Some Youths Forget To Register
Plymouth County Selective Service urges all 18 year olds and eligible aliens to register within legal time. Local Board Clerk Frances De Pree at 21 Plymouth Street N. E. Le Mars Iowa notes required in person registration and that military service status does not excuse 18 year olds from registering. Penalties include up to five years in prison or a $10,000 fine or both for failure to register or violating the law.
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Selective Service
United States
Geo. A. Phelps
Plymouth County
Selective Service Local Board
Plymouth Street
N. E. le Mars
Iowa
Frances de Pree
Phelps
Army
Air National Guard
Organized Reserve
Air Force
Navy
Marine Corps
Hobby Workshop Oct 30 in Plymouth County
Homemakers clubs expect 70 to 80 representatives at the third annual Extension Hobby Workshop in Plymouth County. Eva L. Lund notes four separate classes with leaders each attending one class. Registration at 9 30 a m with classes starting at 10 a m. Pot luck food and noon coffee. Open to project leaders only. call the Extension Office if instructions not received. Miss Joan Giesen of Sioux City spent the weekend with her parents.
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Plymouth County
Eva L. Lund
County Extension Home Economist
Paying Damages Isn't Enough
Sheriff Frank Scholer says Halloween damage raids may involve 30 or more juveniles and that injured parties have a right to seek redress from parents. He warns against pressuring families and urges officials to handle felony cases first, as civil claims can follow if parents refuse to compensate.
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Frank Scholer
Globe- Post
Busy Beavers 4-H Meet Opens Under Hazel Presidency
The second annual Busy Beavers 4-H meeting was called to order by president Diane Hazel at Corrinne Ferguson's home. Secretary Karen Ludwigs read the roll and minutes from the previous meeting. The committee report followed.
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Busy Beavers
Diane Hazel
Corrinne Ferguson
Karen Ludwigs
Toast to 1959 club meeting and demonstrations
The note records a meeting with Anne Truesdell addressing unfinished business. Linda Schat led a cracker and whistle activity while Corinne Ferguson spoke on grooming. Karen and Kathy Ludwigs demonstrated pattern measurements and buying a pattern. Cathy Mohning showed caring for school clothes. Officers were invited to a county training at the fairgrounds on October 31, 1959, at 2:00 p.m. Lunch was served by Corinne Perpusen and her mother, Lana Grosenheider, Reporter.
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Anne Truesdell
Linda Schat
Corrine Ferguson
Karen
Kathy Ludwigs
Clyn Mohning
Fairgrounds
Corrine Perpusen
Lana Grosenheider
Prescriptions Cheap Says Hanlon at Rotary talk
Sioux City wholesaler James Hanlon told Rotary Club listeners on Tuesday October 27 that prescription prices are a great bargain and praised medical research for extending life from forty to seventy years since 1900. He noted pneumonia’s historic toll and the savings from miracle drugs. Mrs Kovarna attended a Christmas Seal business meeting in Le Mars on Saturday.
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Sioux City
Rotary Club
James Hanlon
Adolph Kovarna
le Mars
Cornfield High Jinks Being Rectified
The Globe-Post reports property destruction at the Ben Mairase acreage near Le Mars by two Mars juvenile boys. They damaged a corn field and a tractor owned by Mr Malrose. Sheriff Frank Scholer says some corn had been recovered and other case developments are pending.
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Globe-Post
Ben Mairase
le Mars
Malrose
Frank Scholer
East High Sophomores Triumph Over LeMars B Squad
East High Sophomores defeated LeMars B squad 14 to 7 on Monday. Fisher scored twice including a one yard and a four yard touchdown, adding a point after, while Glen Sichold added the extra point. The Sioux City eleven trailed 7 to 0 before the scoring surge in the second quarter.
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Teast High Sophmore
Denny
LeMarrs Lipsty
Sioux City
LeMars
Fisher
Glen Sichold
Knapp Pays Towing Charge On Car
Charles C. Knapp of Merrill paid a tow charge after blocking Central School after a Saturday night. A police case for improper parking was filed but stalled. mayor allegedly urged limited enforcement during school hours. Neighbors report cars blocked driveways and discussions reflect a rumor-filled local debate.
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Fay Terpenning
Charles C. Knapp
Merrill
Central Diplochool Auditormim
Jack Dondin
Central School
Wea
Ion
Lon
Sioux City
Howard Daws
Extension Calendar events and meetings shown
October through November community schedule lists a fairground event on October 3 a hobby workshop at the fairgrounds and multiple programs including "Knew Your KLEMM" on November 2 and a TV segment "Siouxland Farmer" at 7 pm. Also noted are the 4-H Crop Show on November 5 and related Girl and Boy 4-H activities on November 6 and 7 at local venues.
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Fairground
AH Hhivers
Pan
Fairgrounds
Family Committee
Siouxland Farmer
EWIV
Sioux City Auditorium
Loo Pia
Re EL AL
Rintor School
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Jay Cees
Hobby Workshop
Joan Giesen
Mrs
Charles Giesen
Zelan
Allen A
Club Report
Hanlon
Pratt & Lambert
BEI
Sea Geers
Merkel
Cornfield
East High
Bulldog
Knapp
Grotewold Chevrolet CO
Lowa
Carmen
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