Local Interest Notes and Community Updates
Mrs Ruth Mahany, daughter of Mr and Mrs Alfred Mahany of Kungsles, received a music recognition ward at the annual music banquet at Iowa State College in Ames. Bruce Johnson of Hawarden won a instrumental music award. Earl DeZeeuw of Sieur Centre earned bronze in instrumental music. Card of Thanks from Dorothy Ann Plendl and family for hospital kindness. John Plendl, son of Mr and Mrs Frank Plendl, serving in the army, has a new address at Fort Riley Kansas. Elaine Offerman of Remsen bought Elaine’s beauty shop. Miss Dawson to manage temporarily. The First National Bank in Le Mars warns about identity of public service employees. misrepresentation risks. wallpapering and air conditioning services offered by local businesses. Congressman Hoeven discusses Morocco situation and American international policy. John H Blanke of Burlington, Minnesota, spent weekend in Le Mars visiting Mrs Helen Krase and attending Westmar commencement.
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Ruth Mahany
Mro
Alfred Mahany
Kungsles
Ward
Iowa State Colege
Miss Mahany
Bruce Johnson
Hawarden
Earl DeZeeuw
Sieur Centr
Dorothy Ann Plend
C Krames
Second Street
le Mars
Lutheran
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Kramer Daes
Lutheran Mutual
Atonal Association of Life Underwesters
Life Insurance Agency Management Association
W KR. Schondt
Nebon Hutton
Lutheran Hospital
Sioux Cay
Res Fruchling
Fred Brunken
Mo Kale
Adnan
San Francico
Palo Alto
California
Joe Kale
John Plendl
Frank Plendl
John J Plendl
Fort Riley
Kansas
Fort Monmouth
New Jersey
Romina
Florence) Offerman
Remsen
Elaines
Elaine Lawson
Sid Meyer
Meyer
Miss Dawson
Offerman
Roman
Dasson
SFE LS
Singer
United States
Ausaia
France
John H . Blanke
Burrington
Minow
Helen Krase
Westmar
Blanke
West- Marthen Western Union
Internavonel
Om Berrington
Ta Rochelle
Miller
Margaret Mo Miller
Avenue K
Iowa
US Arms Europe
Frame
Niner
Graduae
South Dakotas College of Agriculture
Universiy
Wosonsin
Lione
Caulkins
Northwest Lou
Power
Plymouth
Sioux
O Brian
Chumkee Countes
St Paul
Elliott
Omahs
NIPCO
Grant
Hinton
BD O Kime
Westmar College
Jame
Florence Lynch
Russell Swanson
Eorse Vo Payhk
Sony Cav
Steun
Sioux Cus Journal
Clarence
van Demmen
St Josephs Hospital
Las Velle
St James Catholic Church
Sioux City
Bob Rasmus
Kenneth Rasmus
le Mare
Unrerats
Jaws
The
Annenny
Billa Sigma Delta
Chis
Bob
le “Mars High School
Lila Cloud to Speak at Mount Daugher Banquet June 3
Lila Cloud, a Czech refugee who escaped from behind the Iron Curtain in a home made tank, will speak at a June 3 event at St James parish hall in Le Mars. The dinner, starting at 6:30 p.m., supports the Mount Daughter Living program and tickets are 41.00 for adults, 30 cents for children under eight.
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Les Mars
St Gabriels
St James Parsh
Shasday
St James Parish Hall
le Mas
LaVerne Varenhorst
Katy Luken
Rosaie Buchls
Wall Street Outlook in 1954 May Debates Prices and War Fear
Babson analyzes stock prices in New York, blaming mutual fund sales and pension funds for high Dow Jones levels while warning that defense and Indo China tensions could boost commodity prices and employment. He predicts three scenarios: not sending troops before November, using atomic bombs to pressure China, or a market drop by year end.
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New York City
Miuwspapers
Genesa, Shongen
Rar
Ango Laind
Radio
Ldlevcion
Illey
New York
Civ
Wall Street
Pruces
Bonn
I Fusty
Indo China
Indo
China
Russia
Defense Department
Eisenhower
Leenhower
Congress
Dow-Jones
Fox attack on fisherman near Dees orah Iowa
Report describes an Osstin youth attacked by a fox while fishing on a creek near Dees orah. The fox reportedly fought a beaver in the water before turning on the fisherman and causing a fatal injury.
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Deesorah
Rahul
Redfield marshal retires after 38 years service
Retired Redfield town marshal Jim Cunningham, honored for 38 years in force, recalls aiding in the Parker gang capture at Redfield park. In other items, Del Fry and spouse celebrate 56th wedding anniversary in Sigourney. fatal tractor accident at Aplington. telegrapher LF Hardenbrook ends 39 years of service in Marengo. Remaining notes cover a terrier return home after months away.
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del Fry
Sigourney
Redfield
Jim Cunningham
Redfield Park
Aplington
Fred Oldfield
Neghbors
Marengo
LF Hardenbrook
Maphiton
Spain
Farewell Party for Father Weiling at Gehlen School
Le Mars Globe-Fost residents recall Father Weiling who will depart St Joseph’s parish. A farewell party is planned Wednesday at 8:00 p.m. at Gehlen School. Father Weiling, formerly assistant at St Joseph’s, will be succeeded by Father Hood. Weiling begins duties at Immaculate Conception, Sioux City.
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LE Mars Globe-Fost
Frank Hentges
Hohe Butt
Raymond ‘Weilinig
Gehlen
Weiling
St Joseph’s Parsh
Father Hood
Father Wesling
Immaculate Conception
Sioux Cite
Le Mars Social News Weekend Visits and Dinner Party
Doctor and Mrs Karl Hoffman of Algona spent the weekend at the home of Dr and Mrs L C Ohole in Le Mars. Mrs O’Toole and Dr Hoffman were guests at a dinner party hosted by Dana N Hoffman while Misses Celia and Clementine Hentges entertained.
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Karl Hoffman
Algona
LC Ohole
le Mars
O'Toole
Hoffman Arester
Hoffmens Abo
Dana N Hoffman
Celta
Clementine Hentges
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Becta Sigma Phi
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Joe McCormack
le Mar
Cascer
Tisc Planen
Das
Fismowth
K. L. Philips
Marvin Susemuht
Trent
Vigit
Rute Lundquist
Kenare Buckles
Don Sillosue
Globe-Post
Bank For Four
Firstational
Woh. Tiler
West
Iowa Public Service Co
Laws’ Public Service
Tsler
Searce
Inquest
Pop
Limer
By Belle Sharmeer
Belle-Sharmeer
Ender-Sampson Fashion Shop
Lila Cloud
Reds
St. James
Couch
Merrill
Joe
Oyens
Sherff
Frank Scholer
Osceola
Des Moines
Varboten
Chamber of Commerce
Globe- Fest
Paumius
Tarim Bureau
Uumon
Babson
LE Mars Social News
Shrougit
Qsant
Luken’s Funeral Home
Conscientious
Cliff Noble
Craig
Republican
Noble
Jean Koenig
30Ur
Questens
Jaceob G. Koenig Agency
Whiz
le Mars Globe - Post
Grocers
Jowa Dairy Industry
Anmencen Deiry Association of Towe
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