Burglary Suspects Nabbed After Arizona Capture
Three men linked to burglaries across Oyens Remsen Westfield and Elk Point were caught in Phoenix Arizona after a south and midwest crime spree. F B I Chief Edward Boyle identified Gordon seph James Bogiorno and Robert Béatrice as the suspects. Extradition to Dakota County is hoping officials say all escaped charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ovens and Remsen
Arizona
Plymouth county
Frank Scholer
Nebraska
Oyens Remsen
Westfield
Remsen
Red Star Frontier
Ovens
Farmers Elevator Co
the
elevator company
Farmers Lumber Co
Johnnie's tavern
John Zieg
Le Mars
Al Hawks
Scohler
Elk Point
Vermillion
South Dakota
Harmony Lane
Sioux City
Phoenix
Edward L. Boyle
Gordonseph
James Bogiorno
Bluffs
Robert. E Béatrice
Boyle
Engler
Bofiorno
Hopkins
F. B
Bainiensihidoots
Dakota county
Yellow License Plates In 1961
The Iowa plate color tale continues with 1961 plates described as chartreuse by officials after debates over terms. 1960 plates were white and black with a white background and black numerals. An experiment with see at night plates in Polk County reduced rear end crashes, but reflectorized plates remain costly for statewide use. A Woodbury County marriage license was issued to Adair C Countryman and Ruth A Leonard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe-Post
Iowa
state motor vehicle department
Polk county
Russell Brown
consmoner
Woodbury County
Adair C
Countryman
Kingsley
Ruth A. Leonard
Pierson
Thomas couple marks 55th wedding anniversary in Akron
Mr and Mrs Frank Thomas of Akron celebrate their 55th wedding anniversary with an open house at their daughter and son in law Bill Popken's home north of Akron. Helen Schafer and Frank Thomas wed July 12 1904 at St Josephs Le Mars, daughter of Carl and Carline Schafer. They have seven children Lambert Carl Cordelia DeRocher Al Lea Raymond Regina Popken. Lea is deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Thomas
Akron
Nacf Studio
Le Mars
Bill Popken
Helen Schafer
St. Joseph’s church
Carl
Carline Schafer
Lambert
Sioux Ciy
Cordelia) DeRocher
Phoenix
Arizona
Lea
Raymond
Philadelphia
Regina) Popken
Thomas
Anna Thomas
Akron couple announce Phyllis Huebner engagement
Mr and Mrs Arthur H Huebner of Akron announce the engagement of their daughter Phyllis to Kenneth K Kinkler Blunt S D son of Mr and Mrs Hugo Kinkler of Littlefield Texas The couple plans a spring wedding
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur H. Huebner
Akron
Phyllis
Kenneth k K. Kinkler
Blunt
S. D
Hugo Kinkler
littlefield
Tex
Union 1934 Class Reunion at Ruth's Ivy Room
Members of the Union township consolidated school class of 1934 receive invitations for a reunion to be held Saturday evening at 7 PM at Ruth's Ivy Room in Kingsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union township consolidated school
pam
Ruth's Ivy Room
Kingsey
Divorces Granted in Cherokee District Court
Two divorces were granted in district court at Cherokee by Judge T E Klay. LaVern C Heesch obtained a divorce from Susan M Heesch on grounds of cruelty. Heesch, in the armed service, is a Marcus resident. Mrs Heesch lives in Seattle. Irene Opal Joy was granted a divorce from Orlan Joy on cruelty grounds. both reside in Correctionville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherokee
T.E. Klay
Orange City
LaVern C. Heesch
Susan M. Heesch
Heesch
armed service
Marcus
Seattle
Irene Opal Joy
Orlan Joy
Correctionville
Union 4-H Club Meeting At Kermit Fulton’s July 7 1959
Union 4 H members met at Ker mit Fulton s July 7 1959 with roll call on record keeping and a successful club tour. Billy Bell and Dermit Fulton led beef cattle care tips. A July 19 picnic was planned and Jim Eyres was delegated to tractor radio and nominated for county office. Jean Hamilton Terry Morton and Barry son reported on 4 H camp. Members filled fair enrollment cards. Kluvers co hosted. Reporter Scott Morton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Kermit Fultons
Billy Bell
Dermit Fulton
Jim Eyres
Jean Hamilton
Terry Morton
Barryson
Kluver's
Scott Morton
Prowlers Caught At Bassett Nebr
Sheriff Frank Scholer reported thefts from Joe Beck’s Bassett area farm two miles south and west of Hinton. Items include power saws battery charger drills and wrenches taken July 15 16. Two youths John Barnholtz and Don Hansen were held in Bassett and will be returned to Le Mars. some loot sold in O Neill and Atkinson. All items recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Scholer
Joe Beck
Hinton
Scholer
Mr. Beck
Bassett
Nebraska
John Barnholtz
south of Hinton
Don Hansen
Sioux City
Le Mars
Beck
O'Neil
Atkinson
Maple Harvest Near Westfield Signals Lumber Boom
Enoch Swanson witnessed maple trees being harvested near Westfield and loaded on freight cars. Westfield mayor Dwayne Kindig says the town is the center of the lumbering industry for the moment as Dubuque furniture manufacturers buy trees along the Big Sioux river to be shipped to Dubuque for processing into fine furniture lumber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westfield
Enoch Swanson
Mr. Swanson
Globe Post
Dwayne Kindig
Dubuque
big Sioux river
Milwaukee line
Northwestern line
Hawarden
Akron School District Filings Near Deadline for 5 Directors and Treasurer
Akron community voters must file by noon Friday for director seats in four districts and one at large, with nominations by July 17. Special election set for Monday July 27, 1959 to elect five directors and a treasurer. voting sites listed in Portland Johnson Westfield townships and Akron School Auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Delmar Gerrietts
Gail Hemmingsen
J. Thomas Kenny
Don “Bud" Lucken
Fred R. Cleasson
R. E. Tarvin
J. M. Gacusuna
Lois Klemme
Robert Pollock
Akron Register-Tribune
Globe-Post
Christine McCormick
Le Mars
Portland Township Hall
Portland Township
Johnson No. 3
Johnson Township
Westfield No. 7
Westfield Township
Fawn Dies After Mowing Accident on Flewelling Farm
A fawn hid in an oat field on the Wm. Flewelling farm in Union township last Saturday morning and was fatally injured when the oats were mowed. The machine could not be stopped in time, severing one leg. Young Mike Flewelling, who hoped to keep the fawn, was heartbroken by the necessity of killing it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flewelling
Union township
Mike Flewelling
Final Discharge for Robert Stanley Russell
The board of parole grants final discharge to Robert Stanley Russell, who faced a false check charge in Plymouth County after being charged on April 17, 1956. He was sentenced to the State Penitentiary at Fort Madison for more than seven years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
board of parole
R.W. Bobzin
Robert Stanley Russell
Plymouth County
Fort Madison
Will Head C. R. O. P. Drive Mounts Iowa Campaign
Rev Loren E Parman pastor of Union township Presbyterian church named Plymouth county campaign director for the Christian Rural Overseas program CROP He will meet county chairmen September 10 in Des Moines A large attendance is expected Kickoff for the November CROP appeal for gifts of Iowa corn The corn will be processed into edible cooking oil for overseas church relief ministries Rev Alverne Kincade of Le Mars named publicity director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rinrade
Loren E. Parman
Union township
Parmian
Alverne Kincade
le Mars
Merrill Town and Country Daze Brings Donkey Ball and Fireworks
A sudden rain squall paused Merrill Town and Country Daze at 4 p.m. then sunshine returned as crowds filled the streets. The Kiddie parade featured Cyndy Berner with a dog and Litzmann children pulling a wagon, while Donkey ball between Merrill and Hinton drew crowd humor. Fireworks followed, set off by Merrill firefighters, and the event was praised as well managed in a scenic amphitheater setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrill Town and Country Daze
Merrill
Mich olosky
Hinton
Cyndy Berner
Bill Litzmann
Mike
Tim
Jane
Timothy Hauff
Ann Weinheimer
Town & Country Daze
Darrell Phillips
Uncle Sam
Tom Braie
Francis Baker
Zorro
Mark Vermyilien
Craig Plans Brotherhood Fair Aug 3
The Biggest Little Brotherhood 4-H Fair in the World will be held at the Ball Park in Craig Iowa on Wednesday August 5 1959. Sponsored by the Brotherhood of St John s Lutheran Church the event showcases 4-H youth and their baby beeves with judges Mrs Alan Eich Le Mars and Ray Schweitzer Sioux City Iowa. Admission is 25 cents per person with under 12 free. rain date is the following day. Donations numbers 338 R 236 R or 618 for Goodwill Industries. The track will be in Le Mars Tuesday with calls before 9 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craig
Iowa
Brotherhood of St. John’s Lutheran Church
Plymouth County
Sioux County
Alan Eich
Le Mars
Ray Schweitzer
Sioux Cry
Goodwill Industries
Maintenance post at union school after Kowalke resignation
The Kowalke family moved from the union school teacherage to a farm in Stanton township owned by A. J. Heimgactner. The union school board considers applications for a maintenance man as Kowalke resigns. Mr dist walke has assisted with supervising hot lunches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Kowalke
union school
Stanton township
A. J. Heimgactner
union school board
Kowalke
distwalke
Friends Aid Schmidt Family In Grain Gathering
Friends of the George F Schmidt family helped with a large grain gathering today after the younger Schmidt, who handles the farm work, was hospitalized and unable to work. The combining bee took place near Struble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Schmidt
Mr. Schmidt
Hentges Haverkamp Wedding Printed With Photo
Miss Helen Hentges of Le Mars and Chirence J. Haverkamp of Remsen wed at St. Joseph's Catholic Church on July 18. The writeup and their wedding picture will appear in Thursday's edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Hentges
Le Mars
Chirence J. Haverkamp
Remsen
St. Joseph’s Catholic church
Family Reunion Picnic Draws Diverse Iowa Families
A Sunday picnics at Pier son Shelter house brought together numerous families from Stans City Moville Oyen Corpec tionville Tow and Anthon Iowa. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Glen Morgan and family Mr and Mrs Steve Obon and family Mr and Mrs Ben Holtgreve and family and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierson
Glen Morgan
Steve Obon
Ben Holtgreve
Stans City
Iowa
Say hehner
Betty
Harold Thompson
Kingstey
Tlewis
Andrew Morgan
R. Mersin
Moville
Verfebner
Robert Badgerow
Batelehner
Oyens
lowas
Moward Baker
Corpectionville
Tow
Merrill Frudrichs
Anthon
Towa
Vermilyea Car Missing in Merrill Area
Reports say two cars stolen Saturday night. One taken in Sivua City and towed near Merrill by Deputy Sheriff Jim Mertes. Minutes later a second car owned by Gaylen Vermilyen of Merrill was reported stolen. no sign of that vehicle. The deputy noted possible connection between the two thefts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sivua Ciy
Merrill
Jim Mertes baal
Le Mars
Gaylen Vermilyen
Mertes
Sioux County Farms Bring $137310 For 340 Acres
Three William Peiskisap Estate farms near Sioux Center totaling 340 acres sold Tuesday for 137310. Average price 402 per acre with per acre bids of 452, 352.50 and 398.50. Farm 1 of 120 acres sold to Marion and Al Brack for 452 per acre total 54240. Farm 2 of 2 acres sold to John Van Ravenswaay for 352.50 per acre total 35250. Farm 3 of 124 acres sold to William Gesink for 398.50 per acre total 47820. 20 percent down with balance March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Peiskisap
Sioux Center
Old town
Marion
Al Brack
Arend Kraayenbrink
Ate fioncers CHAT Bogaard
Hans Faber
Old Town Sioux Corner
John Van Ravenswaay
William Gesink
Kingsley News-Times Tells Em Off
The Kingsley News-Times publishes a subscription notice stating it will serve only bonafide subscribers and promising refunds for unexpired terms if customers cancel. It urges timely renewals by August and notes grace periods while acknowledging costly late copy and advertising hardships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingsley News-Times
Kingsley
Plymouth
Woodbury
Cherokee
The
News Times
H Vo Andersen
Ridiculous Days in City Post Advertisements
Several ads in this issue promote Ridiculous Days on Friday and Saturday with items sold at unusually low prices and free gifts offered by local businesses. The event stems from Thursday’s paper notes and mirrors a sale concept aimed at drawing shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciobe-Post
Police Court fines in city and state cases listed
In city cases Mayor’s Court fined Ronald Bohlke Le Mars speeding $8. Roger Schorg Le Mars speeding $12.50. Edward Bergenski Sioux City speeding $42.80. Don Miller Sioux City speeding $12.50. In state cases Harley Matheson Slows City permitting an unauthorized driver $10. John Curmans Wichita Kansas improper passing $15. Harry Olen Flint Michigan improper passing $15. Don Hriesen Rock Valley improper passing $5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Bohlke
le Mars
Roger Schorg
Edward Bergenski
Sioux City
Don Miller
Harley Matheson
John Curmans
Wichita
Kansas
Harry Olen
Flint Michigan
Don Hriesen
Rock Valley
SIS
Globe-Post clamped by phony subscription ring burst
A Le Mars Globe-Post report details a Teheran tied subscription scam tied to Simjian and Company. Inspectors found a phony order printed in bulk and sent to many papers, with the Globe-Post noting its own quality circulation and the Kingsley News-Times warning papers to discontinue bogus subs. Ted Thomas and Oltie Dobbert attended Elk Point Centennial in South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe-Post
Simjian & Company
Shahabad Street
Kuche Mohandes
No. 21
Teheran
Iran
Giobse-Post
post office
Globe Post
Simjian & Cumpany
Puzant Simjian
Kingsley News-Times
News-Times
Kingsley
Ted Thomas
Oltie Dobbert
Le Mars
Elk Point
South Dakota
Mr. Dobber
Edward Peterson
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Harold Beaulieu
Merritt
Sandra Kay
Laurence C. Yoerger
Charles Yoerger
Mrs
Richard Marvin Singer
Dorothy Louise Beach
rypasen KH
Nebr
Fawn
tenance
Leslie Peters
Chevrolet
Georgia Kass
Ford
Mice Paulsen
Norman Utesch
Merril
Vincent Hoefling
Edward Bush
Hentges
Haverkamp
Vermilyea
Jamal biblical
Jerusalem
Hanna Atallah
Le Mars Daily
National Editorial Association bulletin
molly
Janes
Globe-Post office
Oscar Asmussen
Globe- Post
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