Liberty seniors take Skip Day to Lincoln and Omaha
Liberty seniors from Liberty Consolidated School joined Mr and Mrs Buesley for a day trip visiting the Nebraska State Prison and University of Nebraska campus in Lincoln. They then went to Boy's Town and Omaha for dinner, returning via Council Bluffs Iowa. An open house dance in the school gym in May charges 2 per person with proceeds to the senior fund. Mr and Mrs Charles Lane and Kristine Rae of Sioux City spent the weekend with the Ray Hauser family in Struble before moving to Chicago OK.
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Liberty Speers
Liberty
Buesley
Liberty Consolidated School
Lincoln
Omaha
Nebraska State prison
University of Nebraska
Boy's Town
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Liberty consolidated school gymnasium
Charles E. Lane
Kristine Rae
Sioux City
Ray Hauser
Struble
Lane
Chicago
Local church groundbreaking and notices prompt community invites
Local interest item notes Calvin Christian Reformed church groundbreaking set for Thursday May 6 at U with attendance invited. Construction to begin late this week or next. Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for kindnesses during hospital stay from Mrs Henry Kasch of 4408 Grant St. Des Moines reports eye health study at Iowa optometric congress with attendees from Le Mars. Sisters Mary Petrina and Mary Vincent of St Ann s School Vail Iowa attended Geblen school dedication and visited families including John Henry Frank and Nick Schlesser.
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Calvin Christian Reformed church
Henry Kasch
Grant St. Lious
Des Moines
Iowa
Séth
Iowa Optometric Association
Le Mar
Clarence L. Hagen
WEL Laneville
Mary Petrina
Mary Vincent
St. Ann's’ School
Vail
Geblen
John
Henry
Frank
Nick Schlesser
Fewer Tax Spending Units In County New York
A Census Bureau study shows Plymouth County cut local government units by 27 percent from 1951 to 1953, reducing the number of municipalities towns and school districts while adding special districts. Despite gains, the nation still maintains about 117000 local governments serving four million people with payrolls near 16.3 billion dollars.
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NEW YORK
Plymouth County
United States
John Q
Washington
Census Bureau
Land transfer notices between Whitmer and Arens and others
Property transfer entries show Elmer Whitmer and William Boever assigning interests to Oswald Arens for $1.00. The transactions reference notation NW14-7-91.43 and WY NW14-7.91-45, Lillian Weiss transferring to Beanie Ahrendt for $1.00, with a caveat on a portion NW'a SEba-27-93-45 except Rk. R.
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Elmer Whitmer
Oswald Arens
Wits
William Boever
Lillian Weiss
Beanie Ahrendt
Rk. R
Le Mars Social Items Highlight Fraternal and Church Events
Local notes report arrivals at J L Waite home and ordination plans for Father Patrick Waite in May at Sioux City. Coverage covers Beta Sigma Phi activities, Rainbow Girls, Baptist Woman's Fellowship circles, Mother’s Club meeting, weddings, and visits from residents including Bob Waite in California and Jo Arendt group hosting church reception in Le Mars.
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Baptis Woman's Fellowship
Ruth
Richard Albert
Tony VanHoff
Wilde-Strassburg wedding party photographed at Le Mars church
The Wilde Strassburg wedding was held April 25 at St. John s Evangelical and Reformed church in Le Mars the wedding party was photographed by Frenchy. Left to right Melvin Peiper Diane Eley the remaining members were not fully shown in the frame.
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Frenchy
St. John’s Evangelical and Reformed church
Le Mars
Melvin Peiper
Diane Eley
Booster Trip Aids Drum Corps Dance Fund
Members of the Drum and Bugle Corps plan a booster VIP trip for a dance on May 31 at the Le Mars Armory. Legion Post members will meet at Legion Hall LyMirs at 6 p.m. Tuesday to solicit relief support. Remsen and Kingsley are to be visited first. Fo Nash, Sioux City Social Security field rep, will be at Le Mars Court House May 1] at 9:00 a.m. to assist filing benefit claims and discuss federal old-age and survivors insurance. He will stay at least one hour after the appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Le Mars Armory
Lesion Post
Legion Hall
LyMirs
Remsen
Kingsley
Fo Nash
Sioux City
Readers Letters From Clark School Third Grade
A short note to the Globe Post from the Third Grade at Clark School thanks the paper for helping with their study of the printing press and for answering many questions. The letter expresses appreciation and wishes ongoing print support.
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Globe Post
Clark school
Union Marion Farm Bureau Ladies Meeting Notes
The Union Marion Farm Bureau ladies met on April 29 at Mrs Roddy Eyres home with co host Mrs David Hamilton. Mrs Clarence Singer called the meeting to order and minutes of the previous meeting were read followed by a business discussion. Mrs Gordon Sickex gave a lesson on Use and Care of New Fabrics and the session adjourned. A lunch was served by the hostesses.
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Union-Marion Farm Bureau
myst
Roddy Eyres
David Hamilton
Clarence Singer
Gordon Sickex
Visits Mother Indiana State Trooper Cantrell
Indiana State Trooper Edward J. Cantrell, son of Rev and Mrs Gla Cantrell, traveled from Indianapolis to Le Mars to spend time with his mother at the Le Mars Church of the Nazarene. He served four years in the armed forces including two months in Germany and studied at multiple colleges. The weatherman noted 85 degrees in Indianapolis, yet he arrived home to a snowstorm.
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Indiana
Edward J. Cantrell
Gla Cantrell
Le Mars
Son of Cochise and The Last Outpost Showings
Royal Theatre schedules News at 7:15 and 9:11 with Son of Cochise at 7:52. Tara Son of Cochise plays 2:35 7:52 9:51 on Saturday and News showings 2:15 3:44 6:08 8:37 for Snows of Kilimanjaro. PIX Theatre offers cartoons and The Last Outpost at 7:15 9:10 and 3:30 7:50 9:40 on Saturday. Sunday shows Cartoon 2 7:15 9:10 and The Last Outpost 2:20 7:40 9:30.
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ROYAL THEATRE
Thur
Fri
Cochise
Sat
Tara
Sun
Kilimanjaro
PIX’ THEATRE Fui
Cartoon
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Bonder Nielsen
James Peterson
Farley Peterson
Herman Miller
Don Lund
Bud Bouma
Floyd Miller
Stan Mobning
Dean
Sue Ellen
Kay Bouma
J. Jacobson
Gethsemane Lutheran church
Ovens
lndies
Becky Lund
Dougla Lund
Merman Miller
Roy Bouma
Clothe-Post
Stan Mohning
tur
Proms Gieba
J. L. Waite
Patrick Waite
Bob Waite
Marines
Caliia
Kenneth Chirk
Waite
Seattle
A. L. Traurig
Donald
Buddy
Elkton
Mad
Yraurig
Patsy
James L. Waite
Jend
Jim Waite, Jr
Conception Abby
Concer uion
Beta Sigma Phi sorority
Shirley Holton
Connie Dalton
Juanita Schulitz
Ruth Lundquist
Dorothy Thomme
Jean Stevenson
Rosaire Buckley
eeis, Stolpe
Suest
Harry
Women’s club of
Westmar college
B. P. Zuchl
Edwin Danner
Assembly of Rainbow girls
Masonic Temple
Moncey
Rainbow “girls
John Wulf
Sally Madsen
Gail Resves
Roberta Ross
Edna Rippey
Jo Arendt
Misner
Herman Kowalke
Dale Riediger
Hinton
Joy Ann Kowatke
Earl B. Edwards
Calvary Lutheran church
LaDonna Klave
Teader
Dorcas
Arnold Coppock
Stan TinaH
Esther
Glen Rae
Russel Smith
Mary Martha Circle
Felen Walker
Arthur Itterman
Le Murs Mothers club
Priday
N.C. Newendorp
R. He
Henry Remier
Joe Perry
North Hollywood
Calif. wert
Alfred Smaltz
Alma Sanford
South Sioux
Ales
Perry
Burton Dull
Opal Wilde
Merna Hansen
Mary Alice Strassburg
Strassburg
Marcus
U. S. navy
marion
Technicotor
Gehlen
ERNEST HEMINGWAY
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FBI
THE
Ronald REAGAN
Renda FLERE
BRUCE BENNETT
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