Red Cross reports rural townships aid and totals
The Red Cross chapter presents a full post from each town and township with chairmen and credited amounts. Rural townships raised 3798.35 from 1888 members while Le Mars collected 2660.05 from 1304 members. Stanton No. 3 led with 58.00 and Johnson No. 2 with 57.50. Mr. Kramer serves as fund chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Divsion
Chonnma
America
Edwin Sizmann
Bigin
Earl Bass
Einhorn
Earl Austine
Wm, Stover
Fredonia
Jack Kloster
Garfield
Clarence Seglem
Wm Hardy
Grant
Alvin Heeren
Hancock
Brands Rusk
Brands Rusk 38.00 Henn: Dale Becker
Ray Hess
Hungerford
Gordon Spies
Johnson
Bred Luchen
Jsaberty
Mrs. Vine Paslik
Lincoln
Albert
Kowalke
Maron
J. H. Sherlock
Meadow
Henry Krogman
Perry
Plymouth
Howard Knudsen
Portland
Starold Johnson
Preston
James Gabel
Remsen
Andrew Pick
Lion
Worth Banks
Stanton, Moe
Edo Kehrberg
Union
Wm Dalon
Washington
Henry Jelken
Westheld Ernest Johnson
Akron
L. Brooks
Oule Lanon
Brunssille
Herman J Harris
Westfield
A. W. Norgaard
le Mar
Rudy Adler
Bill Sturges Fix
Lena Gross
Wes Bunsen
S. E
J Voltmar
N.C. Mauer
Clara Whelan
J. Shepherd
Don Plummer
S. W
A. J. Coppoch
Mary Moore
George Matthiesen
Johnson No. 2
Mr. Kramer
Rural chairmen honored for county organization effort
The piece credits seven rural chairmen for excellent organizational help. Roger Easton and Roy Postlewaite coordinated the west third of the county, Henry Krogman Dale Becher and Ray Hess handled the east third, and Marin Doenng and Hubert Radloff managed the central section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Easton
Roy Postlewaite
Henry Krogman
Dale Becher
Ray Hess
East Third
Marin Doenng
Hubert Radloff
Between Deals and the Red Front in Central America
The piece argues that American policy toward Guatemala and nearby nations is influenced by socialist and Soviet ties. It accuses Roosevelt and Lend Lease of arming Reds, claims a British and Swedish plot, and mocks officials like Dulles while weaving in satirical asides about barbers and traffic cops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erenhower
Americas
Korea
MacArthur
Reds
Guatemala
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Stalin
Russo
Roosevelt
Morgenthau
Amirnan
Guatamala
Russia
British Honduras
Free Honduras
el Sabvador
Mexico
Panama Canal
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
Guatamale
Panama
Guatumada
Poland
Joe Stlim
Handsome auto mechanic fired for improper conduct
A handsome auto mechanic was fired after being caught raising the daughter of a customer while supposed to be working. A printer’s error in a want ad added embarrassment with a garbled line about being handy with wenches. The piece also mentions a high speed chase by a police officer and a later rural incident with threats and a gun.
Hinton School Nominating slate for 1954 55 officers
The Hinton School assembly approved routine business and nominated candidates for officers for 1954 55. Directors and the nominating committee presented Dr Carl Leng Westar College for President Supt O L Scranton Akron for 1st Vice President Herman VanderWell Le Mars for 2nd Vice President Miss Emly A Reucsaal Le Matsy for Treasurer and Miss Catholeen Wessling Kingsley for Secretary. They will serve during the 1954 55 school year.
Featherston to Enter Clock Contest at AIEE Meeting
John R Featherston senior electrical engineering student at the University of Albuquerque will enter his quart crystal regulated clock in a student competition at the American Institute of Electrical Engineering summer meeting in Los Angeles on June 20. The clock won the district regional meet last week in Manhattan Kansas defeating seven university teams from seven states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Featherston
University of Albuquerque
New
U. S
American Institute of Electrical Engineering
Los Angeles
Manhattan
Kansas
Featherston Kinship Ties Highlight Chicago and Le Mars Family
John Featherston is the son of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Featherston of Chicago and nephew of Mr. and Mrs. Gregg Featherston of Le Mars. He has spent a summer with his uncle and aunt and the family here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Featherston
E. J. Featherston
Chicago
Gregg Featherston
le Mars
John
Mennen Named Merrill Bank President and Bank Directors
Farmers State Bank of Merril Iowa held its May 19 1954 stockholders meeting to elect directors and officers for the coming year Gordon L Mennen was chosen president Harold H Harms vice president M O Nelson cashier Don Dickman assistant cashier and directors elected included Harold Harn Herman J Harms Fred Lucken Gordon L Mennen and M O Nelson Retiring directors George B Main and Gerhard Lucken received special appreciation for over 30 years of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers State Bank
Merril
Iowa
Harold H. Harn
Herman J. Harms
Fred Lucken
Gordon L. Mennen
M. O. Nelson
Harold H. Harms
Bridal invitation prices from The Globe Post offer savings
Sioux City stores push wedding consultants promising discounts on sets. Ads claim 100 invites for 8.25 and 25 sets for 4.50 with Shorewood or Winstead printing. The Globe Post touts finer serifs and raised lettering, suggests other brides’ invitations came from their plant, and notes a lost green silk umbrella with a contact number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Shorewood
Winstead
Globe Post
Globe Post Office
Globe- Post
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Red Cross
Red Cross Office
John Foster Dulles
Redy
Dulles
Chuck Wiley
Chuck
Plimouth
Mide
Plymouth County
Mater Hay
Crystal Ball
Sear Old South
Dome
Bette
Baris
Nanly
Larne Hs
Wes
Guatamalo
Harold Stassen
Navy
Joe Diarth
McCarthy
Agayne
United States
Alles
Regeter Aneurin Bevin
Red Cima
Uncle Sap
Witch
Hush Slory
Star
Olsens
Plymouth County Education Amhdstion
Country Club
Plymouth County Education Association
ISEA
NEA
Heal Sear
Scranton
Hinton School
FORD
Messer
Lemars Motor CO
Ford Dealer
Peer
Mennen
Merrill Bank
Dena’s Cafe
Denim Leisures
S-M-L
California
Seersucker
Seane Pe
Jerks and
Coopers
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