Wallace No Longer Grieves Farmers Acre Policy Debate
Wallace says headlines misrepresented the Farm Service policy. ASC official notes the Globe-Post headline overstated the choice to plow under or burn excess corn. Weidauer explains burning would return nutrients if used, but most large excess growers may avoid the program. only small excess plots face disposal to meet allotments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bern
Andy Weidsner
Bers reese
Globe-Post
Henry Wallace
New Deal
Wei
Weidauer
Strub Family Holds Reunion In Le Mars Park
The Strub Family reunion gathered 49 members at Le Mars municipal New Deal park scout cabin on Sunday. Attendees enjoyed visits and games followed by late afternoon lunch. Next reunion slated for the Sunday before Labor Day 1935 at the Anderson home in River Sioux Iowa with many Strub relatives attending from Waterloo Omaha Merrill Kansas City Missouri Valley and Le Mars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Le Mars municipal
New Deal park
Anderson
River Sioux
Iowa
Tepe
W. T
perhuves
Charles Strob
Steve Strub
Robert Strub
Merrill
J. P. Reuter
Maric Jahn
Le Mars
Illustrated Lecture at St Johns American Lutheran Church
Chris Mack of Radio WNAX Yankton will give an illustrated talk at St. Johns American Lutheran Church Le Mars on Wednesday Sept 15 at 8 o clock. He will share experiences from world travel and provide commentary on events in those countries. The Missionary Study Circle sponsors the program as a community service event with no admission charge. A social hour will follow hosted by circle members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Mack
WNAX
Yankton
St. John’s American Lutheran church
Le Mars
Mack
Missionary Study circle
St. John’s Lutheran church
tec women's clubs
Le Mars P T A Council elects officers
Le Mars P T A council held its first meeting of the new school year naming Joel T. Shepherd as president Lowell Day as vice president and Barney Campbell as secretary. Twenty one members attended the organizing session outlining dates plans and the World Insurance program endorsement for pupil accident coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Le Mars P. T. A. council
Joel T. Shepherd
Lowell Day
Barney Campbell
Shepherd
Central P. V. A
Day
Franklin
Campbell
Clark
PLTA
World Insurance company of Omaha
Frank Landreth
Orval Nielsen
Hamey N. Kluckholen
Supt. Kluckhohn
Legacy
Muecke Chosen as New Soil District Commissioner
Walter Muecke of Hinton is elected to the district soil conservation committee, replacing George Eason for a six year term. The district covers Plymouth County and includes two holdovers Frank Lauters and Lester Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Muecke
Hinton
George Eason
Frank Lauters
Lester Williams
Plymouth county
John K. Maddy
Mucche
Le Mars Social News Highlights Local Clubs and Events
The Le Mars Sunshine club hosted at Mrs. Ben Clugg s home with co-hostesses from Swax City. Church groups held devotions lectures and suppers. Eastern Star hosted a Fricov strpight with dignitaries from Iowa Fort Dodge and Nebraska in attendance. The Le Mars Rotary and Ladies Aid groups hosted dinners and games at local venues. A youth rally of the Sioux Valley association met at the Baptist church with Rev Kissinger as guest speaker. Local women hosted gatherings and potlucks across several churches and clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Le Mars Sunshine club
Weaneway
Ben Clugg
sith
Joe Joe Sout
sin. H. Fk
Methourst
cntiren
Robert Korff
Violet Schiief
sesson
Lero
Order of Eastern Star
Fricov
Methodist
Nell Bunnell
wosthy
nowa
Fort Douge
Julier
Masonic Temple
Matt doula Parker
Herman Vander Well
Nell Bonnell
state of
Iowa
Richard Albert
Paradise
Castol Parkinson
Bernice Sundberg
Laurens
Isabel Walensky
Sioux City
Dolly Watson
grand Esther
Schaller
Lois Hunke
Sibley
Gladys Watson
William Treiber
Harry Meyer
Aid of Gracs Lutheran church iil
Herbert Ladenthin
S. Hansen
L. E. Cooper
Gordon Brodie
Sioux Valley association of young people of the Baptist church
Baptist church
Hence Patterson
Storm Lake
asassociation
Wayne State Wildcats 1954 Football Preview at Wayne
Neil Ersland of Le Mars trains Wayne State College Wildcats for 1954 season at Wayne Nebraska. seasoned backfield and line returnees boost outlook. Roger Higgins and six others provide experience. opener at Augustana Sept 1, home vs Northern Teachers Sept 18, conference play vs Peru after. Labor Day visit notes local family in Le Mars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil Ersland
Le Mar
Wildcat
Wayne
Neb
Neil
Wayne State
Wildcats
Nebraska state colleges
Barney Lewellyn
NCC
Roger Higgins
Augustana
Northern Teachers
South Dakota
Peru
Cars Collide Near Gehlen High School
Two cars collided head on near Gehlen high school injuring pegey-dreckman Dennis Haag 14 and Ernest Haag 6. Lerry Haag driver of a 1939 Ford was taking his brothers to school when a 1949 Pontiac driven by Miss Elaine Dreckman approached from the east. A passenger Peggy Dreckman 11 suffered severe cuts and bruises. Jerry Hawg suffered a broken nose and other injuries. Both drivers and vehicles were heavily damaged. Both injured were hospitalized at Sacred Heart hospital as of today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pegey - Dreckman
Dennis Haag
Ernest Haag
Gehlen high school
Lerry Haag
Ford
Dennis
Ernest
Eileen Dreckman
Dreckman
Peggy Dreckman
Jerry Hawg
Globe-Post
caray Dieckmian
Sacred Heart hospital
Crash Victims Improve After Le Mars Head-On Crash
At Sacred Heart Hospital in Le Mars, crash victims from a Sunday head-on collision are improving. David Smith suffered a broken ankle and broken left foot with cuts. Alfred Miller endured a compound fracture in his right hand, a severe neck cut, heavy blood loss, and other injuries. Phyllis Ann Newman, Miller’s granddaughter, had cuts and shock. Bernice Newman, Phyllis’s sister, had lacerations and bruises but no serious injuries. The crash occurred at 10 30 p m on a county road about three miles northwest of Merrill. both cars were demolished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Hospital
Le Mars
David Smith
Alfred Miller
Phyllis Ann Newman
Merrill
Smith
Miller
Bernice Newman
Phyllis
all hill
Pehler Petersen Nuptials at St James Church in Sept
Miss Mary Jane Pehler wed Darredl V Petersen of Storm Lake at St James Catholic church on Wednesday noon. The couple, with families from Le Mars and Mapleton, heard vows from Rev P K Waite. Attendants included Mary Louise Luken and Max Pehler as ushers. A reception followed at Cora's Tea Room with 45 guests. The bride, a Le Mars Clinic employee, wore ivory Chantilly with net and a fingertip veil. the groom works for the Iowa highway commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James Catholic church
Mary Jane Pehler
Darredl V. Petersen
Storm Lake
George Pehler
Le Mars
Harry S. Petersen
Mapleton
P. K Waite
JJ. Zimmer
Glada Reichert
Mary Louise Luken
Max Pehler
Montreal
Canava
Ashling
Robert Lawler
Sioux City
Cora’s Tea room
Mary Kemphker
Dorothy Thommes
St. Joseph high school
Le Mars Clinic
Petersen
lows sane highway commission
Admissions and births at Sacred Heart Hospital 1954 list
Sept 2 to Sept 8 1954 admissions include Mrs Joseph Schuster Remsen and others in Le Mars Merrill and Paullina. Names span medical and surgical patients. Births reported to Wally Luedthe Le Mars a girl Sept 3 Richard Carroll Kempsen a girl Sept 4 Mark Carey Marcus a girl Sept 4 Robert Kong Bernard Erdmann Le Mars a girl Sept 3 Milton Herman Merrill a boy Sept 6 Ronald Hinspeter Kemsen a boy Sept 6 Henry Busch Marcus a boy Sept 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Hospital
Joseph Schuster
Remsen
Harold Litzmann
Le Mars
Rita Appeldorn
Paullina
Bernard Pottebaum
Elizabeth Pruss
Le Res Heiden
Merrill
Phyll
Newman
Mercill
Desid Smith
Alfred Miller
Bernice Newman
Frank Groff
Peter Buartman
Sioux Center
Lyle Grunke
Martin Brause
Thomas Niggeling
Arnold Westhoff
Thomas H. Keough
Bernard Freking
Edwin Lizmann
Le Mar
John Pedersen
Marcus
Mary Groethen
Wally Luedthe
Ronald Hinspeter
Kemsen
Henry Busch
Marecus
Pew Holds Le Mars Invitational Title In Playoff
Bill Pew of Le Mars defended his Le Mars invitational championship with a one hole playoff win over Irv Sorensen, Sioux City champion, at Le Mars Country Club. Don Bowers of Davenport was third with 109, R. P. Schenk of Moville 110, Leo Man of Cherokee 112. Labor Day weekend visits noted. Steub-Buhlman- remit amid Steub-Buhlman reunion crowd. All Lutheran food appeal in Plymouth county met Sept. at Farm Bureau office Le Mars, chaired by Rev. H. Dirks Akron. pastors and Lutherans urged strong support for aid programs worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Pew
Le Mars
Irv Sorensen
Sioux City
Le Mars Country club
Sworday
phisoff
Pew
Don Bowers
Davenport
R. P. Schenk
Moville
dth
Leo Man
Cherokee
Sid
Mike Miller
Iowa City
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Frank Buhlman
Mano Wo
Summerhayes
Charles Strut
Waterloo
Mark Jahn
LeMars
Steub-Buhlman
AU-Lutheran food appeal
Plymouth county
Farm Bureau
H. Dirks
Akron
A J Bellaire Elevates to VP at Major Ad Agency
Arthur J Bellaire son of Mrs Louis Bellaire born in Le Mars is named one of three new vice presidents at Batten, Barton, Durstine & Osborne of New York. He leads television and radio copy from New York office joining LeRoy Dreher and Burton Vaughn in senior roles. A personal note from Louis Bellaire of Brownville expresses affection for old hometown friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur J. Bellaire
all god
Louis Bellaire
Le Mars
Batten, Barton, Durstine & Osborne
New York
New York Times
Bernard J. Duffy
Dig
Bellaire
LeRoy H. Dreher
Burton E. Vaughn
San Francisco
Truant Transmitter Sets Up New Le Mars Tower And Signals
A 1 375 broadcasting transmitter at Le Mars KLEM located at a Sioux City transfer point moves along a lengthy trail from Quincy to Rockford. Bob McKune leads an ad in The Globe Post as the station’s captain. the 1 5 ton apparatus carries tire transformers to power circuits. Civil Aeronautics Authority warns aviators until red warning lights are installed on the new tower. Signs along the highway will inform Partersby of the wave length inviting tuning in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Le Mars
new atanen
KLEM
Sioux City
Quincy
Rockford
Bob McKune
Globe-Post
Civil Aeronautics Authority
NIPCO
Le Mats
MeckKune
Partersby
Wiltgen Buys Eleven Acre Tract on City Edge
Le Mars real estate dealer Charles Rasar reports Albert Wiltgen purchased an eleven acre tract on the southwest edge of Le Mars owned by Bishop and Singer. Wiltgen plans to use the land for fill dirt at present, signaling a potential future development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Rasar
Le Mars
Bishop & Singer
Albert Wiltgen
Wiltgen
German immigrant Max Yoerger 86 dies in Liberty Township
Max Yoerger who arrived in 1883 at age 17 died after a lingering illness at his Liberty home. He was 86 and 7 days, born in Gumshurst Baden Germany. Survived by wife Theresa and children Rose Eberhard and five sons all of Merrill, eight grandchildren, and one brother Herman of Gamhurst. Funeral Friday September 10 1954 at St Josephs church lendale with burial in church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Yoerger
United States
Liberty lowesmp
St. Joseph's hospital
Sioux City
Mr. Yoerger
Gumshurst
Ant Buhl
Baden
Germany
Theresa Zink
Liberty township
St. Joseph's church
lendale
Buhsl
Williemums
Lloyd Carel
Rose Eberhard
Merrill
Raymond
Frank
Edmund
Harry
Charles
Herman
Gamhurst
Ger MIR
Theresa
Lous
Edna
Frank Geary of Madison dies after long blood support
Frank Geary 34 of Madison Nebraska dies after a long battle with lymphosarcoma. He received about 240 pints of blood over more than two years, mostly from Madden residents, with the Red Cross supplying the rest. Dr F Garner notes a prior spleen removal in August 195 aiding a two year life. Surviving are widow two sons four sisters and four brothers. funeral arrangements pending. The local Catholic school project is linked to his memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Nebr
Frank Geary
Madison
Nebraska
L. R. Manning
LeMars
Geary
Madden
Red Cross
Omaha
Garner
Frank
Joe Geary
LeMiars
Onivaria
Mary Scott To Conduct Cook School
Mary Scott, noted food lecturer, will present a Philco cooking school at Le Maar Armory on Monday September 20 from 2 to 4 pm. Free admission invites home makers to a demonstration of time saving and taste testing recipes with prizes. Sponsored by Philco dealers A B Appli chees and others, special features include a style show by Beachler's Bootery and local stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Le Maar Armory
AL & B
Appruaces
Mary Scout
Phikko
A. & B. Applichees
Philco
Scott
Philco cooking school
Mins
Herward De Boer
Andren Sieben
hinden mage
Globe-Post
Beachler’s Bootery
Beachler Bootery
Borchers Celebrate 25th Wedding Anniversary in Le Mars
Mr and Mrs Ben Borchers observed their 25th wedding anniversary at their Le Mars home on Sunday September 5 A large guest list included Rev and Mrs M L Straube Mr and Mrs Leo Wilhelmi Mrs Gertrude Kirsch Mr and Mrs Earl Wiebke and Carol Jean Mrs Henry Thielen Mr and Mrs Robert Gaffey and Kathy Mr and Mrs Jack Gaffey and Margaret Mr and Mrs Pete Calhoon Dwight Calhoon and Fred Suck all of Le Mars and Mr and Mrs Pete Wilhelmi of Struble Me The Borchers received many gifts A buffet supper followed the opening of gifts Later the guests departed wishing the couple many more happy anniversaries Nearby relatives Mr and Mrs Andrew Haag and family of Chisago City Minnesota visited relatives in Le Mars Hin ton Bronson Granville and Hosp pets
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Borchers
Le Mars
M. L. Straube
Leo Wilhelmi
Gertrude Kirsch
Earl Wiebke
Carol Jean
Henry Thielen
Robert Gaffey
Kahy
Jack Gaffey
Margaret
Pete Calhoon
Dwight Calhoon
Fred suck
Le M
Pete Wilhelmi
Struble
Borchers
Follo
enesty
New Cars Listings for Kingsley Le Mars and Merrill
A local car dealer listing shows 1937 Chevrolet models for Kingsley and Le Mars, with Ford offerings from Remsen and Merrill. Other brands include International trucks and Plymouth, tied to residents such as War ren W. Duit and T. S. Leckley, plus multiple H. A. Mulford connections and names like Albert J. Stoos and Ole C. Olen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Mulford
Kingsley
Chevrole
Thomas E. Trauffer
Le Mars
Chevrolet
Kenneth B. Sager
Ford
Frank Gieten
of Remsen
Warren W. Duit
T. S. Leckley
Westfield
Chas
Closer
Albert J. Stoos
Albert J. F. Tissseen
Minton
Ole C. Olen
Merrill
William Jammerthal
Akron
Bert
Douglas Lawrence
Marriage Licenses Issued to Local Couples this Week
A Hawarden resident Vincent Puhl and Audrey Schmitz of Le Machmouth county received licenses, along with Miss Joan Freking Ha and Donald Siegrist of Council Bluffs. The ML A.C. WL. will meet at Mrs Ann e Paskett's home on Tuesday to sew quilts and roll bandages for missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Puhl
Hawarden
Audrey Schmitz
Le Machmouth county clerk's office
Joan Frekingha
Donald Siegrist
Council Bluffs
St. Tames
ML A.C. WL
Anne Paskett
Ohio Girl To Wed Dr Starzl
Ohio: Miss Barbara Brothers of Congress Lake Hartville engages to Dr Thomas E Starzl son of Mr and Mrs R F Starzl of Le Murs The wedding set for Congress Lake on November 27 They will reside in Baltimore Maryland Barbara a Cornell BA graduate has worked in a New York office Dr Starzl earned MD and PhD at Northwestern trained at Johns Hopkins and continues surgical research at the Hunterian Laboratory at Hopkins a year away from publishing reports
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Brothers
Congress Lake
Hartville
Ohio
Barbara Brothers
Thomas E. Starz
R. F. Starzl
Le Murs
Mr.Starzl
Baltimore
Mad
Cornell university
New York
Starel
Northwestern university
Johns Hopkins hospital
Surgical Hunterian laboratory
Johns Hopkins
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Wallace
RK. L. Weidauer
Plymouth county ASC
Globe Post
Strub
ST. JOHNS AMERICAN
le Mars Markets
Poeltry
P.t. A. Council
Muecke
New
Wm. F. Schnidt
LeMary
laws
Labora Jane
John Gregory Portex
pet Peele
Council Blasts
LE MARS SOCIAL NEWS
Le Mont Jahn
Sandra
Billy
Russell
Kansas
Maricahn
W. H. Jahn
Pehler-Petersen
Wm. Beardsley
wlso
state auditor
Beardsley
RACTUS
Earl T. Crowley
Jane Cowan
Bob Jones
Des Moines
St. James
Crowley
A. J. Bellaire
V. P
Ad Agency
Louis Belaire
Pondfield Road
Brownville
Clarence tank linnesota
newcoms
Davich Joe
David Mark
Linds
Pat
Staub
Janet Lungel
J. A. Laa- Mars
Mary Scott
Cook School
Andrew Haag
Chisago City
Minnesota
Hinton, Bronson, Granville and
Hos- Pets
Piney Woods
Mississippi
Presbyterian church
J.D.Rumom
Dr. Starzl
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