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Newspaper
Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1954
Page
6
Classified notice seeks an elderly lady to care for two small children and maintain the home. Arch ie Jackson requests contact at phone 386. The ad emphasizes kindness to children and home duties as main requirements.
Primary students report Kay Hageman’s return after surgery and a Halloween party success. Fifth and sixth graders discuss subtraction, library repairs, and book reorganization led by Linda Attrul, Kathleen Rosenau and Evelyn Bennett. High school lists new typewriters in Commercial Class and records in music. Seventh and eighth grades near Book Week with a Sioux City library visit and two-book checkouts, and plans for Thanksgiving activities.
The Grant Little Grants held a November 8 1954 meeting at Eugene Dominick home with 34 members present. They discussed the Junior Feeder project and calf pens of 3 5 head. An executive committee of Shirley Ahrendt Alwayne Oet hen Ralph Klemme was formed to plan demonstrations for the coming year. A roller skating party was organized by Ardis Johnson Della Janssen Duane Baack and Bill Bogh. The meeting closed with lunch served by hostess Ralph Klemme. Contex adding machines were sold at 49 50 and price will be raised with the next shipment.
Babson Park Mass November 25. In my July release I was bullish on the national crop outlook. Final results confirm optimism as total crop volume remains large though not a new record. Major crops include corn and wheat below average. cotton and rice show strength. fruits mostly favorable with grapes and commercial apples expected lower. pears average. cranberries sufficient for holidays. soybeans record crop aiding exports.
Le Mars Bulldogs led by All-State candidate Dave Gunther overcame an early 8-2 deficit to defeat Sioux Falls 47-29 at Westmar College. Gunther scored 19 points, with Bob Keuler adding eight as Sioux Falls opened fast but was unable to hold the lead.
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