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Newspaper
Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1954
Page
7
The June 1 meeting of the Lincolnettes 4-H group included a painting study and a talk by Neva Lang. Mentorship by Karch Lang was noted and fined. The event focused on group activities and preparing for future sessions.
The article outlines facts about a notable painting and its painter, notes Rally Day discusses, and announces Neva Lang’s appointment to participate in the Youth Exchange program. It also mentions plans for a cam- context minor.
A county office campaign for Joan Schoenrock was discussed along with the fair. Members, including Janice Lukean and Neyla Lang, demonstrated furniture finishing topics and chair pads. Future meetings are set for July 6 and June 14. a discussion on social security and farming appeared amid talks.
A garbled tale notes two men near 65 who avoid payroll by hiring a violin teacher and an astronomy tutor, each paid $300 monthly with social security taxes remitted. The bank cancellation leaves the pair with only tax costs, illustrating a flawed view of early retirement benefits.
Alton Park Commission reports vandalism in city parks. Molesters drove into park areas damaged lights and caused other harm. City council notified, offenders face heavy fines. parents warned about damages by youths. Parks to be policed to protect paths kept for public use.
The Globe-Post staff will start a nine day break from July 3 to July 12 with a skeleton crew maintaining essential work. A back shop air conditioning system may be installed during the period to improve print quality by controlling humidity and comfort, aiding faster, better presswork for the upcoming editions July 5 and July 8. Advertisers are advised to note changes.
Delegates Virgil Knorr and L J Belk with other church leaders from Akron Chatford Le Mars Hawarden and Dubuque prepare to attend the Iowa District Convention of the American Lutheran Church in Dubuque June 21 25 The Wartburg Theological Seminary hosts marking its centennial with Dr Bernard Holm as president and Dr HW Siethes preaching the opening sermon on the convention theme.
The Iowa and Midwest Lutheran convention schedule features Dr August Engelbrecht of Wartburg Seminary delivering Bible Hour teachings on Amos and Dr Bernard Holm presenting Modern Trends in Ecumenicity. Delegates from Columbus Ohio to Omaha Nebraska join with Drs Henry Schuh Raymond Vogeley and G P Krebs for sermons, seminars, and a centennial observance on June 23 at Wartburg’s site in Dubuque. The event closes Friday with remarks by Dr Julius Hohensieck and presiding official H W Siefkes. Also noted is obituary and funeral details for Marienau of Ireton, marking his service as a pharmacist and church member with family tributes and a cancer fund collection.
William August Marienau, age 90, died at his home on 90R Sid Ave SE on June 7, 1954 after a nine month illness. He was a longtime resident of this city and is survived by relatives. Services will be announced by the local funeral home.
Dollar days bargains at Penney's feature cotton shirts and Santorized blue chambray work shirts priced at 1.00 with short sleeves and full cuts. June 23 and 24 in Le Mars. Iowa teenage delegates including Donna Petersen head to East Lansing for the Iowa Association of Future Homemakers of America Central District Conference June 22 to 25. Baccalaureate and graduation at St Olaf College notes Carol Jemeno earning cum laude and planning to teach in Alden this fall. Local updates include Mr and Mrs Russell Jacobs visiting Le Mars, Darrel Berkenpas serving in Korea with the 24th Infantry Division. 1200 pairs of women's panties also advertised for 1.00 on Wednesday and Thursday.
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