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Newspaper
Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1954
Page
2
A long letter criticizes a bishop for labeling opponents as ignoramuses over classroom funding and secular versus religious teaching. The piece questions subversion fears, supports church state separation, and debates unity and internationalism in education. Local notices follow including births and visits from Le Mars and nearby towns.
Le Mars Globe-Post announces second class matter status at Le Mars post office under act of 1879. R FP Starzl publisher and editor R G Starzl. Subscriptions $3 yearly in Plymouth Sioux Woodbury Cherokee Iowa and Union counties South Dakota outside local area $3.60. Foreign rates apply. Subscriptions auto stop if not renewed. no one billed for past due accounts.
Sheldon Mail rebuts Method remarks at Bishop Bromley Oxnam before the State Education Association. The eight and a half inch news piece shows sharper critique of generalizations, suggests some teachers may exist, and questions treason in exposing faulty teaching.
Granville resident John Niles of Remsen visited with friends Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Heinen and Kiby left for Harbor after visiting Mrs. Bachmann. Leo Freking left for Dubuque to attend Loras College after a weekend with his parents Frehing. Put Mark B from the 8 60 BTRY at Ft Bliss, Texas and Mr. and Mrs. John Colling of Howard were visitors at his mother's home.
A long list of birthdays and visits is reported from Ireton and nearby towns. Kathy Dittmer celebrates 16th birthday with Delbert and Mrs Dittmer hosting. Family and friends including Dittmers, Rickleffs, Twillmans, VanderHams, and Criddlebaughs gather for dinners and Sunday visits across Sioux City, Rock Rapids, Hawarden, and Ellsworth. Residents extend remarks, deliver christenings, and note hospital visits.
Mrs Harkey Payne and Connie stay with the children during their absence at a Bankers Convention. Card reads heartfelt thanks for comforting sympathy and help during sorrow. The Cullis family expresses gratitude for the beautiful service floral offerings and kindnesses.
The Ladies Guild of St. Michael's church held their monthly meeting with 17 members, then played cards and shared lunch hosted by Mrs. Beuntans, Mrs. Shimmer, Mrs. Stratt, and Miss Schaeffer. Upcoming December party planned. Rev. Janse on three week vacation with a substitute priest. Local servicemen Kenneth Carol, Arlen White, and Kenneth Carr arrived home or on furlough after service in Korea and the Pacific. A school board meeting occurred Thursday evening.
The Kingsley Board of Education scheduled a December 2 special election to authorize a $98,000 bond for an addition to the current school building. If approved, funds will fund new classrooms to start next fall, following a petition from 130 residents citing enrollment growth.
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