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Newspaper
Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1959
Page
3
Dean G O Thompson of West mar college attended a North Central Association meeting in Chicago. The central topic was the relation ship of teacher education institutions to liberal arts programs. A study on space allocation was also presented.
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to friends and relatives for kindness during a hospital stay at Sacred Heart. Thanks for flowers cards and visits, signed by Juke Nevens of Hinton Iowa.
Mrs. Hattie Smith 84 died Thursday at her Sioux City residence after a long illness. Funeral services 1:30 p.m. Saturday at Akron Methodist Church, where she previously resided, with Rev. C. L. Guinn officiating and burial in Akron cemetery. Survivors include two sons Leslie J. of Le Mars Fay of Akron a daughter Mrs Marvin Robinson of Sioux City a brother William Pendleton of Le Mars a sister Mrs Leon Qeden of Akron seven grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren.
Liam Baron a 77 year old retired Sioux City and area grocery operator died Wednesday night at Le Mars hospital. Funeral services were Friday at Rutledge funeral home with Rabbi Saul Bolotnikov officiating. Burial followed at Mount Carmel cemetery. Baron was born April 6, 1882 in Russia and came to the United States and Sioux City 63 years ago. He operated groceries in Sioux City Vermillion and Akron Ta. Surviving are his widow Agnes four sons Arnold of Omaha and three grandchildren.
Sam R Jenkins of Sioux City died late Thursday after an illness. Born September 18 1877 in Wabasha County Minnesota he lived in Le Mars before moving to Sioux City in 1949. He was survived by several nieces and nephews.
A description notes a figure well known for wide social ties, drawing many acquaintances who fill available slots during the season with repeated appearances and activities.
Miss Dorothy Simpson addressed about 250 parents and teachers at the Public School Auditorium last Thursday. She argued that there is no single technique to guarantee reading success for every child and urged specific, joint efforts by home and school.
Pymouth county barracks number 1507 will hold a regular session on Wednesday evening May 6 at Vagles Hall. H. L. Heidbrink, quarter master, says this meeting is important as the closing date for the charter approaches. He urges veterans who have not signed for membership to attend before no further names can be added.
The statement argues that being named on the charter is not an honor and frames the honor for the bar racks as contentious. It notes that having one’s name listed is controversial and prompts discussion.
Le Mars community calendar shows a week of events from May 4 to May 13 including a series of school meetings for superintendents and principals, chorus and band practices for Quad City Concert, administrator and regional board conferences, and a district golf meet. Also listed are district meet events in Cherokee and a May 9 school board election at Central School with a board meeting to follow.
Le Mars Globe-Post lists meetings events and notices for May 1989 including Band Parents Meeting May 14 in the cafeteria, Tulip Festival marching band in Orange City May 25, and a Field Trip May 16. Also mentions a district government meet and junior senior banquet and prom. An arrest case notes a Sioux County court appearance for selling to a minor, plus a welder training completion in Murau Germany and a holy day of obligation May 7. Bake sale and coffee hour sponsored by the First Methodist Church WS at the R E B A building May 8.
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