Lake Forest Leader Daniel Hentges Dies at 70
Daniel Hentges longtime Shields township supervisor died Tuesday in Lake Forest Illinois hospital at age 70 after a months illness. He served 27 years on the Lake County Board of Supervisors and chaired the Judiciary Committee. A former meat market operator, he originated the Community Gardens plan aiding the poor and helped establish a cannery for surplus produce. He also ran Help Yourself to Comfort projects and a free soup kitchen, leaving a legacy of civic service and charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel A. Henges
Shields
Lake Forest
Illinois
Mr. Hentges
E. Westminster Avenue
le Mars
Iowa
Chicago
Western Avenue
Hentges
Lake County Board of Supervisors
Judiciary Committee
Church of the Holy Spiit
Lake Fisrest
Perons
Local Market Rear Operation Connected To Community Work
Mr Heniges abo participated in Lake County tuberculosis sunutguum efforts and contributed to church projects across denominations. Surviving are widow Laura Cunson Thomas N Burling ton Wisconsin five grandchildren and siblings William Santa Ana Caldormun Cleo tna Helen and Launa Le Mar. Funeral held 2 poo Friday October 12 at Church of the Holy Spot, burial in Lake Forest Cemetery.
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Heniges Abo
Lake County
Laura Cunson
Thomas N
Burlington
Wisconsin
William
Santa Ana
Caldormun
Cleo
Tna
Helen
Launa
le Mar
Church of the Holy Spot
Burra
Lake Forest
Lutheran Brotherhood Standings October Feasts and Games
Local standings list names such as Weeks Hig D. Driscoll and Ludwigs with scores 692 666 538 338. Upcoming matches noted: Grant at Akron Card of Thanks and other community notices follow, including a free smorgasbord at Bud's Super-Valu and church events.
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Lutheran Brotherhood
Craig
Lee Weeks Hig D
Driscoll
Meser
L. Marbach
C. Ludwigs
P. Vernon
L. Diths
Andersom HH. Johnson
Cram
Mechail Preston
Johnson
St. Paul's Church
Remsen
Petit Jury
Court House
Merrill
C. J. Vanderloo
Bud's Super-Valu
Highway 75
Relatives Visit and Local Visits Reported Around Spirit Lake
Merrill relatives visit near Spirit Lake with the Phillips families and grandchildren. Floyd Powell travels to Chicago for a physical at Hao Central Railroad Hospital. Mrs. Charles Honnold hosts a coffee hour for her mother Mrs. Robert Berg of Clearfield, who returns home. Bodin and the Krolls visit at Frank Rath’s home in Sioux City. I W Machamer family spend time with Douglas Dean and family in Spencer. Mrs. Jessie Powell of Sioux City and Mrs. Albert Seel and daughter of Remsen stay overnight with Floyd Powell and attend the Junior Class play. Mrs. Howard Doherty of Purvis Miss. visits Beula Dennier and other relatives, plus travels to Sioux City and Sioux Falls. J. E. Heisler visits his husband at Anchorage Rest Home in Sheldon. George Dennler visits Mrs. Louise Jessen.
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Sam Phillips
Elmer Phillips
Spirit Lake
Floyd Powell
Chicago
Hao Central Railroad
Charles Honnold
Robet Berg
Clearfield
Berg
Bill Bodin
Henry Kroll
Sioux City
Frank Rath
I. W. Machamer
Douglas Dean
Spencer
Jessie Powell
Albert Seel
Remsen
Howard Doherty
Purvis
Beula Dennier
Sioux Falls
J. E. Heisler
Anchorage
Sheldon
George Dennler
Louise Jessen
Community Gatherings and Local News Highlights
Local families visit in Cherokee Sioux City and Le Mars as church and youth groups schedule meetings bake sales and charity events. The Gehlen Band Oktoberfest dinner carnival plans and a health insurance agency meeting in Fort Dodge are noted along with state savings bond sales figures and a traffic fine for Gerrit Ryken.
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Gehlen
Turkes
Gehien
Leonard Kramer
Lutheran Mutual Life Insurance Company
Fort Dodge
Iowa
Lowa
Iso
Kramer
United States
Gordon L. Meanen
le Mars
Plymouth County
Don Seaton
Livermore
Laura
Sioux City
R. F. Starzs
Hal Kuyper
Des Moines
Gerrit Ryken
Sioux County
Klay
Union-Henry 4-H elects officers and holds meeting
The Union-Henry 4-H club met on Wednesday October 3 to conduct their business. Officers name Gary Tullis as President and no other officers are listed in the readable text.
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Henry
Chub
Jon
Gary Tullis
Local Turnouts For Elections Above Average
New York reports Plymouth County turnout in the 1952 presidential election ran above average with 76 percent of young voters casting ballots, higher than national 63 percent and West North Central 73 percent. Iowa stood at 7? percent. 1948 county turnout was 64 percent. Public concern over apathy grows as parties seek a 10 percent gain over 1952 turnout, aiming for 1 100 additional Plymouth County voters.
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Globe-Post
New York
Oct
Plymouth County
West North Central
Iowa
West North Central States
United States
Population gains and citizen voting participation
The text discusses the need for an additional ten percent of the population to become voters, suggesting that previously indifferent citizens must recognize the importance of exercising their franchise. It emphasizes mobilizing those who have not voted before to boost participation.
Better Breakfasts Training School at R E A Building
Extension Family Living kicks off with a session on October 19 at 1 30 pm led by Eva Lund Home Economist. The lesson focuses on meal planning to include basic nutrients for good health, noting surveys show many miss a proper start to the day impacting daily work effort.
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Extension Family Living Training School
Shor
Eva Lund
County Extension Home Economicist
Extension clubs urged to join Plymouth County lessons
Local women’s clubs in Plymouth County are invited to participate in free Extension Extension lessons aimed at improving national health and welfare. Clubs not yet represented are encouraged to contact the Extension office for information.
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Plymouth County
Jformation
Liberty Go-Getters Meeting Minutes Reported
The Liberty Go-Getters began with the pledge and roll call of 10 members. Officers elected include Leader Harlin Wagner and Leader Charlie Yoergen with President Gerald Johnson, Vice President Larry Yourges, Secretary Trews Betty Rosenow, and Reporter Deanne Trometer. Meeting adjourned with no lunch served by Mrs. Wallace Tentinger.
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Harlin Wagner
Charlie
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Merrill Record
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