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Newspaper
Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1954
Page
2
Le Mars Globe-Post notes a local post office matter under act of March 3 1878 with publisher F Starzl and editor G Starzl. Subscription rates listed at 2 a year in various Iowa counties and Unione. foreign rates per postal tables. Billing irregularities are joked about as never billed for past due subscriptions.
Open letter addresses senators and representatives urging firm action against admitting Peiping Regime to the United Nations. The writer criticizes a Ohio senator for proposing withdrawal if the regime joins, urging unity and decisive stance against Russia and the invisible government.
A 1954 letter from Terry Muthatl in the Cleamwater Sun argues that the Bricker Amendment will save the United Nations by protecting liberties from treaties while condemning the United Nations press and urging a midwestern gathering to defend constitutional government. It targets Alger Hiss and calls for political action to oppose globalism and preserve American sovereignty.
The Bahai National Assembly says the H-bomb is a manifestation of the inescapable destiny overtaking mankind in a statement received by Mrs. Henrietta L. Kroll of Perry Township. The note recalls Baha'u'llah, founder of the Baha'i Faith, and his warning about civilization's seed of catastrophe nearly a century ago.
Journal notes recount Ott Loudenlager and others connected to Le Mars baseball, old Le Mars Greys players, and local social scenes. It covers family ties, possible relatives of players, Bahai statements on peace, and various Sunday visits, weddings, and community events around Le Mars and surrounding towns.
A string of social visits and gatherings described from Orange City and nearby towns includes Maurice Tom Swarns and Walter Van Roekel visiting in Sioux City, a farewell party for Howard Hoorsma of Oak hind California at the Bob DeHaan home, and multiple local residents seen at band concerts, birthdays, and Sunday suppers in Sheldon Le Mars Pipestone Independence and Hawarden areas.
A Le Mars fire engine answered a noon call at the Alfred Schultz farm six miles south and one mile east of Le Mars. Fire of undetermined origin destroyed a wash house and burned the northwest corner of the residence, but firefighters saved the house. Damage estimate unavailable. A free dance in Brunsville on July 28 farewell for Mr and Mrs Bill Fisher and Frank Morris.
A Le Mars bakery cook Peter A. Vander Meer impresses vacationing anglers with hearty manly dishes. He notes freezing improves cakes and lists favored meals such as baked ham slices and savory pork chops, detailing a pork chop skillet method and a baked ham with onions and mustard.
Instructions describe making stuffed pork chops with dressing from dry bread crumbs eggs salt pepper and nutmeg, placing dressing in pockets, dipping in flour, and baking. A chopped onion may be added. A tossed salad by Mr. VanderMeer uses shredded lettuce tomato onion salt vinegar and oil mixed and served immediately.
Former Burke Bros Live Stock employee J F Schafer writes from Burke, Iowa, recalling early days and baseball in a column mix. The note arrives amid abundant correspondence about Morsels From Olla Podrida, inspiring material for future installments.
Perry Center visitors from San Francisco and James share meals with Ferguson and family near Hinton. Mr and Mrs John Vondrak return from St Joseph hospital Sioux City. Harold Roberts welcomes a daughter at St Joseph Mercy Sioux City. Jerry Vondrak hosts bridal and hardware showers for Helen Tucker and Jerry Dean Vondrak. Ernest W Knapp and Fay Knapp guests travel from Canada via St Louis.
Rev Raimond Bjork leads Adaville Sunday program with a 10 am Sunday school and 11 am worship. Doctor John Dowd speaks at commissioning for Miss Milner. Pot Luck at noon and 8 pm Vesper service. Mr and Mrs Otto Bjork listed as attendees.
Sterling ML guests at Rev Bjork home and multiple visits by Lemars, Sioux City, California, Kentucky residents. grain cutting underway with rust in outs. Several outings include family picnics and church events. Akron post includes job change and trailer living. First National Bank of Arion marks fiftieth anniversary with open house and gifts to long-time customers.
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