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Newspaper
Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1959
Page
2
The document notes Mars Globe-Post as a second class matter at Le Mars Iowa with editor G Starzl and publisher Starz, dated October 5 1959 Nos 76 No 8. It lists Plymouth county Woodbury Cherokee and Union counties South Dakota as distribution areas with subscription rates and automatic renewal mentions. It references delinquent billing and postal rates for foreign and domestic destinations.
The Secretary Treasurer reported on the meeting at the home of Warder A de hoods. Desserts were served by the hostess amid a social hour as members discussed the October workshop and related plans.
Ladies attend a Hobby Work Shop on October 30 and a Rural Urban Tour in Garfield County. Officers are elected and a lesson on wrapping gifts is featured. The group shifts its regular meeting to the third Tuesday with a tea and party foods lesson planned for October 20 at Mrs Emmett Murphy's home.
The 41st Plymouth County Farm Bureau annual meeting will be held on October 13 at Plymouth High School. Charles Schuman, president of the American Farm Bureau Federation, will be the featured speaker. County members will vote on resolutions from the County Resolutions Committee chaired by Roger Fusion and others.
State resolutions will be approved by the Voting Delegate body with Frans Schneider of Le Mars as a member before going to the American Farm Bureau Federation Annual Meeting in December for national approval. Dinner features ham and roast beef sandwiches, baked beans, cole slaw, ice cream, nut cake, coffee. Eight serving lines will operate at four tables, with serving time cut from previous years. Entertainment includes the Le Mars Barbershop group led by Bob Bogenlor and the Tay Taylor sisters Charleen and Jean Marie on marimba. Plymouth County bureau elections set for 1960 with Don Fisher as president Roger Bastion vice president David Kerr and Cletus Sudtelgte secretary Lasern Kurtz and Wm Mueche treasurers. Also notes officers ratified for 1960s terms in townships. Fort Sam Hinton. Texas First Lt Richard Moswansund of Alton, Iowa, completed medical orientation at Fort Sam Houston September 250. He trained in battlefield casualty care and disease prevention. A 24 year old graduate of Alton High School and Iowa State College.
We thank friends and relatives for helping with our party at Hin ton and for the beautiful chair and ramp and for the cash purse. Thanks to Route 2 Hinton patrons for kindnesses through the years and to the committees and those who helped with the program and lunch. All your kindnesses will be remembered. Mr and Mrs Frank Began Hinton. Clarence Jackson of Hardwick Minnesota visited William Rees Sr Thursday and was a supper guest.
The Wesleyan Service Guild of the First Methodist Church will meet at 7 30 on Tuesday October 6 at the home of Mrs Elsie Heidbrink 227 3rd Ave South.
October events listed include a livestock meeting at 8:00 p.m. in the Vocational Ag Building, a TV program on KYTV at 12:15 p.m., and several Farm Bureau gatherings. Activities span Castanea Johnson Farm Bureau events at Mrs. Wm. Philips and Mrs. Don Koch, plus Union-Manon gathering, with times mostly 1:30 p.m. and dates through mid October.
Oct 20 events show multiple Farm Bureau women's meetings in various towns including Hongerford Plymouth Perry Liperty Preston Fredonia and Garfield with hosts listed. Also notice of the So Gal Security Administration district office move from Room 5 to 340 Commerce Building in Sioux City Iowa, date pending readiness. Card of thanks expresses gratitude to hospital staff and clergy for care received after surgery.
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