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Newspaper

Le Mars Globe Post

Location

Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1953

Page

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Small Businesses Dominate Plymouth County Jobs Rise

Special report shows Plymouth County hosts 441 small establishments with under 20 employees, 98 percent of local firms. Total payroll linked jobs reach 1,762, up from 31604 previously. national tally near 4,000,000 businesses with retail sector prominent.

New York Globe Post Plymouth County U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare Department of Commerce Amey Stow Pryaneuy Coun Smill West North Central

Service industries rise as share of economy reaches 22 percent

The analysis notes that service sectors account for 22 percent of total economic activity, marking them as the second largest category after the leading industries.

Merrill Man Editor Musical Magazine

The Globe-Post reports the Iowa Bandmasters Association official magazine edited by Frank Waggoner of Merrill. It is a Merrill published 16 page slice edition with news, photos, and extensive advertising. Production is costly and the magazine is not yet self sustaining.

The Globe-Post Iowa Bandmaster magazine Frank Waggoner Merrill lowga Bandmasters Association

Union-Henry Club Meeting Notes and Future Event

The Union Henry meeting was held at Sharon and Bette Bainbridge home. Cy Potteblum called meeting to order. Roll call minutes and treasurer report reviewed. Planned Christmas and skating party. Bob Fulton spoke on hanging paint brushes. Dor Pettebaum spoke on personal preferences. Next meeting set for December at Jimmy Eyres home. Gary Tullis, Reporter.

Sharon Bette Bainbridge Cy Potteblum Bette ube Bob Fulton gaive Doris Pettebaum Jimmy Eyres Gary Tullis

Elect Schafenburg Hinton Specht to Iowa A A rep council

Hinton school supervisor M V Schafenberg attended a Des Moines meeting of the Iowa State Athletics Association representative council last Saturday. He was elected to represent class B Northwest Iowa schools on the council. The Le Mars Globe Post advertises wedding invitations at low prices.

Hinton Specht M. V. Schafenberg Hinton representative council Iowa State Athletics Association Des Moines Iowa

Wed 50 Years Special Granville Couple Celebrate 55th

Mr and Mrs M H H Perlot celebrate their 55th wedding anniversary at home in Granville on Sunday November 22 1898 starting at noon. The couple married at St Marys church Alton by Rev F J Brune and began farming near Granville. They later moved to Granville in 1911 and ran the Perlot Hotel and Cafe. They are parents of two children and have four great grandchildren and two grandchildren. Family and friends including Matt Perlot and others from Alton Bancroft Omaha join the event.

Granville M. HH. Perlot Michel Perlot Mary Haupert St. Mary's church Alton F. J. Brune Perlot rene Nick Koob LeRoy Perlot Geraldine Koob Carold Menke Robert Lee Perstor Dennis Lee Bonny Sue Jacquelin Jean Barbara Jo Menke Matt Perlot Louw Neethe Anechee Haupert Bancroft, qu Rose Ablets Marguerite Vosburg Omaha Metin J. Ruba St. Mary's Catholic church Agnes Ann Kellen Renm Marthas Winter Lou Stauffacher Banning California Le Mars Morse Hoornenian Winter Hoorneman Stauffacher Art Ruhland Elkhorn ladies William Stover Row Beinking

Poor Pheasant Season Reported in Plymouth County

Plymouth county pheasant hunters report a very poor season with many not reaching limits. John Hart notes heavy rains and floods washed away nests and left mostly very young birds, explaining the shortage while other counties fare better. Hart adds increased hunting interest could also impact local ringneck numbers.

Plymouth county John Hart veeran Hart north impious Cherokee county

Happy Hi Haps 3-H Meeting at Patty Rodenbour Home

The Happy Hi Haps held a 3-H meeting at Patty Rodenbour's home on November 11 with 11 members. President Sheryl Ealty called the meeting to order. Norlene gave a portfolio uses talk, a piano duet by Norlene and Sheryl, a portfolio making demo by Patty and Janice, and a dew serl was served by the hostess. Reporter Norlene Ramthorst.

Happy Hi-Haps Patty Rodenbour Sheryl Ealty Norlene Sheryl Patty Janice Norlene Ramthorst

Victory talk and wild claims on USN and UN aid

A provocative and incoherent piece asserts a UN victory over Israel and Syria, claims a $26 million U S aid gift, criticizes Eisenhower and internationalists, and recycles conspiracy references about Korea, Katyn, and Pearl Harbor. It rails against federally funded handouts and World Government plots, with scattered figures and partisan attacks.

United Nations Israel Syria U. N Jordan Eisenhower New York city New York U. S towa U. Nos France Indo-China Bolivia Harold Riegelman Erenhower Robert F. Wagner, Jr United States U.N Korea Red Katin forest Katin Roosevelt Joe Stalin Washington Poland Katia Russia Pearl Harbor Abo Stalin USM

Le Mars Boys Vernon Voss and Delwyn Asmussen in Marine corps photos

In a recent Le Mars photo, Vernon Voss and Delwyn Asmussen, both Marines, stand with families. Vernon, son of Mr. and Mrs. Avalt Voss, is at Cherry Point North Carolina after time in Memphis Tennessee. Delwyn, son of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Asmussen, remains in Memphis. Vernon recalls a near fatal hit run incident in junior year and reconnects with fellow Le Mars friends from Clarence Stephenson Seney Wan John Steenhoven and Gene Kolker. A reunion in San Diego preceded training in Jacksonville and assignments in Memphis and Cherry Point. Vernon plans to visit Washington DC and Johnny Grauser of the FBI in retirement. The piece notes a long journey from a deathbed to 19 years old with much life experience.

Vernon Voss Delwyn Asmussen Le Mars Vernon Avalt Voss Delwyn Oscar Asmussen Memphis Tenn Marine corps Cherry Point Nowa Carolina sust Marine corp Le Mary iwax Widgen Construction Co Clarence Stephenson Seney, Wan John Steenhoven Aho Gene Kolker San Diego Hey Jacksonville Florida Johnny

Schwarz Dreckman Wedding at St Joseph Neptune

Eleanor Schwarz and James Dreckman united in a Nov 1953 ceremony at St Joseph Catholic Church Neptune. Attended by family from Merrill Le Mars Humboldt and Milwaukee. A 25 guest reception followed at Eagles Hall Le Mars with a three tier cake in green and yellow.

St. Joseph's Catholic church Neptune Eleanor Schwarz James Dreckman Joe Schwarz Merril Elizabeth Dreckman Le Mars Leo Harpenau Atullard Iowa Johan Ruhland Joseph Heuertz Ray Sitzman Norma Schwarz Eeth Magdalenz Schnoes bestman Carl Dreckiman Mario Schwarz LeRoy Harpenau Cletu Dreckman John Schnoes John Schnoes, Jr Ronnie Larry Rutland Eagles hall Tony Reuter Emil Koopman Leo Langel Ben Rubland Lawrence Sanow Tom Driscoll Jack Kessenich Cletus Dreckman John Schnees, Jr Margie Kessenich Phylis Kessenich Nancy Werth Shirley Kounkel Joanne Harpenau Doris Harpenau Marian Kolbeck Lois Stoffel Alvira Vaske Cloetta Harpenau Darlene Pritchette St. Joseph's Catholic school Sacred Heart hospital ao Yeck Tony Kolbeck Humboldt

Farmers' type hog shown in first run Farm News feature

Aulie A. Pierson profiles a special First Run Farm News picture from Globe-Post. The piece contrasts a farmer's type market hog with its larger leggy boar brother, notes 30 percent primal cuts yield, ~200 pounds at several months, and 2 pounds gain per 3 pounds feed. Iowa State College experts warn against judging boars by market-pig looks and urge breeders to record weights and track carcasses from farm to packing plant.

Farm News Globe-Post Aulie A. Pierson cate cass Iowa State College L. N. Hazel Hazel

P L PATA Hosts Welcome For Iowa Congress Leader

Parents from Franklin Clark and Central Elementary schools welcomed Iowa Congress of Parents and Teachers district president Mrs Denny Duncan Correctionville last evening at Central school activity room. Lunch was served. The Globe will print your news.

Le Mars PATA. Perents Franklin, Clark Central Iowa Perents Denny Duncan Correctionville Central school

Farm Calendar November 4-H Events

Akron 4-H club meeting at William Philips at 7:00 p.m. County 4-H Officer Training School on November 21. County wide boys and girls 4-H Skating Party at Free land on November 24. Boys 4-H committee meeting at 1 30 p.m. November 24. Boys 4-H Achievement Party on November 30.

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Church Razed Aided by Favorable Weather at St. Matthew's

The 8th century parish hall of St. Matthew's Lutheran was torn down last week. Lumber from the old structure is repurposed for a north side addition. Basement excavation completed, footings and block walls to be built this week as the church moves. Volunteers powered the six day effort. thanks given to all with ongoing interest.

St. Matthew's Lutheran covrr. C8th

Real estate transfers and small deed filings

Admin John Beever sells Lot 4 Blk 29 6th Add Remsen for 8025 dollars to Frank Ahmann. Clara Owen transfers Lot 13 Blk 13 Le Mars to Adolph Haack for one dollar. Roy Schumacher acquires Lot 19 Blk 42 Le Mars for one dollar from D. Oaken. L. P. Justi transfer Lots 10 11 12 13 14 15 Blk 3 Quorn to Ralph Justi for one dollar. Seney properties noted for $1.00 transfers.

Frank Becker Floyd A. Becker Sency Seney John Beever Admin Frank Ahmann Remsen D. Oaken e “al Roy Schumacher Le Mar L. P

Little Giants Meeting Deliberates 1983 11 9

The Giant Little Giants held their regular meeting November 9, 1983 at Ernest Popken’s home with 32 old members and four new ones Donald Kruse David Johnson Arlene Beitelspicher and Janice Tammen listed as new members Kenneth Grosenheider attended as a visitor A training school for 4 H officers and leaders is planned for November 21 at the fair grounds There were no further items and the meeting adjourned A delicious luncheon was served by the hostess reporter Arlua Heeren

Giant Little Giants Ernest Popken United States Donald Kruse David Johnson Arlene Beitelspicher Janice Tammen Kenneth Grosenheider fair grounds Arlua Heeren

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