Baptists Shine At Burmese Convention Highlights
Dun Carter reports on the Myitkyina Baptist Convention drawing large crowds from Kachin and other groups. The Burma event in Mankhin featured government officials, many Baptist delegates, and a new pastors training school and youth camp planned post convention.
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Dun Carter
Myitkyina
machin Baptist Convention
Kachmnsrom
Kaui
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China
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Engagement and Upcoming Marriage and Miscellaneous Traffic Fines
Mr and Mrs Victor Schneider announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter Patricia to beancs A Nilles of Remsen. The couple has set May 31 as their wedding day. Also listed are traffic fines from 1934 including James Camera for a car without turn signals four thousand dollars and other fines such as Frank Farm four cents for no lights on a truck and stop sign violations with various amounts.
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James Camera
Frank Farm
Pat Gordon
Albert Juedes
Gene Coon
Howard Hahn
Henry Kirk
Victor Schneider
apps
Patricia
beancs A Nilles
Remsen
Funeral held for Urban Singer longtime Le Mars resident
Urban M Singer 69 a longtime Le Mars resident died after a long illness at a local hospital. He was born March 2 1834 in Kenosha Wisconsin and moved to Le Mars as a child where he lived his life. He married Catherine Bentz in Remsen November 19 1908. He leaves a widow four sons M9hen Kimer Urban St Merlin and Vernon all of Le Mars two daughters Mes Cho Hoffman and Mrs Donald Diedther of Le Mars four brothers Jack Cherence Albert and Francis of Le Mars three sisters Mrs William Schultz of Kingsley IA Mrs Ben Besers of Hinton IA and Miss Millie Singer of Le Mars and 28 grandchildren. The rosary was recited Saturday and Sunday evening at the funeral home.
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Urban AI Singer
Le Mars
Priday
St. Josephs Catholic church
Key Meer
JD bischoff
bural
Calvary cemetery
Catherine Bentz
Remsen
Mehin Kimer
Urban St
Merlin
Vernon
Le Man
Mes
Cho Hoffman
Donald Diedther
Jack
Des Moinnes
Cherence
Albert
Francis
William Schultz
Kingsley Ja
Ben Be
York Merger With Westmar Looms As Likely Outcome
York Nebraska and Westmar College Le Mars face pressure toward a merger after joint church conferences sponsor a supper and debate shows merger as the only path to preserve York College. Officials cite housing and student needs while three conferences decide by July first.
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Westmar college
sall
York college
York
Nebraska
Westmar college of
Le Mars
Evangelical United Brethren
laws and Kansas
Mountain States
Howkind
York Instituton
Associated Press
Westmar
Property sold at Plymouth county public auction
Three parcels belonging to Plymouth county were sold at a public auction held Saturday by Richards Ruden and Adams. The Akron residence went to Minnie Gubel for 2159 dollars, the Le Mars home at 201 2nd Ave NE to Joan Wala Schmidt for 3375 dollars, and the Zimmermen Le Mars home to Laurance Suzmani for 6 dollars. The house will be converted into an apartment building.
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Plymouth county
Richards, Ruden
Adams
Akron
Minnie Gubel
Le Mars
2nd Ave
Joan Walaschmidt
Zimmermen
Laurance Suzmani
Primary Election Notice for Plymouth County and State
Voters are urged to participate in the June 7 primary election for all regular precincts in Plymouth County and statewide. Polls open at 8:00 am and close at 6:00 pm. Only Democratic and Republican ballots will be available. Also mentions the Osweiler family return from Montana and Mitchell visits.
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Pemary
Plymouth county
abo
citivans
Democratuic
Republican
Kays er Koopman Wedding at St Marys Remsen
A spring wedding took place Wednesday morning May 19 at St Marys Catholic Church Remsen as Sylvia Kayser and Wayne Koopman were married. Rev George Theobald officiated. The bride wore white nylon tulle over taffeta with a chapel train and carried pale pink roses. Attendants included sister Mrs Joe Ontmann and groom’s brother Leo Koropatan. The couple’s mothers wore contrasting gowns.
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St . Mary’s Catholic church
Remsen
Sylvia Kayser
Mathkia Kayser
Rempen
Wayne Koopman
Alf Koopman
Le Mars
George Theobald
James Kayser
Joe Ont
Ortmann
County Club Plans Dull Social Season Promoted
The county club announces a dull program of swimming teas luncheons dinners dances and picnics for members. Mrs Floyd Blakely is club chairwoman this year and will greet guests at the gate. A full list of chairmen will be printed in the Globe Post on Thursday.
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county club
Floyd Blakely wall
Globe Post
LHS Awards Presented at Class Day and Awards
Underclassmen and seniors at LHS received certificates and letters during Class Day and activities night. Recipients included Dick Null Bob Shepherd John Laux Jim Califay Tim OToole Marian Steinfadt and Jo an Mount with honors in music and scholarship, while many in football track and student council earned varsity letters and pins.
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LHS
Dick Null
Bob Shepherd
John Laux
John Luther
Dean Frerichs
Mike Lovely
Tom Bunt
Jern Ommen
Lyle Stinton
Richard Null
Robert Shepherd
Jim Califay
Tim O Toole
Charles Price
Marian Steinfadt
Donna Brohop
Jean Hammans
Charles Knorr
Dick Nuttvin Sunton
Marions Coad
Gwen Ittermanna
Janice Suffer
Joan Mount
Sinchfelt
Verjean Pecks
Richard Noble
Tim OToole
Mary Brodie Mariana
Jean Hamman
Janice Jaffer
Jerry Ommen
Jim Callias
Nila Lang
Marc DeRaad
Edwthe McDougall
Janice Lang
Carol Becker
Byronders
Charles Pfaffle
John Rock
David Schulz
Keith Wells
Fred Fik
Bob Higar
Ronald Ommen
Keith Kounkel
Wayne Rock Larr
Denniston
Charles Rollinger
om cened
fetter
Bul Staces
Eason
Byron Jeys
Charles Fred Fick
Dan Kehrbere
Rock Larn
Denniston VARDS
Pack Of Dogs Attack Hogs On Anton Plendil Farm
Anton Plendil of Neptune Iowa reports a pack of five dogs attacked his hogs at 600 am Sunday. He shot to defend the herd, killing one police dog and wounding two others. One large retriever dragged a sow by the ear before escaping. Bulls and pigs suffered severe injuries.
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Anton Plendil
Anton Plnal
Neptune
Phadl
Plend
hoe
Sister Of Late J. A. Cook Says She Was Done Out Of Her Share
E C Lee guardian of Lila Cook Blaugerste 73 of Schaller Iowa sister of the late J A Cook has sued Beth Irene Mordoff in Plymouth county district court. Mordoff claimant of the entire Cook estate valued at 36000 holds a one fifth share via assignment from plaintiff. Mordoff claims the estate based on being raised as Mr Cook's daughter after marrying her mother. Guardian says Blaugerste was not competent to handle business and relied on her brother. Plaintiff seeks to set aside the deal claiming fraud and that a $1000 advance was misapplied. Petition notes probate revocation filed April 21.
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RKingsley Phemouth County
Iowa
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Merrill Jowa
Don Nicholon
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Fuss
Sfernll
E C Lee
Lila Cook Blaugerste
Schaller
J. A Cook
Plymouth county district court
Chisbeth
Irene Mordoff
Cook
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sion
Klatseurste
Vrs Blaugerste
Schatler
Mn Blaugerste
Ronan
phuntif
Europeans Well Fed Well Clothed Yet Lacking TV
Mrs Douglas Roach formerly Mavis Claussen of Le Mars taught in the public school from 1950 to 1953. She is named field director of the Upper Pinellas Corner of the Girl Scouts in Florida. She and her husband own the Magooha Inn at Ozona, Florida.
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Douglas Roach
Mavis Claussen
Le Mars
Upper Pinellas
Girl Scouts
Florda
Ozona
Fla
Nels Hutton Ends Own Life In Brunsville Garage
Nels Hutton, a feed grinding truck operator from Brunsville, reportedly died by hanging in a garage where he stored equipment. The body, found by a frightened boy who reported to a bank, led officials to a suicide tied to poor spirits and recent blackouts. Funeral services were held at Mauer funeral home with Rev Schmidt officiating. Survivors include eight children and several relatives.
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Nilson Hutton
Brunssille
Brungsille
Hutton
bo why
hathense Dickman
Nelson Hutton
Crag
Mullec fune
Thurday
Marty Bruns
Brunsville
Blizzard Of Elm Seeds Linked To Beetles And Disease Threat
Elm trees drop seeds in vast quantities as a plant response to bark beetle invasion associated with Dutch elm disease fears. Forester Frank Pipaloko notes seed production surges may aid species survival, while experts warn the disease has not yet appeared locally.
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Omaha
Child maimed by dog fight near Bosh farm
The 1 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Ray Bosh suffered facial gashes after a dog fight at their four mile north farm. A leash whipsawed the child during the attack. Nine stitches were required at Remsen clinic. Governor candidate Ernest Palmer plans a June Friday stop in Le Mars with Morse Hoorneman and other leaders as part of a last minute GOP primary circuit.
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Ray Bosh
here
brr. Bosh
Remsen
Ernd Palmer
Le Mars
Morse Hoorneman
Palmer
Mr and Mrs R Weidauer Return From Europe Trip
R L Weidauer and wife returned from a March 30 to tonight-week tour of Europe and the British Isles with their son-in-law Captain Hahn in Germany. They visited France Switzerland Austria Germany Holland Sweden Luxembourg Belgium England Ireland and Scotland by motor car. They found Europeans well clothed happy and contented and noted limited modern farming methods. They also observed scarce television and said Plymouth County crops look good after the trip. Floyd Blakely and his wife returned from a week in California.
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R. L. Weidauer
Weidauer
Europe
British Isles
London
England
Chinton Habe
Bitburg
Germany
France
Switzerland
Austria
Holland
Sweden
Luxembourg
Belgium
Ireland
Scotland
Wenauers
Hahn
air force
Amsterdam
Plymouth county
Le Mars Cardinals Win Over Hudson In Second League Game
Le Mars Cardinals beat Hudson 6 3 in a high tempo game marked by early wildness from both pitchers. Dale Saunders sparked Le Mars with three hits while Lloyd Molten earned the win. Hudson’s Gochnauer catching duo Vande Garde Bowden McCue and Groth aided the defense. Le Mars travels to George Tuesday then hosts Sioux Center Friday. Farm editor Marc Cox of the Sioux City Journal will speak to Le Mars Rotary Club on June 1 about how farmers benefit from rapid information sharing.
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Le Mars Cardinals
Hudson
Le Mars
Dale Saunders
Lloyd Molten
Gochnauer
Hudson Vande Garde
Bowden
McCue
Groth
J. Baack
Mol zen
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Cardinals
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Marc Cox
Sioux City Journal
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Le Mars Rotary Club
Cox
Budd DuVall
chaemin
Rotarnins
Le Mars Student Wins Alpha Omega Award at Honors Day
In May 18 Charles W Tucker of Le Mars received the Alpha Omega sward for highest scholastic record in his four years in dentistry. Tuckeraby was elected to Oni cron Rappa Upsilon and earned a certificate and membership from the American Society of Dentistry for Children. He is the son of Charles R Tucker and plans to open offices in Storm Lake.
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Charles W. Tucker
Le Mary
college of dentistes
Kay
Alpha Omega
Tecker
Charles
R. Fwcker
Central Avemur
Storm Lake
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