Wood Brothers Sentenced Five Years Each for Robbery
Boyden Roger L. Wood and Clarence Wood of Sioux City were sentenced to five years each in Amamosa on a district court conviction for robbery after pleading guilty. The case follows an impromptu Navy reunion in Hull area, where two sailors hitchhiking home were robbed of cash, suitcases, and a dog tag after being plied with alcohol.
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Roger L. Wood
Clarence Wood
Sioux City
Amamosa
Sioux County
imprompu Navy
Boyden
Clinton
Minn
Bristol
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Omaha
Navy
Hull
Hayden cemetery
George Dunn
Lawrence Hitze
Depauly
Sherriff
Ted
Hoagland
ie seilors
Triangle club
Engaged Couple Janet Bultman to John Even in Hawarden
Mr and Mrs Marry Bultman of Hawarden announce the engagement of their daughter Janet Bultman to John Even son of Mr and Mrs J T Even of Alton Iowa. Both are employed in Sioux City. No wedding date has been set.
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Marry Bultman
Hawarden
Janet Bultman
John
Even
J.T. Even
Alton
Bultman
Sioux City
Night Hunt Ends In Fines For 4 Boys
Four Le Mars boys were picked up by city police Wednesday night and fined five dollars including costs for minor charges from a possum hunt along the Floyd river. The group included John Braun Gerald Haag James Moir and Jimmy Holton, cited for guns and licenses in a night hunt out of season. Police spotted spotlights in trees near town and investigated. Chief Fay Terpenning said there was no evidence of a possum in records, but noted the patrol could lead to penalties under state law.
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Le Mats
Floyd river
John Braun
Gerald Haag
James Moir
Jimmy Holton
Le Mars
Fay Terpenning
Petition Drive To Senate Seeks McCarthy Critique
A 154 signature petition was mailed to General Stratemeyer head of the Ten Million Americans committee urging the Senate to scold Senator McCarthy for rough handling of Communists and protectors. Merchants varied in reaction with some opposing while others asked to add harsher language. Most stores allowed petition drops with few refusals and no reprisals feared by petition rights.
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General Stratemeyer
Lawreage Sitizman
Senate
McCarthy
LeMans
McCandy
Sitzrman
Haring Kroepel wedding at St John’s Le Mars
A photo runs with Alfred Kroepel and his bride after their marriage at St John’s American Lutheran church in Le Mars. Norma Jean Harrison and Lennice Kruse lit candles. Carol Farmer led the guest book. Kitchen hostesses included Raymond Bush and George Rovschker, with Mrs Edwin Sneadker and couples from Lawton and Moville.
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Alfred Kroepel
Bob Jane
St. John's
American Lutheran
Carol Farmer
Raymond Bush
Lawton
Mrr
George Rovschker
Edwin Sneadker
Movilley
Clarence Yates
Le Mars
Douglas Wetscher
Friction Between A Farmer And Hunters Photo Caption
A Remsen area photo features Pfe Richard J. Tracey son of Mr and Mrs James Tracey Pfc Benj Holtgrewe son of Mr and Mrs Benj Holtgrewe Lt (D.D.S.) Ty Fiedler son of Mr and Mrs SoM Fiedler all from Remsen The scene was shot in Mason Korea near Pusan with Dick and Benny about 35 miles from the port Lt Fiedler is stationed there The caption notes a slight case of friction between a farmer and hunters and identifies one partridge deemed legally dead.
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Pfe
Richard J. Tracey
James Tracey
Benj. Holtgrewe
Benj
Holtgrewe
Ty Fiedler
SoM. Fiedler
Remsen
Mason
Korea
Lt. Fiedler
Benny
Pusan
Letter from Lancaster on hunting party trespass
An Elgin Township resident objects to a Le Mars hunting party on his farm in the latest Globe-Post letters. He recalls permission given for hunting on Nov 10 and notes shot pheasants and a partridge killed in a closed season. He accuses the visitors of unlawful, disobedient, ungrateful behavior and failing to respect cattle and property.
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ML J. Lancaster
Elgin
Globe-Post
Siz
Le Mars
cate
New Cars and People Mentioned in Local Notes
The clipping lists local car dealers and brands including Chevrolet Studebaker Pontiac and names such as Elmer J Theisen Marcus Walter Chester and Gerald Hansen from Le Mars Akron and Ak ron. It notes D E Weidler of Le Mars chosen as layman board member of Evan Thal United Brethren conference in Milwaukee and cites Francis Long at the Town Notre Dame game with a positive remark about enjoying the event.
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Anus o* DURCKES
Kemsen
fly
Marcus
Chevrolet
Ben Nicholson
Le Mars
Studebaker
Walter
Susesmihl
Akron
Chester Akron
Gerald Hansen
Elmer PL Schlitz
Chrysler
C. W. Reeves
Pontiac
D. E.Weidler
board of missions
the
Evan- Thal United Brethren general
conerence
Milwaukee
Weidler
Car truck collision at Central Avenue and Fourth Street
At about 9 30 p m on Saturday November 20 Raymond Walter driving a 1953 Ford truck northbound left turned and Nick Steipf lug in a 1953 Chevrolet sedan northbound collided. Left front Ford and right front Chevrolet damaged totaling 175 dollars. Jens Petersen on November 17 near Merrill rolled a 1950 Pontiac on a gravel road two miles south. right side and top damaged. no serious injuries. Globe Post Want Ads.
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Central Avenue
4th’ Street
Raymond Walter
Nick Steipflug
Jens Petersen
Merrill
Lancaster remembered as steadfast figure in community
Local tribute honors M. J. Lancaster whose enduring service and quiet leadership left a lasting impact on neighbors, organizations, and longtime residents. The memorial reflects on years of dedication, kindness, and steady presence in public life.
Pre Med Conference Aids West College Students
West college students and their advisor, Dean for medical student affairs W. W. Morris, attend the annual pre medical conference at State University of town college of medicine. Professor E. C. Danner, head of Westmar biology, also participates with students Tom Kiernan Jon Gates Maurice Donald Faber Hull and Frieds Turks from Brooklyn. The SUS conference aims to help pre medical students make the best possible preparation for the study of medicine.
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cme
West _college
W. W. Morris
State University of town college of medicine
SUL
E. C. Danner
Westmar
Tom Kiernan
Aleton
Jon Gates
Maurice
Donald K. Faber
Hull
Frieds Turks
Brooklyns N.Y
Morris
Marriage Licenses Issued In Woodbury County
The clerk of courts issued licenses for Eugene Potlebaum of Alton and Eileen Dreckman of Le Mars Donald Kellen of Le Mars and Mary Wagner of Remsen and Donald Glen Hinde and Mary Lou Singer of Le Mars A marriage license also issued to Elton D Mortenson of Remsen and Doris M Crawford of Moville in Woodbury County courthouse last week.
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Eugene Potlebaum
Alton
Eileen Dreckman
Le Mars
Donald Kellen
Le Mar
Mary Wagner
Remsen
Donald Glen Hinde
Mary Lou
Singer
Elton D. Mortenson
Remeen
Doris M Crawford
Moville
Woodbury county
Suit Filed in Burlington for Goods Owed
Chittenden and Eastman Co. filed suit in Burlington Iowa against Roy M. Schieuer of Kingston Kingskey Iowa for goods and merchandise alleged to be $603.87 in value. Plaintiff seeks judgment for $603.87 plus interest from Aug 1 1954 and costs.
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Chittenden and Eastman Co
Burelington
Iowa
Roy M. Schieuer
Kingstey, Franitur
Kingskey
Big Verdict Against Brutsville Truck Operator
A federal district court jury in Sioux City awarded the Aloysius Vollmer family a total of 18 074 35 after six hours of deliberation. They claimed driver Herman Hanns negligence caused a July 2 1953 collision at Merrilla. The Vollmers received 16 000 for Mr. Vollmer 1 20 for Mrs. Vollmer and 668 for their daughter Delores with totals reflecting their requests.
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federal district court
Aloysius D. Vollmer
Sioux City
tamedy
Durate
Cal
Herman Hanns
Brunysvill
Vollmers
Hiarns
Merrilla
Vollmer
Delores
Agricultural Census Under Way In Plymouth County
Charles Adams of Akron leads 16th census of Agriculture with 12 enumerators visiting every farmer. The census, begun in 1840 and conducted about every five years, asks farmers to return mail questionnaires to save time and money. Supervisor George A. Walker reports partial completion as some farmers remain unaware a farm census is occurring. Farmers urged to fill and hand in questionnaires upon enumerator arrival.
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Charles Adams
Akron
Plymouth county
Adams
George A. * Walker
Council Bluffs
New Address for Ed Kass Family Seeks News Reach
Mr and Mrs Ed Kass receive a new address through their son Thomas who left La Mars on Sept 13 to serve in the navy at Great Lakes Illinois He has been hospitalized for a month His new address is Shomigs Josep Kass R 3119 42 44 Co 122 Reg t Great Lakes Illinois
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Ed’ Kass
Thomas
Le “Mars
Great Lakes
Illinois
Tom
Shomigs Josep Kass
Lakes
Ilinois
Hippodrome 1955 Vanities on sale Sioux City
Tickets for the Hippodrome of 1955 featuring the Vanities and Car Waters are on sale in the Sioux City Auditorium office, daily 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. except Sunday. The show runs December 1 to 3 evenings with Saturday and Sunday matinees, special Saturday matinee for under 16 at half price. Critics praise the Hippodrome as a premier indoor show with high praise from Ed Sullivan and others.
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Sioux City Auditorium
Siow city auditorium
Ed Sullivan
New York Daily News
Tou
Town
Boston Daily “Globe
Billboard
Itinerant photographers and deceptive ads in town
A reader reports an insult from an itinerant photographer and notes that The Globe Post does not runads promising free pictures or guarantees. The paper rejects deceptive ads including vending machine schemes and work-at-home promises, and cautions about cold calling solicitations.
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Globe-Post
Globe- Post
cold Turkey
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