60th Anniversary of John and Catherine Kleine
The Klein e couple marked their 60th wedding anniversary on March 8, 1989 with a church service at St Johns American Lutheran Church and a large reception at the Klein home. John Kleine, 85, and Catherine Kleine, 83, farmed in Grant Township before moving to Midhall and later Le Mars, living there since. Fellow relatives hosted and attended a gala dinner with many gifts and hundreds of greeting cards from family and friends. A council meeting and local notices followed in Merrill with routine bills and permits discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe-Post
John H. Klein
John E. Kiin
Catherine Ahers
Grant Township Lutheran Church
J. BD. Meyer
Grant Township
Midxhall
Minn
le Mars
Kieine
Kleine
St. Johns American Lutheran Church
Rekives
Herman Renken
Hawarden
Ja. Myr
Henry Lammers
Anamia
Fred Kleine
Mirshall
Leonard Ludwigs
Dick Weston
Henry Bee
Bernard Pecks
Hester Libbénitll
Merrill
Jessen
Huttington
Nebr
Chus
Hunmenoal
Mars
Bred Kleine
Jorge Rulfs
Anni Marnitelkow
Sylvester Laken
Klein
Mayer Vanderloo
Burns put woman in pool condition at hospital
Mrs. Jean Swanson from Hinton Iowa, age 47, suffered first and second degree burns Tuesday when hot grease spilled at her home. She remains in pool condition at Methodist Hospital in Sioux City with treatment ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Swanson
Hinton
Methodist Hospital
Sioux City
Miller Farm Sale To Be Tuesday
The William Miller firm sale at Cleghorn was delayed due to bad weather. It will be held Tuesday with the ad repeated on Monday through Globe-Post weather insurance and over KLEM. Elmer Palmer, 39, of Smithland, died Monday after his car struck a railroad underpass near Mapleton. a daughter, Mrs Lowell Gerritis of Le Mars, is among survivors. The University of South Dakota Vermillion honored Cecil Cawlkins of Le Mars for the top sophomore history grade.
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William Miller
Cleghorn
Globe-Post
Globe-Post Weather Insurance
Klem
Elmer Palmer
Smithland
Mapleton
cLowell Gerrictis
Les Mars
University of South Dakota At Vermillion
Cecil “Cawlkins
le Mairs
Le Mars Banishes the OI Debbil Mood in New York
A fragment from a Globe Posty dispatch discusses wartime economic mood, consumer spending, and domestic comfort as Le Mars lifts spirits. It notes personal consumption driving GNP, with 71 percent of output from goods and services, and mentions U.S. wages and credit restraint as analysts call for balanced spending amid recession fears. A London panda scene closes the item with light humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe
Pe- Partment of Commerce
Mars
Papal
Gan
Colorful flags of top U.S. officials and historic flags
The article explores official flags used by U.S. leaders and military branches, tracing origins from ancient symbols to modern standards. It notes flags carried by senior officers and government heads, including the Navy and Army flags, and cites Betsy Ross’s legendary role in the first stars and stripes design.
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Continental Army
Taunton
Mass
Liberty
Union
Minutemen
Bunker Hill
Massachusetts Bay Colony
United Colonies
John Paul Jones
Alfred
George Washington
Congress
Philadelphia
Betsy Ross
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Miss Louise
Merrill Proceedings Operating Fund
le Mars Globe
Lampert Yards
Minteriads Anderson Hire Co
W. Tullis
Bert ‘Tharmahlen
Tabor
Mel June
Labor Ray Vermilyen
J. L. Wilson
Salary & Hills
Geo Borge
Ar As
Maver Vanderdoo
Fasten
Merill
Obs
Murigmin
Mike Tornis
Brunstedi Alconnerinen
Mata
Tullis
Sifary
Dune Sabary
Vanderiog Saliny
Schaol Service Labar Gs Lampert
Vaiss Coat Vasa
Nelyont Preauim
Walsent
Te Mars Globe- Post
de Mars
Towa
Bers
Melvin Jastram
Duane Groth
Billy Nagel
Bruce Rich
FFA
Kingsley
Jows
Fred Huring
Tim
Eres
Iowa
Carl
Miller Farm
Chamber of Commerce
Panda
London
Panda eChi Chi
U.S
Sec. of Defense
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Sec. of Navy
Sec
Army
U. S. Air Force
USAF
Naval Operations
U.S. Army
Official Seal
U. S. Navy
Official
U. S. Marines
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