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Newspaper
Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1957
Page
2
A dense church page lists Trinity Lutheran and Grace and other congregations. It includes Sunday services at 8:43 and 10:40, Bible school sessions, Mission Festival plans, youth meetings, choir rehearsals, and confirmations. Pastors mentioned include A Meyer and Bergman, with events at Akron, Marcus, Stone Park, and South Sioux City.
The Trestty Lutheran Church union holds a closing program for Vacation Bible School on Friday June 14 at 8 00 pm featuring Walter Teague presenting Aunt Lillie Goes to Town. Admission 25 and 30 cents. In addition a Trinity Sunday service is scheduled for June 16 with divine service at 10 30 am and Sunday School at 8 15 am. A large group of local families and residents attend daily activities and a total of 150 children participate in the two church school program.
Traffic guidance notes mention Frontier Service on Highway 75 with a Mars Iowa connection and a listed phone number 400 1. The fragment implies a local advisory or service feature for motorists.
Adaville and Keystone residents visit varied family homes over the weekend. Guests include Mrs. Lewin Albertson Mrs Ulmer Brown John Nemahk Terry King John Bryant Marcene Brown Cathie Rosenow Ardith Musser Judy Nelley Judy Kenny and Alma Alfred staying with Cyril Montagne. Jefferson’s Gordon Gaery also joined Sunday dinner and evening visitors.
Freton area residents list weekend guests and travels including Afr and Mrs Milton Wells and LeRoy Gould of Sioux Falls. Verne Amundson and children from Wisconsin-Dells. Midred Van Rockel and Marlee Van Driel at Pel la Christian Endeavor convention. many relatives and friends visiting in homes of Wells, Reid, Coons, Parker, Oaken, Westra, Herwynen, Juffers, and others. a number of residents journey to Minneapolis Omaha Denver and Chicago for visits and events. several children and grandchildren noted in care of family occasions and hospital postings.
About twenty six girls and four H leaders from Plymouth County attended the District 4H Girls Camp at Lake Okoboji June 4 to 6. They studied basketry health recreation swimming and outdoor cookery with two county girls chosen each year to participate.
John Peterson a 70 year old former Globe-Postmaster publisher and Sioux City Journal market editor, suffered a slight heart attack on June 3 and rests at St. Joseph's hospital. He served in K Company I N G in the Mexico chase of General Villa.
An elderly man, Mr Cunningham, suffered serious injuries including a broken wrist and crushed shoulder after a mishap while en route to a family reunion. An ambulance took him to Le Mars, with relatives reporting he appeared incoherent. Rail officials are gathering information, and an older army tragedy involving his son looms in the background. Three sons and two daughters survive. his wife had died years earlier. The incident followed speculation over a lost ticket.
Westfield notices report William Cunningham of Springfield Missouri death at home and prior drug store ties in Westfield. Friends extend sympathy to George and Mummel families of Akron and to Henning Hanson’s family. Miss Joan Welch returns from St Joseph hospital in Sidua City. Sympathy offered to Claudia Homer and family on husband’s passing. Goodwill truck planned for Westfield July 1st with donations to Mrs A W Hummel. Garth Homer of Cuango Park California attends funeral. Frank Mackey’s father Albert of Esk Point SD dies. Instead of the regular Ladies and meeting on June 2nd.
A 3 30 luncheon for ladies of the Osborn 28 of Sioux City and church and community in the social Loren Coleman who gave his ad room of the Congregational church dress at Pascagoula Mississippi Those wishing to attend call Shir ley Mansfield 3857 There will be a charge of 75c Jerry Chapman who has been a student at Iowa State College at Ames the past sea arrived home this week Jerry will work for J P S this summer Sam Chapman was graduated from Wayne State Teachers College last week He ex pects to teach this fall The young men are sons of Mr and Mrs T K Chapman Mrs W L Smartz returned Sunday from a 10 day visit with her niece and her husband Mr and Mrs Dide Sparry of Fort Dodge Miss Renee Mazvinsky returned lase week from Oklahoma Univer siy at Norman Oklahoma where she has been studyiqg the past year Miss Mazvinsky will spend part of her vacation with her par ents Mr and Mrs Edo Mazvinsky Le Mars Granville Le Mars defeated Granville in a Legion junior game here 7 to 3 Pitchers Bindner and McCoy each struck out nine Le Mars 200 111 2 7 36 Granville 119 OOF 0 3 4 Card of Thanks My heartfelt thanks to all who extended comforting sympathy and help in our recent sorrow Special thanks to the Brunsville communi ty as to all those who brought pantry supplies For the beautiful service floral offerings and other kindnesses I am deeply grateful Mrs T M Harms Mr and Mrs Edwin Fick and family returned home Sunday after spending a vacation in Washington D C and Arlington Virginia They visited their daughter Judy who is employed in Washington and accompanied her parent home to spend their vacation with them
Esther Circle of the Woman's Association of Christian Service hosts Ruth Circle for a salad luncheon at the Methodist Church with new names Esther Circle becoming Lydia Circle and Ruth Circle becoming Docas Circle. Officers elected include Chairman Walter Nussbaum and Mrs. True Byrne, plus secretary and treasurer posts. The Le Mars Assembly of Haunt on Girl met at the Masonic Temple with Georgia Hoorneman instated and Renee Mazvinsky visiting from Oklahoma University. Lions Club members view Lawrence Schroeder's antique 1904 Buick after luncheon. A license to marry was issued in Sioux City for Evelyn.
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