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Newspaper

Le Mars Globe Post

Location

Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1956

Page

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Le Mars Fireworks Show Draws Big Fourth Crowd

Le Mars offers a free July 4 program at the Plymouth County 4-H fairgrounds with a flag raising, a Walmer Post Drum and Bugle Corps performance, and an American Legion reading. The 9 pm fireworks include large shells and will be followed by a military ball, a balloon dance at the armory, door prizes, refreshments, and music by Ralph Easton's band. Admission to the dance is 75 cents per person.

Le Martians Iowa Chamber of Commerce Plymouth county American Legion Walmer Post R. G. Parker Ira Vail Le Mars Le Mars armory Ralph Easton

Three Towns Declares Water Emergency In Drought

Hawarden Mayor Harry Lunkhorst proclaimed a water emergency due to hot dry weather and heavy use. Restrictions limit lawn watering to once weekly in six city sections, halt car washing, and ban unneeded water use until further notice. Fire safety measures suspend all water use during siren alerts. Local towns Remsen and Merrill call for conservation and aid for farmers with dry wells. A three ton air conditioner was installed at the Dorr Food Market.

Harry Lunkhorst Hawarden Newt Rush drouth Remsen Dorr

Heartbreak Hotel du Rat Stirs Up Heat

Northeast town residents fear ground leveling on railroad land east of Goose Creek and north of Club Debonair. They say the site will later become grain warehouses named Heartbreak Hotel or Rat House and Cafe Teria. Efforts seek city planning commission and council attention with talk of a court injunction.

Heartbreak Hotel du Rat Club Debonair city planning commission

Groetken family dominates Iown quarter horse show

The Phil Groetken family of Le Mars swept most prizes at the Iown show held June 20 at Husely bown. Barbara Groetken led overall with 28 entries in Western Pleasure. John Rogers won first in open cutting. Phil and Barbara tied for second and third in open cutting. The Groetkens also took top spots in Miss Barbara Groetken’s Miss queen candidate contest for Sioux Empire Rodeo at Sioux Falls. Barbara Groetken has been unbeaten in Western Pleasure across nine contests in Iowa and nearby states this year.

Phil Groetken Le Mary Husely bown Groetken Barbara Golditken John kd) Rogers Groethen’s Phil Groethen Barbara Groethen Barbara Groethen Le Mars Chamber of Commerce Sioux Falls Mos Barbara Groetken Paullina Moville Marshatown Hurley Adel Cedar Falls Iowa Valley Nebraska Minnesota St Paul St. Paul

Cope Koetke Wedding Vows Exchanged in Peru Nebraska

Miss Mary Alice Cope daughter of Mr and Mrs Guy Hope of Peru Nebraska and Martin Koethe son of Mr and Mrs Otto Koethe of Kingsley Iowa exchanged vows last Sunday at Coryell Park chapel Peru They plan to reside in Kingsley after the ceremony

Mary Alice Cope Guy Hope Peru Nebi Martin Koethe Otto Koetke dey Iowa Coryell Park chapel Kingsley

Trumbo Meyers Wedding at St Paul Lutheran Church

Sheryl Trumbo daughter of Mrs Donald Trumbo Atlantic and Dale Meyers son of Mr and Mrs Leo Meyers Atlantic united in marriage at St Paul Lutheran Church. Ceremony by Reverend Widebeck followed by reception, wedding cake and blue white decor with family and friends present from Atlantic Des Moines Clinton Bedford and Council Bluffs. The couple will live on their farm south of Atlantic.

St. Paul ‘Lutheran church Sheryl Trumbo Donald Trumbo Atlantic Dale Meyers Leo Meyers Widebeck Miss Claw Trumbo Dale Redinger Lincoln Nebr Res Vogessar Richard McDermott Altantic Atlen Clark Miller Benson King alyce Moore Atlante Marty ellar Columbus Charlotte Movers Robert Howerd Eldon Heiberg Dave Walliams Sern Trumbo Ross Seckman Clark “lille Harry Claston Misfred Christensen Calornade Miroo Mesers thei farm Des Moines Mats Clinton Bedford Luanda lowe

How The Globe Post Made It Rain In 1947

In the summer of 1947 The Globe-Post financed rain seeding over West Le Mars using a rented AT-6 plane. Pilot Wade Woodke and John F. Starzal released crushed dry ice through a camera hole, climbing to 21 050 feet to seed clouds. Rain began above West Le Mars, creating a quarter inch shower that drew mixed reactions from a farmer whose buildings were wet. The incident sparked a threatened lawsuit, though general rains followed later in the week with no attribution to the paper.

Ounenths Denver Globe-Post West Les Le Cares Alton Wade Woodke John F. Starzal Wells dairy John Stazal Wade West Le Mars The

Probst Infant Gerald Probst Dies After Birth

Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Probst died shortly after birth at Sacred Heart hospital on June 21 1956. Graveside rites were held at Calvary Cemetery Le Mars at 2 00 p m Friday June 22 with Witt gen Luedtke in charge. Surviving are the parents maternal grandparents Frank Rozman Sioux City paternal grandparents G G Probst Le Mars. Ray Harris of Ambler Penn visiting the Fristad home this week. Miss Kaye Fristad spent last weekend at Jefferson Ia for a college friends wedding.

Gerald Probst Sacred Hell hospital Calvary cemetery Le Mars Wittgen-Luedtke funeral home Frank Rozman Sioux City G. G. ‘Probst Ray Harris Ambler Penn O. E. Fristad Kaye Fristad Jefferson, Ia

Buck Willer Hurt In Freak Accident

Buck Willer suffers a painful injury at the freight depot while guiding a car into position. A cable snapped and struck him, sending him to Secred Heart hospital by ambulance. The extent of his injuries is not yet known.

Brands (Buck) Waller Secred Heart hospital Spadias PSO p.m Willer Takers ambulance

Lucken Demands Direct Spur to Akron in Highway Map Row

J Henry Lucken urges a direct extension of State Highway 3 and 5 into Akron Iowa to connect with South Dakota Highway 48. He accuses county supervisors of underfunding West County roads and calls for immediate action by the State Highway Commission with maps and documents.

J. Henry Lucken Akron Cliff Noble Nelson Iowa S. 1 South Dakot County Board of Supervisors America THERFORE State Highway Commission South Dakota Le Mars

Akron Commercial Club Resolution on Highway Route

Akron Commercial Club leaders certify a resolution urging extension of State Highways 3 5 to connect Western Plymouth County. The document notes planned hard surfaced roads from State Highway 12 east to a contingent county road, contingent on a routing extension. Signed by Wilbur Tucker Ramon Jespersen Harv Nelson Cyril Larssen Arden Brown and Akron officials.

Plymouth County South Pkikote Akron Iowa Akroan fe Mars Plymouwth Wilbur Tucker Akron Commercial Club Ramon Jespersen Akron Commerland Club Harry Nelson Cyril Larssen Arden Brown Ramon lespenen Harv Nekoan Cah Latgen Allen VanderHelm Dale Sypherd

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A reader letters page discusses Iowa politics with Governor Hoegh threatening militia use and comparisons to Eisenhower era showmanship. It critiques campaign signaling, cites past governors Turner and Eisenhower, mentions a Le Mars rally, and notes a Denver water project talk set for June 29 at Le Mars High School Auditorium.

Lea Hoegh Dan Turner Le Mars Turner K. company Iowa National Guard water developement corporation of Denver Colorado Le Mars high school

Blockade on South Highway 75 Sparks City Meeting Threats

Disgruntled Le Mars merchants facing a prolonged highway widening standstill threaten to press city council for action while barricades remain. Estimates say about seventy five people lose livelihoods as paving was torn up weeks ago with no construction progress. A contractor’s paving machine was used on the concrete apron in front of Le Mars Fruit & Grocery causing store shelves to shake and clerks to restack items.

highway commission Le Mars Roge” Rogers chamber of commerce Mr. Rogers E. Krage Rogers Le Mars Fruit & Grocery

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