Buying Public Spending More For Services In Le Mars
Le Mars residents are spending more on services, making a 743000 dollar industry with 63 establishments. Average annual per family spending is 391 dollars, higher than the national 377 and Iowa’s 287 after excluding rent and medical or legal outlays. Personal services, auto repair, storage, and motion pictures dominate the 303000, 137000, and 303900 allocations.
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Gibobe-Post
New York
le Mars
United States
Iowa
Department of Commerce
Born under care in multiple cities and hospitals
A fragment notices numerous births and admissions from November through late November at Sacred Heart and other area hospitals. Names include Bollin, Koopoyan, Doering, Ruhland, Kamphaus, Wynia, Masuen, Eckstein, VanAsset, Herold, Delperdang, and others from Le Mars Remsen Webster City Petersburg and nearby towns.
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Stour City
Methodist Hospital
Douglas Bollin
Kingsley
Sacred Heart Hospital
Linda Koopoyan
le Mars
Herbert Doering
Mars
August Johnson
Marcus
Frank Ruhland
Stuuble
Frank Groff
Remsen
Henry Pewis
le Mais
Norman Bolser
Lois Ruhl
Webster City
Dennis Tullis
le Mass
James Meehan
Richard Arens
Catherine Des Parvis
Sioux Robert Dougherty
Fpworth
Clarence Trenhaile
Sherman Ladduson
Clarence Dominick
Rose Mary Kamphaus
Petersborg
Nebr
Bertha Kamphaus
Petersburg
Neh
T Love
Albert
Franklin
van Assell
Alton
Leo J. Herold
Granville
Wayne Delperdang
Cis Homan
Trometer Couple Take Over Gorman’s Station Near Merrill
Mr and Mrs Glen Trometer of Merrill have assumed ownership of the former Gorman’s station on highway 29 west of Merrill. They have farmed in the area, raised four daughters, and plan to sell gas Kent Feeds and Groceries.
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Glen Trometer
Merrill
Gorman’s
Highway 29
Trometer
Tiberty Consolidated School
Trometer’s
Kent
Readers' Letters renew subscription plea from Lanners
A brief readers’ letter from T. F. Lanners in Chicago requests renewal of a subscription, praising the newspaper's accuracy and early insights. The note, signed, expresses appreciation and encouragement to continue the Globe-Post’s coverage.
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Chicago
Foster Globe-Post
T. F. Lanners
California Senate Not Enthusiastic Over Overstreets
Patriotic Sioux City groups form Tuapayers Service Committee Incorporated led by Fred Free and Evelyn Mulhall to oppose graflof in government. The text ties Dr Harry A Overstreet to Communist fronts and lists affiliations, reports, and hearings while noting local Forum events and a visit by Overstreet and Carey McWilliams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Tuapayers Service Committee Incorporated
Fred Free
Evelyn Mulhall
W. B. Brown
Harry A. Overstreet
le Mars
Globe Post
Senate Investigating Committee On Education
California State Senate
Eleventh
Federation For
American Democracy Today
Tomorrow
Brookwood College
AFL
John Dewey
Columbia University
Wm. H. Kulpatrick
Teacher's College
College of the City of New York
Robert Moris Loven
University of Chicago
Henry F. Linville
American Federation of Teachers
House of Representatives
American Friends of Spanish Democracy
Robert Morss Lovett
Archibald MacLenh
Vito Marcantonio
Lewis Mumfer
Frederick Nissbaum
Edward Parsons
Alary van Kleech
Oswald G. Willand
Rabi Stephen S. Wise
Committee On Un-American Activities
Committee On UN- American Activities
U.S. House of Representatives
American Friends of
Communist Party
Special Committee On UN
American Committee For Democracy
Communit
American Committee
Refugue
Harry A. Overstreel
Consumers Union
Comunists
Overstieet
National Federation For Constitutional Liberties
U. S
Attorney Generals
Lenin
Overstreet
Soviet Union
Senate
Unitarian
Punt Unitarian Church
West Eighth St
Los Angeles
California
Citch
Fox
Herry A
Daven Lattimore
Scott Nearing
Jerome Cave
Quick Thinking Saved Mass Wreck Near Le Mars
A Saturday quick thinking by drivers avoided a larger crash on Highways 75 near Le Mars when slush splashed on Francis Steffen’s windshield causing a loss of control. A semi trailer laden with corn and other vehicles swerved, rolled into a ditch, and injuries were minor. Patrolman Pell and sheriff’s deputies assisted as wreckage was cleared. C. Lee Schmidt, Rockford postmaster, was appointed Postal Inspector and began training in Washington, later assigned to Fort Worth, with family at his side.
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Francis Steffen
Sioux City
le Mars
le Mars Ung
Steffen
Scm
Pitrolman Pell
Floyd Warlich
Arlington
Nebrahji
Marion W. Rozeboom
Sioux Center
Ale Allison
Cherokee
Allison
Pell
Sherilf
Frank Scholer
Mars
Jaffe
Nooan Obetara
Dicker
Mio Warligh
C. Lee Schmidt
Rockford
Iowa
United States Post Office Department
Schmidt
Washington, D. C
Westmar College
South Pacific
United States Navy
Division of
Fort Worth
Texas
Washington
DD. C
Marian
Lynda
Deanne
Mr. Schmidt
Neice
M& Bertha Vox
Akron
Kluckhohn and Overstreet Praise At Northwest Iowa Talk
Apublic audience of about 25 in Le Mars heard renowned American psychologists Overstreet discuss six clues to healthy emotional health based on clinical histories. They cited examples from unstable individuals and from writings of seers, noting the healthy move toward life and a balanced spirit of give and take as key signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom le Mats
Iowa
Ametuin
Ha Tr
Bangi
TH Ter
Stalin
Mussolini
Flehr
Overstreets Share Insights On Mental Health At Local Forum
The Overstreets spoke on signs of emotional health citing skill privacy coping with loss and hopeful outlook as key traits. Their talk drew questions and was co hosted by multiple local groups including Le Mars Evening Schools Plymouth County Education Committee and Calvary Church services followed by varied campus and church events.
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Jake
le Mars
Plymouth County Education Comune
Franklin P. PN
Ase Soelatan
Drothiuvey No Bluckhoha
Community Barn
Mas Overstreet
Schoo
Specaal
Tintee Ciahel
Sritent
Connal
Westar College
Y.M
Calvary Kou
William Fenbolt
Harry Elliott
le Mais
Lory Regrets Legion Sponsorship of Forum Appearance
Mion M. Lorry, ex National president of the Sons of the American coalition, criticizes the Legion post for sponsoring Dr H Overstreet at a Sioux City forum. He doubts patriotic groups should back a man linked to communist infiltration inquiries and calls for scrutiny of the sponsorship and its motives. He notes concerns about mental health rhetoric and fears safeguarding the country’s safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mion M. Lorry
Sons of the American Coalition of Patriotic Societies
Siouk City
Ihay
le Mais American Legion
Dr. H. Overstreet
le Mats
Ling
Lory
Dr. Oserstivet
Mars
Dro Overstreets
Alaska
Marcus Teacher Hit By A Car in Marcus Incident
A Marcus school teacher was injured when a car struck a bus and then hit her as she walked in Marcus last Sunday. Sheriffs investigated the crash on highway 143 near Tet hcott edge. no details on injuries beyond back ribs and shock. Partner Taye Mei was also injured and aided by bystanders. hospital reports list medical treatment ongoing.
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Lois Rule
Marcus
Sagred Heart Hospital
Sherif Carl Schlee
Oll
Tethcott O
Highway 143
John Poldersport
Be Mia
Taye Mei
Figures Show Le Mars Sales Are Zooming
FE W Rogers reports Iowa State Tax Commission figures for the second quarter 1956 and 1955, highlighting Le Mars gains of 141,239.78 and gains in Estherville, Spencer, Storm Lake, Sheldon, and Orange City. Losses in Sheldon at 145,254.00 contrast with wider regional factors. analysis cites home spending, advertising reach, parking convenience, and local promotions such as Elephant Days and Dollar Days, plus Chamber of Commerce unity as drivers of Le Mars’ growth.
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FE. W. Rogers
le Mars Globe- Post
Iowa State Tax Commission
Iowa
Cherokee
Storm Lake
Spencer
Estherville
Emmetshuis
Sheldon
Orange City
le Mars
Spenter
Sioux City
Sioux Civ
le Mar
Rediculus
Legion Drum Corps
United Promotions
Chamber OF Commerce
B. W. Rogers
Secor Y le Mas Chamber of Commerce
Westmar Eagles To Meet Creighton in Omaha Clash
Westmar travels to Omaha to face Creighton College in the 1986 87 season opener. Coach Toze Robinson pushes the team on fast break and rebounding as he addresses weaknesses found in the Morningside game. Gibson is highlighted as a leading scorer for Creighton, promising a tough test for the Eagles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stet
Moroingade College
Westmar Eagles
Omaha
Crehton College
Moghiy
Creighton
Natian
Gibson
Ethics for TV shows and a lovelorn landscape of throwaways
A satirical essay mocks a TV industry code of ethics with talking points on goodies and baddies, horse imagery, and gunplay, then shifts to a critique of throwaway newspapers. It notes Marilyn Monroe and TV norms, jokes about imitation papers, and discusses postal rules and delivery in Sioux County.
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T-V
T-Vo
J-t
Mrs. Catherine Des Parois Rites Planned in Le Mars
Funeral services for Mrs. Catherine Agnes Coffey Des Parois, who died Tuesday at Sacred Heart hospital in Le Mars, will be held Friday at 9:00 A. M. at St. James Church. L. J. LaVelle will officiate. Survived by one brother J. P. Coffey of Minneapolis. three sisters Sister Mary Perpetua of Omaha, Mrs. J. P. Moran of Le Mars, and Miss Leona Coffey of Washington, D. C. Burial in Mt. Calvary Cemetery, Sioux City. Rosary at Wiltgen-Luedtke Puterab home Thursday at 8:00 P. M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Des Parois
Sacred Heart Hospital
le Mars
St. James Church
L. J. LaVelle
Catherine Agnes Coffey
Blue Earth
Minnesota
Plymouth County
Raymond R. Des Parios
Sears
Sioux City
J. P. Moran
Des Parios
J. P. Coffey
Minneapolis
Minn
Mary Perpetua
Mercy
St Mary's College
Omaha
Leona Coffey
Washington, D. C
Raymond R
James
Thomas
John V. Coffey
Mary Sauer
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Wiltgen-Luedtke Puterab
Mrs Cunningham Ward Informs Of Mrs William Cunningham Death
Mrs Cunningham Ward has been advised of the death of Mrs William Cunningham of Long Beach California on Wednesday Funeral services were held on Saturday and burial made there Mrs Cunningham was formerly Geraldine Grotken daughter of Mrs Henry Grotken of Sioux City and the late Mr Greetken Mr and Mrs Greetken were former Le Mars residents
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Ward
Wiliam Cunningham
Long Beach
California
Cunningham
Geraldine Grotken
Henry Grotken
Sioux City
Greetken
le Mars
Remembering Harry Condon Le Mars Post Office Veteran Dies
Harry Condon longtime assistant postmaster in Le Mars died at Sacred Heart hospital on November 26 after a heart attack at home. Born July 8 1893 in Sioux Falls he moved to Le Mars as a boy and worked 43 years at the post office. Survived by wife Mildred, son William of Dallas, and three sisters. Funeral at St James Catholic church November 29 with burial in Calvary cemetery. Members of the post office attended the service in honorary form. Pallbearers named.
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Harry Condon
le Mars
Sacred Heart Hospital
Mr. Condon
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
John
Mary Condon
Mildred McDermott
Chicago
Condon
Civi
Elks Club
Country Club
William Condon
Dallas
Texas
Rose Condon
Nelle Condon
Tim Quigley
Long Beach
California
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Ilinois
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Irene Roseberry
Legion
Mats Cin Council
Tanton
Westmar Will
Board of Supervisors
Court House
Marilyn Monroe
Post Office
Uains
Post Office Department
Sioux County
Globe-Post
Cadwallader Quak
Plymonth County
Quak
C. Desparois
Mrs. Cunningham
Don Peters
Bud Brockman
Web Lorenzen
Jack Hentges
Don Wolbers
Bill Pew
B. F. Zueht
A. S. Hein
Humbolt, Nebraska
Alma Sanford
Frieda Barnett
Ed Reichle
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