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Newspaper
Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1954
Page
11
LR MARS GLOBE-POST lists an adult education registration night for LeMars Public Schools on Thursday evening November 1 between 7:00 and 9:00. The 1984 85 program offers eleven courses chosen from a community survey with ten to run from November 5 to January 31 and Carpentry to follow after the first series.
A 10 week evening program includes bookkeeping handwriting and crafts with two hour sessions from 7 30 to Y 3 concept ending January 31. A five dollar registration fee covers instruction and extra charges apply for materials. Brochures available from Harry A. Elliott the adult education director. The Steele couple observed their 62nd wedding anniversary.
Mrs O J Bartels of Aberdeen Sami Dakota and Mrs Robert H Moss and daughter Joan of Storrs Conn are visiting in the home of Mr Moss mother Mrs O J Lee Mr and Mrs Virgil Harden and children Sustan and Charles of Autelia were weekend guests in the home of Mrs Lee Miss Carris Reichman will entertain the Bridge club at Coras Tea Room on Friday Contract will be played at Miss Reichmans home The Presbyterian Womens organization met at the church on Tuesday evening for their general meeting Mrs Warren Lille led the devotions Mrs Henry Ejilks presided for the business meeting Plans were completed and committees appointed for the rummage sale which will be held Friday and Saturday at the Nubel building on October 29th and 30th For the evening program Mrs Jessie Thomas discussed church symbols A social hour was held after the program and coffee served by the hostesses Mrs Art Hansen chairman assisted by Mrs Herman Jaffer Miss Gladys Watson Miss Alta Werth Mrs William Arendt Mrs Charles Brodie Mrs Garret Kemper Mrs Anna McCormick Mrs Carl Potts and Mrs Mae Piper The Misses Joyce Dorr and Lattee Rippey students at the University of South Dakota had as their weekend guests three of their college friends Miss Janette Paulsen of Yankton Pat Trostrollo of Madison and Miss Mari Ann Lowe of South Dakota met on Friday evenings for their guests Miss Margaret Starzl Miss Rippey and Miss Dorr entertained at a dinner at the Normandy in Sioux City After the dinner they attended the Morningside South Dakota game Sunday Miss Dorr entertained at a dinner Mrs Edna Rippey was included in the courtesy
Harold Van Zandbergen of Orange City led the miss and out contest to win the protection shoot with Doc Henke of Merrill. Quail shoot winner was Dick Bebo of Le Mars. high scorer in the third event was F Clarke of Kingsley with 46. W Enstine of Kingsley was second with 42. Top scorers in the 25 third event included C V L Brown Hinton Ted Amundson Remsen and E Henrich Le Mars with 23 each. P How Renwen 22 Nick Coad Le Mars 21 W Henrich Le Mars and B P Healy Marcus 20 A Brigge Paullina two of the five third events. Other winners were P Healey Marcus ood C Schneider Hinton 3 Fred Weigel Sioux City Bill Coad Le Mars and Ted Amundson Remsen 7 each R Ruffey Sioux City O Nemmers Le Mars V Klave Le Mars E Henrichs Le Mars D Putten Le Mars P Homan Remsen Harold Zandbergen Orange City and F Gerard Leeds each with ft. At Ashton Frank Hatting reports luck with potatoes, one over 9 inches long and over 3 pounds. John Schuttz of Griswold enjoys collecting miniature steam engines.
A period ad urges mothers to provide essential nutrients through bread for girls maturing into young women. It extols bread as the most economical source of nutrition, claiming Sunbeam Bread adds “an extra something” of vitality and satisfaction. It recommends choosing a fresh loaf each shopping trip.
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