Took Car Here- Was Arrested in Stolen Buick
Ray Nichols of Duluth Minnesota is held in Plymouth County jail on a charge of taking a car without the owner's consent. He was arrested at 2 00 A M in Sheldon on October 2 after police there nabbed him. Nichols started from Duluth in a stolen 1948 Buick, drove to Mason City, left that car, stole a Buick in Mason City and drove to Le Mars. He abandoned a 1955 Buick in Le Mars and took a 1956 Buick owned by Chuck Wiley, the car he was driving when picked up in Sheldon. Both Nichols and Chucks car were brought back to Le Mars. The 1955 Buick left in Le Mars was moved to Messius garage. The owner Lynn Arthur Bauer of Mason City came to Le Mars Sunday afternoon and recovered the car which was not damaged but low on gasoline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Nichols
Duluth
Minnesota
Plymouth county
Sheldon
Scholer
Nichols
Mason City
Sears
Le Mars
Chuck Wiley
Chuck
Messius garage
Lynn Arthur Bauer
gus
Le Mars Markets Oats Soy Bean Flax Poultry Produce
Market listing from Le Mars shows pricing and availability for oats soybeans flax poultry produce cream sweet cream large eggs medium eggs under eggs pullet eggs and related fees. The fragmentary text notes varied egg sizes and miscellaneous market items without clear dates or totals.
Annual 4 H Recognition Banquet Held in Le Mars
The Plymouth County Girls 4-H annual Recognition Banquet occurred Tuesday October 16 at 6 30 PM at Calvary E U B Church Le Mars with 237 attendees including leaders girls and guests Norma Kehrberg retired county president led the program introducing the county committee and officers awards were given to leaders for five years service and to members for Home Economics Achievement Health and leadership with certificates awarded to Sandra Beaulieu Beverly Neuberg Jane Gabel Jeanne Daws Rae Becker Norma Hoffman and Georgia Hoorneman Fredonia Farmerettes Grant Clover Clovers Hancock Hummingbirds and Preston Pearls earned health activity awards blue ribbon status was noted for their clubs Group singing accompanied by Eva Lund and Mrs Glen Gabel. The banquet is an annual Plymouth County 4-H farewell honoring completed projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth County
Calvary E. U. B
Le Mars
Norma Kehrberg
R. J. Becker
Glen Gabel
Wm. Osborne
Dury Taylor
Sandra Beaulieu
Beverly Newberg
Jane’ Gabel
Jeanne Daws
Rae Becker
Norma Hoffman
Georgia Hoorneman
Fredonia Farmerettes
Vermillion Seniors Crush LeMars 47 to 4 in Friday Tilt
Vermilion high opponents dominated LeMars with a 34 to 0 halftime lead. Morrie Rasmussen connected for a first quarter TD to Stam Merrigan and added a two point run. Second period saw Roger Holmes score from the 1 and a Frickey 38 yard pass to Sam Ramey with a point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermillion high
Le Mats
Morrie Rasmussen
Stam Merrigan
Rasmussen
twu
Roger Holmes
Max Frickey
Sam Ramey
Alerrigan
Bob Wilkinson
Frickey
Verrigan
errigan
Danny Christiansen
Le Mars
Harold Kuck
LeMars
Walt Clark
Ron Charlson
Vermillions
Chirlson
Suit Over $50000 Arising From June 1956 Highway Crash
In Sioux Court John C Blom executor of Cornelius Bloms estate sues Garfield Slaton for 50000 claiming negligence in a collision on Highway No 33 north of Hospers on June 26 1956. Slaton countersued alleging Blom failed to reduce speed and stop his truck after seeing Slaton in danger, causing Slatons car demolition and severe injuries. Cornelius Boim was fatally injured in the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Blom
Corenetius Blom
Garfield Slaton
Sioux
Defendent
defendents
Hospers
Cornelius Boim
Wally Phillips Not Hurt Badly After Buick Crash
Wally Phillips of Remsen is hospitalized at Sacred Heart in Le Mars after a one car crash four miles west of Remsen on Saturday. He plans to leave soon after X rays. He suffered dislocated bones but no serious cuts. He was driving a recently purchased 1956 Buick when a front tire blew, causing the car to roll and be nearly demolished. The car was towed to Omaha and patrolman Lyle Pell investigated. Phillips was alone in the vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wally Phillips
Remsen
Sacred Heart hospital
Le Mars
Mr. Phillips
Omaha
Lyle Pell
Le Mars Chamber of Commerce to remain intact
The Le Mars Chamber of Commerce will stay intact after a crisis meeting led by president John Vollmar at the K C club rooms. Members approved a 206 cent assessment increase to cover financial woes and several overdue dues noted after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Rogers
Parson
Le Mars Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
John Vollmar
K. C
Vollmar
Chamber
Roycers
Le Mars
Gas War Fizzles In Le Mars Gas Price Roundup
Motorists searching for a gas war in Le Mars found dealers calm and pricing mixed. Stations offered 19.9 cents per gallon not including tax while others quoted 28.9 cents tax included. Farmers faced no price cuts as rock bottom tanker rates and existing taxes kept costs steady. One buyer, seeking bargains, found no war and prices likely to stay at current levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Le Mars
Cement paving advances on Floyd River highway bridge
Cement crews report the Floyd River bridge on highway 75 now has a erected span with steel available after a prior delay from a steel strike. Some cement work in Le Mars aims to replace torn paving due to new storm sewer construction while cotton smocks priced at 3.95 dollars are on hand at Ev and Maries Shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd River
highway 75
Le Mars
Ev and
Maries
Davidson Addresses Forum On Middle East Tensions And U S Policy
Carter Davidson of Chicago former AP official and now Executive Director of the Chicago Council on Foreign Relations spoke to a 125 strong community audience on US foreign policy and the Arab Israeli conflict. He urged bold leadership and training for diplomats while predicting a future Arab unity and potential oil power. He also criticized long range planning at the expense of self determination and spoke to students later that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United State foreign
Middle East
Carter Davidson
Chicago
associated press
Chicago Council on Foreign Relations
Davidson
Jersalem
Suez Canal
Egypt
emerg
North Africa
western Asia
Westmar College
Garrett B. Kempers
Westmar
Community Forum
Harvey N. Kinckhohn
Boy Swallows Lye From Empty Can
George Vetter 2 year old son of Mr and Mrs Leslie Vetter was taken to Estherville hospital after it was feared he swallowed lye from a discarded can. He showed burns on hands mouth and tongue but no internal poisoning. He remained under observation at the hospital. The Vetter family lives on a farm 144 miles northwest of Spirit Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Vetter
Leslie Vetter
Estherville hospital
Spirit Lake
Gabel and Tobenare wed at Plymouth Church Akron
Miss Connie Rae Gabel daughter of Mr and Mrs James Gabel Akron Ta and Gene Gerhart Toben son of Mr and Mrs Carl Toben Westfield la were married last Sunday evening at Plymouth Presbyterian Church Akron. The couple reside Manhattan Run where the bride was a student at Kansas State College Toben serves in the Army at Fort Riley Kan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connie Rae Gabel
James Gable
Akron
Pfe
Gene Gerhart Toben
Carl Toben
Westfield
Plymouth Presbyterian church
Manhattan Run
Kansas State collegse
Tohen
army
Fort Riley
Kan
Farm Bureau Elect Officers at Le Mars Meeting
The 1704 Plymouth County Farm Bureau members will elect officers including President Vice President Secretary and Treasurer at the annual meeting in Le Mars on November 4. Directors for the county's 24 township units will also be formally elected. Major issues cover state tax school finance road funds livestock disease and price supports. Members are urged to complete and return the opinionnaire. Just received a shipment of new button dresses in Missy and half sizes priced from 3.95 to 8.95.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Plymouth County
Le Mars
offici
Clementine to Be Presented by Le Mars Junior Class
Le Mars High School junior class under Ralph Thorpe Jr stages Clementine with twelve cast members. Three performances run Tuesday and Wednesday at the public school auditorium with matinees for younger pupils and a Wednesday 8 PM final show. Tickets sold by junior class members. no reserved seating. Special between acts music by the high school orchestra strings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Le Mars high school
Ralph Thorpe Jr
cidmedites
Clemenne
Mary Ann Radloff
Maryellen Hammer
Paul Dandurand
Ann Day
Latey Henkin
Dlan Kehrberg
Bil Rozenhoom
Arlen Beech
Marian Parker
Kay Wensel
Ann Clawson
Janet Totsma
Proving
Jeanne Reibsman
Judy Laux
Mavis
Cooper
Lois
Pech
Geraldine Warenhorst
Sandra DeRaad
Katherine Farmer
Kerwin Posthuma
Richard Hammond
Vaane Custer
Barbara Oltmanns
Patty Donnell
Hunting trip yields three game animals near Bozeman
Don and Eric Petersen returned Friday from a hunting trip near Bozeman Montana with the carcases of a deer an elk and an antelope each. Bob Jones took a photo to be published in the Globe-Post probably this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don
Eric Petersen
Bozeman
Montana
Bob Jones
Globe-Post
Winners in popularity contest at Lewis Hardware sale
At the Lewis Hardware sellout in Le Mars a popularity contest crowned winners including Miss Betty Norton Miss Charlong Miller Mrs Leonard Collins Mrs Joel Shepherd Mrs Mabel Van Scov Mrs Eileen Pottebaum Mrs Harold Ostlund Mrs Bill Muir Mrs Dwight Moorhead and Mrs H G Peck according to the readable item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Hardware
Le Mars
Betty Norton
Charlong Miller
Leonard Collins
Joel Shepherd
Mabel Van Scov
Eileen Pottebaum
Harold Ostlund
Bill Muir
Dwight Moorhead
H. G. Peck
Westmar Edges Concordia for Second Conference Win
Westmar relied on a ground attack to defeat Concordia 18-6 at Seward Nebraska. Gary Seevers opened a 6-6 tie with a 70 yard run in the second quarter before Red Brownmiller added two rushing touchdowns before halftime securing the victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weamar
Concordia
Seward
Nebraska
Gary Seevers
Red Brownmiller
Engagement of Dolores Haag to Clif Ford Schlichte
Mr and Mrs Sylvester Haag of Hospers announce the engagement of their daughter Dolores Margaret to Clif ford Schlichte, son of Mrs Corsa Schlichte of Granville. The wedding is planned for November 17 at St Anthony’s Church Hospers with a sight o¢toch ceremony. The Iowa Employment Security Service in Le Mars and city hall will open on November 8 and 26 and December 6 and 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvester Haag
Hospers
Dolores Margaret
Clifford Schlichts
Corsa Schlichte
Granville
o¢toch
St. Anthony's Catholic Church
Iowa
Fines from Mayor's Court Last Week
Police court fines totaled for William Stabe Le Mars noisy muffler nine dollars twenty cents Clayton Kuerners speeding fifteen dollars John Simpkin stop sign seven fifty Jerald Harpenan improper tora ten dollars Geary Kaiser speeding and stop sign twenty dollars Carl Mallikin stop sign seven fifty Robert Lampe stop sign seven fifty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Stabe
Le Mars
Clayton Kuerners
John Simpkin
Jerald Harpenan
Geary Kaiser
Carl Mallikin
Robert Lampe
Le Mars Area Men Enlist in U.S. Army Reserve
Ten area men from Le Mars were enlisted Thursday at the Sioux Falls Recruiting Station and shipped to Fort Chaffee Arkansas for processing and basic training. Enlistees include Victor Renken, Arlan Oltmanns, Robert Lang, Elroy De Boer, Earl Albert, Edward Utesch, Ernest Harms, Cleo Laughton, Roman Popken, and one more unnamed recruit. They commit to six years with two years active duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Le Mars
U.S. Army
Sioux Falls
Dak
Victor Renken
John Renken
Arlan H. Oltmanns
John Oltmanns
Struble
Robert Lang
Clarence Lang
Plymouth St
Elroy De Boer
Roy De Boer
Roy Le Mars
Earl Albert
Grace Albert
Edward Utesch
Ernest Harms
Jurgen Harms
RFC Seton
Cleo Laughton
Floyd Laughorn
Roman Popken
William Popken
U. S. Army Reserve
Fort Chaffee Ark
Births and hospital notices from LeMars and area
A list of births and hospital updates from Sacred Heart and Grossman hospitals across Le Mars Marcus Orange City and surrounding towns. Newborns to Trinen Corrington Langel DeJong Mulder and others with parents names and hospital locations. Mrs. Phillips remolds recovered after surgery. Gengier discharged after appendectomy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Trinen
Le Mars
Sacred Heart hospital
Loren Corrington
Marcus
William Langel
Remsen
Earl DeJong
Grossman hospital
Orange City
William Mulder
Maurice
Grossman hosital
Lloyd
Sioux Center hospital
Gehlen Homecoming Queen Crowned In Secret Ceremony
The Gehlen Homecoming Queen was Carole Bohlke with Vernon Henrich as Duke. Attendants listed include Ann Fisch and Margaret Alesch, with Maureen Ann Sheehan and Phillis Grogthen among electees. escorts are Bob McCown and Ron Henrich with Laers Schnepf and Norman Nneip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gehlen und Fridas
Dichlenites
Miss Carole Bohlke
Vernon Henrich
Duke
Carole
Ann Fisch
Margaret, Alesch
Maureen Ann Sheehan
Phillis Grogthen
cacorts
Bob McCown
Ron Henrich
Laers Schnepf
Norman Nneip
New Assignment For Col Donald J D Dunlop
Col Donald J Dunlop son of Mr and Mrs George Q Dunlop of Orange City Iowa was named commander of the 22d Infantry Regiment’s 1st Battalion at Fort Lewis Washington He joined the Army in 1941 and was last stationed as an Army teacher in Amman Jordan The colonel is a 1941 graduate of Cedar Rapids Co Cathe Cedar Rapids Iowa
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald JD. Dunlop
George Q.Dunlop
Orange City
Iown
22d
Inaantry Regiment
Fort Lewis
Wash
Dunlop
Amman
Jordan
Cov Caltese
Cedar Rapids
New Cars Grady Motors Ee Mars Olds mobile
Donald Krause of Hinton sells Oldsmobile cars including Rueben Stabe in Hinton and Ford models. New shipment of shorty house coats in cotton crepe and cotton flannel zest priced at $3.95 awaits at Ev and Maries Shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grady Motors
Ee Mars
Oldsmobile
Donald Krause
Hinton
Rueben Stabe
Ford
Ev and
Maries
Newspaper on dodgy automobile contest scheme
A reader recounts a salesman proposing a newspaper run automobile contest with inflated retail values and fake prizes funded by back subscriptions. The writer exposes the scheme to collect thousands from gullible readers and pressure subscriptions, arguing genuine circulation comes from real readers, not coercion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
selses
Auctioned Farms High Prices Paid
The Chinlig Panscht estate farm sold at auction on October 17 with high bid $300 per acre by Carl Paiseh of Merrill, who is not an heir. The 120 acre Tydia Warenhorst farm sold October 1 west of Be Mars at $272 per acre, with Henry Peters as high bidder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chinlig Panscht
FOOA
archon
Carl Paiseh
Merrill
Tydia Warenhorst
Henry Peters
Be Mars
Taris
Te Mars
Richards
Raden
Atanas
Marriage licenses issued to four couples at clerk's office
George Ann Saunders of Kingster and Roger Martin of Hinton along with Larry Kennedy of Te Mars and Janet DeVatl of Te Mars received marriage licenses from the clerk’s office last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ann Saunders
Kingster
Roger Martin
Hinton
Larry Kennedy
Te Mars
Janet DeVatl
Obituaries for August F Ludwig and others
August F Ludwig a retired barber died at a LeMars Iowa hospital Saturday after a seven year illness born September 14 1875 in Richland South Dakota resided there before moving to Craig for 37 years married Ena Cro on September 20 1920 in Craig survivors include a widow two brothers Adolph of Alcester and Herman of San Diego Funeral services were 2 pm Monday at St John American Lutheran church Craig burial in St John Lutheran cemetery under direction of Muller Funeral Home Le Mars. Junglime resident at Seney died at Le Mars Saturday after brief illness funeral Tuesday 2 pm at the Craig Methodist church with Rev F G Cannaday officiating burial in Seney cemetery under direction of Mauer Funeral Home Le Mars Mrs McArthur born March 4 1871 in Darlington Wisconsin and died September 2 1956 survived by three sons Irving of Sioux City Roy of Brighton South Dakota and Melvin of Westmont Illinois
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August F. Ludwig
LeMars. la
Mr. Ludwig
Richland
S. D
Alcester
Craig
Ena Cro
Adolph
Algester
Herman
San Diego
Cal
John American Lutherman church
Donald A. Schmidt
Buslal
St. John Lutheran cemetery
Muller funeral home
Le Mkars
Junglime
Seney
Le Mars
Methodist church
FT. G. Cannaday
Irving
Sioux City
McDermott Rites Held for Michael W McDermott 60
Funeral services for Michael W. McDermott aged 60 were held at St Michael Catholic Church Kingsley. Burial followed at the parish cemetery under Dickison funeral home direction. McDermott born August 27 1896 in Kingsley married November 25 1925 Opal Bainbridge. Survivors include widow son Laurence Kingsley daughter Mrs Gene Steffe Moville two brothers Emmett Kingsley Clarence Chicago a Mary Bayler Sioux City and five grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael W. McDermott
Kingsley
St. Michael’s Catholic church
Dickison
Mr. McDermott
Opal Bainbridge
Laurence
Gene” Steffe
Moville
Emmett
Clarence
Chicago
Mary Bayler
Sioux City
Mrs Mike Ludwig Obituary Noted Plymouth County Resident
Mrs Mike Ludwig a prominent Le Mars resident died October 20 1956 at Sacred Heart hospital after several months illness She was born February 4 1886 in Remsen daughter of John and Josephine Kestel She married Mike Ludwig November 24 1913 in Remsen Funeral services were held October 22 at St Josephs church Le Mars Burial in Calvary Cemetery Survivors include husband sons Joseph Norman Herbert Clarence daughter Mrs Carl Tentinger nineteen grandchildren two brothers Dr Frank Kestel Remsen Dr John Kestel Waterloo sister Mrs Emma Kreber Freeman SD One son died serving in Europe in 1944 She was a Christian Mothers Society member at St Josephs church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Ludwig
Le Mars
Sacred Heart hospital
Mary M. Kestel
Remsen
John
Josephine Kestel
Plymouth county
St. Joseph's catholic church
Edmond
Calvary cemetery
Wiltgen-Lueftke funeral home
Mike
Joseph
Norman
Les
Herbert
Waterloo
Clarence
Carl¢Esthe
Tentinger
Frank Kestel
John Kestel
Emma Kreber
Flandreau
South Dakota
Europe
Christian Mother's Society
St. Joseph’s church
Miss Mary Carey Passes After Illness in Le Mars
Miss Mary Carey of 424 Lombardi Road dies Sunday morning after illness. She moved to Le Mars in 1928 and was a day operator at the Central telephone office. Survived by sister Elizabeth Coil of Mars and three brothers Ray John and Tom of Denison. Funeral at St James Church Le Mars Tuesday October 23 with burial in Sacred Heart Cemetery Manilla. Friends may call at Wiktgen Luetthe Funeral Home after three Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Mac) Carey
Lombardi Road
Elizabeth Coil
Miss Carey
Le Mars
Central telephone office
John S. Carey
Manilla
St. James church
Res. I . Lavelle
buria
Sacred Heart
the Mars
Ray
John
Tom
Denison
Iona
nerces
St James Altar Society
Wiktgen-Luetthe funeral home
Remsen Banker and Mrs Sievers Die in Remsen Life
Mrs W Sievers Lady of Remsen 71 dies after five year illness at home. Retired banker Mr Sievers long time cashier at Remsen First National Bank. Survived by widow two sons a daughter and a brother. Funeral set 2 PM Tuesday Oct 23 at Remsen Christ Church with Rev Alfred Christiansen. Burial Remsen City Cemetery Moeller service. Pallbearers named Hanne Parrion Gaden Klingbeil Sonnichson Erickson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wo OG
Sievers
Remsen
MocHer
Remsen Christ dae thera
Remsen First Nationad bank
J. RB. Dew
Sigourney
Wilkin J
Fallbrook
Cab
Raymond F
Bellevue
Wastic
Gustave Lindeman
San Leandro Cale
Edward D. Pooples
Stockton
Chit
Alfred Christiansen
Niviating
cemter
Moeller funeral home
Fort Hanne
Ruston Parrion
John Gaden
Fred Klingbeil
Hans Sonnichson
August Erickson
Remsen Native Charles Arens Dies After Long Illness
Charles Arens a longtime resident of Remsen died Thursday at Sacred Heart hospital after months of illness. Born November 4, 1894 in Alton he was a retired farmer who moved to Remsen eight years ago. Survived by wife Theresa Rodesch a daughter Marlene and ten relatives including five stepchildren and nineteen grandchildren. Funeral 9:30 AM Saturday at St Marys church Remsen with Msgr Schultes officiating burial in St Marys cemetery Alton. Members of Knights of Columbus and Luxembourg Brotherhood of America among his affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Areny
Remsen oo
Sacred Heart hospital
Mr. Arens
Alton
Remsen
Theresa Rodesch
St. Mary's church
Msgr. Schultes
St. Mary's
Alten
Fisch funeral home
Marlene
Lou Beckmann
Westbrook
Minn
Ed Herrig
Roland Porter
Storm Lake
Marvin Mai
Sioux City
Bob Mai
Fred
Paul Arens
Mary Hoffmann
Wadena
Katherine Kinney
Elizabeth Gengler
Ovens
George Homan
Knights of Columbus
Luxembourg brotherhood of America
Charles F. Neal 73 Former Kingsley Resident Dies in Los Angeles
Charles E. Neal 73 longtime Kingsley resident died Thursday in Los Angeles. Funeral 1 p.m. Tuesday at W. Harry Christy funeral home Morningside with Rev. Roger Russell officiating. Graveside 3 p.m. Mount Hope Cemetery Battle Creek with Rev. Albert C. J. Kellew officiating. Born September 23, 1883 in Springfield South Dakota. Survived by four sons Edward Chester Louis Harold in Los Angeles and Kingsley and four daughters in Idaho and California plus a large extended family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Neal
Kingsley
Los Angeles
California
W. Harry Christy
Morningside
Roger Russell
St. James Methodist church
Mount Hope
Battle Creek
Albert C. J. Kellew
Mr. Neal
Springfield
South Dakota
Soldier, In
Climbing Hill
O'Neill
Nebraska
Los Angees
Gertrude Spotts
Henrick
Edward
Kingsley Chester
Lawton
Louis
Harold
Viola Michener
Twin Falls
Idaho
Raymond Vermilyea
Merrill
Joseph Wrabel
Li Neal
Brandichihlen
Gehlen Edges Hawarden In Siouxland Conference Thriller
Gehlen edged Hawarden 14 to 13 on Friday night after a second quarter safety. Ken Junvrin opened Hawarden’s scoring with a short TD plunge and added the extra point. Larry Hoffman tied the game with a Gehlen short score in the second period but the conversion failed. Gehlen led 7 at the half as Larry Dreckman tackled Hawarden in the end zone. John Vollmar pushed Gehlen ahead in the third with a short TD before Junvrin’s second score for Hawarden later in the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeMurs Gehlen
Hawarden
Ken Junvrin
Larry Hoffman
Gehlen
Ghelen
Larry Dreckman
John Vollmar
Junvrin
Westmar College Homecoming Weekend Plans
Westmar College alumni are urged to reserve space for Homecoming October 26 27. Activities include a hospitality room in the Charles A Mock Library, an alumni register, an alumni luncheon in Thorsa Hall, a 2 45 football game versus St Cloud Teachers College, and a Queens Supper at 7 90 Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westmar College
Charles A. Mock
yesteryear
Westmar
Thorsa Hall
St. Cloud Teacher's College
St. Cloud
Minnesota
Also Mentioned on This Page
Le Mars Markets
Paul C. Smith
mmnager
Lyon County
Rock Rapids
Ted V. Rodgers
Amer
Trailmobiel, Inc
A. T. A. Foundation, Inc
Marres
Henry Dreeszen
Boyden
Sioua Center Community hospital
James Olson
Lutheria hospital
Harold Stream
LeMars. Jr
Catherine Phillips
Gengter
gent
Le Mary
Bent
M. W. McDermott
Mrs
Mary Carey
Mrs. W. Sievers
A. MaArthur
Annie MacArthur
Charles Arens
Charles F. Neal
W. Homecoming
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