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Newspaper
Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1953
Page
3
A patient describes relief from crippling arthritis and severe joint deformities after restoration to active life. The account cites longstanding rheumatoid arthritis with widespread muscular soreness, deformed fingers, and ankylosis prior to treatment.
Local residents hosted and visited over the weekend with family members from Sioux City Balaton and Philip Neb while many relatives traveled for events. Notable items include engagements and gatherings, plus arrivals from California and Illinois and a baby born in Chicago to Mr and Mrs Don Ward formerly Macie Anderson.
A Chicago company announces the Sterling Insurance Company's new $200 a Month Plan. It provides $200 monthly while ill or injured, potentially for life, plus $200 monthly for 25 months after natural death or 50 months after accidental death. Hospital care, nursing, and ambulance benefits included with no start-up fee. optional $5,000 lump sum, rising to $10,000 upon accidental death. Mail post card for details.
Brunsville residents and relatives from Sheldon Sanborn and Baltimore pass weekend visits and long trips. Alex Klemme visits Lions City while Alex and c stay at Leslie Kiemme’s farm. The Brunsville Margates lose to LeMars Cardinals 3 0 with football like score noted.
Montange and the Willers along with young Charles returned home Friday after a pleasant vacation. Jack Reese visited Mrs. Borchers in the Lutheran hospital while plans describe hire purchase as England’s installment method. Washington anniversaries were noted in New York and San Francisco fairs, and a census tied note on congressional districts follows stated practices. Salt content of the Great Salt Lake is high due to lack of outlet and evaporation.
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