Murder Twist in Perry Creek May Pulse Plymouth County
Sioux City police probe a possible Perry Creek murder that could trigger a Plymouth county trial. The body, likely a European male over forty, was dismembered and buried, then washed to Sioux City. If murder occurred in Plymouth, prosecutors face knotted challenges amid a long-ago Triplett case influence. The Globe-Post atlas, built from aerial surveys, guides the Perry Creek course and nearby farms, with the county assessor preserving the map.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Perry Creek
Plymouth county
Triplen
Triplett
Jimmy Bremer
states
Perry township
Woodbury county
Globe-Post
Robert D. Knapp
N. A. Winter
Martin Riediger
F. W. Montayne
W. G. Stone
Harry J
Bessie Reninger
E. P. Trempple
Perry Pearl Company
California corporation
Clara P. Sammon
H. and
D. Burroughs
Buelah C. Strand clal
Clara P. Sammons
Reninger
M. J
W.L. Haley
Mary Condon
E. P. Trenapple
Elizabeth Knapp
George Manz
John A. Westerburg
Harry Kavarna
Liberty
D. § Wormley
New Manager at Le Mars National Food Store
Edwards takes over as manager at Le Mars National Food Store renewing duties after previous post in Ida Grove and Lake City. He and his wife have three children Terr, Mark, and Kurt and seek a rental home in Le Mars as the family settles in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards, fromerly
Ida Grove
National
Le Mars
Lake City
Edwards
Nuel Studio
wate
Terr
Mark
Kurt
Imitation Gift Subscriptions Alarm Plymouth County Readers
Several hundred residents received a hand written style letter advertising a free four month daily paper. An imitation gift subscription raised concerns about fake circulation and potential postal fraud as the paper offered free issues to nonpaying recipients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Le Mars Dail
The
Daily
J. D
A. Globe-Post
post office department
mito
postoffice department
5 000 Volt Jolt Leaves Mild Comment
Debris from a Remsen electronics expert Harry Johnson who narrowly escaped death Friday afternoon when a relay failed in a high voltage transmitter. His bare arm contacted a 5 000 volt AC path, suffering burns and temporary paralysis but surviving thanks to a fortuitous arc. He quipped Ouch and then dirty ruchaputz during the moment. Also notes visits by Mr and Mrs P W Raftis and parish members as distant relatives stayed with the Rogers family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Johnson
Remsen
Johnson
Shepherd Hops Plane For Annapolis
Bob Shepherd son of Mr and Mrs Joel Shepherd left Sioux City at 1 35 pm for Annapolis Maryland to enter the naval academy after competitive examinations He carried the car keys and his father Joel attempted to bypass ignition locks by wiring the car He hired an expert to wire the job and believed Bob would be surprised to find the key in his pocket
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Shepherd
Joel Shepherd
Sioux City
Anapolis
Maryland
naval academy
West Point
Young Shepherd
Mr. Shepherd
Bob
Shepherd
Joel
Des Moines Couple Announce Daughter Karen Meis Engagement
Engaged Mr and Mrs Clarence Meis of Des Moines announce the engagement of their daughter Karen to Larry Dean Morgan of Des Moines son of Mr and Mrs Eugene Morgan of Richland Iowa. August 29 has been chosen as the wedding date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Meis
Des Moines
Le Mars
Karen
Larry Dean Morgan
Eugene Morgan
Richland
Iowa
Car Crash Injures Two Near Sioux City
A one car accident nine miles north of Sioux City on highway Fos sent John White 23 of West Virginia and Mrs Dale Hester 20 of Virginia to Methodist hospital in Sioux City. They were treated and discharged. Deputy James Mertes said the car left Broken Kettle road, skidded across the highway into a deep ditch, and was demolished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Sioux City
John White
West Virginia
Dale Hester
Virginia
Sioux Cit
Plymouth county
James Mertes
white
highway 12
Broken Kettle road
Firework mishap delays Le Mars Fourth celebration
On Saturday July 4 Le Mars postponed its local Fourth of July celebration due to Oyens fireworks. A small fire started by a tree hole at 401 1st Ave South was put out by firemen who checked the hole for remaining embers. In Calmar Iowa, Margaret Mary Kuhn and James N. Benty announced their forthcoming marriage as her family plans ceremonies.
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Oyens
Le Mars
1st Ave. S.o
A. J. Kuhn
Cualmar
Iowa
Margaret Mary
James N. Benty
John Benty
Bathuta Polty
Chicaeo Remsen
phic iy
St Aloysius Catholic
churen imer
Carl Pots
Calmar
St am
Yean Pouebaum
Anita Bunkers
Remsen
Donahl Dreckman
Kenneth Bohnenkamp
LISTER
Law & Order
South Dakota
ilegally
Marionette Club Demonstration and Meeting Notes
The Marionettes members and mothers attended Eva Lund's engaging and chilly demonstration on Tuesday June 23 at 8:30 p.m. A meeting followed at Malyn Rolling's home, with the secretary's report, dues collected, and Donna Fiedier elected vice president. Jean Gengler gave a waste paper basket making demonstration before a lunch hosted by the hostess and mother. The next meeting is July 6 at Mrs Ralph Marx's home. reporters were Jeanette Schewler and Mr. and Mrs Robert Mauer and daughter Janet. Karen, Nancy, and Lynda returned from vacations in the Black Hills Idaho Montana North West and California.
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Eva Lund
Malyn
Janice
Sam
Donna Fiedier
Jean Gengler
hstesses
Ralph Marx
Jeanette Schewler
Robert Mauer
Janet
Karen
Nancy
Lynda
Black Hills
Mayers
Idaho
Montana
North West
California
Mary Ann Dreckman weds James Arens in Le Mars church
Miss Mary Ann Dreckman daughter of Mr and Mrs Les C Dreckman Le Mars wed James Arens son of the late Mr and Mrs J P Gim Arens Remsen on June 30 1959 at St Josephs Catholic church Le Mars. Rt Rev Msgr Jos D Fisch celebrated the Nuptial Mass with a large bridal party and 240 guests. The couple will reside in Remsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ann Dreckman
Mes Les C. Dreckman
Le Mars
James Arens
J P. Gim Arens
Remsen
St Joseph's Catholic church
Le Mas
Jos D. Fisch
Francis Schultes
Phil Dreckman
Melvin Hood
Nacf
Michael
Thomas Schafer
Gehlen high school
Berry Schafer
Mary Lou Schafer
Eugene Petiebaum
Alfred Pick
Mele Hansen
Eagles
Cleus Oreckman
Mary Beemer
Helen Homan
Ervin Ahiers
Jack Krogman
Harlan Engeldinger
Keg Plueger
Richard Travey
Wes. Dale Lehner
Richard Kellen
War Foley
Marcine Auchsteller
Jo Aan Thill
Judy Boever
Mary Helen Lippold
Rosie How
Rosie Penning
Richard Hoss
Harold Haldes
James Dreckmann
Art Pick
Roman Dreckman
Trvin Gotha
Milton Dreckman
Joe Slachbell
Julius Ross
May Payne Dreckman
Ralph Schnepf
Ovens
Tawrence Kellen
Marcia
Pindh
Peo
Mars
Diehlen
Florence’s
Rensen
neur Remsen
St Mary’s high school
Hennem
Arey & Juminet
Becker Bensley Wedding at St John United Church of Christ
Miss Carol Leora Becker and John R. Bensley married Sunday afternoon June 28 at St John United Church of Christ in Le Mars. Officiating were Rev. M J Straube and Rev. Huar dll Becker. Attendants included Mrs Joan Schultz and bridesmaids Jeanne Becker Colleen Arnett. Best man Norman Lang. After a trip to Tucson and Mevce the couple will reside in Le Mars where Mr Bensley studies at Westmar College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John United Church of Christ
Carol Leora Becker
Herman Becker
Le Mars
John R. Bensley
ML Bensley
Paeson, Ariz
Nacf
M. J. Straube
Huardll Becker
Boise
Idaho
Jean Hammans
Mation Coad
Carol Straube
Joan Schultz
Jeanne F. Becker
Colleen Arnett
daisy
Debbie Schultz
Randy Becker
Norman Lang
Richard
Kenneth Becker
Tucson
Mevice
Bensley
Te Mars
Mr. Bensley
Westmar college
School District to Rent Textbooks From Patrons
The Le Mata Community School District will purchase books from parents on July 14 and rent them to students in place of ownership. Reorganization plans require adopting new textbooks for Merrit and surrounding rural areas, with changes aimed at modern copyrights and teacher familiarity. Teachers will collect manuals in August and a summer fee schedule will be announced after the new board sets fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Le Mata
butte tows
Kinkdine
DO Archambaudt
Theis
Board of Education
Grass fires sparked on highway five near new armory
Le Mars fire department answered a Sunday afternoon alarm at 4 30. Four grass fires started on Highway 5 opposite the site of the new armory. No damage was done.
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le Mars
highway 5
Fourth of July Fireworks Display In Le Mars
The Le Mars fireworks show on Sunday went ahead using chamber of commerce substitutes after alleged cracker rustlers from a Chicago depot disrupted a planned display. An estimated thousand viewers saw the event from Calvary Cemetery, while about 1,000 cars lined country roads. Officials say the show proceeded with a modest Mars gent handling the setup and declined to be named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Le Mars
Ovens
chamber of commerce
Chicago
cher
midwest
Calvary cemetery
Merrill Man Missing in River Search Returns
Sheriff Trank Scholer searched the Big Sioux River near Westfield Friday night for the body of Lee Hodapp 69 of Merrill who wandered into brush while fishing. Hodapp was thought to be aiding his companion Paul Gaumnitz 69 who had also disappeared. Hodapp reappeared at his parked car during the search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trank Scholer
River Sioux
Westfied
Big Sioux
Lee Hodapp
Merrill
Paul Gaum jaltz
Hodapp
Mr. Gaumnitz
Law and Order stance on unions and fireworks in Le Mars
The letter discusses Big Brother’s conditional welcome to union bosses in Le Mars if jobs come, criticizing Hoffa era union violence and urging a Law & Order climate to attract factories. It accuses union organizers of covert drives and warns of potential threats to workers, while defending legality of fireworks displays and upholding lawfulness in public celebrations.
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Big Brother
Le Mars
Jimny Hoffa
Law & Order
Le Mary
anti Law & Order
HCP
Albertson's
Le Maga
Dave Beck
Jimmy Hoffa
offe
Kate
Globe-Post
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Perry
Russell Green
Miss Margaret Green
Miss Green hean
Seat Forman Publishing Company
Green
Bellaire
Texas
Robert Polson
P. W. Raftis
Oelwein
Duane Raftis
St Mary's Parish
Waterloo
Mary Jeanne Raftis
Strawberry Point
James Rogers
Raftis
Rogers
Annapolis
Mrs
Jim Arens
to Mac Giabe
Rye
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