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Newspaper
Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1959
Page
4
Dear Food Editor writes about a lost recipe called Never Fail Pie Crust. the writer claims it used eye sulk and lemon juice and produced the crispest crust, asking the editor to publish a similar recipe if available.
The text lists a pie crust recipe with seven cups sifted flour one half cup lard egg milk and lemon juice plus salt and lemon. It mentions a pastry blender and its price and notes a local church ceremony following a wedding with Mrs Wormley teaching in Sheldon and Dougherts purchasing stock from a local service company in Sioux City.
Sioux Center and surrounding residents faced varied penalties in Sioux County Court. May 20 hearings included a stop sign violation by Martin Kuiken Howard Kiel, a $4 fine and costs. May 23 appearances covered muffler defects for Atlin J Sandhulte, $200 fine and costs, Odean Edwin DeJong, $500 fine and costs, and speeding for Steven J Stopak with a $1700 fine and costs. James J Dieckhman faced a $300 fine for rear lighting violation.
Westmar college unveils its summer program with speakers including Jeanne Kalas president of Westmar June 4 8 40 am coffee. Bishop Herminger of Minneapolis June 23 9 08 am. Anthony Kelly Sioux City singer. a July 2 Camp Farthest Out conference. final session with Walter Park state mental hospital Cherotee August 5 9 30 am. A psychology seminar will be offered in the evening program next fall.
Supt Ro Groom announced the Ireton Public School and Junior High staffing for the September opening. Co Superintendent Robert C Groom and Gavan Larsen lead social studies and PE with several grade teachers named across 1st to 8th grades. High school students will attend Hawarden for classes.
Announcement of forthcoming marriage between Mrs Manan Wormley of Kingsley Ta and William J Dougherty of 400 26th Street Sioux City. Wedding planned at a local church on a date to be announced.
Marcus and Samuelson family members mark their sixth wedding anniversary. The Samuelsons plan a three month European tour including Sweden and the Netherlands. Samuelson, 77, remains bright and witty as he and his wife Thesa look forward to travel after his retirement from Carmel Lutheran Church in 1957. The church later merged with Nazareth Lutheran Church.
Numerous residents plan moves within Mars and surrounding towns. Byrne Motor Transport from Le Miar relocates to Mround. Mr and Mrs Bee Lambert move to a new home on 01 ath Ave 9 FD. Mr Tambet engines for the lows Publiy. Mr and Mrs Verne Neman sell their 6th St home and relocate to E30 Central Wwe. Dr and Mrs Floyd Ro Sartwall move from Portland Oregon to 407 Central Ave NW.
M J Roesers observe their 40th anniversary with a June 4 ceremony at St Joseph’s Church. The couple married April 4, 1924, in Pon Nehriski and later settled near Pe Mars, rearing three children Posten Mis Yarn, Brain uw Vincent, and a fifth child.
The Lion Caw Journal reports an automobile crash on Highway 78, north of Hinton Vi, with two passengers hospitalized in serious condition. Donald Fincene and Benichek were named involved parties. investigation noted by Garry C. West and local authorities.
A study of automobile operating costs shows Plymouth County drivers face high fixed charges and per mile costs. The AAA analysis cites annual expenditures around 514,656,000 for local cars, averaging 12 cents per mile for 10,000 miles yearly, with gas, maintenance, and insurance shaping the total.
Authorities, including Deputy Grimesey and Highway Patrolman Welc, tracked a vehicle during a disturbance near a bank on the road. A passenger named Piers Ferey was ejected and the car was destroyed while Mate Mesius recovered debris from the wreckage.
The Grant Line Grant H club held a meeting on April 130 at Paul Ahrondts home. The president opened with the pledge to the flag. Members chose Nigel Vath and Col Beltelypicher to attend camp Miark Nigel and Vath Docting were named for a team demonstration. Jim ARinienan selected for Short course. A tour will be in June. Meeting adjourned and a track was served. Reporter Geraldine Kiemme.
Fragmentary notice shows a contract involving Franny Homme to Teomud H with a price of 16500 dollars and a date notation 1-93-44. contains inconsistencies and unreadable segments but indicates a real estate or agreement transfer need.
The W W Vets plan their regular meeting at Plymouth County barracks No PSO TM veterans works ward on Wednesday June 3. The Ladies of the Auxiliary will meet the same evening with reports on the Dipatcient convention. Northwest Iowa Punatte reports good news. Henry Eidbiink quartermaster.
A long obituary fragment details the death of Miss Winthilda Hoenn mh farmer and mentions survivors including a husband two sons a mother three sisters and other relatives. It notes burial in St Tobns Luthor cemetery in the Henntish family plot with service and church events described. Several names and local figures are listed along with church and civic notices and upcoming memorials and travels of relatives.
Private Donald D Renken 23 son of Mr and Mrs John A Renken Route 4 Le Mir Iowa recently joined a two week training maneuver by the 3rd Armored Pavilion at Widflecken Germany. The exercise tested combat readiness of division units as part of NATO defense efforts in Europe. Renken entered the Army in March 1945, trained at Fort Hood Texas, and arrived in Europe last September. His wife Glena resides in Struble.
Le Mars residents gathered for Memorial Day activities at the Dennis Club and Le Mars High School. Guests included several local and out of town families such as Mrs Emmure Hutchler of St Paul and Mr and Mrs Rudy Berg of Webstar City, with various social events, dinners, and a commencement reception following ceremonies.
The Thursday Dinner Club held a dinner meeting at the Elks Club on Thursday evening with hostesses Mrs J Killuas Mrs Werren Hauff Mr Robert Jacobs and Mrs James Kelley. The contract was played after dinner.
Reports from Rochester Minnesota hospitals note Mrs Gus Herbst underwent major surgery at Rochester Methodist Hospital. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Cyr of Granville at Sacred Heart Hospital. Several patients were discharged or admitted at Akron and Sacred Heart hospitals including Murry Beth Juken, Mebin Camp, and Emmett Holton family. A woman, Mrs Dewes Bender, sustained a shoulder fracture last week.
Jim Carlson of Standard Brands says local grocers will introduce a new margarine in July with free coupons and newspaper ads. The product, made mostly of unsaturated fats, is marketed as a cheaper spread than butter and tied to corn crop markets. regulatory wording limits butter usage in advertising.
Don Peterson of Sargent Bluff won the top event with 24 of 25 targets. Don Schmidt of Le Mars followed with 23 of 25. Lang Heuerts of Joe Mars and Jon Marquis of Martens tied for 20 of 28. A later shoot was noted to begin June starting at ? o'clock with more winners listed and June event plans.
Mrs Belle Kist Word is recused after leaving her Florida home on Monday. Services were held at Oven I on Wednesday. Numerous local friends attended including Mrs Caleb Gortan and others. The article lists many residents visiting and traveling between Minnesota Iowa and California.
Friday visitors at Mrs Clifford Eyres' home included Mrs Ad dion Ketle and Mrs Bert Lemon of Councy Bluffs, and Mr and Mrs Rich Pierce of Omaha. Gene Brucher returned to Turkey after a US Army Corps of Engineers assignment. Le Mars golf course flooded late weekend with water receding. New Deal pool rose about 2 feet but no damage reported. A court order in State of Iowa vs Clarence Verdourn placed the youth with Plymouth county juvenile officer pending good behavior. ten months of sentence suspended. Divorce petition issued for Geraldine F E Woods and Grover Franklin Woody.
Harold and Mrs Rees of Merrill announce the engagement of their daughter Ardythe to Orville Steese son of Mr and Mrs C A Steese of Butterfield Minnesota. Ardythe is a Merrill High School graduate and both families attended Grace Bible Institute in Omaha Nebraska this past year.
Ireton prepares for a new business named Fred and Harold Radio and Re‑Part shop to open soon in the Paul VanderHam building. Fred Hountrop and Harold Veer, of Sioux City, will relocate and redecorate the interior for the June opening after Sioux City schools end. Mrs VanderHam and Mrs Veer will assist in the adjacent lunchroom. the Veers plan to move into the upstairs apartment. Plymouth County Barracks No 1507 Veterans World will hold its regular meeting June 3 1959 with auxiliary members same evening and a report on the Department Convention is promised. Lunch after the meeting offers a short, community update.
The Sioux City Air Base chapel hosted the second wedding of Mrs Carol Jean McKee, daughter of Clyde and Mrs Ko McKee, to Airman Richard Dale Locy, son of Lawrence and Mrs Lowy, on May 23. Chaplin Theodore J Klemhans officiated before an altar decorated with baskets of gladiolias, with Mrs James McClellan as organist and Douglas Burke as soloist.
Frank Scholer reported that the Adjutant General's Office in Des Moines contacted his office about local flood conditions. They heard flooding began Sunday and was subsiding. He said other weekend conditions were quiet. Nearby residents and businesses noted relief efforts and local community figures, including Lenox and Stover, amid the spring flood period.
Extended family circles enjoy weekend gatherings at Le Mars Merri and Worthington, with Roger Susan Walsh visiting Lake City and Merri relatives. Commencement honors at Cherokee and Le Mars high schools include Marilyn Brooker and John Laux. Guests from Dearborn Michigan and Worthington Minnesota attend celebrations as Elwood Gray hosts a buffet for Ora Gray’s 49th anniversary.
LWangen and family of Sioux City and California relatives visit over the weekend. Vernon f Orban, a former Gibbe-Post ad man now with Town Talk, in Musclesy. Calvin Christian Reformed Church Vacation Bible Classes start June 19 for school age children. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Hagar and Cheryl move to Hartley Iowa for work. Memorial Day weekend visitors include Chester Glaser and family from St Paul. A state officers workshop at Furst Baptist Church on June 2 at 10 am with potluck to follow. Clyde Beastman returns from California.
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