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Newspaper
Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1956
Page
5
Insurance office listing shows Stair Farm Insurance offering auto and life coverage with contact info including phone 125 and names Leo Hlahuity and Le Mastowe in a sparse classified style.
Fragmented OCR shows a school track meet at Gelilen. Students Gabler and others tied in events with unclear scores and multiple garbled names. No clear dates or outcomes. text mainly lists items and surrounding confusion.
Welter Kurth Stefl Hanny Hagen Arens Mash Fisch Hanno Ken ney Gahlen led events. Fisch Gh Wetter Nemmers Whelan Gotto Kennedy competed in 220 and 440 yard dashes. Bohlke Renken Nem mers UG participated in the meet.
Dr Oscar Skovholt of New York Cir New York today announced Sunbeam Bread in this area will bake with three additional ingredients: added protein, added calcium, and added vitamin D. The changes aim to improve nutritional value and health benefits for consumers.
Dr Shovholt endorses Winter bread catchment under government standards and urges daily intake of three nutrients Calum, Proton and Vitamin D. Sunbeam Bread, baked daily by Pan-O-Gold Baking Co. in Papestone, Sioux Falls and Mitchell, SD, offered as a tasty channel to boost nourishment for children.
A group praised Susy Susan Hutt during a miscellany shower at Holy Name hall. The event used russet and white colors with a themed brides table, cake, and decorated dress. Guests enjoyed a program of piano duets, solos, and a duet, then presented gifts and a luncheon, with committees and volunteers named.
A ceremony at St James Cathole in Le Macs on Wednesday morning May 9 united James Mulvany with Myrtle Benedeet Misys Huff and joined a list of attendees Cromin Paul Kestel John Clarkson Pudi Blaasoyen Lawrence Brady Huenty Meyer Emer Douvin Meehan Will Ament Ray Lau tts Frank McClintock Carl Ped vis Maurie Kettler Chas Kohn Rose Kestel in a traditional church service at 9 o'clock.
The final 1955-56 Le Mapp Center concert under Mrs Frank Jewett offered a well chosen, cohesive program. The Stetsons delivered Brahms Chopin and Bach with serious artistry plus lighter moments like a Strauss waltz and Spanish inflections, pleasing a broad audience.
The review notes three encores and obvious Austin endowments. Solists offered outstanding violin depth and pure tone while the pianist showed flawless technique but indulged in artificial mannerisms that detracted. The cello tone was harsh and pitch uncertain, yet the overall program was rewarding and warmly applauded.
At Westfield a community site meeting of the board of directors for the Westfield Community School District on April 30 elected three-year and two-year terms for Cyrus Knapp Roger Easton Roy Polewall and named Ronald Swanson and Walter Elly as treasurer and other officers. A total of 125 votes were cast with officers to take effect July 1, 1958. Until then they will serve as a coordinating committee. A notice will be posted for a meeting at St Joseph on May 7 with snacks and refreshments provided.
A family thanks neighbors and friends for sympathy after recent sorrow. Special appreciation to Rev Henry Dirks St Johns ladies aid and to two Oaks Post American Legion Hawarden Mr and Mrs Finest Frerichs and families Mr and Mrs Henry Tapper and families and Mr and Mrs Fred Hillrichy and families. Also notes Iowa Public Service meter readers in Sioux City have been given lollypops for dogs that resist reading meters. Le Mars readers have not yet received them.
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