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Newspaper

Le Mars Globe Post

Location

Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1959

Page

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Wife Discovers Spouse's Body in Iowa Cornpicker

Fred Baade 39 of near Marcus was trapped in a corn picker on his farm Wednesday before noon. His wife found his mangled body when she went to check for him at noon. Funeral set for October 17 at Peace Lutheran Church in Marcus with burial in Marcus Amherst Cemetery. Survived by widow Fernadel Hatterman, three sons Clyde Edward Fred, and Judith Ann Chery linn. Parents F C Baude of Titonka and four sisters listed. This is the first cornpicker fatality in the area this year.

Fred Baade near Marcus Nelson Funeral home Peace Lutheran church R. W. Meyer Marcus Amherst Clyde Edward Fred Judith Ann Cherylinn F.C. Baude Titonka Towa William Westfield Henry Rolfe Iowa John Fort Dodge Ernest Wyse Redwood Valley California Tony Cambray Franklin Fox Francis Anderson Humboldt

Hunting Ducks Out Of Season Fined in State Cases

William Fuller of Sioux City was fined for hunting ducks during the closed season. Elmer Nagte of Sioux City also faced fines for taking mallard ducks out of season. Fuller paid 20 dollars and costs after 30 dollars of his 50 dollar fine were suspended.

William ‘Fuller Sioux City Elmer Nagte

Helm Hall Marriage of Marilyn Graham Helm in Le Mars

Marilyn Lee Graham Helm, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ester Graham of Sioux City and Donald Hall, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harley Hall of Le Mars, united in marriage October 11, 1959, at First Methodist Church Le Mars by Rev. Robert Gildner. Attendants were Erin Graham and Gary Donlin. The couple will reside in Sioux City. Week-end visitors at the Overman home included Mr. and Mrs. Owen Kliegl and family from Hartley Ja.

Marilyn Lee Graham Helm Ester Lloyd Graham Sioux City Donald Dean Hall Harley Hall Le Mars Robert Gildner First Methodist church Erin Graham Gary Donlin Clyde Overman Owen Kliegl Hartley

New Cars Delbert Maynard Westfield and More

A list of local car dealers and owners appears with names including Delbert Maynard Westfield Opal Phillips Remsen Mercury Kenowith Le Mars Steiner Le Mars Ray Masuen Le Mars Grady Motors Le Mars Eugene Kadinger Le Mars Marlin Gebauer Akron Lelind Nielsen Remsen Leona Litzmann Hinton and a birthday dinner held Sunday October 11 at the home of Mrs J W Jones in Sioux City for her son LeRoy Jones with Mr and Mrs Walter Lang of Le Mars also present.

Delbert Maynard Westfield Ford Opal Phillips Remsen Mercury Wayne Kenowith Le Mars Chevrolet Ray Masuen Eugene Kadinger Grady Motors Cadillac Marlin Gebauer Akron Lelind Nielsen J. W. Jones LeRoy Jones Sioux City Walter Lang

Double wedding bells at Milwaukee and Fort Wayne churches

The Milwaukee ceremony for Sandra Mary Gengler and Lee Gordon Kummer occurred at 10 am with Father Derks presiding. The couple, starring Gengler’s Remsen roots, planned a reception at the bride’s home and a later Canada trip. A second October wedding in Fort Wayne united Gloria Klipfel and Marvin Kenkel, with a full church procession, attendants in aqua gowns, and a Florida honeymoon to follow.

Mother of Good Counsel Catholic Church Milwaukee Wisconsin Sandra Mary Gengler Lee Gordon Kummer Joseph Derks SDS Al N. Gengler West Potomac Ave Remsen Iowa Charles Hennecke John Kummer Grace James Niggeling South Barbara Hier Joan Caspary St. Hyacinth Catholic Church Fort Wayne Ind Gloria Klipfel George Klipfel Marvin, Kenkel Nick ‘Kenkel John I skal Fort Wayn Indiana Angela Moskwinski Berton Bradley Calfax California Stanley Merten Fort Wayne Indiana bess Daryl Gengler Stanley Mertes William Gonya Ray Robinson Millie Kenkel Charles Ont Antwerp Ohio Thomas Osborn Joseph Bashara Donald Specht Cutter’s Florida

Delivery Girl Scout Cookies Meeting at Mrs Eugene Lee Home

A Girl Scout Cookie meeting will be held at the home of Mrs Eugene Lee at 40 8th St SW on Friday morning at 9 30 to enable troop leaders to pick up their cookie orders. Each leader should indicate by then the quantities of each cookie type needed for her troop. Coffee will be served replacing the regular neighborhood meeting.

Eugene Lee 8th SL. S. W

Marty To Teach Biology At Westmar College

Westmar College announces that a 1953 Westmar graduate, Mr. Marty, will teach in the biology department for the year. After army service he taught math in Greene, Iowa and studied zoology at Lakeside Laboratory. He pursued graduate work at SUI Iowa City, teaching part time. He is now working toward a doctorate. his wife June Asplund is also a 1953 Westmar graduate. They have two children, Alan and Lynne.

Westmar Westmar ‘College Marty Greene Iowa Lakeside SUI Iowa City June Asplund Westmark Alan Lynnne

Fluff and Puff Your Pillows at Val lety Gleanery

Chuck Wiley announces a pillow cleaning and fluffing machine at Val lety Gleanery. Pillows are cleaned, disinfected, deodorized, and restuffed with new feathers. Dr. M Fideler, formerly of Remsen, arrives in Mars to join Dr Brucher in dentistry.

Chuck Wiley Vallety M. Fideler Remsen the Mars Dr.Brucher

Caulkins To Leave NIPCO In December Move To Missouri Firm

Caulkins, longtime manager of NIPCO, will resign effective December 1 and join Grundy Electric Co-op in Trenton, Missouri as a plant position. He has served since 1953. Mee Cabins, an English teacher at Le Mars High School, will stay through the current term. NIPCO directors have not yet met to name a successor.

Lio Caulkins NIPco iiss Trent@h Missouri psintike Grundy, Electric Co-op Le Mars High School Le Mars unuil

Le Mars school tax may surprise farmers in district

Farmers in the newly reorganized Le Mars district may face unexpected tax bills next year as reassessment eyed for 1960 could lower some farm assessments while others in townships see double their previous levies. County assessor Don Wormley notes levy is viewed as low by Le Mars, not high, and E W Rogers of the Le Mars Chamber says downtown values are overvalued and relief would come from fair reassessment.

ste re Le Mars Don Wormley Jawa E. W. Rogers de Mars

Le Mars Markets Eye Feeding Barley and Crops

Le Mars markets monitor new crop prices with focus on barley feeding beans corn flax oats and soy beans. Analysts note grade indicators and potential changes in trading terms for A grades and mid range classifications to guide buyers and farmers.

Nicholson and Pitley Tr. wed in Sioux City church

Miss Milly Kay Nicholson of Sioux City wed Frank Ernest Pitley Tr. of Beaumont Texas at Blessed Sacr​ement Catholic Church. Rev Newman Fhanagan officiated. Bride, daughter of Richard Nicholson of 34 IS Jackson Street Sioux City, former Le Mars president. couple to reside in Heiumunt Texas.

Mabel Muedler Junias Rosberg Andrew Beernick Eugeny Scholer William Me Donald Chester Mars Nicholson Milly Kay Nicholson Sioux City Frank Ernest Pitley Tr Beaumont Texas Blessed Sacrament Catholic church Magr. Newman Fhanagan Richard Nicholson Jackson Street Stomn City Le Mars Heiuumunt Tesas

City Election Board Chairmanship Shakeup Stirs Members

City clerk M C Newendorp informed appointees including Charlie Kasur that they are not chairmen and can be replaced. Riasar, a 28 year veteran, lamented losing the presumed courtesy and pay for board duties while noting the petty value of election pencils and building of replacements.

City Clair Nels Newendorf ael Charlie Kasur M. C. Newendorp Riasar election board Maryor Henry Grimjes Rasar o oan ohe Rasur variou pium

Cub Scout Pack Organizes At Clark School

Parents of boys interested in joining Cub Scouts urged to attend an organizational meeting at Clark School Thursday evening October 13 1949 at 7 48 PM. Pack sponsored by St Johns American Lutheran Church is open to boys ages 8 through 10. speaker from scouting program to explain principles and phases.

Clark school St. Johns American Lutheran Church

New Address for Keith W. Wills X2015 Nine Enfen Valor MSO

Record notes a new address change for Keith W. Wills associated with unit X2015 Nine Enfen USS Valor MSO at 472 FAO New York with a November date.

Keith W. Wills FAO New York NovY

Fischer Heads Farm Bureau Annual Meeting

A large turnout at the Farm Bureau annual meeting at the Mars gymnasium heard remarks from Charles Shuman of the American Farm Bureau Federation. Don Fischer of Le Mars was elected president for the term, with Roger Euston of Westfield as vice president and David Kerr of Minneota as secretary, Lavern Kurtz of Kingsley as treasurer, and a slate of directors named for the 1940 term.

Farm Bureau Pe Mars high gyimmasum pres denti David Kerr Minetis Lavern Kurtz Kingsley Vernon Robinson Washington township Hon Hanke Sta jon Merris Pant Pik Remsen Joe Hemich Portland Van Knapp Periys Joe Heneriz Marion aml Roy Povilere Hancock Vincent Ehrlemeier Hengerford Westley ‘Lay Jor Ebherly Alvin’ Henrich America Harold Girahin tikhotn lewis Gernhart Garfield inghide Ohcur Mentver Tyle Juhl Vernon Renken laVerne Kurt Merlin Brown George St. Milbrodt David cRerr Lynn Park Jorvani Hawkins Worth Hanks Joe Ritchie Richard Phillips MB. WAtkinson Merrill Mes Jorvilte Stinton Akron Leo Hen

Local Attorney Waite Receives Bar Admission

Donald Z. Waite son of Jay J. Waite Jr. of Le Mans is now admitted to the bar and eligible to practice law in Kansas. He and his wife Anna Marie Tyler of Sulphur Springs Yeans reside in Prairie Village with children Patrick and Margaret Jr. Waite, a Kansas City auditor for Tax Ace counting firm, earned a B S from Creighton University in 1984 and a law degree from Georgetown University. He previously worked as an auditor for the U S Securities and Exchange Commission while in Washington. Visitors at the Koopman home include Wallace Kosera of Torrance California.

soniof Jay J. Weite Jr Le Mans lawa athin Waite Anna Marie Tyler Sulpher Springs Yeans Paterick 2 Margaret Jr Prairie Village Kansas Tax Ace Kansas City Donald St. Jaesephs Gellent high school Creighton University Guraha Georgetown University Washington USA Wahinton Federal Securities and reachange commission

Atomic Bums Quartet to Headline Fall Harvest of Harmony

Pictured the Atomic Bums of Minneapolis, an acclaimed harmony quartet formed in 1946, touring across North America. They have travelled over 44 million miles, reached finals in international contests five times, and semi finals on multiple occasions. Also noted is a divorce filing in Le Mars where Mabel M Linthicum seeks dissolution from William H Linthicum with a $1000 lump settlement, $300 monthly support, $500 counsel fees, and no minor children.

Minneapolis United States Canada Les Mikelson Maynard Saxe Regi Ellefson Luther Stetten boss Mabel M. Linthicum William H. Linthicum Le Mars Zion Iowa

Le Mars Skeet and Gun Club Regular Shoot Results

Le Mars skeet and gun club held its regular shoot on Tuesday night October 13 1959. Don Peterson of Sargent Bluff won the protection shoot and led the 25 25 event by going perfect. Len Harrison of Le Mars also excelled and several locals swept multiple events. The miss and out winner was L Luschen of Le Mars. Kyres Scmiult and others from Le Mars won multiple events, and the club announced no more shoots this season with thanks and invitation to return next year from manager John Hart.

Le Mars Don Peterson Sargeant Bluff Len Harrison John Hart, Jr Harry Schroder Holstein Van De Moore Hudson S. 1 Ken Marienau L. Luschen Sh. Kyres D. Scmiult Bob Grant Harrison E. L. Kolker Le Mars Gun club John Hart

West Navy service journeys of David J West in 1959

David J West one of nine Plymouth county youth who left Le Mars in 1953 for Navy service recounts 1959 travels aboard USS Bremerton from Long Beach. The ship visited Pearl Harbor Guam Singapore Okinawa Hong Kong Subic Bay Manila Yokosuka and then Brisbane and Sydney for Coral Sea celebrations. After returning to Long Beach May 21 1959 Bremerton visits followed including Portland Rose Festival and Seattle Seafair before planned final departure October 20 1959 with possible decommissioning in Long Beach.

David J. West Plymouth county Le Mars navy Bremerton Long Beach California Pacific Pearl Harbor Guam Singapore Okinawa Hong Kong Subic Bay Manila Yokosuka Japan Brisbane Sydney Australia Calif Portland

Gehlen and Canton Battle to Tied Siouxland Clash

Le Mars Gehlen and Canton Academy of Augustana fought to a 13 to 13 stalemate in a Friday Siouxland Conference game. Key scorers included Bill Nemmers and Tom Fisch for Le Mars Gehlen while Canton’s Ricky tallied all 13 points. Score by quarters showed Gehlen 06 00 07 13 and Canton 07 06 13.

Le Mary Gehlen Canton Academy Augustana S. D here Bill Nemmers Tom Fisch Le Mary Gehhlen Fisch Ricdy Le Mars Gehlen

Extension Calendar highlights in Iowa events

October 17 features a 4H boys event in Des Moines notes. A radio program Know Your Extension Service airs on KLEM at 12:45 p.m. October 21 shows an Extension Election Committee training at 8:00 a.m. at the County Fair Grounds and a Siouxland Farmer TV segment on KVTV at p.m.

Iowa Des Mores KLEM County Fair Grounds Siouxland Farmer KVTV

Wedding of Arlen Riphagen and David Vande Brake

Riphagen-Vande Brake friends in Le Mars note the October 9 wedding of Arlen Riphagen daughter of Gerrit H. Riphagen Maurice and David Vande Brake West Sacramento California. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Sam Brinkhuis. They reside at 620 Poplar Avenue West Sacramento. The bridegroom son of Mrs Bert J. Vande Brake of Orange City works for a Sacramento ready mix company. Dr and Mrs Walter Meyers visited Mrs John Barinsky in Chicago and plan a trip to Colone South Dakota to see Dr Meyers mother Mrs Clara Meyers.

Le Mars Arlen Riphagén Gerrit H. Riphagen Maurice David Vande Brake West Sacramento California Miss Riphagen Swansen’s Super Store Sam Brinkhuis Poplar Avenue Bert J. Vande Brake Q lange City Sacramento Walter Meyers Chicago John Barinsky

Also Mentioned on This Page

Helm-Hall Mrs Lee ‘Kummer Mr. Kummer Raymond Stockero Jene Kummer Richard Herz, Jr Gary Byers Robert Popp Toni La Fleur noice flower girl Jan Gengler Le Mars Fruit and Grocery Kraft Le Mars Markets Charlie Cub Scout Organization onight Fischer Mrr Fadil Koopman Wallace Kosera Torrence Gehlen
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