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Newspaper
Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1957
Page
4
A 1957 Le Mars newspaper page presents a creole definition as an American born person of pure European blood along with a series of aphorisms on prejudice aging wisdom and common sense. The page also lists subscription rates and postal notes for the period.
The Gehlen Queen leads a feature event celebrating more than six thousand premier homes, highlighting the scale of the showcase and the party atmosphere surrounding the milestone.
Le Mars residents attend Iowa Wisconsin game in Iowa City. World Community Day plans set for November 1 at First Baptist Church. Local visits include Dr G R Held traveling to Upland California. Post 88 Free Fall Stag to be held October 23 at Le Mars Country Club with steak dinner and paid up legion members admitted.
The Women's Association of the Presbyterian church will hold a general meeting at the church on Tuesday October 22. A dessert luncheon will be served at 1 30 followed by the afternoon program. Men of the afternoon will be spent sewing on drapes for the Parish House.
Le Mars residents Mr. and Mrs. Cronin announce the approaching marriage of their daughter Claris Jane to Fred Hoefling, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hoefling of Le Mars. The couple will wed on Saturday, November 30, at St. Catherine's.
Miss Cronin is employed at the First National Bank in Sioux City in the credit department. Mr Hoefling is also employed in Sioux City at the Purina Ralston office.
C. I Holmes filed against Ruth Gross also known as Ruth Maisis of Ruth's Café in Kingsley for 54000 alleging a March 28 1957 accident as a business invitee. He says a dark unlit unmarked unguarded basement staircase caused a severe permanent injury and asks damages plus costs.
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