Minnie Harvey Rites Held at St Pauls Remsen
Funeral services for Minnie Harvey 58 who died Wednesday at Sacred Heart Le Mars were held Saturday at St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Remsen. She was born December 7, 1900 and lived in Henry township her whole life. Surviving include her mother Mrs Harry Kahl two daughters and three sons and several grandchildren. Moeller funeral home oversaw arrangements with Rev Paul Wuebner officiating.
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St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Remsen
Minnie
Frank) Harvey
Henry Township
Sacred Heart Hospital
le Mars
Harry Nahh
Frank Harvey
Harry Kahl
Roy Mills
Avada Floyd
Dean Harvey
Harold Bock
Kingsley
Merin Bierman
Pierson
Ray Brothers
Imo
Moeller
Hattie Dresselhuys 91 Miss Mattie Dresselhuys dies
Le Mars longtime music teacher Hattie Dresselhuys age 91 died Sunday at Le Mars hospital after a two month illness. Born in the Netherlands April 13 1868 she came to the U S at eleven. Funeral Wednesday May 20 at 1 pm at Witgen Lued Funeral Home officiated by Rev Belk burial City Cemetery call for time of services and to share condolences. Survivors include several nieces and nephews.
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Mattie Dresselhuys
Tang
le Mars
Tale Mars Hospital
3Rd Ave
N. W
Netherlands
Witgen-Lued
Belk
Westmar Honor Graduates Contacted for Breakfast
Westmar College announces a pre commencement breakfast on June 1 at 7 45 in Weidler hall private dining room Reserved seats cost 75 per person and must be made by May 25 The event honors 1959 graduates with Professor James Weber Indiana Central College as speaker and Joe Knolle York College graduate as socmist A business meeting will elect new officers after the meal.
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Westmar
Delta Lambda Mu
Della Lambda
Frank Jewett
Westmar College
Weidler Hall
James Weber
Indiana Central College
Indianapolis
Ind
Joe Knolle
Sioux City
York College
Express Co to Soo City Delivers From May 29
Railway Express will shift operations from Le Mars to Sioux City starting May 29. A Sioux City delivery truck will handle pickups and drop offs for Le Mars patrons. Le Mars traffic unloads at Sioux City and returns for delivery while outbound traffic goes to Sioux City for loading. An enterprise telephone number will divert Le Mars calls to Sioux City toll free.
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Raimas Lepress
Sioux City
le Mars
Railway Express
Sioux Cry
Schedule Change Affects Le Mars Delivery Timing
A proposed timetable shifts Le Mars deliveries by one to two hours to allow same day traffic flow from Sioux City. Calls for information or pickup will route to the truck crew serving Le Mars, with Eaton remaining as local agent. Sioux Falls Railway Express Agency notes the change cuts 24 hours of delay and improves daytime service.
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le Mars
le Man
Sioux City
le Mars Telephone Servic
E. W. Eaton
le Murs
D. H. Lane
Railway Express Agency
Sioux Falls
Ireton School of Christian Instruction Commencement May Evening
The Ireton School of Christian Instruction will hold its annual commencement on Thursday evening May 2 at the Christian Reformed church. Diplomas will be presented to ten graduates by Chairman Theo Delong with Prof Lester Landaal presenting the class. Graduates include Ruth Sinkey Geraldine DeJong Judith Schiebout Allan Kramer Peter Statema Gerry Fedders Norman DeBoom Robert Geels Donald Mulder and Kenneth Wesda. The annual picnic will be held on Friday May 22.
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Ireton
Ireton School of Christian Instruction
Christian Reformed Church
Theodore Delong
Lester Landaal
Ruth A. Sinkey
Geraldine T. DeJong
Judith FE. Schiebout
Allan J. Kramer
Peter A. Statema
Gerry L. Fedders
Norman J. DeBoom
Reverend Straube to Address Central High Grads
Milton L. Straube will deliver the 1959 Baccalaureate sermon for Central High graduates on Sunday May 24 at 8:00 pm. The sermon titled Relating Religion to Life. Other participants include L L Belk James D Ransom G O Thompson and Robert Gildner with music by Richard Olver and the mixed chorus. Baccalaureate exercises will be in the new gym with a portable stage recently purchased by the school.
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Milton L. Straube
Central High
Straube
L. L. Belk
James D. Ransom
G. O. Thompson
Robert Gildner
Richard Olver
Recognition Night at Presbyterian Church Honors Members
Recognition Night was observed Sunday evening at the Presbyterian Church. Fifty year members and new members welcomed as guests of honor. Aric Bomgaars welcomed guests. The Junior Choir under Mrs. George Caster directed a singing. Pictures of church activities from the past year were shown. Group 16 of the Women's Association served refreshments after the program.
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Aric Bomgaars
Eastman Denies Plans for Bank Expansion
Clyde Eastman, chairman of First National Bank, rejects persistent rumors of an enlargement program. No building plans are in place as officials note potential space changes, including a possible move from Fry Jewelry and Carmen's Dress Shop, while nearby property owners discuss leases and options.
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Clyde Eastman
Fist National Bank
Natonal Bank
Fry
Carmen
Kenneth Sry
Happy Jack Watry
Fastman
Lastman
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School of Christian Instruction
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St. Clair Stores Group
Kasson Clothing Co
Kasson
Minnesota
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Wisconsin
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