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Newspaper
Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1953
Page
2
The Le Mars Globe Post lists publisher and editor names KK Starzl and R G Starzl and shows subscription rates in advance of $3.00 per year for domestic and $5.00 per year for foreign, noting post office matter and mailing details.
Marcus Speci alie Melved of Omaha spent a week as a guest at MP and Mrs Bill Wilco Bob Johnson of Sacramento are guests in the WLW Buss home. Weekend visitor in the Cle Galles home was Mrs Ira Bollinger of Galva. Fred Mossman Mrs Ford Bel frege and Marilyn
Readers list weekend visits and family gatherings across several towns. Mr and Mrs Bill from Sioux City Omaha attended events in Lou McDaniel home. Dr M F Joynt and Christine Schaffer visited Yankton and South Bend reports. Families including the Ask Belfrige Mossman and Rapp clans spent time in Yankton Sheldon Pekumah Ballerton and Marcus with multiple relatives, surgeries noted for Lurviea Jean Nelson.
A long list of weekend and weekly visitors appears across Le Mars summaries, highlighting Midwest ties. Names include Suiet and Limes Johnson, Jess Hassinger, Carl Dorr, Floyd Nagle, Harold Christian, Linda Sue, Edo Geister, and many from Storm Lake Rockford Sioux City Des Moines and Chicago, with multiple family visits and weekend stays. The piece also notes obituaries, travel to Adrian Minnesota, and hospital stays plus social club activities and a 30th wedding anniversary open house.
The reminiscence recalls Hap circling home plate on his hands for luck at Ola Podrida school baseball. A reader reflects on a Globe-Post item about publishing a book amid busy work, praising Mae Smith and noting a Santa Monica move. The Catholic Daughters study club will meet Monday at 1 00 p.m. at Gehlen school.
A reminiscence from a reader recalls Hap Horrigan, longtime Le Mars and Sioux City resident, famed for early charm and a home plate stunt. Hap, now in advertising for Anheuser-Busch, hails from the Horigan family once based in Bellflowers and Ventura before moving to Sioux City. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Horrigan, are deceased. Mrs. Horrigan passed away at 92. Hap’s brother John works in banking in Sioux City.
Public sale announced for Ted Lenderink farm on Friday afternoon November 27. Sioux City resident Robert Brownlee is seriously ill at home. Pamela Vondrak visited with her grandparents Mr and Mrs John Vondrak. Mr and Mrs Robert Knapp hosted dinner with Mrs Mytle Henry. Chip Lindtier flew to Tulsa and back with a stretcher patient for Orl. Mrs Anne Han of Kingsley hosted guests. Emer Hanan and family plan a Farm Bureau gathering December 3 with a Christmas program and gift exchange. Vondrak and Kovarna families socialized in Sioux City. Richard Heizer returned home from St Vincent hospital after pneumonia treatment. Local area saw rain on Wednesday and Thursday.
Weather notes report the season's first snowflake trace on Saturday night. Several family and visiting events are listed as Mr. and Mrs. Kovarna, the Fkinnerys, and the Kovarna men returned from Faith and Beulah Wyoming hunting trips, bringing four deer. Attendees at dinners include John Vondrak, Harold Coffman, David Swanson, and Leonard Swanson, with guests from Sioux City.
Funeral services for Harry L Phillips Sr who died Saturday near Jefferson en route to Sioux City were conducted at 2 pm Tuesday at Dickson funeral home. Interment followed in Arlington Cemetery at Moville. Born September tje Came to Kingsley as a child. he was deaf mute and lived with cousin Miss Mary Close in Kingsley for years. He spent the last five years in a Hawarden nursing home, with nephews and a niece surviving.
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