eagles
Westmar
Morningside
Maroons
States
Morningsides
Ken Stripling
Stripling
Westar
Rick Cuisch
Thay
Casick
John Vollmer
Middle West
Westmir
Morningside Self Service
A.A. Ball
Fagies
Dana College
Northwest Iowa festival band set for Cherokee concert
Don Urban on trumpet Jean Hinman on clarinet and Jane Gabel on flute were chosen by audition on January 10 at Storm Lake and will perform with the Northwest Iowa Festival Band in Cherokee on February 7. Eric Leidzen of New York City will conduct the final rehearsal and concert. Tickets are available from Le Mars High School band director Art Jenson or at the auditorium door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Urban
Jean Hinman
Jane Gabel
Northwest Iowa Festival
Cherokee
Eric Leidzen
New York City
le Mars High School
Art Jenson
Prudents
Storm Luke
Adaville Monday guest list at Montagne home
Local notes list visitors to Adaville and nearby towns. Names include Cyril Montagne, Jim Kuta of Sioux City, Raphael and Monty Montagne, Bruce Brodie, Edna Richey, Karen Brodie, Byron Dreezen, Donald Brundeen, and others. Evangelical youth groups attended a banquet, and upcoming events include a February 1 service and Brundeen Fix It Shop opening. Families from Le Mars Akron Merrill and Sioux City appear across dinners and visits.
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Adaville
Cyril Montagne
Jim Kuta
Sioux City
Raphael
Monty Montagne
Malcolm Brodie
Bruce Brodie
Edna Richey
Robi
Brodie
Karen
Russell Anderson
Ehary Anderson
Frank Johnson
Akron
Evereus
Texas
John Ohlrichs
Merrill
Leonard Dirks
Robert Less
Majeres Celebrate 55 Years of Marriage
Mr and Mrs N H Majeres marked their 55th wedding anniversary on January 26 1959. Residing at 220 State SE Mars were pictured in the Globe Post previously. A family dinner followed on Sunday January 28 at their home with a three tier cake by Mrs John Abrendsen and their three children in attendance.
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NH. Majeres
Majeres Schiefen couple mark 28th wedding anniversary
The article lists numerous relatives in Sioux City Le Mars and Arvada Colorado, noting Mr and Mrs Arthur Majeres and Mr and Mrs Francis Schiefen among attendees. The weekend celebration included visiting, lunch, and games, with Mrs Lena Masuen as bridesmaid 55 years ago. Cynthia and Virgil Schiefen attended, and thanks were extended to relatives and friends for gifts and cards. The date also marked the 28th anniversary of Mr and Mrs Francis Schiefen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Majeres
Sioux City
Francis
Christine) Schiefen
le Mars
A.N. Majeres
Arvada
Colorado
Donald Majeres
Lowell Schiefen
Katherine Ron
Danny
Gail
Ver Lehner
David
Jerry
Tommy
Lt. le Mars
Clarence Harpenau
Michael and
Linda
Remsen
Cynthia Schiefen
Virgil Schiefen
Route 2
Hattie Schiefen
Tillie Peters
Merrill
Marlin Mueller
Omaha
Darwin
Larry
Jim
Carol Majeres
Bill Jones
Douglas
Joe Majeres
Ovens
Joe Ruden
Jack Thiesen
Lena
Masuen
John Hulls
John Abrendsen
Bill Penning
Lena Rees
Mae Britton
Alton
Francis Schiefen
Cynthia
Virgil
Francis Schieen
Forum Arrangements Completed for this Season's Speakers
The forum committee finalized plans for the season with Rev. David Stell at Central School auditorium on February 4 and Dr. Nyomi at Bradley University on March 4. Rev. Stell's Arkansas roots and experience shaping views on segregation inform his talk, while Dr. Nyomi’s prior illness delayed his visit from November 1. Dr. C. Mason Harvey, of Montview Boulevard Presbyterian Church in Denver, is set to speak April 6, following positive impressions from earlier talks. Edward Archambault chairs the committee. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wiltgen and Mark Wiltgen travel to Florida for two weeks to visit Mrs. Wiltgen’s mother.
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David Stell
Central School
Rev
Stell
Central High School
Lil Rock
Arkansas
Der
Nichokis Nyarudi
International Stud
Bradley Unversity
Nyomi
Lore
Gruenity
C. Mason Harvey
Montview, Boulevard Presbyterian Church
Denver
Colorado
E.D. Archambault
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Eugene A. Ricker
Marcus
Iowa Motor Vehicle Department
Agsaaset
E. C. Paulin
Farm Bureau Office
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Farm Bureau Building
Des Moines, Iowa
Farm Bureau
Down and School
Fred Meridith
2Nd Ave
S. E. le Mars
Iowa
Chester Philips
Nelson Brown
Gerald Wynn
Loyd Worden
Orel Banks
Roy Jennings
Elmer Brown
Lewis Nye
Olga Peterson
Wayne Anderson
Clifford Jensen
Henry Anderson
Stanley Anderson
Russell Andenon
N. H. Majeres
Pierson
Remsen Red Star Station
Johnsons
Limpshire
Chester
International M
International H
International
Cultivators International
Wisconsin
John Deere
International Power Mower
Vielan
Chevrolet
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PFO
Westendorf
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Hammermill
Harrow International
Cora Sheller
Orin
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T. Weredit Iy
Seel Bros. Staab & Aletsn
Farmers State Bank
Helene Curtis
Pangburn
Pepsodent
Cae
Rexall
Lord Baltimore
Big Value
Vicks Rub
Jor
Thorexin
Paris
Rex
Brite
Aspiroids
Daylin
DECA
VISUL
Geritol Liquid
Hallmark Valentine
le Mars, Iowa
Albert Wiltgenoun
Mark
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Clasen Jewelry
Clear Vue TV
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