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Newspaper
Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1953
Page
5
A bustling Clark School section recounts classroom activities from kindergarten through grade six. Students and teachers list names, favorite activities, and recent lessons from puzzles to stories, plants, insects, and early civics, highlighting reading, writing, science, and a trip through Columbus.
Central School Grade Five notes a class of twenty five students, 12 boys and 13 girls. Students review combinatorics in arithmetic, study the Boston Tea Party in social studies, and watch a strip film on its role in the Revolution. Teachers include Miss Halboth Miss Dalton and Miss Clulow with music by Miss Irwin and art by Mr. Fafft. Principal is Mr. Nielsen.
The Union Henry 4 H club met at 8 45 on September 14 with 13 members. Officers elected were Cy Pettebaum president Jerry Meister vice president Bette Bainbridge secretary treasurer Gary Tullis reporter Alf Pick leader and Forrest Nairn assistant leader A demonstration on Whether or not Gravel Is Fit to be Cement was given by Joe Pick. The next meeting will be at Alf Pick s home. Outgoing leaders Martin Pettebaum and Bob Bainbridge were thanked.
The Forty-fifth annual meeting of the Eighth District of the Town Federation of Women's Clubs will be held Monday October Sth at the First Methodist Church, 19h and Nebraska St, Sioux City. Registration will begin at 8:18 a.m.
A large gathering from communities including Sioux City Marathon Early Ida Grove Correctionville Danbury Moville and more will convene for a convention led by Mrs. E E Taylor and Dr C C Richardson. The event features a United Nations pageant play and multiple reports by county chairmen and club officers with hostesses and committees named.
Publicity notes list district chairmen including Mrs G A Soderquist Alta Mrs H N Harrison Washta Mrs Marion Willard Sioux Rapids Mrs Minor Blum Terrill Mrs Marguer ite Neal Arthur Mrs Clifford Thaden Little Rock Mrs W R Vezina Hartley Mrs Gilbert Miller Harris Mrs Walter Kehrberg Merrill Mrs Harold Hueter Lytton Mrs Gale Bergsma Ireton and Mrs 3 C Geban Sioux City Bluest feeRe hes 2 Mrs Everea Waller.
The Merrill Blue Ribbon Club held its regular meeting at Bob and Carol Brink's home. The pledge was recited, roll call answered by A Common lowz Bird, and old and new business discussed. Officers for the coming year were elected. Don Van Evera presented calf slides from the fair tour, and the meeting closed after remarks.
Burlingame Chronicle stops after more than 25 years under Harold Stoddard due to government taxes costs and losses. Staff including Bill Kukuk Duane Merrifield and Wayne Craven plan military or relocation moves. Oakland visitors stay with Groves family in California.
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