Lincoln Leaders Elect New Officers at Regular Meeting
The Lincoln Leaders regular meeting was called to order by substitute president Marvin Schwarz. Ten members reported occupations, then officers were elected: president Mark Kemp, vice president Marvin Schwarz, secretary and treasurer Ruhland, reporter Jake Pick. Harold Binnebooss chosen as leader, assistant leader undecided. Jim Nuss showed projectors and pictures, premium money distributed, meeting adjourned by Ronny Rubland with support from Jim Reuter. Mrs Al Kemp served refreshments.
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Marvin Schwarz
Mark Kemp
Sec
Treasury
Ruhland
Jake Pick
Harold Binnebooss
Jim Nuss
Ronny Rubland
Jim Reuter
al Kemp
Sioux County Draft Induction Slated For 17 Men In 1933
Seventeen Sioux County men are to be inducted on Wednesday November 18 1933 with reporting time at 6 00 A M The list includes William M Rosenboom Vi Delmar G Sirkhuis Vi David E Jacobsma Raymund L Rohilfs and others from Boyden Hospers Hawarden Sioux Center Rock Valley and Wilbert L DeVries James A Schelmer Walter Moore Allan Bertram among named draftees.
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Boyden
William M. Rosenboom
Delmar G. Sirkhuis
David E. Jacobsma
Raymund L. Rohilfs
Rock Valley
Hale de F. Pember
Wilbert L DeVries
James A. Schemmer
Walter C. Moore
V. Weton
Allan RK. Bertram
Bergsma Maston Family Reunion Celebrates Weekend Visit
The Bergama home hosted a family reunion with three of the four children visiting from Sioux City Des Moines and Loxles California along with spouses and grandchildren. Edw G Bergsma of Chehalis Washington joined by phone. others departed Sunday evening after a joyful gathering.
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R. T. Hoagland
Carla
Ireton
Raymond Nyhof
Wahpeton
N. D
Edw. G. Bergsma
Chehalis
Washington
2. T. Bergesma
BE. B. Maston
M. L
Local notes from Los Angeles to Kansas and Iowa events
Ber family farewell for Clarence Ancine as he departs for Kansas to continue military service. Community members visit, travel, and home improvements noted. church school expansion planned with two new rooms by Le Mars firm. Local residents host, visit, and support servicemen, with planned home demonstrations and Thanksgiving-themed roll call.
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Ber
Los Angeles
Clarence Ancine
Kansas
Joseph Turner
Murry
John Orten
Hawarden
Lou Twillman
Harold Twillman
Lou Twilman
Minnie Suter
Minnette
T. Knuebel
Christian School
le Mars
Titus van Brugeen
California
Phyllis Alvord
Sioux County
D. D. Day
Florida
New Fall Dresses at Penneys Sale Opens Tuesday Morning
Penney’s announces new fall dresses in rayon and cotton plaids plus menwear options. About 100 fresh dresses arrived and go on sale Tuesday at 9:00 a.m. See window display for details.
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Penney
Salem
Law Suits Against Hallett Construction
K R Brown filed suit in Plymouth county District Court Iowa against Hallett Construction Co over a June 16 1953 collision on highway 75 near Le Mars. Brown claims the firm under contract with the State Highway Commission failed to place barricades and lights properly, causing glare from an approaching car that blinded him as his 1950 Ford station wagon passed another vehicle.
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K. R. Brown
Hallett Construction Co
Plymouth County
Iowa
Highway 75
le Mars
State Highway Commission
Brown
Barricade Forces Swerving Driver Into Skid
The plaintiff first noticed an untitled barricade in his lane of traffic and swerved left to avoid it. He then applied brakes, but his car skidded, indicating a dangerous road obstacle and a possible collision scenario.
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