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Newspaper
Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1959
Page
8
The piece notes ongoing debates on patriotism and internationalism, arguing true patriotism endures despite UN propaganda. It mentions rumors about a columnist replacement, a companion writer hire, and Mrs Edith G Halpert’s critique of Eisenhower’s view on modern art, as she opens a pink art exhibit on July 21.
The speaker notes nonpartisan complaint about Harry Truman's take on modern art. The joke claims modern art results from throwing an egg at a canvas and mixing it in a tile barn. The quip adds fried eggs hanging on nails resemble female figures, reflecting a satirical view of contemporary art.
Mrs Vlivabeth Jastram 77 died Saturday at Sacred Heart hospital. Funeral 9:30 a.m. Tuesday at St Marys Catholic Church Remsen with Rt Rev Mag Francis Schulles officiating. Rosary 7 p.m. Monday. Burial in parish cemetery. She born in Remsen. married to Potram July 8 1907 in Suwa City. Survivors include two sons, n of Omaha and William of Long Beach California, and two sisters Mrs Mathew Faber Le Mars and J Mc Farland Santa Ana California.
Mrs S H Lassen 77 longtime Brookings resident died at Sanford North Carolina. Funeral services were at First Lutheran Church Brookings. She died at her son Ralph Passer’s home. Survived by Ralph of Sanford and four grandchildren two sisters and two brothers.
An old ad touts Itch Me Not with a claim of instant drying for eczema ringworm insect bites and surface rashes. It promises relief within minutes and mentions a 48¢ price at drug stores with wording aimed to spur quick purchase today.
Rev Archie Madsen officiated the funeral services with interment at Greenwood cemetery. Relatives from the vicinity attended including Mr and Mrs Ray Juhi, Mr and Mrs Morten Mortensen of Marcus, Mr Andrew Bogh, Mr Ray Bogh, Mr and Mrs Franz Schneider of Le Mars, Mr and Mrs Ervin Lassen and family, Mrs Verlig Lassen, Mr and Mrs Marius Bogh, Mr Elmer Bogh, and Mr and Mrs Leo Cassidy of Rempen.
Funeral services for Amelie Meske 83 former Akron resident who died June 29 at daughter’s home in Thornton Iowa were held at 2 p.m. at American Lutheran church Akron with Rev A Meyer officiating burial followed at Riverside cemetery Akron. Surviving are two sons Rev Fred Meske and Rev Clarence Shinhert with numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren.
Funeral services for Simon Nissen 60 who died at his home after a heart attack were held at the Se Congregational Church at 2 p.m. Monday Rev Berwyn Oliman officiated. Burial was in Kingsley cemetery under the direction of the Dickison Funeral Home. Nissen born September 10 in Golding Denmark came to the United States at 17 and lived in South Dakota until 1928 moving to Kingsley. He married Maggie Meister December 16, 1944. Survivors include the widow two sons Maurice and Delmar both of Kingsley two brothers Jens of Drayton ND and Ni of Denmark and two sisters Kuyistine and Anna, both of Denmark.
Miss Leola Dennler 51 lifelong Merrill resident died after a several week illness. Funeral held at 2 p m Wednesday at Merrill Methodist Church with Rev S Gale Hawkee officiating. Burial in Hillside Cemetery Merrill. Survivors include her mother Mrs W E Dennler of Merrill two brothers Howard of Fairfield Conn and Richard of Merrill a sister Mrs Marian Miller of Whittier California. Her father died in February.
Funeral services for Miss Anna Arioso former Beresford resident who died in Lapeer Michigan of a heart attack were held at the Wass home in Beresford with D Rever and O L Rossing officiating burial was in the city cemetery Miss Arioso born January 1 1882 in Lincoln county lived in Beresford until moving to Michigan in 1929 Survivors include her brother Dan of Le Mars Iowa and a father figure listed in the text
Miss Shirley Ann Frerichs daughter of Mr and Mrs George Frerichs Akron Iowa and Gary Jay Popken son of Mr and Mrs William Popken Le Mars Iowa were married June 21 1959 at St John’s American Lutheran Preston church Rev Henry Dirks officiated The couple’s reception followed in the church parlors with a buffet lunch A large bridal party attended including Miss Ardis Johnson maid of honor and Romain Popken best man The bride a portrait neckline gown with cummerbund carried carnations The groom farmed after graduating from Le Mars High School The bride works at Hawarden telephone office and the wedding included typical reception duties and helpers from both families.
On Sunday June 21 at Trinity Lutheran Church Akron at 2 30 p m Miss Janice Kay Baldwin daughter of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Baldwin Canton S D was united in marriage with Arden A Hitzemann son of Mr and Mrs Henry Hitzemann Akron Bouquets of orchid gladiolas and Boston carama
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Mrs. Edgar Bedell reveals her son, a University of Iowa law student, is the child of Mr and Mrs R R Bedell of Le Mars. The family currently resides at 3202 Indiana Avenue in Sioux City.
Miss Marlys Eppling daughter of Mr and Mrs Leonard Eppling Kingsley wed Walter Susemihl son of Mr and Mrs Ulrich Susemihl at Trinity Lutheran Hinton. Rev Calvin L Harm officiated with orchid and yellow daisies decor. Bridesmaids ushers attendees wore lavender and yellow taffeta while family members greeted guests after a reception.
Mr Susémiht and his bride plan to settle in Moville following a western wedding trip.
Miss Erma Ruth Mueller daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Mueller of Sioux City and Thomas A Murray son of Mr and Mrs Cal Murray of Kingsley were married Saturday morning July 3 at St Jean Baptiste Catholic church in Sioux City Rev Joseph W Veth officiated The ceremony featured gladioluses and blue daisies as altar decor Attendants wore lace evening gowns and carried colonial bouquets The families hosted a reception at the Arcadia party room with floral tones of powder blue and pink in attire and decor
Miss Sandra Delaney and Orman Lee Nafziger were married June 27 at Holy Name Catholic church in Marcus. The bride, a nursing student from St Joseph Mercy school, and the groom, a University of South Dakota student, will reside at 216 High Street Vermillion.
Miss Sheila Jean Matz daughter of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Grey of Merrill and Clifford P Mehrer son of Mr and Mrs Rueben Mehrer of Sioux City were married at 730 pm June 24 by Rev George Brand at Riverside Sioux City. Brides maid was Mrs Rachel Crawford and best man was Allen Mehrer. Reception at the bride’s sister home 1929 Highland Sioux City. They will reside at 1705 John Street. Groom employed at Sioux City Optometric Center.
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