Mortage Montange Rites Held For Moville Resident
Mrs A Meontange Ma Anna G Montange 41 Kingsley died at her Moville area farm home after an 18 month illness. Born January 19 1908 in Holt county Neb she moved from Lawton to Sioux City then Luton before settling near Moville 25 years ago. Survived by husband Joe four sons Charles at home three sisters Mrs John Kehde Mrs Guy Cole Mrs Jerome Manne and a brother Clayton Hiard ing. Funeral 1:30 pm Saturday Federated church Moville Rev Donald Carver. burial Memorial Park Cemetery Sioux City. McCulloch Funeral Home Moville directed.
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Anna G. Montange
Kingsley
Morwille
Charles
John Kehde
Cheyenne
Wyo
Guy Cole
Ongill
Jerome Manne
Brownsale
Clayton Hiarding
Omaha
Federated Church of
Moville
Donald Carver
Memorial Park
Sioux City
McCulloch Funeral Home
John Gehrens dies after brief illness in Le Mars
John Gehrens, 62, died Thursday afternoon at Sacred Heart hospital in Le Mars after a brief illness. Born July 29, 1897 in Lanemburg Germany, he came to the United States at seven with his parents. Survived by brother Emil Gehrens of Kingsley and four sisters Mrs. Mary Beelmer of Kingsley, Mrs Mutt Beever of Walnut Grove Minnesota, Mrs. John Shiy of Hope ND, and Mr. Joe Schreier of Le Mars. Funeral 10:30 a.m. Monday at St. Marys Catholic church Remsen, Rev. Raymond Weiling of Kingsley officiating. Rosary recited at Dickinson funeral home in Kingsley at 8:33 p.m. Saturday and at Fisch funeral home in Remsen Sunday night after missionary services. Burial in St. Marys cemetery Remsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gehrens
Anernoon
Sacred Heart Hospital
le Mars
Mr. Gehrens
Lanemburg
Germany
United States
Peter Gehrens
Emil Gehrens
Kingsley
Mary Beelmer
Mutt Beever
Walnut Grove
Minnesota
John Shiy
Hope, N
Gabel-Down Wedding at Plymouth Presbyterian Church
Miss Janine Gabel wed James Down Tuesday evening August 25 at Plymouth Presbyterian Church of Vhron. The ceremony celebrated Mr and Mrs Down’s silver anniversary with seven o’clock candlelight service, floral decor of white gladioluses, organist Mrs. William Timmins and soloist Mrs. Ralph Taylor. Bridesmaids included Miss Marjorie Down and Miss Judi Hayward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth Presbyterian Church
Vhron
Janine Gabel
Clayde H. Gabel
Merrill
James Down
Charles W. Down
le Mars
Down
Chas. Kruse
William Timmins
Ralph Taylor
Marjorie Down
Roger
Judi Hayward
Prairie Village
Kan
Floral Nylon Organza Wedding Attire Described In Detail
A detailed wedding account describes the bride in floral nylon organza with matching accessories, the groom and attendants, and the ceremony and reception in a church dining area. Included are corsages, gown details, family members, and post wedding plans at Iowa City.
Dolena Richards obituary of Brunsville resident dies at 78
Dolena Richards a long time Brunsville businesswoman died September 6 at Akron Community Hospital after a two day illness. Born January 17 1881 in Johnson Township Plymouth county she spent her life in the county. She married Charles M Richards in October 1898. She was the last of nine children and a retired post- helped by her husband’s business.
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Dolena
Charles) Richards
Brunsville
Akron Community Hospital
Dolena Melanis
Johnson Township
Plymouth County
Angus and
Hannah Ross Melnnis
Charles M. Richards
Richards
Brunsville mistress to be laid to rest at Plymouth Church
Funeral services for a Brunsville resident who served from 1921 to 195% will be held at Plymouth Presbyterian church near Brunsville on Wednesday September 9 1959 at 2 pm with burial in the church cemetery. Rev Charles Kruse will officiate and Mauer Funeral Home handles arrangements. Survivors include son Alph William Richards of Brunsville two daughters Maude Dirks of Skeen and Fern Lendtof five grandchildren nine great grandchildren and a late husband Kenneth and two deceased children Mildred Featherston and another child. She was a member of Plymouth Presbyterian Church.
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Brunsville
Plymouth Presbyterian Church
Charles Kruse
Mauer Funeral Home
Alph William = Richards
Biursville
Maude
Ed Dirks
Keen and Fern
Chris Lendtof
Kenneth
Mildred Featherston
Wendell Matthiesen Wedding in Flan dreau South Dakota
Marlene Wendell daughter of Mr and Mrs Min Wendell of Egan South Dakota wed Gene Russell Matthiesen son of Mr and Mrs George Matthiesen of Akron Iowa In a Saturday August 15 ceremony at Our Savior Lutheran Flan dreau. Rev F O M Westby officiated the double ring service. The bride wore a princess line gown of pure silk with lace bodice and chapel train. She carried white mums with pink roses and Stephanotis. her veil was fingertip length secured by a pearl headpiece. Attendants wore steel blue gowns and carried blue carnations and white mums. Best man was Gavin Matthiesen. ushers included John Wendell and Francis Wendell. A reception followed for about 200 guests with blue and white decor. The couple plan to live in East St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlene Wendell
Min
Everett B. Wendell
Fgan
South Dakota
Gene Russell Matthiesen
George Mathie- Akron
Iowa
Our Savior’s Lutheran Church
Flandreau
F. O M. Westby
Eirene Wendell
St. Paul
Janice Johnson
Des Mores
Gavin C. Matthiesen
Englewood
Wallace Wilson
Vinton
John Wendell
Francis Wendell
Egan
JoAnn Louk
Jefferson
Jowa
Julie Hall
Howard
Neal Kittle
Robert Gulich
Ad F Duncan
Andrew Peterson
Woonsocket
Sanford Brakke
Foresburg
Norma Koudsen
Minneapois
Steven Hasch
Joy Jones
Bontta Youcl
Bide
Egan High School
Augustana College
Union High School
le Mats
South Dakota State College
Brookings
American Agricutural Chemcal Co
East St. Loui. Tel
Couple at Home in Belleville Residence
A couple is described as residing at 6414 Main St in Belleville, Chinois, focusing on a domestic setting and their neighborhood address. The note records the home location without additional context or events.
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Main St
Belleville
Chinois
Death of Jack D Edwards in Dallas Texas
Jack D Edwards aged 61 died Thursday at a Dallas hospital after a years long illness. He had lived in this city many years before moving to Dallas. His parents and three brothers predeceased him. Services and burial were held in Dallas. Surviving siblings include Mrs Jane Hammer of LeMars and Mrs R O Stevens of Denison Texas.
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Jack D. Edwards
Dallas
Texas
Jane Hammer
le Mars
R. O. Stevens
Denison
Westmar Eagles Scrimmage Reveals Weak Halfback Depth
Coach D G Tug Wilson guides a 37 man Westmar College squad through a Saturday scrimmage. The team shows greenness at halfback while injuries mount as Jim Groshans dislocates a shoulder, Garwood Mayor breaks his nose, and Don Birmingham suffers a shoulder separation. The Eagles travel to Mitchell South Carolina on September 12 to face the Dakota Wesleyan Tigers, whom they beat 19-7 last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. G
Tug” Wilson
Westmar College
Eagles
Jim Groshans
Asid
Garwood Mayor
Don Birmingham
Mitchell
S. C
Dakota Wesleyan Tigers
Knudsen Couple Celebrates 25 Years Of Marriage
A Sunday evening party honored Mr and Mrs Howard Knudsen on their 25th wedding anniversary. They wed August 2 1944 with Rev Joseph Steel of Sioux City officiating. The couple lives near Merrill with one daughter Judy Ann and received gifts including a lavender heart with 25 silver dollars. Many relatives attended from Dickens Merrill Kingsley Sioux City Westfield Le Mars Hawarden and Orange City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Knudsen
le Roy ‘Hartman
Lois Ann
Sioux City
Russell Knudsen
Marlene Vander Hoeff
Dickens
Mia
Evertt Thompson Jand uAnn
Merrill
Vern Knudsen
Kingslesy
le Roy Hartman
Tois Ann
Mro
Pantuly
Mioc
Evertt Thompson Rand luAnn
Merrll
Ernesty
Charles _ Knudsen
Hawarden
Vera Knudsen
le Mars
Nima Peterson
Orange City
Montgomery Tucker Parsley Malone Stein Wheeler Schnepf Marriage
Hard R Montgomery of Birmingham Alabama and Sandra Kay Tucker of Akron to Harry Solomon and Dorothy Ellen Parsley both of North Sioux City South Dakota to Melvin H Malone of Denver Colorado and Eva M Stein of Le Mars to Joan Wheeler and Charles John Schnepf both of Le Mars
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hard R. Montgomery
Birmingham
Alabama
Sandra Kay Tucker
Akron
Harry Solomon
Dorothy Ellen Parsley
North Sioux City
South Dakota
Melvin H. Malone
Denver
Colorado
Eva M. Stein
le Mars
Joan Wheeler
Charles John Schnepf
le Man
Iowa Soil Awards Winners Named for 1959
Owners and operators from Adair Keokuk and Plymouth counties earn state honors in the 1959 soil conservation awards program sponsored by The Register and Tribune and the Iowa Farm and Home Register. Recipients include Clifford Streigle Sigourney Keokuk Leo Schroeder Le Mars Lawrence Langel Kingsley J E Howe Greenfield and Ralph L Sheeder Menlo The sweepstakes winner was not yet chosen as judges seek more time for study. State and regional winners will be honored September 22 at a recognition luncheon in Mason City during the annual conference of the Association of Soil Conservation District Commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adair
Keokuk
Plymouth Counties
The
Register and Tribune
Iowa Farm and Home Register
Clifford Streigle
Sigourney
Leo Schroeder
le Mars
Lawrence Langel
Kingsley
Plymouth
J. E. Howe
Greenfield
Ralph L. Sheeder
Menlo
Hanford Hotel
Mason City
Sa. Association of Soil Conservation District Commissioners
Former Teacher's Store Picketed in Waterloo
A Waterloo store once owned by Blanche Black, a former Le Mars teacher now living in Minnesota, faces picketing by the Retail Wholesale and Department Store Union. The store continues operations though deliveries are slowed. Also noted is the annual donkey ball game sponsored by the Walmer Post set for Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Banche Black
le Mars
Captain Black
Retail Wholesale and Department Store Union
Teamersteys Union
le ‘Mars
Blanche Black
Minnesota
Walmer's Post brings family fun with big crowds
The Sept 26 feature at Walmer's Post draws large crowds and strong entertainment value. A separate Sioux City Journal report notes a state commerce commission ruling Greten Transport Co must raise trucking rates to align with competitors, while Remsen firm faced scrutiny over uncompetitive pricing. Also, Army PFC Wilbur Kaiser earned expert marks in M-1 rifle fire with the 24th Infantry in Germany. Concerts will require season memberships sold Sept 18 by Parkinson Music Store and volunteers in Le Mars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Better Trucking Bureau
Sioux City
State Commerce Commission
Greten Transport Co
Remsen
Iowa
Sioux City Journal
Greten
Ed Koch
Commission
INF. DIV
Germany
AHTNC
Army
Wilbur R. Kaiser
William T. J. Kaiser
Marcus
24Th Infantry Division
46Th Infantry
Kaiser
Infantry
Fort Carson
Colo
Europe
Sioux County Council Service
Parkinson Music Store
le Mars
Peaceful Picketing Again Marks Sioux City Strike
Sioux City remains troubled as 600 packing house workers begin another strike. The city, long blighted by union activity and past strikes, faces renewed picketing and labor tensions in the packing industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Striking Swift workers hit by national order after Chicago talks fail
National officers ordered workers off the job after a Chicago negotiation meeting was postponed. Sioux City vote favored a strike and picketing remained peaceful, though tensions loom with possible vandalism and arson. Plymouth county farmers report market disruption tied to the Swift Packing plant, with no defiance observed.
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Chicago
Swift & Company
Sioux City
Law & Order
Plymouth County
Swift
Widow Cora Baldwin of Le Mars Dies After Illness
Mrs. Cora Baldwin 76 longtime Le Mars resident died after a brief illness at Savied Heart hospital. Born December 17 1882 in Wisconsin she moved to Plymouth County as a child. She married Lore D Baldwin February 3 1904 and is survived by two daughters a sister a brother and two grandchildren. Funeral services were held at 2 pm Monday at the First Methodist Church with burial in Le Mars Cemetery. Knights of Columbus council Remsen cleared 414 from a lunch stand at Kiddies Days and Livestock show, donating to St Joseph’s Student Aid Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Baldwin
le Mars
Cora Phoebe Baldwin
Lafayette County
Wisconsin
Plymouth County
Lore D. Baldwin
T. B. Wood
Selinsgrove
H. F. Plath
Dunlap
Iowa
Lora Bauman le Mars
Frank Perrs
First Methodist Church
R. V. Gildner
Directon
Mauer Funeral Home
Msgr
Knights of Columbus Remsen
St. Joseph’s Student Aid Society
Stand Project Support Highlighted by Council Members
Officers and members of the Council express gratitude to those who assisted with the stand project and to all who patronized the stand, noting the community backing and generous participation in the effort.
Special Education Meeting and 4-H Club Update
Ray M Beamer, Plymouth and Sioux Counties Special Education Director, attended an orientation at the State Office Building Des Moines August 27 28 1959. Plans for the year were outlined by Drexel D Lange State Director. The annual Directors Therapists and Psychologists meeting will be September 24 25 in Des Moines. Liberty Go Getters 4 H club met at Burkets September 3 with new officers and a change to the meeting date from Thursday to Wednesday. The next meeting will be at Kovarnas Station. A lunch was served by Mrs Burkett and Mrs Kovarna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray M. Beamer
Plymouth
Sioux Counties
Des Moines
Iowa
Drexel D. Lange
Liberty Go Getters
Burketts
Stanley Muth
Bill la Bahn
Coletta Hecht
Larry Kovarna
Kovarna
Burkett
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Mrs. A Meontange
Gabel
Ber Eer
BANK
Mr. d
Fern Grean
Ancient
Ev & Maries
Arphive
Stephanues
Keith Gabel
Kent Meredith
le Murs
Charles Wolfe
Bruce Athinson
Michael Goertsch
W. G. Adams
Emma Down
Mer
Fred Luchen
Harvey Tastor
Lyle Stephens
Karen Kruwell
Sid Jones
Janet Mauer
Joan Shultz
Burton Heath
Sandra Atkinson
Paticr Adams
Helen Sears
Karen Norahus
Aber- Ideen
S. BD
Connie Mortenson
Duluth
Minn
Rebecca Peeck
Volga
S. D
Forest View Trailer Court
Iowa City
State Universy of
Dolena Richards
Wendell-Matthiesen
Knudsen’s
Wil
Ee Fair
TeLayco
Fair Worlds
Spencer
Music For
America
Artlats
Starsicht
Volce Charale
B. Thomas
Clay County Fair Assn
Barnes & Carruthers
Oriental Fantasy
Iowa Soil Awards
Walmer’s Post
Mrs
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Tra
Geet
Iowa Public Service
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