Car explodes after overturning in ditch injuring driver
Esther Marie Schmit, 31, of Hosper was hospitalized at St. Josephs in Sioux City after her car exploded following a ditch overturn south of Hinton on highway 73. She suffered facial and leg injuries but was later released home. Merrill Fire Department and Mayor C. J. Vanderloo aided in rescue.
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Esther Marie Schmit
Hospers
St. Joseph's hospital
Sioux City
Hinton
Merrill Fire Department
Lyle Pell
Le Mars
Merle Nessuis
Good Crop Outlook In Le Mars Area After Light Rain
Harvest crews in Plymouth and Sioux counties faced a likely dip from a light steady rain. Despite optimism fading from bumper crops, corn averages about 50 bushels per acre with some fields near 100. Local showers eased but kept paving and storm sewer work on schedule in Le Mars as center strips and other paving progressed.
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Plymouth
Sioux
Sioux counties
Le Mars
Jake
Stadon
Kingsley- Hinton
Permanent Ex periment Land Planned Near Southeast South Dakota
Wesley Larsen of Beresford announces a Promotion and Finance Committee to fund a Southeast South Dakota experiment station. The nine counties Union Clay Lincoln Bon Homme Turner Charles Mix Douglas Hutchinson Yankton will be served. advisory members include Rex Messersmith Rus Bailey and Marc Cox. A permanent substation aims to support long term soil livestock and hybrid crop research, moving from temporary leased acres now at Menno.
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South Dakota
Merl Farm
Wesley Larsen
Beresford
Dak
Albert Gunderson
Lesterville
Ervin Cieland
Vermillion
Rex Messersmith
WNAX
Rus Bailey
KSCO
Marc Cox
Sioux City Journal
County Livestock Associations
Farmers Union
Farm Bureau
Experiment Station
State College
Menno
Larsen
Bauerly Couple Celebrates 50th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Henry Bauerly of Merrill mark their 50th wedding anniversary. They will celebrate October 22 with renewed vows at 8 30 am Mass at Assumption Catholic Church Merrill. Family and friends will join the celebration.
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Henry Bauerly
Merrill
Naef
Assumption Catholic church
sory
Globe- Post
Pack Meeting Plans Halloween Party for Pack 184 Cubs
Pack 184 Den Mothers plan a Halloween themed event Monday October 28 at Calvary Church for Cub Scouts. Scouts arrive 6:30 for supper, decorations on theme, games for boys, and a brief Pack Meeting with awards at 8:00 for parents.
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E. UL B Calvary Church
Lynn Everheart
John Conover
Herman Becker
Virgil Beaman
H. L. Vander Stoep
Bob Roseberry
Eldon Lenox
Bob Pearson
Lawrence Mescek
Herman Qoetken
Hugh Paus
Joe Hiardacre
Bill Humanns
Hinton Cheer Leaders Chosen for 1958 Season
Hinton announced the cheerleading tryouts for the 1958 basketball season held on Wednesday October 16. Selected boys leaders were Trimeter Judy Lembek Vondrak Carol Raby and Connie Kasch along with girls leaders Sue Kramer Linda Weinrich Shyriff Kounkel Linda Schneider and Linda Hageman.
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Hinton
Trimeter
Judy Lembek
Vondrak
Carol Raby
Connie Kasch
Sue Kramer
Linda Weinrich
Shyriff Kounkel
Linda Schneider
Linda Hageman
Accident at junction harms two motorists in Friday incident
On Sunday at 1 p.m. George W. Reader of Spencer was rear ended by Ioa Jane Frohwein of Sheldon as Reader slowed for a stop sign at highways 75 and 5. Frohwein’s car sustained $30 damage. Both vehicles were traveling south. Caution urged as children are present near schools.
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George W. Reader
Spencer
Ioa Jane Frohwein
Sheldon
Frohwein
Engagement announced for Miss Darlene Harris and Harold Beeche
Engaged streen Special Announcements note the engagement of Miss Darlene Harris of Van Nuys California to Harold Beeche of Waco Texas. Harris is daughter of Virgil and Mrs Harris longtime area residents and a legal secretary in Van Nuys. Beeche is a seminary student at Concordia Seminary St Louis and expected to graduate in 1958. Wedding date not disclosed.
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streen
Darlene Harris
Van Nuys
California
Harold Beeche
Waco
Texas
Harris
Virgil Harris
Concordia Seminary
St. Louis
Missouri
Rapist Appeals Maximum Sentence In Iowa Case
Forest Grant Moriston of North Sioux City was convicted October 2 by a district court jury of assault with intent to commit rape. Judge George W. Prichard sentenced him to 20 years in the state penitentiary, Moriston's attorney filing an appeal to the Iowa Supreme Court. The charge stemmed from the rape of a Hawarden girl near Stone Park on June 9. Moriston has prior convictions for rape and larceny in Iowa and South Dakota. A Methodist program to engage Boy Scouts in constructive activity was announced for Halloween night by Rev. D L Harbour of Merrill.
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Forest Grant Moriston
North
Sioux City
Thurday
stae penitentiary
Moriston
Iowa supreme court
George W. Prichard
Hawarden
Stone Park
Prichard
Iowa
South Dakota
D. L. Harbour
Merrill
Soldier Herman Miller Address at Fort Carson Colorado
Soldier Herman Miller son of Mr and Mrs Gerd Miller of LeMars is listed with new address at Pec Herman Miller U S 35601491 Co 1 39th Inf Regt PLG 2 Box 6 Fort Carson Colorado The notice identifies his unit and mailing details for family and friends.
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Herman Miller
Gerd Miller
LeMars
Pec
U.S
Fort Carson
Colorado
Nine-Year-Old Hurt As Train Hits Car Near Le Mars
Bill Stover nine, son of Randall and Mrs. Stover, was hurled 30 feet when a 1957 Ford station wagon was struck by a passenger train at 2:11 p.m. east of Le Mars depot. He lay unconscious, later treated at home then at Sacred Heart hospital for cuts and facial injuries. Authorities said the rear of the car was badly wrecked and no serious internal injuries were found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Stover
Randall Stover
Le Mars
Joe Sutton
Bill
Sacred Heart hospital
Stover
Globe Post
Vermillion Central Falls 38 0 to Vermilion SD
Vermilion South Dakota hosts Vermillion Central was routed 38 to 0 Friday night. Le Mars Central led 25 points in the second quarter as Dick Null scored twice including a 7S yard run.
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Le Mars Central
Vermilion
South Dakota
Dick Null
Vance Runs for Le Mars Mayor Provide Campaign Bio
Kenneth Vance, a mayoral candidate in Le Mars, offers background details. A Nebraska native, he attended Westmar College and served in the China Burma India theatre during World War II. Post service he worked with Hastings Ted Stores, partnered with Carol Parkinson in Sioux Center, ran Lakeside Motel in Le Mars, and has been selling with KLEM. He is married to Helen Parkinson with four sons and the family lives at 900 4th Ave SE. Willard and Mrs Benson returned home after a vacation on the west coast and in South Dakota and Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Vance
Le Mars
Mr. Vance
Westmar College
servic
Vance
Hastings
Nebraska
Carol Parkinson
Sioux Center
Iowa
KLEM
Helen Parkinson
4th Ave
S.E
Izaak Walton Trap Shoot at Walton League Grounds
The Walton League will hold a merchandise trap shoot on Sunday October 27 at 1 30 p m at their grounds west of town Shells will be available at the grounds The following Sunday November 3 they will hold a poultry shoot there
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brank Walton League
Give Away Note Promises Sputniks Moon Farm Deeds
The Globe-Post runs a bold promotional piece offering free sputniks and quit claim deeds to a farm on the moon, claiming double weekly publication at three dollars a year and denying beer advertising while noting readers and circulation figures. It mocks rivals and references Cold War era rhetoric.
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Eisenhower
sputnik
Globe-Post office
Qa Podrida
Globe-Post
Globe Post
Death of Clarence Klise in Fort Collins Colorado
Clarence Klise died at a Fort Collins hospital on Sunday morning. Funeral services are planned for Tuesday afternoon in Fort Collins. He was married to Mary Aird Miller of Le Mars on March 29 this year, and they resided at 205 Parker Street in Fort Collins Colorado.
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Barney Miller
Clarence Klise
Fort Collins
Colorado
Klise
Mary Aird Miller
Le Mars
Parker St
Death notice for Anton Warborg retiree farmer Remsen IA
Anton Warborg 78 retired farmer of Remsen died at Sacred Heart hospital after brief illness. Funeral 9:30 a.m. Tuesday at St. Mary Catholic church Remsen with Rt. Rev. Msgr F. P. Schultes officiating. Burial in St. Mary cemetery. Rosary 7 p.m. Monday Fisch funeral home. Born July 8 1879 Petersburg IA. Married N Nichus February 6 1907 Remsen. Survived by widow two daughters Clarence Schroeder Ovens and Mrs Tony Harpenau Remsen four stepchildren Joseph Nichus Mrs Ted Bunkers Mrs Dominic Loutsch Mrs John Loutsch all Remsen a brother John Alvord 31 grandchildren and 40 great grandchildren.
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Anton Warborg
Remsen
Sacred Heart hospital
St. Mary Catholic church
Msgr
F. P. Schultes
St. Mary cemetery
Fisch funeral home
Mr. Warburg
Petersburg
N. Nichus
Clarence Schroeder
Ovens
Tony Harpenau
Joseph Nichus
Ted Bunkers
Dominic Loutsch
John Loutsch
John
Alvord
River Jordan Reports Don Carter Letter from Bangkok
Newsletter note shows Don Carter's lengthy silence nine months as efforts focus on preparing for and promoting an International Conference in Bangkok Thailand. Far East Rural Youth Conference hosted with about 1300 delegates from ten Asian nations, eight of which had rural youth groups akin to the 4 H Clubs.
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Don Carter
Bangkok
Thailand
Don
USA
Japan
Langendorfer Dies. LeMars Businessman and WWI Vet
Clarence M Langendorfer 60 lifelong LeMars resident died unexpectedly Saturday at home from a heart attack. Born October 34 1896 in LeMars he ran LeMars Oil Co and a bird petroleum plant until retiring three years ago. A World War I veteran he belonged to Walmer American Legion and VFW in Remsen and attended First Methodist Church. Survived by his wife daughter Mrs D F Haas a brother John and sister Mrs Ellen Gerling. Funeral 2 p.m. Tuesday at First Methodist with Rev Robert Gildner. burial Le Mars Cemetery under Mauer Funeral Home direction. Mrs W A Marienau left for Alhambra Calif for the winter with daughters and sisters.
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Clarence M. Langdorfer
LeMars
Mr. Langendorfer
LeMars Oil Co
bird petroleum
Walmer
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars post
Remsen
First Methodist church
D. F. Haas
res g
THinois
John
Le Mars
Ellen Gerling
Robert Gildner
Mauer funeral home
Carl Potts Funeral Held Here Today
Carl P Potts 61 a Le Mars resident died from injuries in a highway construction accident near West Point Nebraska burial was in Correctionville city cemetery under Mauer funeral home direction Potts a construction foreman for Western Contracting Co had worked in the area since September He was born April 12 1896 in Montgomery Indiana lived in Correctionville 1919 1932 and married Luisetta Stubbs December 28 1921 He was a World War I veteran member of Walmer post American Legion and VFW post Remsen Survivors include widow daughter Barbara Potts two brothers Durbin and Walter and a sister Laurel Russell
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Carl P. Potts
Le Mars
West Point
Nebraska
Mausr
James Ransom
Le Mars Presbyterian church
Correctionville city
Mauer funeral home
Potts
Western construction
Western Contracting Co
Correctionville
Walmer post
American Legion
V. F. W. post
Remsen
Iowa
Barbara Potts
Chicago
Durbin
Churchland
Virginia
Walter
Orwell
Indiana
Laurel Russel
Washington
Evening School Schedule Set for 1957 58 Programs
The Adult Evening School Council met on October 17 and approved courses for 1957 58 led by Harry Elsion. Courses include Bookkeeping, Figure Toning, Handicrafts, Piano, Safe Driving, Sewing, Tailoring, Typewriting, Upholstery, Welding, and more. Registration is November 4 at 7 00 p m at Central High School with fees of 5 for most courses and higher for Safe Driving and Welding. Classes run 10 weeks through January 27, with December 23 and 30 off. culminating program February 3, 1958.
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Adult Evening School Council
R. il. Posthuma
Charman
Zoe Hemmngson
Roman Offerman
Alr
Neils A. Mortenson
s. Thompson
Harry A. Elsion
Central High School
New Address for PFC Bauler at APO 36 NY
New address listed for PFC John A. Bauler RA 17450719 10th AVN APO 36 New York NY. The note adds a quip that if the human body were sold for the value of its chemical elements it would be about 98 cents less Lax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Bauler
APO
New York
Beer Ads Across the Street Policy Change
The paper recounts a policy shift from accepting beer ads to not running them, citing community pressures from churches and civic groups. It notes breweries may place ads in other outlets or sponsor church pages, while the Globe-Post pledges no brewery ads in its pages.
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WwW. C. T. UL
Central Ave
Globe-Post
espec
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