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Newspaper
Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1953
Page
5
Ervin Harms named executor in a probate notice published in The Le Mars Globe Post on July 20, 27 and August 3 1953. The document identifies Morse Heooineman as attorney for the estate and dates of filing.
Miss Janet Harrison wed Eugene Lamers in a July wedding at St John s American Lutheran Church Le Mars with 175 guests. The couple, both from Le Mars, will reside on a farm after a Town lakes honeymoon.
Executor appointed by the District Court of Plsmouth County Iowa on July 17 1953 for Gerhard Harms deceased. All interested persons must present claims legally authenticated to the court for allowance and payment is to be made to the undersigned.
Locals report strong demand at Pew's for used cars with Wilbur DePree noting additional bargains planned but not yet in today's paper. He invites readers to view the Thursday ad or visit Pew's. DePree added that a Creameries of America Beatrice Foods merger was approved by stockholders, with stock exchanges and streamlined operations planned, affecting no Le Mars plant for now.
Community items include Mary Herman and Marian Von Hagel in a Saturday noon event, Nellie Wells Beauty Shop closure, and local radio and weather notes. A storm disrupted Riverside area service, a Korean-bound son of Henry and Mrs. Schiesser is reported, Connie VerHoef named Miss Iowa hopeful, and local atlas misattribution noted. Camp plans from St Johns youths and W C T U meeting announced with picnic.
Seney area residents share visits and home projects from Le Mars to Primghar. Varying travel, hospital stays, and family moves anchor the week with transfers to Wichita and Denver, plus a collision in Sioux City and repairs on a pump platform.
On July 27, 1983, the District Court of Plymouth County Iowa appointed Mary Harpenau executrix of the estate of Joseph Harpenau deceased. All persons indebted must present claims by law. Published in Le Mars Globe Post July 27 and August 3 and 10, 1983.
Mrs. Roger Lammers and her son Glen from Morningside visited over the weekend with her aunt and cousin Mars. Eleanor Williams and her daughter Joyce were also present for the gathering.
Plymouth County listings show multiple sellers from Akron Le Mars Remsen and Westfield with steers hogs heifers sows and lambs priced from $23.00 to $27.35 per hundredweight across 15 to 53 head lots, top figures noted for Wednesday auctions. Sioux County entries from Alton and Sioux Center include steers hogs and lambs with prices ranging to $26.50 per hundredweight and top Wednesday markers. several consignors are listed with weights and totals for the day.
The Union Henry 4 H club opened with Darlene Pettebaum presiding and 1353 members present along with 3 visitors Glenda Bain bridge Clifford Pick and Ronnie Sanow. Jimmie Eyres spoke on Why Does a Roof Blow Off and Gary Tullis spoke on Braces for Farm Buildings. Jimmie and Gary reported camp updates as delegates. The club plans meetings at members homes with the next in Jerry Meister’s residence. Reporter Bette Bainbridge.
State Highway Commission representatives met with the Town Council and won permission to erect a 92 by 36 foot face tile garage with attic on the former stock yard site. Construction to start in September, finish by December first, with showers and modern employee amenities. Attendees included Mr. Clement Ames Mr. Huxtable Sioux City and Eugene Cook district engineer. Dust nuisance on Highway 33 through Alton was discussed with Mrs. Cook stating details about the Inose gravel.
Several homeowners on Second Ave voiced objections to a new building site in a residence district. Martin Dykstra, spokesman for residents, objected to snow fence storage on Commission ground due to health concerns from dust. The council overruled objections and granted the permit with water and sewer connections.
Globe-Post runs a weekly Monday anagrams game. Five random names are mapped to numbers A to Z, then readers decode to find if their name matches a number in the classified section. If the name appears at Globe-Post within a week, a free ticket is awarded. No phone calls accepted.
1939 Ford Tudor priced to sell. 1941 Harley motorcycle with new rings for 150 dollars. We work on all makes. We appreciate your business. Herb Singer, mechanic.
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