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Newspaper
Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1957
Page
5
A Sunday November 17 collision on Highway 75 north of Le Mars involved two southbound cars. A 1949 Mercury driven by Linton Stinton made a left turn, causing $100 damage to its left side. A 1955 Ford driven by Anton Schoen of Sioux City sustained $200 damage.
In Le Mars police court state cases fined for improper passing on yellow lines running stopsigns speeding and intoxication included Craig Holloway Sioux City 15 for improper passing on yellow line Joseph Morley 24 for carrying a loaded gun Gene Shaney 7.50 Harold Benson 15 Eugene Wulf 13 Cay Cases Carlos Barnforth 7.50 William Osborn 20 Date Engelheart 12.50 Gerald Klein 12.50.
Miss Mabel Steele visiting Naperville for weeks was injured in a sideswipe car crash. The vehicle carrying Dr and Mrs Kupke was demolished. Steele suffered a fractured pelvis and bruises. Mrs Kupke was hurt but not seriously. She was taken by ambulance to a Naperville hospital.
The annual Book Week runs November 18 to 23 at the Public Library with all new books on display. On Friday the 23rd at four o'clock the books enter general circulation, under the theme Explore with Books.
1957 Our Lady of Good Counsel graduate Mark Wendl enters the Community of Holy Cross Brothers. Preparatory work in Watertown Wisconsin. moves to the novitiate near Notre Dame University in January. Son of Leo and the late family, previously lived in Fonda then Le Mars. Also mentions family members and local events including Sacred Heart hospital bazaar November 21 22 and 23.
Land fronts on Highway 75 sold to Sioux City buyer, with another parcel sold to a second local buyer for industrial use. Miss Linda Miller and Miss Ellen Kloster represented the Luther League at a Gethsemane church convention in Ovens, where delegates were elected. Fort Sill reports Lt John Doornwaard graduated from field artillery officer basic course. Roving Garden Club met. talks on feeding winter birds and big house plants. Community meetings cover 4-H, college trustees, and auxiliary notices with upcoming events and club activities.
The Plymouth County Red Cross office above Lovely Drug Store will operate Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 12 noon. A recent meeting named Mrs. Alvin Mauer as executive secretary.
On October 31 1957 the District Court of Plymouth County Iowa appointed Irma Witt as Administratrix of Henry Harrs deceased of sale County All persons indebted must pay and those with claims should present them legally authenticated to the court for allowance Dated October 31 1957 Irma Witt Administratrix Attorney for Estate Published in The Le Mars Globe Post November 4 1957 and November 18 1957
Notice to all persons indebted to the estate of Matilda Dirks late of Buena Vista County Iowa that claims must be presented to the executor Herman Weenink by November 19 1957 at Orange City Iowa for allowance. Published in Le Mars Globe-Post November 4 11 and 18 1957. Union Farm Bureau Ladies meet November 21 at 2 p.m. at Mrs Gordon Stokes home bring luminalum tray from October meeting even if unfinished.
Christmas giving items and home baked goods will be sold at Sacred Heart hospital Anahary bazaar on November 22 23 and 24. Mrs Joel Shepherd reported good response to a request for bedding a stove and other household supplies for a needy Plymouth County farmer and said the family now has a stove and bedding. Chicoine delivered the articles and any unmet needs will be supplied by the Red Cross office after the family's fire loss.
Defendant is notified that a petition for absolute divorce on grounds of desertion and cruel treatment is on file. It seeks custody of the minor children and a court appearance is required in Le Mars, Plymouth County, Iowa, on December 24, 1957. default will lead to judgment against the defendant.
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