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Newspaper
Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1959
Page
8
Mrs. Joynt, born Regina Rooney March 22 1884, died after a stroke following hospitalization in Des Moines. Active in Le Mars social cultural and educational circles, she married Dr. Joynt in 1907 in Dubuque and lived in Jessup before moving in 1915 to Le Mars where burial was in Calvary cemetery under Wittgen Luedtke Funeral Home.
Mrs. Joynt, longtime St. Jones Catholic church member and Plymouth county Red Cross board member, died December 7. Her husband helped found the Le Mars clinic and practiced as an eye ear nose and throat specialist. The couple had a daughter who died in infancy and a son, John, of Des Moines, with two grandchildren and three brothers listed as survivors.
James Ross, 75, longtime Remsen resident and senior member of the Ross Motor Company, died at work after arriving Saturday morning. His body was found by an employee. Funeral services were held today.
A new healing substance from a world famous research institute is claimed to shrink hemorrhoids and relieve pain without surgery. Reported results include complete reduction and statements that piles have ceased to be a problem. Available as a suppository or ointment named Preparation H with money back guarantees.
A funeral was held at St. Mary's Catholic church at 9:30 with burial in Calvary cemetery Sioux City. Survivors include a son David and several grandchildren. Visch funeral home handled arrangements.
Mary Bertrand 72 died Thursday at a Sioux City hospital after a long illness. Born July 20 18K at Sergeant Bluff Iowa she was married to John Bertrand who died August 8 1959. Survived by daughter Mrs Arthur Kontz Madison SD son Spencer Akron seven grandchildren. Funeral at 9 am Saturday at St Patricks Catholic Church with Rev J G Shahil officiating. burial in church cemetery. Rosary recited at 8:30 pm Friday at Rossow Funeral Home Akron.
Miss Mavis Delain Liricson daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ericson wed Loyce A Onken of Cedar Rapids Iowa son of Mr. and Mrs. Andy Oaken of Ireton Iowa in a Saturday October 10 ceremony at St James Lutheran Church Holland Minnesota The double ring rite was by Reverend A J Stoskoff with organist Homer Conrad and soloist Udsteen The bride wore a floor length marquisette gown trimmed in Chantilly Lace with a high neckline long sleeves and an orange blossom lace trimmed veil The couple exchanged vows before baskets of mums and fall flowers
The ceremony featured maid of honor Donna Ericson in lavender silk organza, bridesmaids Jo Ann Ehlers in mint net, and flower girls Lynette and Fay Holbert in white brocade. Best man Lennis Oaken and ushers Larry Hemme and Donald Simpson supported a wedding party in dark suits. guests traveled from Iowa Minnesota Arizona California. The couple, from Pipestone and Ireton, plan to reside in Cedar Rapids after graduation and work, with the bride formerly secretary to the county agent.
Local readers are invited to join an Alcoholics Anonymous auxiliary group. Members’ identities remain private while interested individuals can reach Alana at phone 1499W to inquire about the club and its activities.
The Alaoo auxiliary consists of friends of alcoholics who help peers by steering away from dangerous desires. Fellow members often succeed in persuading the victim to abandon risky paths and seek help.
Regular meeting of the American Belles A B C s was at Lee Becker’s home on October 19 1959. Jeanne Kurth presided with pledge and reports were accepted. Demonstrations covered measurements pattern care for school clothes and grooming. Next meeting November 16 at Roger Reuter’s, lunch served. reporter Lindi Becker. Gehlen Band benefit at Gehlen School Gym November 1 1959 3 to 8 pm. fried chicken dinner carnival Adults 1.50 children 75 cents. Social security paid 103410 to 1831 Plymouth county residents in February.
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