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Newspaper
Le Mars Globe Post
Location
Le Mars, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1954
Page
3
Robert Lundgren attended a creamery meeting in Orange City on Tuesday. Mrs. Franz Schneider delivered an oration Friday on gaul stones, was in Le Mars hospital a week, and was then taken home on Friday.
Raph Lang of White 3.D., with John Smith and Alfred Anderson, visited the Langs farms on Tuesday. Mrs. Arnold Patterson of Le Mars traveled to the country to visit Ralph Lang. A Pipestone family suffered a car crash injuring a pelvic bone and a baby with a wood fragment in the head. The girl sustained scratches and stays with her aunt in Hurley. Joan and the baby are at Flanagan Hospital. Andrew Bogh and wife drove to Sioux Falls to see his brother Pete.
Fragmented notes report heart issues and hospital stays. Albert Lundgren returned from Squam Lake with Ernest Cramer and wife. Phyllis Kloster planned to teach in Sioux City this year. Emma Kloster attended summer school and will teach at Struble. Delimar Kloster spent two months in Kansas where he is stationed.
Reverend O J Sautijer wife and two sons Paul and Norman relocate to the Presbyterian Manse in Saratoga Wyoming after a move from Ireton Seton Special community life.
The local Presbyterian church names Rev. Snutiier as pastor, after ten months supplying the pulpit via Student Theo Baxter of Sioux City. A native of George Iown, Snutiier has previously served Lennox D. Plate S. D., Stacyville Iowa, and Saratoga Wyoming. His family includes a married daughter and two sons, Paul an engineering student in Laramie and Norman a junior at Ireton High School.
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