Local Post Office Notice From Le Mars Iowa Starzl Publisher
Entered as second class matter at The post office in Le Mars Iowa under The act of March 3 1879. STARZL Publisher Editor ton 38 Year in Plymouth Woodburs and Cherokee Iowa and Union Co South pr ofnts local area it in year Foreen countries accord in postal rates Subscription stops Utomatically unless renewed by sub Nobody ever gets billed for At ar back subscription.
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le Mars
Iowa
Starzl
Plymouth
Woodburs
Cherokee Oa
Iowa and Union Co
Mrs John Less Mies dies at 70 in Cascade
Mrs John Less Mies 70 of Cascade died Sunday at her farm home west of Cascade after illness. Funeral services were held Tuesday at St Mary's Church Cascade with burial in the church cemetery. She was born October 2 in Europe, daughter of Margaret Ludwig and John W. Less. Surviving are her husband Andrew Henry two sons Andrew in Dubuque and Henry in Cascade, two daughters Mrs Ray Menster and Mrs W J Tentinger, plus four brothers J P Ludwig of LeMars Michael Ludwig of LeMars and Mrs W J Tentinger of Rem and Mrs Peter Tentinger of Minnesota and 13 grandchildren.
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Mies
Dahn W. Less
Cascade
Fev
Cascad
Fom
Ray Menster
J.P. Marnk Ludwig
LeMars
Wo Chael Ludwig
le Mars
W. J. Tentinger
Remad
Peter Tentinger
Minnesota
Miss Mildred Samuelson Dies From San Francisco Crash
It was learned Thursday that Mildred Samuelson, 44, a former Marcus resident, died Wednesday from injuries in a traffic accident near San Francisco. She was a daughter of Rev. Samuelson, retired after 25 years as Carmel Lutheran Church pastor in Marcus. She graduated from Akron high school and received a degree.
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Mildred Samuelson
Marcus
San Francisco
Cal
Miss Samuelson
Rev. Samuelson
Carmel Litheran Church
Akron
Lawa High School
Local Woman Dies. Red Cross Worker Funeral Planned
A woman who earned a B S degree from the University of Iowa and a master's from the University of Ari a taught school before joining Red Cross work. She served in July in Washington and the Pacific area and later traveled to San Francisco. Survivors include her parents, a brother C L Samuelton of Haddonfield NJ, two sisters Mrs Don Foley of Binghamton NY and Mrs Lee Barnes of Granville IA. Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. Monday at Carmel Church in Marcus, with burial in Amherst Cemetery and the Nelson Funeral Home of Marcus in charge.
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University of Iowa
University of Aria
Enterieg Cross
Red Cross
Washington
Pacific Area
C. L. Samuelton
Haddonfield
New Jersey
Donald Foley
Binghampton
New York
Lee Barnes
Granville
Iowa
Carmel Church
Marcus
Amherst Cemetery
Nelson Fu
Infant Donald Boyle Dies. Rites Set in Sioux City
Donald Boyle infant son of Mr and Mrs Albert I Boyle of Westfield died Sunday at a Sion City hospital born July 24 in Sioux City. Survivors include parents three brothers William Patrick and John four sisters Mary Irene Pauline and Jacqueline grandparents Leonard Bosle Seattle WA and Mrs William Reynolds California. Body taken to Larkin funeral home Sioux City. Funeral services will be held at the funeral home by 2:00 p.m. Tuesday with burial in Calvary Cemetery.
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Donald Boyle
Albert I. Boyle
Westfield
Sion City
Sioux City
William
Patrick
John
Mary
Irene
Pauline
Jacqueline
Leonard Bosle
Seattle
Wash
Atrs
William Reynolds
California
Larkin Funeral Home
Sioux Civ
Calvary Cemetery
Mildred Samuelson Word Dies in California Traffic Crash
Mildred Samuelson Word was killed Wednesday afternoon in a traffic accident near San Francisco California. She was 1 daughter of the Rev and Mrs C W Samuelson and known in the Marcus community. Born July 13 1973 at St James Minnesota she graduated Akron high school earned a B S from the University of Iowa and a master's from the University of Arizona. She taught at the University and served in Red Cross work during World War II in Europe and the Pacific then in Washington DC.
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Marcus
Mildred Samuelson
San Francisco
California
Miss Samuelson
C. W Samuelson
Samuelson
Carmel Lutheran Church
St. James
Minnesota
Akron High School
University of Iowa
University of Arizon
Red Cross
United States
Washington, D. C
Funeral plans for Carmel Lutheran Church member
The obituary notes a Carmel Lutheran Church member from Marcus being transferred to the San Francisco area. She leaves behind her parents and two sisters Mrs Jee Barnes of Granville and Mrs Don Foley of Binghamton New York, plus a brother Dr C N Samuelson of Haddonfield New Jersey. Tentative funeral arrangements are set for Monday afternoon at Carmel Lutheran Church.
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San Francisco
Carmel Lutheran Church
Marcus
Jee Barnes
Granville
Don Foley
Binghamton
New York
C. N. Samuelson
Haddonfield
New Jersey
Funeral services for Frank Sohler in Avon South Dakota
Frank Sohler a former Yankton businessman died of a heart attack Tuesday at the Stockman's bar Avon where he operated. Funeral services were at 2 p.m. Friday at the First Presbyterian church Avon burial in Avon cemetery. Survivors include widow Freda son Gail and three daughters Linda Vicky and Connie plus five children from a previous marriage. Eugene Sohler Mrs Royal Boom Mrs LeRoy Hoelker Mrs Wilkird Ayers Mrs Richard Moses and other relatives. One son Charles was killed in action in Korea.
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Frank Sohler
Yankton
Stockman’s
Avon
South Dakota
First Presbyterian Church
Avon Cemetery
Crashy Funeral Home
Mr. Sohler
Randolph
Laurel
Oak Park Ranch
Freda
Gail
Linda
Vicky
Connie
Eugene Sohler
Royal Boom
Minneapolis
LeRoy Hoelker
Kingsley
Iowa
Wilkird Ayers
Winnetoon
Nebraska
Richard Moses
Charles
Korea
Mrs Kryn Schuller obituary in Alton area aged 81
Mrs Kryn Schuller nee Mary Leenhouts died at Orange City hospital early Tuesday at age 81. A lifelong Alton resident, she was born November 9 1876 in Marion New York to Abram and Johanna Leenhouts and married Kryn Schuller on February 28 1897. Funeral services were held Friday at First Reformed Church with Rev Sundee officiating. Mr Schuller died January 22 1956. She was preceded in death by (text truncated).
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Kryn Schuher
Mary Leenhouts
Orange City Hospital
Alton
First Reformed Church
Sundee
Mary Susan Leenhouts
Ite Abram and
Johanna Cambier Leenhouts
Family ties and wartime labor trends in midwest report
The notice details a widow’s family ties to her late husband’s relatives and a nursing of nieces’ children, alongside a data‑driven snapshot of labor shifts in September and October. It cites 11 829 to 10 34 placements, 1 998 farm workers, 8 342 nonfarm, with 3 226 females and 1 987 veterans. Manufacturing, wholesale, and retail led hirings, contract and construction followed, while unemployment claims rose 37 percent to 3 364. Benefit payments totaled 6 800 unemployed workers at $454 918, with average monthly benefit $24.31.
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ARS
Wade
Inti
Birth Announcements From Le Mars Area Hospitals
Mary Jo Bird, 7 lb 15 oz, born Nov 16 to Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bird of Marues. Grandparents Clara Bird and Mr and Mrs John Scuntjens of Kingsley. Also a 7 lb 13 oz girl born to Mr and Mrs Chuck Black on Nov 21 in Blooms town. Black's former name Fee Kaschmitter. Grandparents Richard Kaschmitter and Mrs John Black of Le Mars. Additional births include a daughter to Mr and Mrs Emil Lendt of Cleghorn at Sacred Heart hospital on Thursday, a son to Mr and Mrs Donald Gintert of LeMars at Sacred Heart hospital on Friday, Dale Kolker of Le Mars at Sacred Heart hospital on Friday, a son to Rev and Mrs Alvin Kinrade of Le Mars at Sacred Heart hospital on Thursday. Mrs J H Sampson, recently with a broken leg, returned home after stay at Sacred Heart hospital. Mrs Jim Wendt of Marcus and James Tesch of Paullina, both noted at Sacred Heart hospital in Le Mars on November 23. Mrs Clara Branch of Le Mars dismissed November 23 from Sacred Heart hospital. Joe McDermott of Le Mars discharged from Sacred Heart hospital on Saturday. Mrs Fred Klemme of Akron admitted to that hospital on Saturday. Mrs John Bloemendall of Granville a patient at Grossman hospital. A son born at Grossman hospital Orange City to Mr and Mrs Wilson Kuiken of Maurice on No a
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Bill Bird
Marues
Mary Jo
Clara Bird
John Scuntjens
Kingsley
Chuck Black
Bloomstown
Black
Fee Jya Kaschmitter
Richard Kaschmitter
John Black
le Mars
Emil Lendt
Cleghorn
Sacred Heart Hospital
Donald Gintert
LeMars
Dale Kolker
Sted Heart Hospital
J. H. Sampson
Jim Wendt
Marcus
James Tesch
Paullina
Clara Branch
Joe McDermott
Fred Klemme
Akron
John Bloemendall
Graniville
Grossman Hospital
Orange City
Wilson Kuiken
Maurice
Mrs Elsie Hey Dies in Sioux City at 64
Mrs. Elsie Hey aged 64 died Sunday in Sioux City after long Remsen roots. Born in Remsen and married Henry Hey on April 1, 1913 she left a widower son Fred of Sioux City and two daughters with several brothers and sisters. She was formerly Elsie Meien.
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Elsie Hey
Sioux City
Remsen
Henry Hey
Fred
Westmar Fund Drive Reaches 11450 As Campaign Near Goal
Report by R. W. Parker and Peter Vander Meer shows Le Mars for Westmar total at 11450 as of Wednesday evening November 20. Campaigns aim to reach 12000 with more calls and gifts, including 329 from a Women’s Club group. President Kalas praises community support and notes forthcoming advisory board discussion of criticisms.
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R. W. Parker
Peter Vander Meer
Westmar
Kalas
le Mars Advisory Board
C.lege
le Mars
Hiring Slows as Iowa State Employment Service Sees 13 Percent Drop
Des Moines reports show job placements by the Iowa State Employment Service fell 13 percent in October from September, driven mainly by seasonal factors and bad weather for on-site work. Director George W. Moore cites a generally favorable state market, with reductions in demand in manufacturing sectors such as transportation equipment and electrical machinery amid shifts in national defense procurement activity.
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Des Moines
Iowa State Employment Service
George W. Moore
National Defense
Iowal State Employment Service
Le Mars Market Update on Barley Prices
Le Mars market notes show malting and feeding barley at fixed price points. Old and new price postings include figures around 80 and 1.08, with references to Cora and market timing.
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le Mars
Union-Henry 4-H Club Meets Delayed by Flu
The Union-Henry 4 H duo met on November 20 instead of the 6th due to flu. Roll call asked What is Your Project with twenty nine members responding. A committee for the roller skating party was appointed: Lanny Nairn Gary Tullis and Don Fulton. Bob Tullis spoke on Types of Sons or Gifts to Select and How to Select a Call. Record books were filled. Mrs Nairn and Mrs Pick served lunch. Reporter Joann Fulton. A Sunday brunch at Mrs Martund Klohs home honored Mrs Dick Laddusan of Remsen moving to California. Guests included Mrs Marvin Pick Mrs Bill Langel of Remsen and Mrs Bob Wittkop. Mrs Ron Kurth and Mrs Ray Langel of Le Mars attended.
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Che Union
Henry 4-H
Lanny Nairn
Gary Tullis
Don Fulton
Bob Tullis
Martund Klohs
Dick Laddusan
Remsen
California
Marvin Pick
Bill Langel
Bob Wittkop
Ron Kurth
Ray Langel
le Mars
Jays Name Squad For Basketball In Le Mars
Le Mars Gehlen's cage team, led by five returning lettermen, opens the season with a home game against Allen St. Mary. Returning seniors Jim Fisch and Joe Kurth join juniors Tom Wiltgen Denny Sheehan Don Breckman, with others atop the Jays roster as local officials report a full schedule through February. A 16 year old Tracy youth involved in car thefts and break ins will be handled in juvenile court in Tracy.
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le Mars Gehlen
Cage Tam
Allen St. Mary
Jim Fisch
Joe Kurth
Tom Wiltgen
Denny Sheehan
Don Breckman
Bob Gaul
J. Kelley
L. Hoffman
Ule Jays
Sioux City
Tracy
Minnesota
Globe-Post
Marcus
Ovens
Maurice
Sioux County
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Wirs. M. Samuelson
Mrs. Kryn Schuller
Turne
Henn Electric CO
Westinghouse Sales & Service
We Finance
Standard Chemical Co
United States Department of Agriculture
Ern
Harold LE Mars
Baldes
John Roetman
Mgr
Arehe
Peter Jacob Leenhouts
Schuller
Dena
David Palsma
Bertha
Norman Eason
Anthony Aberson
Pipestone
Peter Aberson
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Union
Henry
Greenwaldt
Neptune
Jays
Granville St. Joseph
Fort Don Simund
Sioux Center
Storm Lake St. Mary
Hawai. ‘den
Remsen St. Mary
Canton A. A
Marcus Holy Name
Sioux Falls Cathedral
Leeds
Rock Rapids
Earth
Merrill On Bay
Yorkshire Cross
J. D
McCormick Deering
Philco
C. Moore
Singer Sewing Machine
Westinghouse
Sesseer
Tressa Nelson
Richards, Ruden & Adams
First National Bank
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