Obituary: Mrs. D. Frank Ominick in Le Mars Iowa
D. Frank Ominick died October 21 in Detroit Minnesota after a brief illness. She resided in Le Mars for sixteen years and was a member of St. Joseph's Church. Services Friday October 25 at 9:30 am at St. Church in Le Mars with D. Fisch officiating. Burial Calvary Cemetery. Survived by stepson Schmelzer. brothers Fred Wiebersch of City, Theodore Wiebersch of Le Mars, John of Detroit Lakes. sister Mrs. Frank Young of Detroit Lakes. two grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Preceded in death by husband D. M. Frank.
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First Methodist Church to Join Mission Love Event
First Methodist Church Le Mars will take part in the state wide Methodist Mission to Love beginning Sunday October 27. The church faces a personal challenge to its own members as it joins with others in the effort.
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Mission week at Le Mars First Church features visiting pastor
Neighboring Methodist Churches announce a series of services beginning Sunday at 10 30 and 7 30 pm at First Church Le Mars with Rev Dale J Williams guest pastor from Denison Iowa The week includes Westmar College chapel choir performances LaVern Feusner chairs laymen activities recruiting 60 members and guests for the mission all events open to the public
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United Church Women Observe Community Day
The Le Mars Council of United Church Women will observe World Community Day on Friday afternoon November 1 at First Baptist Church. Mrs Arnold Coppock announced the event noting the day promotes world peace and aids emerging nations with food production and self-government. A clothing drive benefits Church World Service in St Louis for refugees. Dr H H Kallas of Westmar College will speak on Communion and the Community.
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Band Benefit Plans Set For Gehsl en Auditorium Meeting
Parents of band members urged to attend an upcoming meeting at Gehsl en Auditorium on Sunday November 10 to finalize plans for the Band Benefit carnival. Catholic Daughters of America will serve dinner in the cafeteria from 4:30 to 8 p.m. Carnival booths will be run by band parents. Advance tickets available. Publicity Chairman M. Timmins.
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Local Women At Regional Meet In Mapleton
Regional meet held Oct 16 1957 at St Peters E R Church Mapleton Iowa. Delegates and visitors from St John’s E and R Le Mars attended. Speaker Mrs Olver K Maurer Red Lion Penn led an inspirational program and six department workshop classes.
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Suit Filed by Le Mars Physician Against Local Couple
Dr Frederick C Bendixon sues Albert and Mrs Clark in district court claiming he treated their family in Le Mars and furnished medicines. He seeks 208.75 plus interest for March services. Also notes court action details and a notice about furygoats stored at Cownie Wilffees now in Le Mars for pickup at Ender-Sampson shop.
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Sioux City
E Kennedy Buys Firm In Salina Franchise Change
Eugene Kennedy of Le Mars, long with Council Bluffs, buys Crocker Claims Service Salina office. He will take over November 1, with a Council Bluffs successor to be named. The Kennedys reside at 2132 Ave E, Council Bluffs, with four children.
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Gehlen Band Parents Meet at Gehlen High School
The Gehlen Band Parents will hold their regular meeting at 8 o clock on Monday evening October 28 at Gehlen High School.
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Hospitality on the Highway and the Courtesy of Service
A vintage ad style note emphasizes friendly service with car care details. It mentions a fittie girl returning for Phillips 66 FLTE-FUEL Trop-Artic Motor Oil and other courtesy touches that define hospitality on the road, including checked tires and battery, around-the-clock attentiveness.
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