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Newspaper
Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1954
Page
4
Monday entry records Gisibte reading the devotional service with a surplus reading from Proverbs. Reeves read two articles. one urged facing obstacles rather than taking the easy path. The June roll call plan is noted.
High school graduates may select rammy technical schools before enlisting. Persons can join in branches of their choice based on enlistment length. Army branches include Artillery Armor Infantry Airborne Engineers and Army Security Agency. Four year enlistments required for regulars and technical or administrative tracks. A recruiting sergeant will visit Le Mars each Friday 10 am to noon at the selective service office.
The text lists four pledges from a local club, mentions John P. Gengler and Chesrolet, Bernice Dirks, and a temperance program led by Mrs Wenley Gannield with an online chairman Jed. It notes study books on Our Knowledge of God and an upcoming June institute, inviting Kingstees women, with county officers. A White Ribbon ceremony is planned, chaired by Mrs Roy Burlington, and a July 29 parliamentary law stunt is planned. It cites 1953 and 1983 injury stats, and a Kenneth Powell musical solo with refreshments. It ends with a note on 300 million lost man hours annually due to absenteeism and inefficiency.
4 H training for Boy’s 4 H club leaders set for Friday evening May 2 at the fairgrounds Le Man starts at 7 00 p m Jim Nuss county extension youth assistant says topics include tours marketing of projects and teaching aids Leaders will get ideas on 4 H camp workshop project summaries record books and check sheets to help local meetings
Clarence Weinrich of Blick Angus Ranch Kingsley Iowa thanks the Globe Post editor for featuring Joan as a model in a Wells dairy ad. He asks for seven copies to cover charges and expresses appreciation for the photo in the paper.
Henry Dorr Sr underwent a procedure at Sacred Heart hospital Le Mars Monday. He is recovering after a weeklong hospitalization prior to the operation related to Sioux City. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs James Vining in Kingsley. Leroy Houseworth of South Sioux City was admitted to Sacred Heart after a highway 75 car accident near the road farm Sunday night. Dr Fisch closed a deep nasal gash. Details of the accident not learned today. Mis Stebbing was taken to Sacred Heart Hospital with a severe case of sarvingit. Her son Emon of Minneapolis is visiting.
The readable text lists names and car models including a 1950 Plymouth associated with Dale and Hauser. It also mentions a 1954 Chevrolet and individuals such as Lawrence Remotter, Mrs Marlene Vermilion, 1984 Ponte, and Martin Khen, with fragmented references to Hud son and Ches- suggesting a damaged notice or classified snippet.
Many people glance through mail and open inviting envelopes first. Advertisers can print letterheads on Hammerrmill Bond with matching Hammere mill Bond Envelopes to create priority appeal.
Nuss concludes that the schools aim to assist leaders and urges all 16 clubs to be represented. The report notes last year’s traffic toll was the heaviest on record, with ivurio cited as a high loss.
Surprise homecoming of Corporal Fay Pritchett ends two years in England with the Army Air Corps at Brize Norton. Discharged at Fort Sheridan, his arrival catches his parents off guard as Mrs. Pritchett rests in a down stars bedroom while son Kenneth recovers in a cast.
A damaged OCR fragment describes a returning soldier reaching for a light switch that failed to work due to a chaid arranged to attwo a two way switch. Corporal Pritchett and his mother discuss the incident and awaken a girl, but the explanation remains unclear.
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