City Election Is Held Here Tomorrow Yell Picked Corn Crop For Neighbors
Neighbors, friends and relatives gathered Wednesday at the farm home of Mr. and Mrs. Les lie Sheehan to harvest over 180 acres of corn. The event featured assistance from many Loutsch and Groepper families and local residents across Union, Stanton and Maring townships. A noon dinner was served by more than a dozen ladies, and several children appeared in the group photo with Earl Loutsch and Mike Bortscheller helping unload the bumper crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Sheehan
Ovens
Earl Loutsch
Mike Bortscheller
Sheehan
Harald Brennan
Lyle Schroeder
Clarence Schroeder
Union
Stanton
Marign
Mesdames W. Barnable
Art Loutsch
Paul Loutsch
Robert Konz
Johnnie Loutsch
Kenneth Groepper
Alvin Groepper
Ralph Riediger
Ben Freking
Dominic Loutsch
George Sheehan
Care ol Riediger
Pat
Madonna Sheehan
Darrene
Betty Kong
Mike Barnable
Polls Open Early In Le Mars Election
The first real contested election in Le Mars will be held Tuesday November 3 with no party tickets. Mayor candidates are R J M Long Eugene Bud Scholer and E W Rogers. Council at large nominees are Rudy D Adler Ward Batman Gregg Featherston and Albert J Pete Stoos. Ward candidates include Enoch Swanson Francis J Nemmers R L Budde Dr W E Rozeboom Al Engbers. City treasurer Ivan C Schulz park commissioner Dennis J Lenihan George R Mount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Le Mars
R. J.M. Long
Eugene
Bud) Scholer
E. W. Rogers
Rudy D. Adler
Batman Gregg Featherston
Albert J
Pete) Stoos
Enoch Swanson
Francis J. Nemmers
R. L. Budde
W. E. Rozeboom
Al Engbers
treasuer
Ivan C. Schulz
Dennis J. Lenihan
George R.Mount
Miss Beverly Morgan Named Director of Campus Activities
Miss Beverly Morgan a 1959 Westmar graduate returns as Director of Campus Activities supervising Weidler Hall events and aiding a study of Westman campus recreational life She earned a teaching certificate from Omaha University taught rural Nebraska schools and led Redbird Mission Kentucky dormitory programs before joining Westmar in 1958 and graduating last spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Morgan
Westmar
Weidler
Westman
Hartter Handicraft Shop Opens at Home
Mrs Les Hartter will open the Hartter Handicraft shop at her home on 243rd Ave NW this Wednesday. She will offer instruction in mosaic weaving aluminum etching and copper tooling along with other courses. Classes meet Tuesday and Thursday afternoons and evenings beginning this week. Hartter, a longtime adult education teacher and former girl scout leader, notes customers may use the home's front or back door until a new entrance is built.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les Hartter
Hartter
243rd Ave
N. W
Noel Studio
Sacred Heart Hospital Auxiliary Bazaar Annual Sale
The Sacred Heart Hospital Auxiliary hosts an annual bazaar on Thursday Friday and Saturday November 19 20 at the hospital. A large variety of articles will be on sale including many suitable for Christmas giving. A bake sale will offer fruit cakes pies rolls buns coffee cakes cookies and candy. Lunch will be served all day during the three days. Luncheon chairmen are Mrs A J Orbin Mrs George Foxen and Miss Margaret McDonald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred’ Heart Hospital
A. J Orbai
George. Foxen
Margaret , McDonald
Perry Triumph Over Le Mars In Muddy Conference Tilt
Perry edged Le Mars 21 to 13 in a muddy Friday night game. Hagen broke a 65 yard run for a score and added a 21 yard plunge. Hunter added a 39 yard run to seal Le Mars' tally. Steve Garrett scored both Perry touchdowns on a 60 yard run and a one yard plunge.
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Perry
Hagen
Hunter
Le Mars
Steve Garrett
Rebels Without a Cause chosen for senior class play
Le Mars Community High School seniors select the Broadway play Rebels Without a Cause adapted from Dr. Robert Lindner's book. The drama examines a young delinquent and the roots of his problems using psychoanalytic ideas. Performance is November 13 or 14 at 8 p.m. in the high school auditorium with admission 75 cents for adults and 50 cents for students. Tickets are sold by senior class members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Le Mars Community High School
Robert Lindner
Baltimore
Mary Mearl Peckenpaugh Engaged To Donald Kneifl
Engaged notices report Mary Mearl Peckenpaugh of Sioux City to wed Donald E. Kneifl of Newcastle Nebraska. Mary is a Heelan High School graduate and a Northwestern Bell service representative. Donald served in the army and farms near Newcastle. No wedding date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Mearl Peckenpaugh
Sioux City
Le Mars
Mary Mearl
Donald E. Kneifl
Nick Kneifl
Newcastle
Nebraska
Heelan High School
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co
army
Plymouth County
Fire destroys small shed near Harold Beck farm
Fire Sunday afternoon destroyed a small shed west of Harold Beck’s farm residence, about two miles east of Te Mars on Highway 3 and 5. Le Mars fire department responded and soaked a nearby building. The shed, once a broader hose, had been used for storage. loss included a front end loader and chicken waterers and feeders, with some insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Beck
Te Mars
Glenn Crearke
Le Mars
Beck
Engagement of Ardis Johnson to Romain Popken
Mr and Mrs Johnson of Fort Dodge announce the engagement of their daughter Ardis to Romain G Popken of Le Mais Miss Johnson is employed at Sioux Cry Radio KTR and Mr Popken at Swift and Co in Sau City The wedding day is set for December 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jgnean . Johnson
Fort Dodge
Ardis
Romain G. Popken
Le Mais
Miss Johnson
Sioux Cry
Radio KTR
Mr Popken
Swift and Co
Sau City
Police Court Fines in State Cases Include Several Names
In murky state cases from Milton Schneider Akron to Muriel Me Farland Sioux City, fines were issued for infractions such as failure to dim lights and improper passing. A $15 fine appeared for improper pissing and a $9 expired chauffeur's license flagged Elyde Murray. Rock Valley cases noted similar penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
muyer
Milton Schneider
Akron
Murray
Sioux City
Muriel Me Farland
Rock Valley
Auto collision damages sought in 1959 case
Darwin L. Johnson sues Thomas Bay for 240.11 for damages to a car in a May 1 1959 collision. The overweight cases list pleas of guilty with fines for N. A. Sitter 46 paid, Lyle B. Sheely 36 fined 82, and Delbert Tiffany 34 fined 116.39.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darwin L. Johnson
Thomas Bay
N. A. Sitter
Lyle B. Sheely
Delbert Tiffany
Zuehls Golden 50th Wedding Anniversary Service
A music service Sunday November marks the golden anniversary of Mr and Mrs B F Zuehl at Calvary Evangelical United Brethren Church at three o clock in the sanctuary Friends are invited to the service and reception in the church parlors No grills requested
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Zuehls
B.F. Zuehl
Calvary Evangelical United Brethren Church
Tragic One Car Crash Kills Le Mars Girl Nancy Frerichs
Nancy Frerichs 7, daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry J Frerichs, died in a one car crash on Highway 75 four miles south of Merrill about 1 45 pm Saturday. Sister Lorna 18, is in Sacred Heart Hospital after surgery for severe cuts and injuries. The 1958 Ford, driven by Lorna, struck a bridge abutment. sheriff and highway patrol investigated. Nancy was born August 20, 1942, lived in Hawarden before moving to Mars in 1957. Survived by parents, sister Jonna, brother Jamie, and fiancé William Reuter.
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Nancy Frevichs
Henry J. Fresichs
Srd Ave
SAL
Mars y
Highway 75
Merriol
TE Laken
China
Sacred Heart Hospital
Lorna
Luken
Arba
Taree
Joss
Lowell Hagar
Stoas Brothers yard
Lakes
Lorena
sherif
Dick Lutyens
tresker
iupad
Phe
Le Mars
Sioux City
Nancy Caral
Jonna
Jammy
Prerichs
Frerichs
Willpen Ready-Mix
Yancy
Le Mars High School
Gehlen Edges Rock Rapids 8 6 In Muddy Sioux Land Clash
Gehlen of Le Mars defeated Lyon of Rock Rapids 8 to 6 in a muddy Sioux Land Conference game. A 30 yard pass from Kennedy to Puglaz produced Le Mars' touchdown. Don Peterson scored for Rock Rapids with a fourth quarter plunge from the four. A safety gave Le Mars the margin. Rock Rapids threatened at the end as they were on Le Mars' five yard line when time expired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gehlen
Le Mars
Lyon
Rock Rapids
Kennedy
Puglaz
Don Peterson
Police Thank Kids For Halloween In Le Mars
Le Mars police praised local children for Halloween behavior with few incidents. Chief Fay Verpenning said most children were well behaved and engaged in safe Trick or Treat activities. Frank Scholer reported no complaints of Halloween trouble or property damage, and there were no sheriff’s office reports of wiring theft or coin spills.
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Le Mars
Ay Le Mars
Fay Verpenning
frank Scholer
Man Dies Suddenly at Remsen Farm
Sheriff and coroner responded to a Remsen farm where 56 year old Casper Freking was found dead. Coroner ruled out foul play. Widow Mary Wulduchmacht survives with six children and four brothers and sisters. Funeral planned at St Mary’s Renisen with burial in parish cemetery. Kay Fisch funeral home handling arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Scholer
S& Ho Luken
Remsen
John Hf
Gack Frehing
Frehing
Luiken
Remilins
Fisch funeral home
Ereking
Ovens
Casper Freking
Mary Wulduchmacht
St. Mary's Renisen
Le Mars government class offers rides or babysitting for voters
Le Mars high school government class under Mr. Galusha provides telephone contacts for those needing rides to polling places or babysitters. Call 742W or 465P or 90S or 1140R tonight for reservations. on election day call 926PP. Mrs Kovaleske hosts a baby shower Saturday for Mrs Julius Hop of Le Mars.
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Le Mars high school
Galusha
R. J. Kovaleske
Julius Hop
Le Mars
Funeral services set for November 3 in Le Mars church
Funeral services will be held Tuesday November 3 1999 at St Johns American Lutheran Church in Le Mars at 2 p.m. with Dr J L Belk officiating. Burial follows at Le Mars city cemetery under direction of the Mauer Funeral Home. Survived by paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs H R Frerichs of Akron and maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Frank Heubrock of Le Mars.
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St. John’s American Lutheran Church
Le Mars
J. L. Belk
cemete
Mauer funeral home
H. R. Frerichs
Akron
Frank Heubrock
Mrs Willer Leads Plymouth County Cancer Study Group
Mrs Ed Willer reports her group completed its share in the Cancer Study of Family Habits survey in Plymouth County as part of a nationwide Epidemiological Survey. Researchers under her leadership include Mrs William Schneider Portland township Mrs Roger Easton Westfield Township and Akron residents. Back row shows several researchers while seated members include Mrs Marvin Klemmme and Mrs Ed Willer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Willer
Plymouth County
William Schneider
Portland township
Roger Easton
West
Akron
Willer
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Gene
Verne Loutsch
Art
Dale Loutsch
Paul
Elmer Loutsch
Mike Loutsch
Alvin
Kenneth Arens
Dean DeRaad
Jim Freking
Mike Gengler
Wayne Banable
Robert Kons
Ervin Hanna
Ralph Ried
B. Morgan
Hartter Handicraft Shop
Nate Gearke
Phoenix
Arizona
Irene Hirschman
Hartington
R. A. Manning
Fred Bock
Denver White
Kansas City
Missouri
Marcella Bortscheller
Howard Remer
Long Beach
California
Wesley Sprunk
To Mars
Pontlacy
Judy Tritz
Ford
Vincent Duermian
Pord
Walter Johnson
Nancy
Nancy Frerichs
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