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Newspaper
Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1959
Page
2
Church listings show multiple congregations in Akron and surrounding towns with service times, Sunday schools, and special events. Notable entries include Evangelical United Brethren and Presbyterians, St John Lutheran, Trinity Lutheran, Grace Lutheran, and First Plymouth Presbyterian, detailing worships, Sunday schools, midweek meetings, choir practices, and upcoming district conventions.
The Globe-Post states church notes are published free of charge. No subsidy from business contributors funds church news. Kilobe-Post urged donations to their churches. Globe-Post will keep church news free and not accept ads to pay for it.
Listings show multiple church schedules including Sunday Masses at 6 30 8 30 and 10 30 for one church and weekday masses at 7am and 8am. Confession times on Saturdays from 3 45 and 7 30 pm and pre holiday first Friday times. Holy Hour on the first Thursday at 8 pm. Other details include a Nazarene church at 2nd Ave and St with Sunday School 10 am Worship 11 am and Youth Hour 7 pm. Also a St Josephus Catholic note with holidays confession times and Lutheran church service hours in Iowa.
A readable schedule listing church programs and broadcasts including The Protestant Hour at 4:30, Youth Revival Hour at 3:00, Morning News at 8:15, Akron Ministerial Association at 8:45, Morning Watch at 9:00, Hymns from Harding at 9:15, Family Worship Hour at 9:30, and Must for Sunday Mid Morning News.
Deed transfers listed include Jacob J Decker to William H Fitzpatrick Lot 10 Bik 129 Elm Hill Addition Le Mars for 13500 dollars Anna Crow to Clarence and Carola Baker Lots 3 4 & 5 Bik 2 Wernl s Sub Div NEW4 NW Pr NW14 21 92 45 for 15000 dollars Anna Siebens to Mathilda Harrington SW SE 5 92 46 for 10 dollars James W Lewis to Louis Pingel Lot 3 8k 1 Grandview Park Sub Div Le Mars except South 100 ft 109 Nick W Kamp to Josephine M Kamp undivided 2 interest in Lot 7 Bik 2 Le Mars 510 dollars Harley Wingert to Roy Bentz S SO of E 70 of Lot 9 Blk 10 2nd Add Remsen John Thul et al to Anna Hammack S 50 of Lot 9 Bik 19 3rd Add Remsen for 1 dollar John G Rohifs to Jerrold DeBoer E4 NWM and Wi NWI NEM 11-93-47 for 23500 dollars E L Anderson to Elsie Nelson Undivided 1 5 interest Wi NWi4 36-92-48 Pr SEA NW4 36-92-48 for 5500 dollars 66th Wedding Mr and Mrs H A Hanssen of Aplington recently observed their 66 th wedding anniversary The couple has four children eight grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren.
Special to the Globe Post reports on expected decade changes in Le Mars Iowa as the 18th Decennial Census nears. Population projected to rise 11.7 percent since 1950, schooling levels up, median age increases from 32.2, and those over 65 expected to total about 15.2 percent. The census aims to guide national economic planning tax allocations and representation. Also noted, Mrs Mollie Pickens of Estherville received a 65 year Rebekah lodge pin, age 92.
National Editor ial le Mars Globe-Post enters second class mail status under the act of March 3 1872. July 2 1959 Vol 76 No 53 Publisher Br F Starzh Editor Br G Starzl published twice weekly at 34 Central Ave Le Mars Iowa P O Box tH subscription rates listed for local and foreign areas. Subscription stops automatically if not renewed. News item reports Paul Brown of Adair injured by a flying mail bag during a train mail sack throw breaking collar bone.
Noel Stark of Grand River is recovering from injuries after a bull gored him. The animal ripped a ten inch wound in his abdomen requiring over two hours of surgery. Larry Dean Koopmans of Maurice was fined five dollars and costs in mayor's court at Cherokee for failing to observe a stop signal. Vernon Sneller, son of Mr and Mrs Jake Sneller of Sheldon, will teach 8th and 9th grade science in Le Mars next school year after last teaching at Woodward.
Mike Urbain of Midway caught a 30 pound flathead catfish on the Mississippi. The head measured 9 inches across and the mouth 6 inches. It took 45 minutes to land the 43 inch prize.
The annual financial statement covers January 1 1959 to May 31 1959. It lists accounts totaling 2 463 231 10 with funds and balances shown as 84 562 18 971 56 and 5 120 781 236 in various fund columns. The period includes multiple line items and ending totals for the county treasury.
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