Mars Globe Post Second Class Matter Le Mars IA
The Mars Globe Post lists its status as second class matter at the Le Mars Iowa post office under the act of March 3 1879. It notes subscription rates in advance three dollars per year domestic and five dollars for foreign, with St F Starzl as publisher and R G Starzl as editor.
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le Mars
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St. F. Starzl
R. G. Starzl
Open House at Florence Crittenton Home Sioux City
Readers letter announces Florence Crittenton Home open house in Sioux City on Sunday May 24 1953 from 2 to 5 PM. The home is licensed for unwed mothers and their babies with prenatal postnatal care, meals, medical staff, and homelike facilities. affiliated with 53 similar homes in the U S.
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Florence Crittenton
Globe-Post
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Sioux City
Lows
Iowa
State Dept. of Child Welfare
Florence Crittenton Home
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E. E. Briggs
Norman Braune Family Vacation Note in Florida
The Norman Braune family writes from central Florida describing plans to vacation in Town this summer. They mention activities like swimming waterskiing and fishing available around Daytona Beach Cocoa Beach Orlando and Winter Haven near Cypress Gardens. They anticipate returning with sandy shoes and fond memories of friends and family.
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Norman Brance
Florida
Jewell Ave
Winter Park
Frs
Globe-Post
Orlando
Daytona Beach
Cocoa Beach
Winter Haven
Norman Braune Family
Night School For Adults Likely In Le Mars Area
A plan for a greatly expanded adult evening school in Le Mars and rural areas appears likely after a meeting at the high school. An Adult Evening School Council was formed with a seven member executive board and three ex officio members to organize courses. The council will seek instructors, with classes split between Westmar College and the public schools beginning September and November. Potential offerings include photography, art, music appreciation, home economics, homemaking, first aid, and public courses.
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le Mars
Harvey N. Kluckhohn
W. L. Downing
Clyde Buehler
Claire Steele
Jean Koenig
Alex Stoeffel
Dorothy Larson
Dean G. O. Thompson
Westmar College
Harvey Kluckhohn
Public Schools
Harry A. Elliott
Le Mars Considers Expanded Adult Education Programs
The Le Mars community eyes a broader adult education plan with college credit courses at regular college rates and public school classes priced 3 to 5 dollars for ten sessions. Board of education will provide facilities, with instructors funded by fees, while surveys show strong local support and potential enrollment reaching 200 next fall. The article notes council attendees and outlines book purchase, rental, and sale options to ease costs and clerical work, including planned decentralization of elementary book sales.
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le Mars
Cherokee
Storm Luke
Sheldon
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W. E. Albert
F.C. Bendixen
Floyd Blakely
Ray Bogh
Bob Dender
W. L. Downing
Harry A. Elliott
E. L. Fireoved
Richard Hawkins
Elmer Hoffman
Edward Kehrberg
Harvey N. Kluckhohn
Frank Landreth
Earl O'Brien
A. J. Osweiler
Joy Perry
Artie Pierson
Alex Stoeffel
Neil Shive
Claire Steele
Dean G. O. Thompson
Pupil Textbook System Favored by Le Mars Board
Know Your Schools explains the Le Mars Board of Education endorses private purchase over free loan or rental textbooks. A fund levy of about one mill would be needed for a free system, with doubts about feasibility in a community with many non public pupils. Benefits of private purchase include new, clean books for each student and ownership allowing personal use.
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Tom
Board of Education
le Mars
Sehyot Finance Deal Noted in Market Watch
Market observers flag Sehyot Finance in focus as investors track upcoming moves. Analysts urge caution amid volatility, citing regulatory scrutiny and potential impact on liquidity and stock performance.
Westmar Campus Calendar and Events Update
Westmar week welcomes a packed schedule with five baseball home games and tennis interest rising. Morning sale comes to Le Mars Tuesday at 3 PM to make up losses, while McDuffie Field hosts 16 seven inning games Thursday. Luther and two Saturday games, then a Waverly tennis trip. Future Teachers banquet at college church Monday evening with Miss Mercy Aylesworth and Dr Lang as sponsors. Social Customs event at College Auditorium features a model wedding. eight o'clock start. Attorney Ralph Merriam delivers talk on Justice Under Dictatorship with Cicero quotations and plea for mercy.
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Morningsale
le Mars
Westmar
Les
McDuffie Field
Luther
Galden Eagles
Buena Vista
Beavers
Wetnar
Hartburg
Waverly
Future Teachers
The
Future ‘Teachers of America
Ralph Merriam
Chicago
Rome
Cicero
Quintus Ligarius
Caesar
Merriam
Hard to find Ciceros who can force justice
The remark notes difficulty locating decisive figures capable of compelling the legal system to render justice, implying frustration with accountability and effective leadership in enforcing fair outcomes. It frames the issue as a broader challenge in upholding justice.
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Cicero
Community Forum Plans Next Season in Le Mars
Le Mars Public Schools Superintendent Harvey N Kluckhohn calls a community forum planning meeting in Room 15 at Central School at 7 30 Friday evening May 15. The meeting aims to review the 1952 53 season and plan the 1953 54 season including speaker selections and strengthening the open forum Q A period. The Le Mars forum, run with the Board of Education and local clubs, has existed twelve years and drew about 2400 attendees in 1952 83. About 1700 in contributions supported the budget with 1600 spent on talent and the rest for printing and misc expenses. Subscribe for the Globe Post.
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le Mars
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le Mars Forum
Iowa
Middle- West
le Mars Board of Education
Norman Vincent Peale
Dorothy Thompson
Thomas E. Benner
Louis Binstock
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Wizard Fans at Western Auto Store
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