Open deer season urged amid dry tinderbox conditions
State game warden EE FE Newel in Le Mars urged careful fire and hunting practices amid a dry fall. He noted 375 deer license applicants across 45 counties, and said landowners may permit hunting on posted land without licenses. Deer season runs December 10 to 31, with farmers keeping posting rights and hunters urged to avoid starting fires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth county
elewhere
state commission
FE. Newel
Sioux Center
Plymouth
Sioux counties
Le Maus ricky
Ma. Newels
wong
Alka
Newel
Ines
Uney
conservation commission
Globe Post office
Se cach
Mr. Newel
Iin
secur
Stony county
Politician Sympathy Cited After Wisconsin Victory
Voters and a Wisconsin district were used to gauge politicians generosity after the Democratic win in Tuesday’s Wisconsin congressional race. A Republican was asked whether price supports for key crops would stay near parity next year. His response implied concern that the farming base might suffer if supports drop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street Journal
Wisconsin
Congress
Two Awals Picked Up At Akron In AWOL Case
Sheriff Frank Scholer arrested two soldiers named Gerald Biles 20 and Bernard Barly 23 both from Lindwood New Jersey for being absent without leave from Camp Drum New Jersey. They were returned to Offal Air Base Omaha at authorities request. The army says thousands of diaftees go AWOL monthly and are not charged with desertion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Scholer
Akron
Camp Drum
New Jewey
Gerald Biles
Bernard Barly
Lindwold
N. J
Offal Air Base
Omaha
army
O.L
Connor Case Wedding at St Josephs Church Le Mars
Miss Mary Connor daughter of Mr and Mrs H J Connor of Le Mars married Delbert Case on October 14 1953 at St Josephs Catholic Church Le Mars. Rev Lee LaVelle officiated with a breakfast and dinner following for immediate families. The bride wore a chapel length gown with hand chipped lace and a nylon tulle skirt. Attendants wore moss green net or satin gowns. The couple plans to live near Marcus after a trip to the Black Hills follows their wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph’s Catholic church
Le Mars
Mary Connor
Delbert Case
Onsere
ands. H. J. Connor
SHO Brottie
Oscar Case
Sioux City
Plymouth
St. James church
J. Zimmer
LaVerne Varsahorat
Mary Clare
Gail Case
Gerald Connor
bustman
Wayne Cise
YOMSMUIA
Carel Connor
Eddie Ludwig
Elmer Kennedy wie
William Mety
Cherry Cliff
Joyce Bowman
Mary Lou An ye
Corrine Staver
Mary Zink
Lorraine Rolfe
Norman Hansener
Connor
Marcus
Black Hills
Mes
Cherry Cuff
Jess Wheeler
Elmer Kennedy
Art Allison
Jake Nevens
John Mayrose
Vernon Britt
Eagles Club
Vogel er to Speak Tuesday at Le Mars Forum
Community Forum chairman announces Le Mars forum begins 1953 54 series Tuesday night at the high school auditorium. Robert Vogeler famed for his Red prison escape will discuss The Meaning of Freedom with an 8 PM lecture following a 7 PM opening. A cross section of the community is invited with a pay at door in aid of expenses and sponsorships for the season. A school visit is planned for seniors with the topic Seventeen Months of Despair. Also social news notes a bakery hosts gathering of VanderMeer workers and staff with later lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Le Mars forum
Community Forum
Harvey N
Kluckholen
forum
the high school
Robert Vogeler
Red”prison
Kluckhahn
Lears
Iowa
triatite
all party of America during the pret IV years. Mr. Wopeler
Vogeler
Philadelphia
Le Mars
Community — Forum organization
Le Mars Chamber of Commerce
Rotary and Lions Clubs
Mary Zink obituary from Le Mars Iowa
Mrs Mary Zink age 71 of Le Mars died October 17 1953 after a two month illness. Born October 24 1881 in Grant township she married Edward F Zink October 29 1902 in Le Mars. Funeral October 20 at 2 PM at St Johns American Lutheran with burial in the city cemetery. Survivors include husband two daughters grandchildren great grandchildren one sister one half sister and many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Zink
36th Ave
Plymouth county
Mary Pageler
Grant township
Edward F. Zink
Le Mars
St. John’s
John F. Wilma
Kate Rwe
Paul Wit bhe
Charles Zink
Carl Witt
Rhinhold Wit
Dick Wilms
Roy Pageler
Clarence Pageler
St. John’s American Lutheran church
ladies aid society
Rank Mrs. Cora Riak obituary in Orange City
Mrs. Cora Riak 58 dies in Sacred Heart hospital after long illness. Funeral set for Tuesday October 20 at 1 30 PM at Reformed church in Orange City. Deceased asked no flowers. Survivors include daughters Eleanor Foster Feauot of Hammond Indiana and Nor Ellen Utesch of Merrill plus four grandchildren. Van Etten funeral home of Orange City in charge of arrangements.
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Cora Riak
ageny t
Sacred Heart hospital
the Reformed church
Orange City
Eleanor
Foster) Feauot
Hammond
Indiana
Nor Iman
Ellen) Utesch
Merrill
Van Etten funeral home
New Juvenile Crime Prevention Talk At P T A Meeting
Detective John A. Rispalic of the Sioux City Police Department will discuss a new method for handling juvenile crime focusing on prevention, investigation, research, and cooperation. The talk is at Central Franklin and Clark elementary schools on Wednesday night October 21 at 7:30 in the Central school activity room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Rispalic
Sioux City
John Mullesch Dies. Funeral Pending at St Josephs
John Mullesch former caretaker at Calvary Cemetery died at Plymouth County Home on Sunday night. Funeral services are pending with St Josephs Catholic Church as the chosen venue. A son Ed Mullesch in Alaska awaits further word. Wiltgen Lued Funeral Home is handling arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mullesch
Calvary cemetery
Plymouth county
St. Joseph's Catholic church
Ed Mullesch
Alaska
Funeral services for Rev George W Hoefs held in Stanton church
Funeral services for Rev George W Hoefs 72 of Nemaha Iowa were held today at 2 p.m. in the Stanton Township Evangelical United Brethren church with Rev Paul Stevens Rev Roland Walkes and Rev Glenn Nelson officiating. Burial was in Le Mars City cemetery. He died October 15 at a firm home in Sac County after a four month illness. Survivors include two daughters and three sisters. He was a longtime EUB pastor in North and South Dakota before retiring to Le Mars in 1938.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
W. Hoefs
Nemaha
Iowa
Stanton Township
United Brethren church
Paul Stevens
Roland Walkes
Yankton
S. D
Glenn Nelson
Albert City
Le Mars City
Mater Funeral home
George W. Hoe
Aus
Martha Le Pagel
Fargo
N. D
United — Brethren
North
South Dakota
Le Mars
Tse
Sac County
Remaha
Grace) Kaiser
Glenn
Helen
Majorowicz
Kansas
Cry
Mo ie grandchidren
Karen Anne
dra Kay Majorowicz
Henry Hoefs
Chasely
NLD
Martha Jyman
Sacramento
Calif
Anna Brockmacher
Nampa
Idaho
Lens Horn
Burbank
Dakota Conference
Funeral services for Katan Kay Wold set in Le Mars
Funeral services for Katan Kay Wold will be held at 10 a.m. Wednesday October 2 at St John’s American Church in Le Mars. Wesley Baasen will officiate. Burial in West Nichos cemetery near Crook South Dakota with Luken’s funeral home of Le Mars in charge. Katan Kay born January 7 1947 in Madison South Dakota died after a four year illness at her parents home in Le Mars. Survivors include her parents Jostep and Audrey Wold paternal grandmother Anna Wold of Garschon Dakota and her mayor e vents Mr and Mrs wo Colton South Duko.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katan Kay Wold
St. John’s American church
Le Mars
buen Wesley Baasen
West Nichos
Crook
South Dakota
Luken
Katan Kay
Madison
Josteph
Audrey Wold
Anna Wold
Garschon
Dako
e vents
wo Colton
South Dukoan
Fines, Improper Passing At Local Event
The report notes N Harts Bakers receiving two fines and the title N Harts Bakers 2 fines and title faold Usher for improper passing. 100 Francis-Havanet speeds, $15. Dr. Golden Thompson spoke at the Evangelical United Brethren church in Marshall Minnesota and presided at the Corner Stone ceremony for the new church. Dr D C Kime and Dr Golden Thompson will travel Tuesday to Des Moines Iowa for the Iowa Foundation of Colleges meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
faold Usher
Francis -Havanet
Golden Thompson
Evangelical United Brethren church
Marshall, Minn
new Evangelical United Brethren | church
D.C. Kime
Des Moines
Iowa Foundation of colleges
Iowa Public Relief Lists To Open In November
After Novemeber the public may view relief lists in Iowa. The state will lift the secrecy bar on old age assistance as law takes effect on the 24th state to require public inspection. A certified list will be at the county welfare office with a receipt requirement to deter misuse. Taxpayers may see who receives aid and why, under safeguards against political or commercial use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry Hopkins
Indiana
Iowa
Truman
Hlinoix
Beaman Andrew F funeral services in Marcus Iowa
Funeral services for Andrew F Beaman 4 were held at 2 p m Sunday at Nelson funeral home Marcus Iowa He died Thursday at Sacred Heart hospital Mars Born September 26 1869 in Yadkinville county NC Burial was in Kingsley cemetery Also noted a son born to Mr and Mrs William Chastansen of Hinton on October 17
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew F. Beaman
Kingsley
Iowa
Nelson funeral home
Marcus
Beaman
Sacred Heart hospital
Mars
Yadkinville county
N.C
Clarence Cupp
Toledo, Co
Francis Delaney
Lee
Chicago
James
Toledo
Kingsley cemetery
William Chastansen of
Hinton
Lutheran hospital
Lightning Burns Hay Stack at Adaville Farm
Lightning destroyed a stack of hay about 9I feet Friday night at the farm of Mr and Mrs Wmn Phillips in the Adie ville vicinity southeast of Akron The Akron fire department prevented spread to another large hay stack This follows two earlier lightning damage incidents in Adaville last summer a barn at Artie Rollins and cattle killed on Harold Wright farm
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adusille
Wmn. Phillips
Adieville
Akron
Adaville
Artie Rollins
Harold Wright
Colored Man Arrested With Stolen Car
Sheriff Frank Scholer received a call about a man near the Jebsen farm acting suspiciously. The suspect, Don T. Jones of Muleshow Texas, was found with a stolen 1949 Buick from Sioux City. The car was returned to its owner and Jones was turned over to Sioux City police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Scholer
Roy Jebsen
Hinton
Jebsen
helr
Don T. Jones
Muleshow
Texas
Mike Staszewsky
greser
Steuben street
Sioun City
Sioux City
Suit Filed Over Unpaid Auto Repair Bill in Remsen
George Nilles doing business as Nilles Repair Shop in Remsen sues Lee Brown of Plymouth County. From June 28 to September 25 1952 Brown ordered gas oil and auto parts and labor, promised payment in a couple of months but owes $90.14 plus 3 percent interest from September 25 1952 and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Nilles
Nilles
Remsen
Lee Brown
Plymouth county
Burmese Station Farm Story From Rangoon News
The Burmese Review and Monday New Times describe Don Carter’s project in Kachin State. At Maythsina the 450 acre farm site is developed with roads, buildings, and a pond for drainage and paddy fields. Carter, former Plymouth county agent, supervises as tractors and bulldozers clear land and lay out structures for farm staff and offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe-Post
Rangoon
Indo-China
Kachin State
Medicina
Don Cater
Plimouth
Point proguan
Globe- Pos
Associated Press
Vishinsky
Henry Cabot Lodge
Jebb
white Logee
ishinshu
sho
Minglagsi
BABCL
U Ba Swe Lay
YMCA
WCTU
ILA
AFL
ale
U. S. Supreme Court
Columbo
India
Don Carters station
Burmese Review
Monday New Times
Ine Kachin State
PSO
sind
Mayithsina
soals
Samoriban
Union
TCA
P. Carter
per
Agenitat Assistrat
Union of Burma
Uraaw
Wanthe
Nanhan
Waunthe
Nawagua
Meit- Kaine
Lowes
Mr. Carter
Carter
Tows
Bulloch
Iowa School Citizenship Award Rules For 1954 Nominees
Burton Dull leads the American Citizenship Committee with Iowa State Bar Association urging high schools in the 1st Judicial District to participate. Procedures cover notice by January 1, 1954, nomination by April 1, 1954, scrolls and medals by class size, and Bar Association presence at award, with simple participation notice required from principals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton Dull
committee on
laws Bur association
Iowa State Bar Association
Judicial District Committee
American Citizenship Committee
Towa State Bar Association
Funeral services for Dr. F. F. Null held in Hawarden
Dr. F. F. Null, 75, longtime Hawarden physician, died Thursday morning in the Hawarden hospital after 30 years of practice in the area. He was born February 25, 1878, in Le Mars and studied at Morningside and Sioux City medical colleges, with postgraduate work in Philadelphia. Surviving are a daughter Mrs. Raymond Gregory of Galveston Texas and three sons Hubert Backus Minnesota, Raymond Chicago, and Capt. Wilson San Antonio Texas. four sisters. He had practiced in Sloan Struble and Ireton before Hawarden. He was a former Hawarden city council member and active in many medical and fraternal organizations.েবা
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. F. Null
Hawarden
A. E. Null
Le Mars
George Null
Elgin township
Raymond Gregory
Galveston
Texas
Hubert
Backus
Minn
Raymond
Chicago
Capt
Wilson Null
San Antonio
Tex
School of Medicine
Polyclinic of
Sur
Edith L. Empey
Sioux Crux
Null
Associated church
Dale lodge
Scottish rite
Order of Eastern Lund
Odd Fellows lodge
Siousley Medical association
Northwest Iowa Medical association
Sioux County Medical association
the
Iowa State Medical association
Le Mars Market Price Snapshot
Daily market note shows Le Mars prices with values 1.90, 131, 1.28, 73 and 1.40. No context provided for product or date.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Peter Vander Meer
VanderMeer bakery
James Reilly
Joyce Swindle
Donald Wormley
Council Bluffsla
D.S. Wormley
Sandra Eyres
University of South Dakota
Vermillion
Dick Exvres
Mrs
Cora Rank
Ronald Amundson
Larrabee
Wyoming
Camp Stoneman
California
Farton
Amundson
T. D. Kas
Sutherland
P.T.A
G. W. Hoefs
Frank Hyn
Lo Angeles
Paul Hogan
Denver
Colorado
WooM. Hogan
Tulan
Hogan
Henry J. Harms
Le Mats
mouth
United States savings bonds division
W. R. Clasen
Buffalo Center
bat
William Winders
C. D. Hart
C. D. Wendel
Story City
Harts
Bakers
A. F. BEAMAN
Globe Post
New Carter Farm
Dr. F. F. Null
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