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Le Mars Globe Post

Location

Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1954

Page

8

Salvage First to Reopen Bridges in Flooded County

A Des Moines bond firm fronts a friendly suit against the county over bonds to cover bridge repair. Salvageable material and fast work enabled reopening multiple bridges, avoiding costlier new builds. Engineers race to survey routes, with rapid blueprints and a six month completion target. Train service resumes as foreman and crews quickly rebuild a washed out rail bridge.

Des Moines Glote- Post Chicago Eest Wired

Mars Mulder wed in Glendale July 2 1954

Mars Mulder and his bride were married Friday July 2 1954 at the Broadway Methodist chapel Glendale with Rev Archie Matson officiating at 1 00 p m. Guests included Mrs Mac Allen and William Brown. A reception followed at the Lochhead Plant Skyroom for close family and friends. They left for Le Mars that day for a 15 day western honeymoon and plan to reside at 326 7th St S W Le Mars. Mulder had traveled to California by plane on July 1.

7Th St. S. W le Mars Mr. Mulder California

Le Mars Social Items Highlight Maureen Koch’s Shower

Miss Maureen Koch wed Lieut Richard Rattray of Marcus Iowa in an evening ceremony at First Methodist church. The shower honoring her was hosted by Marlene Schreier and Marcella Garvin with luncheon after gift giving. The Stover visit with Kingsley relatives ended as they travelled to the Black Hills.

Marlene Schreierl Marcella Garvin Maureen Koch John Nielsen Muss Koch Richard Rattray Marcus Iowa First Methodist Church H. ¥. Barty Quantico Virginia Emmet T. Stover Ola Taylor Daylestown Penn

Le Mars Socials Span Visits and Reunions Across July

Mrs. Harry Cannon travels to Mount Vernon Iowa to visit sister Mrs Lila Huebsch and retiree Dietician Miss H. Sun shine Club hosts annual picnic for Shut Ins with baton twirling demo. Numerous courtesy gatherings honor Mrs Edward Speckelmeir of Los Angeles, with dinners and teas from July to midweek. Reunion festivities for the Bowers family unfold across multiple households while telephoned teacups and country club events fill days in Le Mars.

Harry Cannon Mounte Vernon Iowa Lila Huebsch Cormed College le Mats Eleanor Willams Sioux City Leonard Collins William Penning R. A. Weidauer Germany Carol Kober LaPorte City Ellen Gerling Edward Speckelmeir Los Angeles California Florence’ Perry Charles Rowe Henry Bilks Clara Frahley Speckelmeir Mary Lou Davenport Bowers Ray Bowers Russell Bowers Country Club James Bowers Jim Danny Cannon J. A. Brangwin Edgar L. Ford Ford Mary Elizabeth Nancy Lee Baltimore Maryland Earl Brangwin George Mauer Helen Remer Council Bluffs Eleanor Clasen Manhatten Beach Calif Myrle Truesdell Dick Masuen Elizabeth Schiesser Everett Eyres Ed Ross Clem Gunther Fay Wells Carl Rudat E. C. Ross Pfc Wesley Heidbrink Paul Kading Martin Kading Ed Kading Edna VanderHamm Dale Schultz Wallace VanderHamm Marlin Mocker Judy Vernon Eilts Louis Heidebrink Mary Lou Bowers Janes Bowers le Mar Country Club Wall Bee Willam Arendt Fred Moore Currie Reichman Thunday le Roy Cooper Norma Pew William Brunskill Fligh Clementine Hentges

Wedding Attendees Dress in Lace and Carnations

David Nels and Mrs William Russell sang at a wedding event. Mrs Russell wore a deep violet nylon lace gown with a matching jacket and pink carnations. Abs Bogh wore light lavender lace with pink carnations. The bride chose an acetate nylon print. The couple will reside in Philip South Dakota after the ceremony in the Black Hills.

David Nels William Russell

Hework Heidbrink Family Reunion Near Le Mars

Family reunion of the Heworkn k clan was held Sunday July 1 at Lous Heidbrink farm south of Le Mars. Attendees included Elms Franke and treton family, Pred Heidbrink Spencer SD, Henry Heidbrink Kenneth Le Mars, Vince Pavlik Merrill, Louis Heidbrink Dale Schulte, Nate Geathe, Glen Gearke, Myrtle Dittner all of Le Mars, with Wesley Heidbrink on army leave and Virgil Heidbrink home from Brooklyn NY. Wesley left for the army on July 3.

Hewornk Lous Heidbrink le Mars Elms Franke Treton Pred Heidbrink Spencer, South Dakota Henry Heidbrink Kenneth Vince Pavlik Merrill Louis Heidbrink Dale Schulte Nate Geathe Glen Gearke Myrtle Dittner Wesley Heidbrink Army Virgil Heidbrink Brooklyn New York Wesley Army Uly

Family gathering honors retiring service member

A Sunday gathering at the John Tammen home celebrated AIC Virgil D. Tammen, recently retired after 37 months overseas. The American Legion Auxiliary announced a meeting changed to July 27 at 7 pm in the Legion Clubrooms, with Globe-Post wantads offering bargains.

John Tammen AIC Virgil D. Tammen Globe Post The American Legion Auxiliary At & Pom Legion

Hagin Emeralds Elgin 4-H Meeting at Rita Rees Home

The Elgin 4-H club Hagin Emeralds met July 16 at Rita Rees home. President Sherry Rees called the meeting to order. Mr Elliou of Elliott's Paint and Glass Co spoke on wood finishing before a business session. Lunch was served by the hostess and her mother. Reporter Sally Lake.

Elgin Emeralds Rita Rees Sherry Rees Elliouw Elliott’s Paint ‘and Glass Co le Mars Sally Lake

Fifth Annual Noble Family Reunion Held in Akron Town

The fifth annual Noble Family reunion gathered at the Legion Hall and Park in Akron Town with relatives from six states. Honorees included 10 original family members and James Noble of Council Bluffs. The group elected officers, planned to meet July 1955, and a noon picnic featured games and greetings read by the secretary from absent kin.

Noble Plymouth County Legion’ Hall Akron Iown James Noble Council Bluffs Ruth Wily Suninut Oak Mable Noble Port Grace McDougall Frank Wells Wrete Cliff Noble Fern Carnuto & Family Sioux Falk S. D Gladys Haller Elsie Peterson Collegedale Tenn

Local Lists of Residents Attend Event

Mr and Mrs Clarence Albert and Earl Le Mars, Mr and Mrs J H Nobbs Council Bluffs, Mr and Mrs Wm Hallee Sioux City, Mc and Mes Elroer Vanderham Ireton, Mr Lela McCabe Sioux Falls S Dak, Mir and Mes Judson McDougall Yankton S Dak, Mc and Mrs Dale Noble and family Hawarden, Mr and Mrs Geo Noble and family Hawarden, Mr and Mrs Paul Barnhart and child ren Sibley, Mr and Mrs Chas Welly Luke Benton Mina, Mr and Mrs Albert E Null Le Mars.

Clarence Albert Earl le Mars J. H. Nobbs Council Bluffs Wm. Hallee Sioux City Mes Elroer Vanderham Ireton Lela McCabe Sioux Falls S. Dak. Mir Mes Judson McDougall Jr Yankton S. Dak Dale Noble Hawarden Geo. Noble Paul Barnhart Sibley Chas Welly Luke Benton Mina Albert E. Null

McNally Farm Hit By Lightning Damage Report

An electrical storm struck near Conig in Plymouth County with lightning hitting a bale yard at the James McNally farm two miles north and two and a half miles west, affecting hay in a feed yard as residents describe bright streaks across the area. Reports note Plymouth and Sioux counties received rain, while Le Mars saw little rain amid the storm.

Plymouth County Sioux County le Mars Sarable James McNally Conig

Two Fire Departments Answer Call Save Haystack Blaze

The Craig Community Fire Department and Hawarden fire department arrived within 15 minutes after a 3:30 am call and were praised for preventing the fire from reaching a large hay stack and nearby buildings. About 4 inches of rain fell overnight. Firemen recalled a severe electrical storm and lightning struck near cattle the next morning, with livestock reports noting steers killed by a separate bolt. Temperatures ranged from the mid 50s to low 100s over the past week, per Dan Zeig, local observer.

Craig Hawarden McNally Mr McNally Dan Zeig Focal

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