Le Mars Globe-Post Notice of Publication Details
Le Mars Iowa paper lists publication office in Le Mars and wartime style schedules. It shows twice weekly issues from 34 Central and subscription rates by county and state regions with auto renewal terms and no delinquent billing.
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le Mars
Iowa
R. EK. Starz
R. GC. Starzl
Hailor
Central Ee M. E
Plymouth
Saux
Woodbury
Cherokee
Owland
Union
South Dakota
Le Mars club meeting recalls grooming, demos and plans
In Le Mars Glote-Past Iowa on Monday March 23 1959 members presented color schemes and a demonstration by Diane Reichling making Hangers with cup hooks for belts. A sweater storage box demo by Patty Marx and Marilyn Rolling was shown. Jean Gengler and Paty Marx were elected for grooming roles. The next meeting will be at Jean Gengler’s home April 23. Reporter Jeanette Scheitler.
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le Mars
Iowa
Diane ‘Reichling
Patty Marx
Marilyn
Jean Gengler
Paty Marx
Jean Genglers
Donna
Jeanette Scheitler
Births listed for Akron Des Moines area and beyond
A series of birth notices from early 1959 announces new arrivals including a son to Harold Jannntzthal and a daughter born at Akron hospital on March 12 1959. Further births include a son to Richard E Der of Bronsville Iowa on March 14 1959 and a daughter to Al Yan Holtz of Akron on the same date. Diane Marie Detterman born March 9 1959 at Sioux Valley Memorial Hospital Cherokee weighing 6 pounds 4 ounces with siblings and grandparents named. Ramela Joyce San named February 11 with Torrance California parents and Remsen grandparents. Tena Marie born to Capt Randall Renker Montgomery Alabama. siblings Robin and Michael. Also a daughter born March 21 1959 at Lutheran Hospital Sioux City Iowa to Clarence Held Hinton Iowa.
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Harold Jannntzthal
Irl
Treton
Jaws
Akron Hospital
Richard E. der
Bronsville
Iowa
al- Yan Holtz
Akron
Leo’ Detterman
Paullina
Ramela Joyce
David
Donald
Jerry Steck
Torran- 32
Calif
Anna Klosterfan
Remsen
Ered Renken
Capt
Randall Renker
Montgomery, Alabama
Tena Marie
Robin
Michael
Sioux City, In
Lutheran, Hospital
Clarence Held
Hinton. In
Marionette Club Meeting Notes and Skating Party Invite
The Marionette club met at 7:40 PM at Donna Feicher's home. The treasurer's report and minutes were read by Barbara Meis. Roll call and project discussions followed. The Fredonia Farmerettes invited the club to a roller skating party in Orange City on Saturday March 21 with Marilyn Rolling giving a talk.
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Donna_Feichers
Barbara
Meis
Fredonia Farmerettes
Orange City
Suray
Marilyn Rolling
Watershed Tour Shapes Sioux Woodbury County Plans
Representatives of Gam Creek and four other watershed areas in Sioux and Westfield townships toured Woodbury County watersheds on March 9. They observed varied stages of construction and aimed to visualize future watershed program outcomes. A follow up meeting was planned to form formal watershed groups with help from Plymouth County Soil Conservation District. Accomplishments include follow up Farm Plan contacts for Frank Williams Perry township and Oscar Swanberg Elkhorn township, and terraces staked for Belmer Banks Sioux township and Waltee Dirks Portland township.
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Gam Creek
Sioux and
Westfield Township
Woodbury County
Plymouth County Soil Conservation District
Frank Williams
Perry Township
Oscar Swanberg
Elkhorn Township
Belmer Banks
Sioux Township
Waltee Dirks
Portland Township
Katharine Spies of Merrill Dies After Lingering Illness
Katharine Blecker Spies of Merrill dies after a lingering illness at home. Born November 24, 1877 in Ponca Nebraska, she lived in Merrill for with Melbourne area farm years prior. Married to George F. Spies in 1899, he preceded her. Funeral pending, burial Hillside Cemetery Merrill. Survived by daughter Fern Spies and two sons Dwight and Lelind Spies, plus one grandchild and two other relatives. Guests from Sioux City visited the Miller home Sunday.
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Katharine Spies
Merrill
Katharine Blecker
Ponca
Nebraska
Melbourne
Plymouth County
George F. Spies
Muller
Mars
Hillside Cemetery
A. B
Glen Noble
Fern Spies
Dwight
Lelind Spies
Tiwo
Engagement Announced for Marilyn Blum and Gene Hewit
Miss Marilyn Blum daughter of Mr and Mrs Gilbert Blum Remsen Jons and Gene Hewit son of Mr and Mrs Albert Hewit Akron announce their forthcoming marriage The bride to be is a Remsen St Marys High School graduate and employed by People’s Finance Co of Sioux City Iowa Hewit a graduate of Akron High School has two years in service and works at Hawarden Radio Shop The wedding is set for April at St Marys Church Remsen at 11 o clock
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Marilyn Blum
Gilbert Blum
Remsen
Jons
Gene Hewit
Albert Hewit
Akron
Remsen St. Mary's High School
People's” Finance Company
Sioux City
Lews
Hewit
Akron High School
Presen
Hawarden
Our St. Marys Church
In Court Maude M Cumauns Seeks Attachment In Plymouth Ct
Maude M Cumauns of Virginia petitions the district court for law and order attachment against Don F Fredett not a Plymouth County resident. She seeks to attach an inheritance Fredett received from the estate of Mrs Gunhild Johnson to satisfy a $2,000 note. The inheritance stems from a home owned by the deceased in Akron.
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Maude M. Cumauns
Virginia
Don F. Fredett
Plymouth County
Gunhild
Johnson
Akron
Liberty Vote Continues Across Township School Districts
Voters in multiple townships will participate in selecting the new community school district. The plan assigns specific townships to designated district schools such as Fredonia No. 3, Grant No. 5, Johnson No. 4, Marion No. 5, Plymouth No. 5, Preston No. 7, Stanton No. 5, and Washington No. 3. Le Mars Independent voters will cast ballots at the Central school building in Le Mars.
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Elgin
Flgin
Fredonia
Schoo
Grant School
Grant
Johnson Township
Liberty Township
Liberty
Charles Rosenow
Marion School Township
Marion No
Plymouth School Township
Plymouth No
Preston School Township
Preston No
Stanton School Township
Lincoln Township
Sutton
Stanton No. 5
Washington Township
Washington No. 3
le Mars Independent School
Central
le Mars
No Fire At Bowers Office Smoke Fills Central Ave Office
No damage occurred at Adrian Bowers office at 41 Central Ave SW after a furnace malfunction filled the space with smoke around 930 this morning. Fire crews checked the area and found no active flames, with conditions cleared and investigations underway.
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Adrian Bowers
Central Ave. S. W
Furnace Check Prevented Major Fire After Coffee Break
Mr Bowers discovered a filled office upon return from coffee. The furnace heated to trigger the thermostat shutoff and smoke cleared. The furnace was inspected. a fire alarm activated and firemen responded, but no fire occurred.
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Mr. Bowers
Train damages truck trailer at Le Mars crossing
Ben Borchers driving a four axle tractor trailer owned by Al Kurtzhal collided with a northbound train at the 4th Street S. W. crossing near Dairy Queen. The train prevailed. Borchers escaped serious injury while the trailer suffered no damage.
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Ben Horchers
al Kurtzhals
4Th Street
S. W
Dairy Queen
Borchers
Borders
Liberty Honor Roll for Liberty Cons High School
The honor roll for six weeks at Liberty Cons High School lists seniors Ruth Crow, Coletta Hecht, Deanna Trometer. juniors Peg Geisler, Donald Yoerger, Stanley Yoerger. sophomores Pat Geisler, Ronald Burkett.
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Liberty Cons
Ruth Crow
Coletta Hecht
Deanna Trometer
Peg Geisler
Donald Yoerger
Stanley Yoerger
Pat Geisler
Ronald Burkett
Police Court Fines in State Cases at Mayors Court
Lakeland Florida resident Harold Moore paid 7.50 for failing to stop at a stop sign. Stillwater Minnesota resident Gregory Ker, 7.50, and Manitoba Canada resident Stanley Siler, 7.50, charged with stop sign violations. Archer Iowa resident Charles Bjork, 14, fined 14 for speeding in a restricted zone. Junction Kansas resident Hikdagard Simanj, 7.50 for stop sign, Waterville Minnesota resident Clarence Pheren paid 7.50 for stop sign violation. Paul Fendt of Le Mars paid 10 for selling beer on Sunday. bound over on a second charge of keeping liquor for beverage purposes. M. R. Kanago, who visited Rochester Clinic, returned home for observation.
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Harold Moore
Lakeland
Florida
Gregory 22Kler
Stillwater
Minnesota
Stanley Siler
Manitoba
Canada
Charles Bjork
Archer
Iowa
Hikdagard Simanj
Junction
Kansas
Clarence Pheren
Waterville
Mayors
Paul Fendt
le Mars
Grand
Tuna and Peas Salad and Other Dishes for Lent
A reader outlines simple meatless main dishes such as Tuna and Peas Salad and Baked Salmon in Sour Cream, plus a Grilled Cheese Sandwich recipe. The note credits 16 year old Miss Sandra Lundgren as the recipe source and mentions serving tips for large church groups and gatherings. An accident report follows, describing a car collision with a fatal outcome and witness accounts.
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le Mars
Lai Dies Aids
Sandra Lundgren
Bob Lundgren
Near Ovens
The Highway Story by Bob Hunman
A local recollection centers on Harry, remembered by several people for drinking and reckless driving. A saloon owner recalls ejecting him for drinking, a steady customer notes his frequent drunkenness, and another says his driving was always fast. A man walking nearby at about 7 p.m. witnessed something significant.
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Harry
Heery
Bob Hunman
Sallon
Civil trials shortened saving time and costs today
Civil trials that once dragged on for months over years are now greatly shortened, cutting court time and expenses. Lawyers on both sides still weigh each fact, but the pace and efficiency have improved significantly in recent years.
Pretrial Conferences Aim to Speed Trials and Save Costs
Federal and state courts promote pretrial conferences where lawyers stipulate undisputed facts to avoid lengthy trials. Judges review possible agreements to resolve or narrow issues before trial, reducing court time and taxpayer expenses.
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Iown
Le Mars Social Notes Highlights Busy Birthday Week
Mrs. Gertrude Warren received birthday visits on Saturday March 21 with cake and ice cream. Mrs. Ray Edmonds hosted a dinner for her husband’s 80th birthday anniversary, followed by card and I O E games. Eastern Star Past Matrons Club met at Mrs. Fristad’s with a business session led by Mrs. Clifford Eyres and a luncheon. Swiss Club members gathered Friday with Mrs. William Miller leading current articles program and coffee to close. The Saturday Evening Club also listed.
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Gertrude Warren
Ray Edmonds
Fristad
Warren Lillie
Loren Hanna
Eastern Star
Fristads
Clifford Eyres
Fred Kuehn
William Miller
Community Items Highlight Local Meet And Death Notices
Social gatherings at Mrs. George Mauers home included sewing and visiting after dinner. The American Association of University Women schedules a March 24 Oak Room City Library meeting at 8 pm with a program Lets Be Off by Mrs. Harry Kramer Mrs. James Kelley and Mrs. Nick Stelpflug. Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Fred King of Lucas South Dakota attend Glen Stinton funeral services at Mauers Funeral Home. Mrs. Gus Vietho and family depart for Denver after word of a relative’s death. Presbyterian Church Women hold a general meeting with Mrs A M Forsberg showing European trip photos and Mrs Gordon Brodie delivering devotions. Mrs Art Hansen chairs refreshments. Mrs Ben Remer and Miss Helen Remer, with Miss Margaret Stevens of Sioux City, attended services at the Presbyterian Church. Stevens and Remer sang in the Cantata The Seven Last Words of Christ by the Sioux City Choral Association at Paullina and at the First Presbyterian Church in the evening. Remer and daughter Miss Helen are former Le Mars residents. Miss Remer teaches in Sioux City Schools.
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George Mauer
American Association of University Women
Harry Kramer
James Kelley
Nick Stelpflug
Fred King
Lucas South Dakota
Plymouth County
Glen Stinton
Mauers Funeral Home
Gus Viotho
Denver
Colorado
Miotho
Bert Bloomer
Association of the Presbyterian Church
A. M. Forsberg
Gordon Brodie
Art Hansen
Ben Remer
Helen Remer
Margaret Stevens
Sioux City
Presbyterian Church
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