Incumbent Plymouth County Auditor Seeks Reelection Endorsement
The auditor invites voters to review his record ahead of the November 6 election. He emphasizes careful, earnest service and asks for continued support to carry on his work.
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Newspaper
Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1956
Page
5
The auditor invites voters to review his record ahead of the November 6 election. He emphasizes careful, earnest service and asks for continued support to carry on his work.
Marie Jahn announces her reelection bid for Plymouth County Recorder and invites voters to review her record. She says she has no opposition this year and pledges to continue serving with care courtesy and efficiency drawing on experience.
Earl F. Remer runs again for Clerk of Courts in Plymouth County. He thanks voters, pledges to continue serving to the best of his ability if re elected on November 6.
Unopposed incumbent Frank Scholer seeks reelection as Plymouth County Sheriff. He thanks voters for past support and invites inquiries about his record, pledging continued, improved service through experience and constant readiness.
S H Luken asks Plymouth County voters to return him as coroner, stating his official work is an open book and promising to continue serving in the best interests of the county. He urges participation in the November 6 election alongside other candidates.
A Ready Mix Concrete Plant owner in Le Mars Iowa announces candidacy stressing service in the infantry and air force. He seeks representation for Northwest Iowa in the State house and calls for economy in state and county government to lower current taxes.
Taxpayer and long time Plym outh County resident announces candidacy for county supervisor. Married with two children, he says he has time and determination to serve and improve Plymouth County governance.
Plym outh County resident and former World War II veteran announces candidacy for the Iowa State House. He cites experience as a farmer and budget manager and calls for county-focused representation and repeal of the extra one-half cent sales tax.
A candidate named Frank L Pratt announces his run for county treasurer, stating he is married with three children and works as an implement dealer. He emphasizes convenience, accessibility, and a commitment to being a working treasurer delivering maximum service.
County Boys 4 H clubs announce enrollment week and plan a November 10 banquet at Eagles Hall Le Mars with a $1 50 per person charge for a meal speaker and recognition. Herb Pike will speak with slides about his Russia visit. Enrollment runs Iowa wide for ages 10 to 21.
Tam, lifelong Le Mars resident and Fredonia Township farmer, has spent twenty years farming and ten years operating a road maintainer. Speaking from county experience, he notes there is room for improvement in local road upkeep.
Emmet McDermott, long time Plymouth County resident and father of nine, announces his candidacy for supervisor. He states his taxpaying status and familiarity with local needs and problems as reasons for running.
Richard E Servis presents himself as a farmer with five children living in the county’s southwest and a representative for Farmers Insurance Group. He says the county can build the best roads in the state for less money and questions why the county is a defendant in litigation over road quality and maintenance.
Fragment lists names including Wilbur Kurth and references to Union Henry Kermit Fulton Bill Bell and Alphonse Pick, without readable context or complete details.
The Borchers celebrate fifty years of marriage after a 1906 wedding at the bride’s home in Ply mouth County. They farmed near Bassel then moved to Akron in 1945. They have four children eleven grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Now retired they visit family and keep a close bond with farm memories.
A note from C. H. Mammen celebrates fifty years of effort and joy, wishing God’s blessing, guidance, and protection for the years ahead.
In a North Iowa league standings summary Waeside Inn leads with the high team series 2136 and high team game 746. Individual leaders include Glada Beechert with 480 in the series and Frances Wells posting 184 for the high game. Other teams listed are Branch Lanes Iowa Pub Servie Luken s D. X. Cate Kent Feed Adolph s Lounge Mayrose Body Ralfs Baker Club Cafe Eagles Auxiliary unty League with scores 17 1 14 4 13 5 1 18 99 711 10 6 12 513 3 13 3 45.
October events include Boar and gift demonstration at Ralph Reimenschneider's at 9 30 a m and a radio show Know Your Extension Service on KILEM at 12 45 p m Plymouth County Extension Council meets October 29 at 8 00 p m at the R E A building A Cherokee training meeting on October 30 and Siouxland Farmer TV program on October 31 at 12 15 p m November calendar highlights Soil Conservation Banquet November 1 and Plymouth County 4 H and Agricultural Society annual meeting November 5 at 4 00 p m Boys 4 H Banquet November 10 at Eagles Hall 6 30 p m Residents report increased heavy truck traffic bypassing the highway 75 South of Le Mars Investigators found trucks using Central Avenue South to miss the weighing station ending a mile away on 75.
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