Soon Joe Hawks Will Have New Name and Same Spirit
BeMarS Joe Hawks end season after loss to Bulldds with a 22-5 record. Eastsiders rename and regroup for new school while seniors reflect on defense, scoring pace, and tournament play. Larry Kennedy led with 95 points in 25 games as the season wraps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Hawks
Invincible Spirit
John Fisch
Bullddgs
BeMars Joe Hawks
Nest
Eastsiders
Cage
Tornament
sAlton Public
Remac
Fort Dodger Corpus Chrate
Central
le Mars
Remen
Marcus
Merl
Emmetsburg
Lurclesood St Mary’s
Cntire
Hawks
St. Joe
Theis Pase
Dioces
East Siders
St Joe
Mrny
Larry Kennedy
St Joe Hawks Basketball Season Review
The article details St Joe Hawks players and season highlights with scores for Marvin Tangell Tom Kelly Blut er Hall Schnepf Reuter Dreckin and Sheehan, noting strong shooting and rebounding, upcoming track plans, and thanks to supporters and the Globe-Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erish
Marvin Tangel
Hawks
Tom Kelly
Jack Bluter
Don Hall
Hlinks
Karl Schnepf
Ron Reuter
St. Joe
Ron
Tom Dreckin
Abe
Br Tom
Tom
Hull
Jim Sheehan
Mike Dull
Dick Weber
John Braun
Bud Kurth
Pat Kennedy
Globe-Post
Garber
Unclear OCR item from 1961 sports ledger
Fragmentary record shows numbers and names including Wiltgen Ready Mix Lukens Chiara Owen Suumon Grosery and Lovely Drug with mentions of high single game and team totals. No clear event or outcome is present. content appears to be a misread sports score or ledger entry.
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L. M. Wholesalers
Wiltgen
Lukens
Chiara Owen
Suumon Grosery
REE
Lucilleers
Lovely Drug
Westmar Plans Policy Meeting For Athletics In Davenport
Westmar College officials Profess or Eldon Danne and President D O Kime attended a Davenport meeting to craft policies for fair competition across the four major sports. Thirteen Iowa Conference colleges discussed remaining in the league, with divisions for six and seven schools. Westmar has option on football and plans to field teams in all four major sports, despite football being a lingering issue. A key point is preparing for Westmar's football recruiting for the coming season as the conference allows some schools to omit football next year. College students held a Date Week poll to crown the most handsome and winning students, with a banquet planned at the College Church next Friday. Berns Luther chairs the Programs Committee for Date Week activities.
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Davenport
Profesor Eldon Danne
D. O. Kime
Westmar College
Iowa
Westmar
Noth
Earry
Westavar
Miss Berns Luther
Swan Song by George D. Hagar Writings Recited at Remsen Funeral
The Remsen Bell-Enterprise reports funeral services for George D. Hagar, a Le Mars contributor who penned poems and editorials. Pallbearers from Remsen and Le Mars attended at St. Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church, with interment in Remsen cemetery. Hagar is noted for writing a poem titled The Other Side about crossing to the afterlife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remyen Bell-Enterprise
George D. Hagar
Bell-Enterprise
Remsen
Burton Parriott
Joe Johnson
M. H. Niggeling
Ed Stellingwerf
Marty Kramer
Elmer Singer
le Mars
St. Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church
Paul Wuebben
Mr. Hagar
Geo
Iagar
Under Doctor's Care in Akron Area Hospitals
Walter Johnson, former proprietor of Johnson's Care, left last week for a veteran's hospital in Sions Fath for spinal fusion. Clarence Branch returned from Sacred Heart hospital with an appendectomy. Frederick Budd Phillips of Kemsen is at St. Joseph Mercy in Sioux City after major surgery. Mrs Phillips assists at home as her husband Mr A J Custer handles the Philips household. Mrs Anna Oakes of Westficht and Allen Moffatt near Akron are in Akron hospital. Beverly, daughter of Lyle Ragan near Akron, is ill. A son was born to Mr and Mrs LeRoy Pick of Akron on February 20 1953. Mrs Viola Tang 39 Merrill Ta fractured elbow Sunday. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Donald Anthony on February 1X at Sacred Heart hospital. Judy welcomes her. Mrs Anthony is grandniece of Mr Anna Null.
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Walter Johnson
Johnson's
Veteran's Hospital
Sions Fath
Clarence Branch
Sacred Heart “Hospital Bist
Frederick Budd Phillips
Kemsen
St. Joseph Mercs Hospital
Sioux City
Merrill
St Joseph's Mercy Hospital
Donald Anthony
Saday
Sacred Heart
Judy
Anthony
Anna Null
Le Mars Area Hospital Notes Feb 27 to Early March
Several local residents and visitors receive hospital care or have medical events. Michael Grubb of Kingsley is admitted to the Methodist hospital in Sioux City February 27. A son is born to Mr and Mrs Walter Schteis of Le Mars at the same hospital. Others include Mrs J W Jungers of Hospers injuring herself with boiling water, Mrs Joan McCain of Kingsley convalescing from appendectomy, and Mrs William Detloff returning from Snow City hospital after three weeks. Several Remsen and Moville residents undergo surgeries or are treated for ailments at Sacred Heart and St Josephs hospitals in Sioux City.
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Joan McCain
Kingsley
St. Joseph Hospital
Sioux City
Blizeard
Dickison
E. Hauser
Lynn
Avery Thomson
Moville
William Detloff
Snow City
Phil Kreig Jr
Phil Kreig
Sacred Heart Hospital
Jimmy
LeRoy Nichus
Remsen
John Gaden
Red Heart Hospital
James Muller
Henry Schierhart
Jo Ann Schuster
Joe Schuster
Renscn
James C. Rosy
Row Motor Co
David Ros
Sylvester, Rubberman
St. Joseph’s
Catherine Keffeler
James Roepke
Air Force To Inventory Of Its Reservists
The United States Air Force orders an inventory of non active duty Reservists in Le Mars Iowa area. Major General Harry A. Johnson announces a special interviewing team will operate at the Commerce Building in Sioux City. Reservists are notified by mail and asked to provide civilian occupation dependents and health data to match Air Force Specialty.
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United States Air Force
Air Force
le Mars
Iowa
Harry A. Johnson
Tenth Air Force
Selfridge Air Force Base
Michigan
Commerce Building
Nebraska Street
Sioux City
Air Force Reserve
I 1
Bax
Girl Scout Council Adds New Members and Meeting Set
New Girl Scout Council members include Mrs F C Bendixon Mrs Al Clark Mrs Ivan Schultz and Mrs Paul Hurd. A council meeting is scheduled for Wednesday March 4 at 8 p m at the Legion Auxiliary Hall. Troop 7 hosted a Valentine party for mothers on Tuesday February 17 in the Central High School activity room with Alyce He as entertainment chair and Janice Webern as refreshment chair. Officers for February include Zelda president Patty secretary and Laka treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.C. Bendixon
al Clark
Ivan Schultz
Paul Hurd
Girl Scout Council
Legion Aux-liary
Central High School
Alyce
Wanonah Clark
Pe MecFarling
Melody = Montgomery
Kathryn Pelton
Ihr
Seen Szhiv
Janice Webern
Zelda Bayler
Patty Durr
Maarlene Fretichs
LaRie Grosenheider
Janice Si
Mrs. Conway
Zelda
Patty
Laka
March 12 Girl Scout Birth Ware and Pre Easter Gift
Mrs Wille's Brownie Troop presented a pre Easter gift to mothers by planting narcissus bulbs now blooming. The group toured Twin Beauty Shop with stylist Joha Alesch and hair demonstration by Jim Irein en. Attending girls included Margaret Alesch Ann Fisch Sandra Timmins Carol Hurd Barbara Kass Lois Ann Lucey and Mary Vander Meer.
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Ehso
Margaret Alesch
Ann Fisch
Sandra Timmins
Carol Hurd
Barbara Kass
Lois Ann Lucey
Mary Vander Meer
Scouts Celebrate Cub Scouts 43rd anniversary gathering
Cub Scouts marked the 43rd anniversary of Boy Scouts in America at the February Pack meeting. Den No 7 led the opening flag ceremony with Mrs Roy Petemon and Den No 9 featured Mrs Ful Moir in a program portraying famous Americans. Tom Vander Stoep Dennis McDougal and Steve Brodie joined in a candlelight initiation, Den No 6 presented, Den No 4 earned the Honor Flag for highest parental turnout, and 1953 registration fees were announced to Den Mothers Lary Peterson James Rock and Jerry Blakely.
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Cub Scouts
Boy Scouts In America
den No. 7
Roy Petemon
den Moth
Den
Ry Esch
Ful! Moir
Jim Golden
Mot Johansen
O. J. Chicoine
Tom Vander Stoep
Dennis McDougal
Steve Brodie
den No. 6
Neil Shive
den No. 4
Lary Peterson
James Rock
Jerry Blakely
Wedelos badge ceremony marks Cub to Boy Scout rise
Ping's highest rank the Wedelos badge awarded after a ceremony with Gordon Whelan cub master Aric Bomgaurs scoutmaster of Troop 184 and Bob Whelan senior patrol leader of Troop 184. Awards were given ten days later by Cubmaster Gordon Whelan and Committeeman Dr. C L Hagen.
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Ping
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