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Newspaper
Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1953
Page
8
Mrs Belin Tremen, 64, died Wednesday afternoon at Sacred Heart hospital Le Mars after a two day illness with complications. Funeral details not provided.
Pearl Tremen, born May 10, 1910 in Marcus, succumbed to a home accident hip fracture on November 1. She married Fels Tiginen in Marcus, lived on a northeast Remsen farm, then retired to Mateus 35 years ago. Surviving: widow and eight children including Margaret Willems Marcus, Paul and Merle Remsen, Hildred Bailey and Hugh Tremen, Mary and Helen Tremen San Francisco, Bernard Tremen Sioux City, plus a deceased infant son Felix Richard. A long Catholic and member of Catholic Daughters of America Remsen and American Legion Auxiliary Marcus. Body to Nelson funeral home Marcus and then to Tremen home for services.
Arlene Niemke daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Niemke Akron Iowa and Wendell Klemme son of Mr and Mrs Walter Klemme Akron Iowa married at St Pauls Lutheran church Hilworth. Rev O L Muller officiated. Bride wore blue gown with lace and pearl jewelry. Bridesmaids wore yellow and blue gowns. Groom wore suit. Reception at bride’s home. After a Colorado trip, couple to reside in Salina Kansas.
Mrs Mary Walsh, 97, presalesent of Phinooth counts since 1876, will celebrate her birthday Tuesday September 8 at 320 1st StS. W. The family held open house Sunday as many relatives could not attend. Surviving daughters, sons, grandchildren and great grandchildren listed, with notes on travel from Chicago and Milwaukee.
Neighbors discuss and vote on Farm Bureau resolutions focusing on government Farm Program. Questions cover price support levels and methods, commodities to be supported, and program aims in General Stability Agriculture Policy and Production control. Neighborhood meetings planned to reach many Bureau members across townships.
A group of 25 Sioux county men will be called up for induction into the Armed Forces September 17. Names include William Jo Muienburg Lawrence Pennings Peter Ko Mol Ralph A Punt Vonnd Soht Paul Klem Edwin Kragt Clinford Schlichie Wold Penames Willard Weracht Jasper Schoep DormericR Schlichie Bernd Vant Hut dormers Dale Loer Wee and others from Orange City Hull Rock Valley Sheldon Grinnville Bosden and Grand Rapids Mich.
The draft board reports it will depart September 15 to conduct pre induction physical examinations.
The Liberty Go Getters 4-H club met Thursday night at Jimmy Rochon's home with eleven members and two guests present. Roll call referenced The Buds of Iowa. A demonstration on Is My Gravel Right for Cement was given by Porta Dantely. Officers elected: President Norman Newberg Secretary Collette Lehmann Reporter Maakin Frankengen. Anin Damels moved to adjourn, with refreshments served by Mrs Kugha and James Reporter Loretta Dam eh.
Mrs E Tucker and Mrs John Isaabeth Tucker are noted in a brief obituary fragment with a birth mention for Pheabeth Mammen, dated around early September in Mars Tadas.
The Plymouth County Farm Bureau launches a new format with neighborhood meetings to develop resolutions. Over 150 couples are expected at sessions held at the Le Mars fairgrounds 9 am September 4 H building. Training school attendees will host the sessions and invite neighbors to participate.
Aprl 25 1877 in Plymouth county. She ws oursived by three daughters Mrs Clem (Florence) Singer of Merrill Mrs K C (Viola) Acres of Missouri Valley two grandchildren two brothers Menno and Marho Mammen of San Francisco California Funeral services will be Wednesday at 1 30 p.m. at St John's Luth in church in Le Mars with Rev L L Belk officiating Burial will be gun the cy cemetery under direction of the Luken Funeral home.
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