Moving Day Shifts Hit Many Farmers in March
March 1 moves noted in Globe-Post files affecting numerous farmers. List includes Kenneth Gaumnitz Merril to Le Mars Rt 1, J Kennedy Jr Le Mars to Hinton Rt 1, Roben Dennler Le Mars to 335 4th Ave, and many more transfers across Le Mars Merrill Kingsley Hawarden Remsen Sioux City and other Iowa towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mainy
Globe-Post
Kenneth Gaumnitz
Merril
le Mars
J. Kennedy, Jr
Hinton
Roben C. Dennler
EL le Mars
Merrill
Iowa
Carl H. Dalton
Kingsley
Anna J. Kruse
Jennings St
Sieur Cuts
Silvius Ruden
Paul Parry
Melvin Bainbridge
John Treptow
Minatuare
Nebraska
Fred Ronsick
Rudy Schulz
Rte
Joe Branagh
Hawarden
Axe
S. Wildrian Pennings
Maurice
Paulina
Towa
Albert Husain
LaVonne Schmidt
Everly
Marvin’ Bonnes
David Ave
Sioux City
Alva Rollins
Westfield
Akron
Ralph Peebles
Irelan
Reo
Struble
Jerry Treinen
Remsen
Osens
al Dirks
Wendell
Minnesota
Dyersville
Everald Nichus
le Mats
Donald J. Vondrak
Fred Livermore
6Th St. S. W
Woodstock
Minn
Fred Spies
Charity operetta Return Voyage at Westmar High
A charity operetta Return Voyage will be staged in the Westmar College high school auditorium Tuesday at 7 45 pm. Proceeds go to the general palsy fund cancer fund and March of Dimes. Script by Hom Bala music by Lavy Das with Browhs hits and selections from Ger shwan Kern and Herbert. cast includes Peg O Leary Dan O Leary Jill Captain and family members with an orchestra and soloists under Larry directed.
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Associated Studens of
Westmiar College
Gerernal Palsy Fund
Beat Fend
Cancer Fund
March of Dimes
Hom Bala
Westmne
Lavy Das
Socal Insience
Westmas
Charmaine
Stardust
Country
Gershwan
Jerome Kern
Victor Herbert
America
Poa
Dan O'Leary
Pego
Dan
Uber
Pee O'Leary
The
Janet Nate
Preston Township Plat Drawings For Atlas Listing
Engineer drawings of Preston township plat for the Washington and Johnson lots have been reviewed by landowners at the Globe Post office. Interest holders are urged to view the map this week to ensure parish property is accurately listed when the atlas is printed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington and Johnson
New Plymouth
Girl Scouts Celebrate Birthday Nationwide Event
The Girl Scouts of Le Mars join Sister Scouts across the nation in a birthday celebration of Girl Scouting. The organization marks forty one years since Juliette Gordon Low founded Girl Scouts in Savannah in 1912.
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Girl Scouts
le Mars
OU. S
Juliette Gordon Low
Savannah
United States
Le Mars Market Report Snapshot
Market notes from Le Mars show prices for corn, oats, wheat and flax. Grain types include Keans Burley, heavy hens, roosters, and straight eyes. a No. 1 peg designation appears among listings.
Girl Scouts Promote Civic Involvement And Handicap inclusion
The article notes 45 000 Scouts participated in a national vote campaign aiding baby care in homes and polly efforts. It mentions over 300 troops nationwide including girls with handicaps, with Le Mars hosting 17 troops, 190 members, 17 leaders and 20 members on the council guided by Mrs. Herbert Floyd. It also invites Preston township landowners to view a new property map at the Globe Post office for two weeks.
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United States
le Mars
Herbert Floyd
Preston Township
Globe Post Office
Mrs C Miller Mig 9 Catherine Miller Dies in Hawarden Area
Catherine Miller died at her daughter Mrs Joe Tentinger's home near Hawarden. Funeral services will be at St James church Saturday at 9:00 a.m. She will lie in state at Luken's Funeral Home until services.
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Catherine Miller
Joe ‘Tentinger
Hawarden
St James Church
George Smith Rites Held for Local Resident of Kingsley
Funeral services were held for George Smith a retired rural mail carrier longtime resident of Kingsley for 59 years following his death in a Cherokee hospital on Tuesday Community members gathered to honor his service and long residency
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George Smith
Kingsley
Last Rites for Kingsley Resident Mr Smith
Burial followed a 2 p.m. Thursday service at the Methodist church in Kingsley. Mr Smith, born March 25, 1866 in Rounds England, came to the United States at age seven with his parents, lived first in Buffalo New York, then Kingsley where he stayed until death. Surviving are wife Jane, daughters Ruth Harrod and Eunice Blackston, and sons Ralph George Clyde and Max, with funeral arrangements by Dickison Funeral Home of Kingsley.
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Kingsley
Mr. Smith
Rounds
Eng
United States
Buffalo
N. Y
Ralph
Mount Vernon
S. D
George
Oakland
Calif
Clyde
Max
Burbank
Dickison
Mrs Miles Reints Dies After Lingering Illness
Mrs Hilda Cobbert Dobbert was born in Brown County Wisconsin on August 13 1870. She moved to Le Mars Iowa in 1913 with her husband Miles Reints and the couple celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary recently. She died at Sacred Heart Hospital on Wednesday March 1 after a long illness. Survivors include Miles Reints two sisters Mrs J Brandstetter of Le Mars and Mrs Matilda Berner of Santa Ana California and brothers W C Dobbert of Le Mars and August Dobbert of Pomona California. Funeral services will be held Saturday March 14 at the Mianer Funeral Chapel in Le Mars with burial in the city cemetery. Mauer Funeral Home in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Reints
Sacred Heart Hospital
Hilda Cobbert
Brown County
Wisconsin
Plymouth County
Stanton Township
le Mars
Miles
J. Brandstetter
Matilda Berner
Santa Ana
California
W. C. Dobbert
August Dobbert
Pomona
Mianer Funeral
Mauer Funeral Home
Margaret Keliher dies after illness at Sacred Heart
Margaret Amelia Keliher of 19th Ave Wisconsin died at Sacred Heart hospital on Tuesday March 10 after a three day illness. Born August 15 1874 at Nagunna Michigan to James H and Mary McGillicuddy Keliher she lived in Te Mars most of her 79 years. Surviving are brother James Keliher and sister Mary Ann Keliher who had lived with her. Funeral Friday March 13 at 9:30 am at St James Catholic Church with Rev L Lavete officiating burial in St James cemetery under the direction of the Luken funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Amelia Keliher
19Th Ave
Sacred Heart Hospital
Miss Keliher
Nagunna
Michigan
James H
Mary McGillicuddy Keliher
Te Mars
James Keliher
Mary Ann Keliher
St James Catholic Church
Rev. L. Lavete
St. James Cemetery
Luken Funeral Home
Mrs Petersen Passes At Hawarden Hospital In March 1953
Mrs Jens Petersen of Merrill died March 9 1953 at Hawarden hospital after five weeks illness. Born Emilie Wettstedt March 25 1878 in Germany she married Jens Petersen October 34 1895 in Merrill. Funeral Friday March 13 at 2:00 p.m. at St Johns Lutheran Merrill with burial Hillside Cemetery under Luken Funeral Home Le Mars Rev J D Brinkman officiating. Survivors include her husband.
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Jens Petersen
Miercill
Hawarden
Emilie Wettstedt
Christian
Fredericka Wettstedt
Germany
Merrill
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Hillside Cemetery
Luken Funeral Home
le Mars
J. D. Brinkman
Obituary for Mrs Petersen of Le Mars area
Mrs Petersen dies leaving six grandchildren and nineteen great grandchildren. Survived by two sons Herman of Lake Benton Minnesota and Albert of Merrill and five daughters Anna Amelia Clara Emma Ella. Daughters are Mrs Pete Johansen Mrs Eugene Harrson Mrs Ainsworth Lang Mrs William Coddington and Mrs Leland Spies. Two brothers Edward Osmond Nebraska and Frank Omaha and one sister Mrs Proc Harris Sioux City. Pallbearers are six grandsons Leonard Harrison Robert Petersen Larry Petersen Marvin Johansen Jens Johansen and Robert Harrison. She served as president of the ladies and at St John s church for fourteen years.
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Herman
Lake Benton
Minn
Albert
Merrill
Anna
Pete Johansen
Amelia
Eugene Harrson
le Mars
Clara
Ainsworth Lang
Emma
Walliam Coddington
Rolfe
Iowa
Ella
Leland Spies
Merril
Edward
Osmond
Nebraska
Frank
Omaha
Proc Harris
Sioux City
Leonard Harrison
Robert
Larry Petersen
Marvin
Jens Johansen
Robert Harrison
George H. Bunt dies after long illness in Le Mars
George Henry Bunt of 439 2nd Ave N E Le Mars died at home on March 10 after a 24 month illness. Born September 1 1886 in Le Mars he lived there until 1917 then near Tripp SD returning in 1931. He married Maude Elizabeth Nicholson November 16 1911 in Le Mars. Funeral March 12 1983 at Mauer funeral home with burial in city cemetery. Survivors include his wife four sons one daughter 98 grandchildren and a brother. He was preceded in death by his parents and a half sister.
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George Henry Bunt
2Nd Ave. N. E
le Mars
Mr. Bunt
Tripp
South Dakota
Maude Elizabeth Nicholson
Mauer Funeral Home
City
Maude
Clinton George Bunt
Granville
Lestie Thomas Hunt
le Mics
Wallace Edwin Bunt
India
Clifford Fred Bunt
Chicago
Ilinois
Avis
Max Prayice
Thomas R. Bunt
Hartley, Iowa
Mrs Earl Orr dies after long illness in Akronta
Mrs Earl P Orr lifelong Plymouth County resident died Tuesday night at Community hospital Akron ta after three months illness. Born October 23 1901 in Liberty Township she married Earl Orr July 14 1919. Survived by daughter Mrs Evelyn White of Anchorage Alaska two grandchildren and seven brothers among others. funeral Friday 1:30 pm at Nelson Berger chapel with burial at Memorial Park Sioux City. Church service by Adaville E U B and Baptist pastors. Pallbearers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl P. Orr
Merrill
Plymouth County
Iowa
Akronta
Liberty Township
Earl Orr
Evelyn White
Anchorage
Alaska
Mira
Mary Helm
Vancouver
Washington
Carrie Barnes
Harrold
So. Dakota
George McLardey
Sioux City
Henry F. Husted
Hawarden
Arthur Husted
Hinton
Benjamin
South Dakota
Walter
Soldier
Earl
Hudson
Dakota
George A
Hutchinson
Minnesota
Wesley
Battle Creek
Nelson- Berger
Virgil Schichle
Adaville E. U. B
Dan Peterson
The
Baptist Church of Akron
Memorial Park Cemetery
Clark Tyndall
Elmer Braune
Charles Rosenow
Dennis Hecht
Francis Bauerly
Jerry Attrill
Adaville
E. U. B. Church
Stephen Hodgson obituary from Le Mars area
Stephen Hodgson aged 90 of Kenmare North Dakota died Sunday afternoon in a hospital after a period of illness. He was born in England. Funeral plans and complete obituary details are being prepared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Hodgson
Kenmore
N. D
England
Immigrant farmer dies after years in North Dakota hospital
The obituary notes a man who arrived with parents in 1862 and settled from Fort Dodge Iowa to Plymouth, Palo Alto, Kenmore North Dakota. He farmed, worked in Kenmore hospital, and died there. Survived by two sons Lyle and John, one daughter Mrs Ruth Brown, a brother Joseph Madison of California, several nieces and nephews.
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Fort Dodge
Iowa
Plymouth County
Palo Alto County
Kenmore, N. D
Cal
Kenmore Hospital
Lyle
John
Ruth Brown
Joseph Madison
Rapon
California
Pes
Robert Houlgson
John Dempster
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