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Newspaper
Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1953
Page
3
Evangelical United Brethren Church in Adaville holds regular services with Sunday school and morning worship. Community notes report farewells, club meetings, thrift sales, family visits, and engagements across Akron, Sioux City, and nearby towns, including weddings, dinners, and church activities.
County extension director says Barker will be fairily in Preston township for the next month as part of ongoing outreach efforts amid local community programs.
Farm Calendar lists Leadership training on meat cookery at Mrs. Floyd Blakely home October 23. October 27 RYP Halloween Party at Fairgrounds. October 28 Girly 4-H Achievement Banquet at Elks Club. November 2 Farm Bureau board, November 3 Fair Board, November 4 KYP board. November 3 Rural Women Christmas Decorations, November 5 KYP District meeting at Cherokee K of C Hall 7:45 p.m. TAIT 4-H at J A Held wsp home. Liberty 4-H at Dennis Hecht home 4:00 p.m.
Westmars Golden Eagles crushed Penn College 26 to 0 at Oskaloosa Friday. Buzz Grooms connected on a 40 yard pass to Al Stoneking for the first TD, then a second score on a Grooms pass to Leo McElrath. Red Brownmiller added a 30 yard run before Rhode hit Larry Dumphey for the fourth TD. The Eagle line dominated Penn, with Bob Braunschweig repeatedly tackling the quarterback. Next week they travel to Seward to face Concordia College on homecoming. several players will miss action due to injuries.
The Grant Latte Giants met at Cliff Noble’s home on October 12 1953 with 24 members answering roll call and five new members Elroy DeBoer Alwayne Oecken Shirely Ahrendt Verdi Jean Oltmans and Rodney Renken joining. One visitor Arkin Beech attended before adjournment after discussing livestock insurance for the coming year. A refreshments were served. Reporter Arian Heeren.
Le Mars ministers Association held its last Monday monthly session to finalize plans for the union Reformation Services set for Sunday afternoon at 3:00 p.m. in the high school auditorium. The program features most city Protestant churches and nearby areas with speaker Dr. Johan V. Madison of Sions Falls So. A noted dynamic preacher who formerly led Ida Grove Sioux City churches and then served as district superintendent of the Sioux City District of the Methodist church. The Westmar College Chorus, under Prof. Larry Day, will perform three selections with Ruth Crockett at the piano. The Rev. K. I. Chesson and Rev. L. Belk organized duties for the service.
The 1953 Girls 4-H Achievement banquet will be held at the Elks club on Wednesday evening October 28 starting at 6 30 p.m. It honors all 4-H girls completing the club year begun October 1, 1932. Arhe A. Pierson notes the new year is underway and meals are funded by the Plymouth county 4-H and Agricultural Society Fair food stand profits. Italo Sotomayor, a foreign youth exchangee from Equador, is invited to speak.
The Plymouth county draft board met in a brief session on Wednesday October 21 making changes to multiple classifications. Several individuals were reassigned from Ind to more senior statuses, including Raymond L. Sandness Charles T Kramer James O Capper Randall C Potlock Malcom W Brodie Carte A Puts Donald Smith Gavlon LE Philip A Larsen and others. A list of names and new classifications appears in the minutes with many moves between 1C Ind 1A 2S and related designations.
A concise note on the ongoing puzzle labeled Whose Is It What problem and a request for feedback. It outlines the issue, invites input, and suggests steps to clarify ownership and solution approach.
The report lists survivors for two local figures, including spouses children and siblings, noting interment details at Orange City and Le Mars. Also listed are licenses fines and a traffic incident with penalties for four people. The piece cites obituaries for Mrs. Hubers and Mr Mullesch, with birthplaces Luxembourg and Illinois, plus service and cemetery details.
Mrs Cornelia Cora Hubers Rank died at Sacred Heart hospital. Funeral services were conducted Tuesday October 20 1953 at 1 30 pm at the American Reformed church in Orange City. Born June 20 1895 at Joubert South Deputs she moved to Sioux County early. She married Edward Cath Rank January 3 1921 who died September 4 1957. Survivors include two daughters Eleanor Faurott Hammond Indiana and Ellen Utesch Merl with four grandchildren and other relatives. A sister Dena Ket of Stour City and a step mother Mrs Mibert Huber are listed.
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