Editorial notes and local notices from Le Mars region
The fragmentary item mentions editor names G STARZL and SSTARZL, a 1959 volume issue, and local Dakota counties Woodbury Cherokee and Union. It notes automatic subscription renewal avoidance, plus brief social notes: Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kehl of Linemen and Vienna, and Ruth Burdette visiting from Slot Civ, with weekend mentions in the Hoy and Hoy household contexts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars
Globe - Post
le Mars
Igna Wader
Maren
G.starzl
ThEx
Woodbury
Cherokee
Ows
Union County
South Dakota
Neobody
oMr.o
Louis Kehl
Linerne
Vienesda
Warren
Ellie
Ruth Burdette
Slots Civ
Sind
Harry Hoy
Cancer Research Session At Westmar College
Mins Marvin Klemme Plymouth County Chapter Survey Coordinator led a Tuesday evening session at Westmar College on a major cancer study. The survey involves 3000 families from Plymouth and Cherokes counties to uncover why some people get cancer and others do not. Information will be strictly confidential with sealed envelopes returned to researchers.
ACS Scientists Seek Public Help in Cancer Study
ACS headquarters in New York mobilizes researchers led by Dr. E C Hammond to decode and analyze data for a cancer investigation. Readers over 44 or 30 with par tial involvement are invited to contact local researchers and fill questionnaires. The Globe Post features a group photo of volunteers from towns including Akron Westfield Merrill Hinton Struble Craig Le Mars and Kingsley with dozens of listed participants and alternates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ACS
New York
Cuyler Hammond
Globe-Post
Nelson Brown
Ken Gaummait
Merrill
Floyd Powell
Florence Singer
Richard Dennler
Eldon Lake
Hinton
Milton Spies
Elvin Held
Struble
Norman Jurgensen Craig
Leta Morey
Brunsville
William Richards Seney
Charles Davis
al- Tertate
Albert Olsen. Oyens
Ed Wagner
Remsen
Alma Melhop Kingsley
Oscar Swanberg
Ellen Hauck
le’ Mars
Lloyd Kalfsen
John Brangwin Jr
Herman Vanderwell
Gordon Held
Grover Lehmkohl
Tom. Fuller
Mary Suthers
Robert Lancaster
Dorothy Harkerry
Community Leaders Listed Across Regions and Memorial for Dillon Pianist
A long roster of group leaders and alternates across Northwest to Southeast Areas is listed, with area chairmen and associated towns including Portland Johnston Sioux Westfield and more. The piece also notes the death of Hazel Townsend, 67, of Dillon Montana, born in Le Mars, who studied music at Western Union College and was a pianist. funeral services held at Dillon Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Merkle
Russell Green
C. D. Hart
C. W. Down
Joel Shepherd
M. H. Georke
S. W. DeRaad
Sherman Schumacher
O. H. Wenger
Sherman Lindell
George Vander Tuig
Northwest Area
Ed Willer
Portland
William Schmeider
Delma Gerrietts
Preston
Elmer Phillips
James Gabel Westfield
Robert Euston
Lee Henrich
Johnston
Harvey Herman
Vernon Buehre
Southwest Area
S. F. Schoenfelder
Sioux
William French
Liberty
George Lehmann
Hancock
Albert Mason
Perry
David Swanson
Fay Knapp
North Central Area
Harlan Rowe
Grant
D. J. Westhoff
Elgi
George Limncaster
Washington
William’ Penning
America
Dean Granquist
Stankey Rolfoen
Hazel A. Townsend
Dillon
Montana
le Mars
le Mars High School
Western Union College
Presbyterian Church
Dillion
Westmar College Choir to Tour Kansas Cities
The Westmar College choir under Professor Larry Day departs October 9 for Newton Wichita Concordia and Le Mars. The 44 member group will appear at the Quadrennial Congress of Evangelical United Brethren Men in Wichita with two concerts and a Sunday morning singing. The male quartet and chorus perform pieces including Rise Up O Men of God The Battle Hymn of the Republic and Alleluia Amen. About 5000 attendees from the US and Canada are expected to hear the choir during this four year planned tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westmark College
Newton
Kansas
Evangelical United Brethern Men
Wichita
Larry Day
Concordia
Les Mars
Republic
United States
Canada
Westmar College
Ready Mix Load Saved From Wiltgen Truck
A Wiltgen ready mix concrete load was saved after the truck driven by Larry Koopman of Maurice rolled over on a soft shoulder. Koopman was unhurt. Damage to the truck and mixing equipment was significant with losses estimated at 2000 to 4000 dollars. Workers dug a hole to level the road and, with foundry tools and the motor patrol, the load was delivered to Larson Brothers farm for a feeding floor before the cement set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiltgen
Albert
Larry Kooman
Maurice
Koopman
Herb Floyd
Larson Brothers
Accident Involving Wiltgen Ready Mix Truck Near Ovens
Witness Wally Schicis, a Wiltgen Ready Mix driver returning to Le Mars, saw the crash four miles north and one mile west of Ovens. Koopman, driving a corn er, met a car as the heavy load shifted, sending him off course. Wiltgen owns three ready-mix trucks.
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Wally Schicis
Wiltgen
le Mars
Mr. Koopman
Ovens
Koopman
Le Mars Residents in and Out of Sacred Heart Hospital
Mrs. Ray Ernst of Le Mars remains under doctor care at St. Joseph's in Sioux City after admission last week. Tommy Golden son of Mr and Mrs Jerry Golden of Marcus had a tonsillectomy at Sacred Heart and was discharged Sunday. Leslie Sheehan of Le Mars and Andrew Carstensen of Merrill were admitted Friday to Sacred Heart. Mrs Edward Bush of Le Mars and Floyd Becker of Le Mars were admitted to Sacred Heart, with Mrs Joe Barger discharged Saturday.
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Ray Ernst
le Mars
St. Joseph's Hospital
Sioux City
Tommy Golden
Jerry Golden
Marcus
Sacred Heart Hospital
Leslie Sheehan
Andrew Carstensen
Merrill
Edward Bush
Floyd Becker
Joe Barger
Births and notices from Remsen area reveal local families
A daughter was born October 10 to Mr and Mrs Duane Ludwig of Grenville at Sacred Heart hospital. Ben Pecks of Le Mars is a parent. A son was born October 10 at Sacred Heart hospital to Mr and Mrs Ernie Ludwig of Hinton. A son was born October 10 to Mr and Mrs Melvin Abrendsen of Merrill at Sacred Heart hospital. Robert Nairn of Remsen was an accident patient dismissed October 11. A son was born October 11 to Mr and Mrs Marlin Haack of Le Mars at Sacred Heart hospital. A daughter was born October 11 at Akron hospital to Mr and Mrs Merle Merritt of Akron. Born October 11, 1959 in Sioux City at Lutheran hospital to Mr and Mrs Duane Henry. Mr and Mrs Charles Steele visit relatives in Marshfield Minnesota and White Water Minnesota. Iowa State Traveling Library expands phonograph records for public libraries. Don Schnepf stationed at Fort Ord spending leave with parents. George Sturges return from trip to Danish Countries and England. A two story Remsen house owned by Mrs Theresa Diederich sold to Grenn Pick per M J Klein.
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Duane Ludwig
Grenville
Sacred Heart Hospital
Ben Pecks
le Mars
Sacred Heart
Ernie. Ludwig
Hinton
Melvin Abrendsen
Merrill
Robert «Nairn
Marlin. Haack
Sacred Heart Hospiltal
Minnesota
Earl Garfield
Dan Coon
White Water
Iowa State Traveling Library
Iowa
Don Schnepf
United States Army
Fort Ord
California
Vincent Schnepf
George Sturges
England
Remsen
Theresa Diederich
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Naniomal Editorial
Aspen
Northern Natural Gas Company
Omaha, Nebraska
South Central Area
Huel Paulin
Plymouth
Lester Schultz
Stanton
M. ‘M. Powell
Hungerford
Walter Held
Lincoln
Walter Muecke
Union
James Royt
Northeast Avea
Cletus Sudtelge
Fredonia
Sylvester Pick
Bob Schnepf
Marow
Bernice
Walih
Marion
Gordon Stokes
Herbert Noihem
Southeast Area
Arch Thompson
Henry
Virgil Jastram
Gerald Baldes
Elkhorn
Eldon Roepke
Garfield
Dana Vannersdelulternate
George Hardie
Akron
Reddy
IPS
TWA
Iowa Public Service
Seth
Charles Steele
H. J. Weber
Marshfield
Halt Paving Association
Grand Avenue
Des Moines
Delfarm
Angel Food
Peg
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