Flag Raising Opens Gehlen Tuesday Ceremony
The event featured Father Joseph Nooney speaking on patriotism and religious life for students at Gehlen. He referenced Khrushchev’s pending visit and urged that American flags remain visible to reflect American values, while cautioning against equating courtesy with embracing communism. Lead participants included Tom VanderMeer, Roman Mueller, and Leo Gaffey raising the flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iasing Wiestind
Father Joseph Nooney
Strubie
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Father Nooney
Krushchev
Krukashovel
Tom VanderMeer
Roman
Ir) Mueller
Leo Gaffey
Father Alvey
Gehlen Graduates outline Future Plans
Spring 1989 Gehlen graduates plan their futures with many entering college or trade programs. Listed are Sue Hater, Rosalie Deckman, Georgianne Foxen, Rey Nemmers, Lea Woll, Pat Kellen, Jyn Vand erMeer, and others pursuing work at local factories, banks, and stores, plus several college enrollments and military service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gehlen School
Sue Hater
Rosalie Deckman
Ham- Hansen
Kohout Cy Factory
Georgianne Foxen
Rey Nemmers
Lea Woll
Pat Kellen
Mount Saint Scholistica
Atchison
Karis
Leni Nuebel
Paul Mueller
St John’s
Collegeville
Minnesot
Jerry Kelly
Jyn VanderMeer
Briar Cliff College
Ike “Lovely
Bill Singey
DeVry College of Electronics
Tom Nemmers
Lick Hoffmansson
Jack PL Hoffmanor
Jack Koerl
Cnto
Navy
Leate
Karen Gato
Adis Baker
Tim O'Towie
Doras Colle Dubuque
Mary Ellen Henric
Alen Sutvmiunn
le Mars
Anita Nuebet
Attasney
Kelley
Rit Mae
St. Catherines Hospital
Omaha
Lois Noebel
Lawrence Noebel
Remsen
State Fall Council Meeting Plans Department Activities
A fragmented заметки describe mending a State Fall Council Meeting with various departments including Health and Welfare Conservation Division of Youth Fine Arts Crafts Literature Creative Writing Music Dram Public Affairs International. The text indicates preparations across multiple divisions and club programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ines
Vers
Leahy Wins Second Tourney At Le Mars Open
Bob Leahy of Denison won his second straight Le Mars open with a 10 stroke hole score 10S and previously earned medalist with a 106. Mike Dull of Le Mars was runner up with an ENY total as Keith ee Ligun City golfers tied for third along with Wetcher. The event drew 102 golfers with Bill McDonald of Cherokee posting the low round and Walt Johnston of Vie Mars near the pin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Leahy
Denison. i
Leahy
Canves
Mike Dull
le Mars
Ligun City
Keithee
Wetcher
Sorensen
Prince
Bill McDonald
Cherokee
Walt Johnston
Vie Mars
Bernard Uastor
Primett Basek
de Mars
Martin Poe
Red Rapids
Mary Muecke Farm Identified Scription to Globe Post
Mary Muecke Farm is identified with a eight month scription to the Globe Post for sixy months. The notice notes she will receive a beautify photo when she calls at the Globe Post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Muecke
Globe-Post
Mystery Farm
Manny
Hinson
Ed Boteniesw
Fred Spiva
Hinton
Ray Thompson Leads Washtada In Playoff Showing
Ray Thompson of Washtada finished fourth with 91 in the playoff over Tom Fuller of Le Mars and Mike Stevens of Sioux City, placing Washtada fourth and Sioux City fifth with a 90.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Thompson
Washtada
Tom Fuller
le Mars
Mike Stevens
Sioux City
Non-Public Schools Called Undemocratic
A Los Angeles Tidings summary reports 27 participants from 17 states at a three week rural education conference criticizing duplicate public and church sponsored schools as wasteful and undemocratic. They urged public schools as the nation's best system while noting growth of church affiliated schools funding transport for all children. The group was chaired by Frank W. Cyr of Teachers College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Teachers College of Columbia
Participantts
United States
Frank W. Cyr
Teachers College
Columbia
Educhtion Assocon
Editor Denies Free Subscriptions in Curious Letter
A small imitation paper near an alley denounces free subscriptions as padding. The letter accuses a “friend” of funding subscriptions to appear legitimate, while locals in Plymouth County hold copies and doubt the editor’s honesty. The piece suggests a phony scheme and notes the editor weighs what news to withhold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe-Post
Central high 1959 spring graduates enter college or work
Roundup of Central High School's 1959 spring graduates shows many heading to college programs including Medical Technology at Minneapolis, Nursing at St Joseph's Sioux City and Wartburg Waverly, and teaching at Iowa state. Others take jobs locally or afar at firms such as Grotewold Chevrolet, VanderMeers, Moore Lumber, or in nursing, trucking, and office work. A subset hold full scholarships or plan further study at institutions like Wayne State, Westmar College, or the University of Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central High School
Ing
Judy Schultz
Steward School of
Sioux City
Janyce Baack
Minneapolis
Duane Kallsen
Sargeant Bluffs
Edythe MecDougall
Methodist School of Nursing
Marlene Stevens
St. Joseph's College of Nursing
Borchers
Wartburg
Colge Waverly
Paul Branch
Lyle Stinton
Byrne
Bob Shepherd
Naval Academy
Anapolis
Lina
Killeas
Dueschene
Omaha
Pat Nicholson
Wayne State
Karen Schipper
Foundry
Janice Lang
Lutheran College
Seward
Nebraska
Linton Stinton
Grotewold
Chevrolet
James Hentich
Dick Werth
Morningside
Helen Laughton
Hollander’s
Donna’ Bishop
le Mars Abstract
Carol Becker
Beasley
Donna Beck
VanderMeers
Nancy Frerichs
le Mars Mutual
Darrell Oltmanns
Lloyd Braband
Tom van Hoff
le Mars
Jake Tolsma
University of Nebraska
Phillis
Schoenrock
Fort Wayne Lutheran School
Mary ~ Brodie
Soux City
Gene Pouiney
Wartberg College
Waverly
Karen Oloff
Moore Lumber Company
Dean “Miller
Marilyn’ Stevens
Karl Feller
Swanson’s
Richard
Jahde
Chevrolets
Marlene
Anderson
VanderMeer
Westmar College
Richard Oliver
Jack Cowan
Dean Frerichs
Dave Urban
Don Urban
Carol Straube
Sue Collins
Joann Rondé
Joyce Mulder
Bob
Hers”berger
Verjean Pecks
State College
Ames
Marie DeRaad
Janice Jaffer
Joan Mount
Arlene Beitelspacher
Jack Hoffmann
John Hoffmann
Val Buss
Rick Noble
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Sharon Id
St Vincent's Hospital lists two freshmen from Iowa towns
Two Plymouth county girls, Joleen Harpenau of Le Mars and Karen Waldschmidt of Remsen, were listed as freshmen at St. Vincent's Hospital Sioux City after exams on Wednesday and a campus tour on Thursday. A tea at the YWCA closed the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth County
St. Vincent's Hospital
Sioux City
Joleen Harpenau
le Mars
Karen Waldschmidt
Remsen
Le Mars Eastern Star Meeting and Social Notes
Le Mars Chapter No 70 Order of Eastern Star met at the Masonic Temple with a pot luck supper hosted by several couples. The group planned Friendship Night for October 5. Presbyterian Women’s Organization Group One met at the Wormley home with Mrs Ray Budde assisting and Mrs Don Plummer presiding at the Bible study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Mars
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Loren Hanna
Ray Budde
Charles McCormick
Fred Renken
Merle Simons
Enoch Swanson
Elizabeth Hauff
Heriscn Brown
Vernon Gardner
Order
Bonnie
Hammer Worthy
Carol Parkinson
Avex
Presbyterian Womens Organization
Ben Worm- Tey
Don Plummer
RL Oc Edmonds
Free X Rays For All Adults In County Health Drive
A county wide chest X ray program organized by the County Tuberculosis and Health Association and County Medical Association will offer X rays to every man and woman aged 18 and above. Children may be X rayed only if a doctor requests it. Campaign runs September 15 to 22 across Kingsley Hinton Merrill Le Mars Akron Remsen and more with locations and times listed. Volunteers assist. no charge. funded by Christmas Seals and tax dollars. Bring work clothes. remove jewelry and items in pockets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Medical Association
Kingsley
Sto
Hinton
Merrill
le Mars
Akron
Remsen
Family News From Iowa City and Nearby Areas
Mr and Mrs Earl Love returned from Hot Springs South Dakota after a month away Mr and Mrs Larry Hart and son David came back to Iowa City from a weekend visit with Mr and Mrs O D Hart. Joel Shepherd and family plus Mr Shepherds brother and his wife from Seymour Iowa returned from San Gabriel California after a family reunion at the home of their sister and husband Luther Heller. On the way home they visited The Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Park. The Mothers Club meets Friday at 1 30 for a dessert luncheon at Mrs N C Newendorf with Mrs Loren Hanno presiding and discussing this years programs. Mr and Mrs John Chenhall of Spencer visited for supper with cousins Mr and Mrs Robert Calvert of Darlington Wisconsin in the Chenhall home. Clement Langner son of Mrs Margaret Langner resumed studies at Trinity College Sioux City Saturday. Arlo Brown of Eastview apartments returns from Elmhorst Illinois after three weeks with his son Frew Brown while his wife was in Hilton Alaska. Mrs Brown heads the Home Making Department at Westmar College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Love
Hot Springs
South Dakota
Larry. Hart
David
Iowa City
Holfday
O. D. Hart
Joel Shepherd
Mr. Shepherd
Shepherd
Seymour
Iowa
San Gabriel
California
N.C. Newendorf
Loren. Hanno
John Chennell
Spencer
Roy Chenhall
Robert Calvert
Darlington
Trinity College
Sioux City
Arlo Brown
Eastview Apartments
Elmhorst
Ulingis
Frew Brown
Iitcl‘ton
Alaska
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Joseph's Church
Magr
J. D.fisch
Dioe
MET
Gehlen
Tom = Wittgen
Westmar Colleges
Larcy Hoffman
Clea Hoffman
Melvin Sumay
Stue Tea College
Cedar Falls
Dean Dull
James M. Kellesy
Iowa University
James M. Kelley
Cynthia Schiefen
Kenneth Plen
Diane Deegan
Ames Universitys
Leon Kenkel
Connie Sitvmann
Creighton University
Onada
Larry Woll
Denny Shechin
Notre Dame University
South Bend
Indiana
Darlene Gridapp
Joan van Goor
Don Dreckma
Army
Mary Dean Kalfes
Sacred Heart
Delores Madden
John Riley
Belts Ceters
Sioux Ci
Joleen Harpena
St. Wincet
Kirchblum
Spirit Lake
Dows
Florence Coates
and Mors
Coates
Mioo
Lewes Wagner
Frank Schooler
Phamouth County
Charman
Feded Clubs
Rossel Queen Canna Save
Llars Hive
Des Mao
Ain
Robert Trometer
Route Net
Weidher Hall
Bob Reitler
Om le Mars
Dakent Wesleyan University
Samay Meht
Mitchell
South Dakotas
Fermen Tram
Oreo
Gary Krevkes
Saux Center
Lows
Bel Mulder
Shelton
Dulet Calhoun
le Mars Poace Force
Ines Aceo
Plymouth
Jeter
K. Waldschmidt
Harpenau
St. Vincent’s
Rev. Hodum
Howard Kress
Lie Deutschle
James Russ Terry
Timothy
Ethel Wagner
Ovens
Warren Lillie
Harold Shranger
Louis Peck
Herbert Blake- Way
Boyd Kehrberg
Eleanor du Bois
William Linthicttm
Anie Bomegaars
Edith van Skite
Ireton
Edna Chehall
Big Bend
Kansas
Roy Chenhalt
Jerry Manning
Mike
Ray Manning
Jack Manning
le Mars Social Notes
Mrs
Kenneth Prendi
Kenneth Prendl
Scheifen
Jhelthe
Katherine AQ
Cynthia Scheifen
Nael Stude
Verl Lehner
Andy
Paula Plendl
Wis Dongs St. Renaire
Larry Plendl
Virgil
Ringhearer
David Lehner
Ments
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