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Newspaper
Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1954
Page
8
Miss Ita Mac Young daughter of Mr and Mrs Elmer Young Hinton married June 12 in the Little Chapel of Sacred Memories in the First Methodist church Bakersfield Cal to Lawrence Butler of Bakersfield The couple will reside there.
Funeral services for Marie Guthridge 59Moville were held at Grace Lutheran church at 2 p m Wednesday with Rev W H Wienke officiating Burial followed services in local cemetery
The schedule lists movie times including Beach 3 at 7 15 and 9 12 with Riot In Cell Block 11 at 7 51 and 9 42. Also shows ng aus ie 9 36 and 5 S. ae Sl. as additional entries.
In Graceland park cemetery under direction of the Ouo EB. Kuk funeral home of South Sioux City. Mrs. Guthridge was born August 5 1884 at Le Mars la and was employed by Armour Packing Co. for many years. She was a member of Grace Lutheran church. Survivors include the widower Earl of Moville a son Ray Schmidt of Sioux City four sisters Mrs Emma Ejilks of Le Mars Mrs Anna Seibens of Brunsville la Mrs Minnie Ritherbush of Chambers Neb and Mrs Laura Ritherbush of Napoleon Neb two brothers Jacks of Le Mars and Henry Rees of Chambers and two grandchildren. 4 Mr and Mrs Don Wormley and family of Council Bluffs Iowa and Miss Mary Ann Millard of Igan City Indiana spent the weekend in the home of Mr and Mrs D S Wormley. An $84 Thoms scholarship was awarded to Shirley Warner of Le Mars at the University News Bureau of Vermillion. This was one of 16 scholarships awarded.
John Boever 66 former Plymouth county weed commissioner died Friday July 2 after a lingering illness He was born in Alton and lived in Le Mars the last ten years He is survived by his wife Alma and several brothers and sisters
A wooden trestle east of Le Mars over Willow Creek is being fully reconstructed after the June 6 1953 flood. The project cost about 48000 dollars and will raise the bridge two feet. Crews from Cherokee and Meriden work four months to finish, with piling 30 to 35 feet long and 16 to 12 inches thick. The effort reroutes trains during construction and aims to surpass prior flood crests. Large gravel pits in the valley attract attention as potential resource wealth remains unquantified.
Funeral services were held Monday July 5 at 9 00 a m at St James Church with Father Patrick Waite officiating Parish rosary was said Sunday at 2 30 p m at the Wiltgen Luedtke funeral home Burial followed in the city cemetery under the Wiltgen Luedtke direction Survivors include son Paul of Sioux City five daughters Margaret Detloff Los Angeles Mary Ellen Benton Van Nuys Cal Clarice Burns Pasadena Betty Ewart Chula Vista Cal Lois Clementson Los Angeles two brothers six sisters and 14 grandchildren
Col Ahmann a former Sioux Cityan died Saturday in Los Angeles of a heart attack. Funeral services were held there Wednesday. Born February 8 1888 at Remsen Iowa he married Elizabeth Kuss of Remsen October 14 1914. He lived in Sioux City years ago moving to California years ago. ESTIMATE AND RECORD OF FILING TOWN AND CITY ESTIMATE NOTICE The city council of Le Mars Plymouth county Iowa will July 2 1954 at 8 00 p m at City Hall Taxpayers will be heard for or against the following estimates of expenditures for the year beginning January 1 1955. A detailed statement of receipts and disbursements both past and anticipated will be available at the hearing. F W STAMP City Clerk.
Funeral services were held for William S. Pniak 60 father of Edward Pniak of Lincoln township at Blessed Sacrament Catholic church in Sioux City after a six month illness. Rev Newman Flanagan officiated with burial at Calvary Cemetery.
Vary cemetery was mentioned. Pallbearers were Edward Sitzman, William Beaubien, Frank Rams, John Stankiewicz, Ray Trissler and Howard Dahlman. Rutledge funeral home had charge of arrangements.
Miss Helen Eilis and Elmer T Nitzschke Jr exchanged wedding vows at St Joseph Catholic Church Struble at 9 30 AM on Tuesday July 6 Rev Fr Wingert officiated The bride is daughter of Henry and Mrs Eilts of Ireton The groom is son of Elmer and Mrs Nitzschke of Remsen Attendants included Mrs Edna Holzman of Le Mars and Ronald Nitzschke
The bride, an Ireton School graduate, wore a white dotted Swiss organdy frock with a Peter Pan collar and a street-length full skirt. A deep pink rose corsage complemented her look while the maid of honor wore a blue dotted Swiss dress with a rose corsage. The bridegroom, a St. John's University alumnus, serves as assistant business manager for Liturgical Press in Collegeville. They will reside in St. Cloud, Minnesota.
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