Ehrhardt-Greenen Wedding at Vancouver High School Roots
Ehrhardt-Greenen wedding featured Vancouver high school graduates with reception details in a formal ceremony. The bride and groom plan to reside in Vancouver after a Coast Guard service by the bride and a Mayo Clinic affiliation for the groom. Dr. Russell M. Wilder presented the Mary Agnes Foley Prize for diabetes nutrition education. Sister Mary Jean received the prize on Jamaica, Long Island. Saint Marys Hospital participates in hospital dietetics training. Miss Deegan completes internship and qualifies for dietetics practice and American Dietetic Association membership. Deegan is a Le Mars High School graduate who earned a BS in foods and nutrition from Iowa State College in 1952.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell M. Wilder
Mayo Clinic
Mary Agnes Foley
Mary Jean
Jamaica
Long Island
Saint Marys Hospital
Miss Deegan
American Dietetic Association
le Mars High
Lawsuit Over Promissory Note Against Sherrills Filed 1953
Suit filed July 10 1953 by Ruby A Vennink against Clarence E and Isabelle Sherrill husband and wife seeks 3128 34 with interest for a 3000 note and mortgage on Plymouth county property. Payments due 200 March 1953. mortgage filed May 1952. Card of Thanks Ed Henrich thanks hospital staff and relatives. Melvin Kolker CPL 25th Infantry Korea to U S after 10 months in Korea with 25th Infantry Division. Kolker awarded Combat Infantryman Badge and Korea UN Service Ribbons. Former Le Mars Globe Post printer. 25th Division now senior American Division on Korean peninsula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby A. Vennink
Clarence E
Isabelle Sherrill
Sherrills
Plymouth County
25Th Infantry
Korea
Melvin Kolker
Roy Kolker
le Mars
Iowa
U. S
25Th Infantry Division
Kolker
Eileen
Route 1
Merrill
14Th Infantry Regiment
le Mars Globe Post
Korean Peninsula
Republic of South Korea
Deegan Completes Internship At St Marys Rochester
Miss Dolores Deegan daughter of Mr and Mrs LeRoy Deegan of Le Mars completed a year's internship in hospital dietetics at St Marys Hospital Rochester Minn on July 19. Sister Mary Victor director of nutrition announced today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolores Deegan
LeRoy Deegan
le Mars
St. Marys Hospital
Rochester
Minn
Sister Mary Victor
Department of
W C T U Meeting At Mrs Jennings Home
The W C T U met at Mrs Roy Jennings home on June 24 with Mrs Lemke presiding. Devotions on prayer were led by Mrs E Gerling followed by singing and a Bible study on Faith. Mrs Lemke spoke on Let Us Rise Up and Build and a duet titled His Guiding Touch was performed by Mrs Cragg and Mrs Hoyt with accompanist Mrs Herzig. Two guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Jennings
Wm. Herzig
Wm. Lemke
E Gerling
Ben Clagg
E. Gerling
von Berg
Elsie
Ahmet
Knudsen Family Holds Second Annual Reunion
The Knudsen reunion, held on July 4 at Russell Knudsen’s farm east of Spencer near Dickens, Iowa, traces the farm’s ownership back to 1884 through Albert Pierce and Nellie Janes. Attendees include Fred Janes, Ron Luce and family, H J Pierce and relatives, Nina Peterson and son, John Lawler, George Schmidt and families, Bernard Brande, LeRoy Harman and daughter, Glenn Knudsen and family, Leonard Pierce, Vern Knudsen and daughter, Howard Knudsen and daughter, Chas Knudsen and family, George Taylor and family, Vera Knudsen, Ann Reinholdt, and David Stahl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knudsen
Russell Knudsen
Spencer
Dickens
Iowa
Russell
Albert Pierce
Fred Janes
Ron Luce
Petaluma
Calif
Janes
Thelma
Calibf
H. J. Pierce
Verndale
Minn
Nina Peterson
Chester
Woonsocket
S. D
John Lawler
George Schmidt
Everly
Bernard Brande
Omaha
Neb
LeRoy Harman
Sioux City
Glenn Knudsen
Leonard Pierce
Kingsley
Vern Knudsen
Pierson
Iona
Howard Knudsen
Merrill
Chas. Knudsen
Shedon
George Taylor
Vera Knudsen
le Mars
Ann Reinholdt
David Stahl
Red Cross to Offer Plymouth County Swim Lessons
Red Cross classes organize this week with registrations open all week. Lesson times are 9 nine forty five and ten thirty with Monday Wednesday Friday and Tuesday Thursday Saturday schedules. First Monday registrations totaled 275 with 181 by bus from Hull Le Mars Mes. Richard Pew oversees schedules. instructors include Dave Smith and others. Pool water reported clean and safe though still a bit low. A separate note reports a lightning strike on the G F Schroder home at Odebolt, third such strike on record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Hull
Alor
Treton and Merrill
le Mars. Mes
Richard Pew
Plymouth
Dave Smith
Delores Walsh
Jack Conway
Jean Wolbers
Mary Moore
Jim Carey
Pat Pew
Carol Pitts
Bill Sturges
Stanley Post
Park Board
Vail Student Builds Full Miniature City With Railroad
Keith Sawyers of Vail, aiming to be an architectural engineer, spent two years constructing a complete miniature city including a railroad with three locomotives. He is the son of school superintendent Harold Sawyers. At Eldora, the high school class of 1909 held its first reunion in 44 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Sawyers
Vail
Keith
Harold Sawyers
Eldora
Drought Drives Texas New Mexico Ranchers to Seek Winter Homes
Southwestern ranchmen seek fail and winter homes for breeding stock as drouth hits west Texas New Mexico and parts of Oklahoma west Kansas and southeast Colorado. Extension directors report many herd owners struggle to move cattle while some larger operators relocate to northern pastures and caten sion men discuss feed costs and shipping barriers. farmers in the Corn Belt explore arrangements with ranchers to feed cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlie A. Picsson
Texas
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Kansas
Colorado
Rex Beresford
Kansas City
Drouth States
Business Conditions Hold Steady with Small Gains Across Regions
The map supplied by Brainess Burneris shows business activity stable with minor regional variations. Overall demand remains firm, about 8 percent higher than last year and near the highest level on record, aided by strong output in steel and heavy machinery and rising civilian goods production including automobiles. Canadian and regional sectors show mixed gains, with the Pacific Coast improving yet agricultural areas lagging due to farm price declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brainess Burneris Drugson
LaSalle
Great Lakes
New England
New York City
Pacific Coast
Mountain States
Washington
Oregon
Farmers urged to take surplus cattle on pasture needs
Plymouth County farmers with surplus pasture and roughage are asked to contact the county extension office. They should specify available hay or pasture, number and type of cattle they can handle, and proposed financial arrangements. State extension services will relay details to cattle owners who may then contact the farmer to work a mutual deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth County
State
Closed circle of conservative papers review each other
Reviewers of conservative papers form a closed circle, excluding many anti Communist, pro American writers. Small town library boards also depend on this insular system.
National rent bill totals reveal average 330 per dwelling unit
The U S Department of Commerce figures show the national rent bill last year averaging 330 per dwelling unit or about 44 monthly payments. Taxes account for a third of that, with maintenance utilities heat and incidentals following. mortgage interest also rises. Budd Duval, Le Mars Chamber secretary, says landlords earn little profit after expenses, aligning Le Mars rents with national parity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Dept of Commerce
Budd Duval
Chamber
le Mars
Crop report notes flood impacts and progress
All corn except replanted areas due to flooding has been laid by. Replanted corn has mostly been cultivated at least once. Soybeans are starting to blossom. The second crop of alfalfa will be all cut by week’s end. Harvesting of small grain in Plymouth County is well under way this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth County
Iowa magazine introduced at exchange desk
Visitors at the exchange desk note an Iowa magazine from Shenandoah priced at $2 yearly. It is described as profusely illustrated in black and white with strong color photography offering many Iowa topics beyond farming. A recent uproar over hook-burning subsided after McCarthy criticized funding for Reds books in European libraries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Shenandoth
Lowans
Senator McCarthy
Europe
New York Times and Herald Tribune
Book reviewers praised perfection in evaluation
A brief note states 100 percent on these book reviewers, highlighting strong assessment accuracy. The fragment suggests praise for critics, implying high standards in reviewing.
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Edward Barker
Irs
Thema Dable
Raymond Tulp
Dean Fitzgerald
June McGovern
Marion Fletcher
Robert Larimer
Bill Hood
Ted Marchbank
Beil Hudson
Vancouver
Greenen
Coast Guard
Sacred Heart Hospital
Alvina Henrich
Ed Henrich
Minneapolis
McCormick Deering
J. D
Schaafs Hardware
Remsen
W.ctu
Reunion
G. F. Schroder
Odebolt
Schroeder
The
Globe-Post
Hatan
Nye Extersic
W. F
le Mars Livestock Sales Co
Cliff Bogaard
Bill Treiber
Nanninga, Bollin & Hauschild
Jack Doud
Joe Goebel
Marcella
LE Mars Globe-Post
Ike
John D. Roosevelt
KRAFT
Ioe
Fry Jewelers
Sterling
Fry's
Towle — Lunt
Gorham — Reed and Barton — International
Wallace
Frank Smith
FRYS
TRAUE
FRY Jewelers LE
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