Society notes mark a weekend gathering in Le Mars
Le Mars Globe-Post reports a family gathering at John Hart Sr. home featuring Mr H C Graff, Mrs Gen Schipper of Sheldon and Mr and Mrs John Hart Jr with several guests from Spencer and Mer. Various clubs held meetings and social events across Le Mars including Swiss settlements, Contract Club, and Mothers Club. Linda Ahrendt celebrated her seventh birthday with friends. others hosted dinners and sewing circles while a Young People assembly centered on molding the future in Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LE Mars Globe-Post
Aen
H.C. Graff
Spencer, Mer
Gieon Schipper
Sheldon
John Hart Jr
John Hart Sr
Gen Schipper
Masonic Temple
le Mars
Eastern Star
Clara Hahn
Ben Hahn
Mabel Steele
Sioux City
Jerry Lauters
Mothers Club
William Fenholt
Elmer Atwood
Fenhott
British Isles
Ein
Globe-Post
Mt. John’s American Lutheran Church
Lorraine Hanon
Mins Hanson
Judd SteDougall
Linda Kay Ahrendt
Carl W. Ahrendt
Royal Theater
Ahrendt
Linda
George Mauer
Viiting
Sall
Wernl Hall
Pima Daeschner
J J. Johnson
Thunday
Hher Son
C . Johnson
Spencer, Flows
Mrs Johnson
de Johnson
Fo Johnson
Mortensen
Shirley
Carlyn Utesch
Dorothy Ron Gerricis
Harold Albert
Janice Becker
Plymouth County Rural Young People’s Club
Tulns
Iowa
Ames
Girl Scout Birthday Celebrated On NBC Show
Girl Scouts and scouting trends featured on NBC daytime radio with Bob Hope on March 20. Troop 3 advances toward Ten Derfoot, flying up ceremonies after a penny hike and Carmel apples treat by leader Mrs Harpenau. Troops 7 and Gale showcase badges, plants, crafts, and a Brownie story. Margaret Alesch bakes a green and gold cake with 41 candies. Lot. Ann Lucey elected troop reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Hope
NBC
Harpenau
Carmel
Marva Jean Dreeszen
Ardyth Frerichs
Elaine Harms
Lynn Hartter
Marlyn Johnsen
Joyse Kuch
Dianne Ludwigs
Michaele Patterson
Karen Peek
Karol Pech
Judy van Miaasaem
Marlene Mallenc
Mrs. Sieverding
G Ale
Margaret Alesch
Lot
Ann Lucey
Assembly Lady Michael Hosts Rural Youth Club Banquet
State President of the Boys 4-H Clubs from Westfield presided at a banquet in Ames on Saturday night for the Rural Youth Club. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Floyd Blakely Mr and Mrs Lanes Nuss and other local 4-H members from Phamounth County Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Michael
Westfield
Lows
Gre
Ames
Phamounth
Floyd Blakely
Lanes Nuss
Plovde Brown
Fom
Obituary of Albert Sauer of Sioux City details life and death
Albert Sauer of Sioux City died March 14 after a lingering illness at 76. Born May 5 1876 in Keystone Iowa he moved to Le Mars as a youth and ran the Sauer Prust wire store in the current Clasen building before the family left in 1908. Survived by daughter Alina Duke. wife Rose predeceased him. Funeral Tuesday at Cathedral of the Epiphany Sioux City 9:00 am burial Calvary Cemetery Te Mar under Perasso funeral home. He was a longtime Elks and Eagles member.
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Albert Sauer
Sioux City
Sauer
Keystone
Iowa
le Mars
Sauer-Prust
Clasen
Rose Snyder
Hell
Funeral service for Mrs Meta Reichel in Le Mars
Mrs Meta Reichel born September 18 1875 in Germany died March 16 in Le Mars at age 77 grave services scheduled for March 19 at Christ Lutheran Church Grant Two with Rev Rich ard Fruhhling officiating. Burial at Christ Lutheran cemetery. Survivors include son George Reichel granddaughter Mildred Kluver great grandson Larry Dean Kluver two brothers John and Fred Rohlfs. She was a charter member of Christ Lutheran ladies aid society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meta Reichel
2Nd Ave. N. W
le Mars
Christ Lutheran Church
Grant Two
Richard Fruhhling
Christ Lutheran Cemetery
Mauer Funeral Home
Meta Johanna Rohlf
Germany
United States
Sones County
Lews
Plymouth County
Herman Reichel
Larry Dean Kluver
John
Fred Rohlfs
Tena Oloff
Mary Maloney
M. J. Rohlfs
Will Rohlfs
Harm Rohlfs
Reichel
Grant
Christ Lutheran Ladies Aid Society
Mauer i Fungeal
Berendes Fined and License Revoked After Plea
Henry Berendes appeared before Judge BR. G. Rodman on a Saturday in March on a charge of operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. Berendes, 46, entered a guilty plea, was fined 300 dollars, and had his driver’s license revoked for 60 days. An appeal bond was set at 300 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Berendes
BR. G. Rodman
Berendes
New Car Entries from Le Mars Dealers Highlight 1950s Models
Readers note a list of classic vehicles from Le Mars dealers including Daryl Molten 1983 Ford Roy Jennings 1952 Dodge Drivia Witt To Mars 198% Hudson W BL Fitzpatrick 1953 Plymouth. The scattered detail suggests a local inventory or sale notice with multiple names and models.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daryl Molten
le Mars
Ford
Roy Jennings
Dodge
Drivia Witt
Hudson
W. BL Fitzpatrick
Plymouth
Accidents Reported Near Le Mars and Remsen
Several crashes reported in the area this week. At about 10:25 a.m. Sunday March 15 a Stony Bay No.4 driven by Robert Coover passed a car driven by Dr. M. Hayden of Marcus and slid into Hayden’s car on a slippery highway. Another crash occurred Saturday March 24 at 12:50 p.m. on Central Ave and Jth Streets when Ray Dominick’s 1951 Plymouth collided with Jerome Hellman’s 1941 Ford, damaging fronts and rears. On Highway 33 north of Le Mars a 1941 Chevrolet driven by Frank Gober collided with a Sioux City car. no injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remsen
Stony Bay No .4
Robert Coover
M. 2D. Hayden
Marcus
Hayden
Central Ave
Jth Sts
Ray Dominick
Jerome Hellman
Dominick
Hellman
Highway 33
le Mars
Frank Gober
Sioux City
Birthday Party for Mrs Berkenpas Reported
Mrs Bill Berkenpas was reminded of her birthday at a Wednesday gathering March for a large group of relatives and friends. Guests included Mr and Mrs Bill Plueger and Joyce Mer and Mr Pred Plueger and Stanley, Art Berkenpas family, Don Berkenpas family, Towell Schulz Patsy, Bill Olson Calmer Olson Roy Phueger family, Henry Pluenger, Gil Berkenpas, Mitchell Zoerink and sons, Henry Berkenpas Harry Weber Elmer Child Donna Judy. Berkenpas served lunch and guests departed at midnight wishing many more birthdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Berkenpas
Bill Plueger
Joyce
Mer
Pred Plueger
Stanley
Art Berkenpas
Don Berkenpas
Towell Schulz
Patsy
Bill Olson
Calmer Olson
Roy Phueger
Henry Plueger
Gil Berkenpas
Mitchell Zoerink
Henry Berkenpas
Harry Weber
Elmer Child
Donna
Judy
Berkenpay
Ambassador quartet to entertain Central High students
The University of Minnesota group will perform for Central High School students at 2:30 PM on Wednesday afternoon March 18 at the high school. Local notices promote roofing and lumber services and feed delivery from E. F. Nelle Lumber & Coal Co. and LY Nelle Lumber & Coal Co. offering cattle self-feeders delivered for $290.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LY. Nelle Lumber & Coal Co
E. F. Nelle Lumber & Coal Co
Ambasador
University of Minnesota
Central High School
American Legion and Auxiliary Meetings Scheduled
The American Legion auxiliary regular meeting will be held Tuesday March 17 at the Legion Hall with three reports on the agenda. The County Legion and Auxiliary meeting will take place in Hinton Thursday March 19 in the evening. Card of Thanks to all who offered comfort and help after the death of Herman Renken. Special thanks to Rev Frankling and the choir for music. Mr and Mrs Herman C Renken and children. Select Clinton Oats offered for seed. O W Weidauer. Mr and Mrs Earl Love returned home from a two month trip to California and Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iwan Schultz
Danny Westergard
Howard Collins
Barney Campbell
Trewarer
Ivan Schultz
Stanley Rohlfsen
Melvin Gearke
Federated Clubs
St. Johns American Lutheran Church
George Abels
Earl Love
Clara Frolhey
American Legion Autiliary
Legion Hall
County Legion and Auxilitary
Hinton
Herman Renken
Freukling
Herman C. Renken
Clinton Oats
O. W. Weidauer
California
Florida
Conflicting Views on Europe War Outlook from Allied Generals
A report surveys statements from General Eddy about readiness in Europe, General Ridgeway predicting Russia could reach Paris in 30 days, French General Juin claiming 23 days, and British General Fuller calling the outlook unreal. The mix underscores uncertainty over NATO military prospects in Europe.
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H.R. Gro
Europe
Eddy
U.S. Army
Ridgeway
NATO
European “Arms
Russia
Paris
Juin
Rusia
Fuller
NATO unity and German role spark Western European tension
The piece decries weak NATO resolve without German forces facing a potential Russian threat. It notes German French disagreements on troop commitments and cites British reactions to US-China trade standoffs. It contemplates historic patterns of European profit driven patriotism amid broader transatlantic strain.
Loan to Napoleon Driven by British Banks
The piece argues British bankers lent about 15 million to finance Napoleon despite a looming Britain Napoleon conflict. It claims 6 percent interest was paid by American taxpayers, while the capital was burned in Washington. it condemns British aid to Communist China and links to Korea, urging pursuit of 6 percent interest on vast U.S. tax dollars.
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China
Mao
Napoleon
Europe
Britain
United Staes
Korea
Paid Off At Fhamburg Dayal Any Birthday Milestone
A note recalls Dayal Any who recently turned 96, marking a rare personal milestone amid a long career context. The piece hints at historical events and company changes dating back to 1915, noting a long-serving tenure.
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Fhamburg
Dayal
Deans in DRT Transfer Real Estate Parcels and Sums
Transactions listed include John Ryse and Margaret transferring W 427 ft of Lots 5 6 Johnson Frosts and others sub danion of NY NE 10-91-46 for 1.00 to Eldon A Lake and Ellen Lake. Bernard Van Rockel buys SW NY NEW 24 92.45 and strip 1 rod on West side of S44 NEY 1 Sq rod NW corner SEY 24-92-45 for 72 000. Opal E Coates sells all interests in SY 21-91-44 and NEW 25 92-46 to Ralph Gabel. Additional transfers involve Eva M Brown Ethel G Rowe and others with 1.00 sums and various fractional interests in NEY 22-92-47 WY SW 23-92-45 and 24-92-45. Further sales list DD Woolridge to Roberta Hall and Dont Jaster Lasanne to Herbert and Hilda Boettger with 1.00 sums in NW NW 28-92-46 and SE OU.
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John Ryse
Margaret
Eldon A. Lake
Ellen Lake
Johnson
Frost
Bable P. Blaine
Bernard van Rockel
New
Ney
Sey
Opal E. Coates
Ralph Gabel
Eva M Brown
Ethel G Rowe
Ethel J. Rowe
Lindall
Woolridge
Annette
Roberta Be. Hall
Jaster
Lasanne
Herbert Boettger
Hilda Boettger
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Sonthia Brown
Ray Brown
Mareh Tith
Mro
Harold Barnable
John Dann
Cherokee
Lawrence Langenhormt
Theresa Feller
Ray Haruman
Frank Helm
Sions City
Helm
Saca
RC Korff
Korffs
Herman Korff
Harington
Neb
Hartington
Roc. Koeff
Fred Hamann
Margaret Ann
Earl Shooks
Sylvester Borohormt
Mee Anderson
Larrabee
Cole Danichon
Swix
Fred Utech
Frank Scholer
Eightsome Club
Fnday
James Bowers
Nine Club
Ivan Schulte
Melvin Engtebrecht
Moe Wn
Dianne Maviose
Susan Tregenme
Mir
Harold Rembe
Joan
Jere
Liaus City
Ben Reelis
Jack Frenchs
Heck” Stele —Proprietee
le Mons
Girl Scouts
R. Y. P. Assembly
DuMont
DuMont TV
Evertone
Freedmane
DuMont Television
Nemmers
Pontiac
Ottesea Leat
del Monte Finer Foods
Faye
M. Reichel
Dalia
Americas
Secon
France
Bocam
Hitler
Addy
MEW Memorial
Monroe
Lodge
Club
PTA
Church Street
Colfax
Ats
Iowa City
Sioux City, Iowa
Gene Sherman
Northwest Iowa Cooperatives
Plymouth Cooperative Oil Company
Plymouth Electric Cooperative
U.S. Royal Tires
U.S
Lifewall
U.S. Royals
Blaue Oil CO
le Mars, Iowa
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