Plymouth County Sealed Bids for Construction Work Notice
Sealed bids are due at the Plymouth County Auditor in Le Mars Iowa by 10:36 oclock AM on September 30 1954 for listed construction items. Bid deposits require a certified check drawn on an Iowa bank payable to the County Auditor. failure to execute a contract and obtain a bond within ten days after bid acceptance may forfeit the check. Plans and forms are available from the County Auditor. bids must use furnished forms and may be rejected if reservations are made. The Board reserves right to waive technicalities and reject all bids. special bidder qualifications and subletting rules apply. construction gravel and maintenance gravel quantities are specified with approximate yards and overhaul units. CPA financial statement due September 30 1954. published in Le Mars Globe-Post Sept 12 and 20 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth County
Tus
le Mars
Iowa
Iowa State Highway Commission
Board of Supervisors
L. A. Ludwig
le Mars Globe- Post
Portland Township
Board of Superiors
le Mars Globes Post
Court notice and bids for culvert project in Plymouth County
Public bidding notice issued by Plymouth County for culvert with flume construction in Portland township between sections 33 and 34. Estimated 9152 cubic yards concrete, 9000 pounds reinforcing steel, 220 cubic yards excavation. Sealed proposals on county forms due. bid checks required. project overseen by County Auditor L A Ludwig. Also executors and administrators notices for estate of Fred Labahn and John B Herzberg published with appointment dates and claim submission details.
Missionary Louis Winter to Speak at St John’s Lutheran Church
Louis Winter lay missionary to New Guinea will speak at St John’s American Lutheran church in Preston Township. The event, hosted by Rev H Dirks, pastor, is this Sunday at 8:00 p m. The public is invited. Winter, on furlough, helped rebuild the New Guinea mission field since 1936 with Luther League workers and supervisors. He is accompanied by his fiancee Miss Theora Drewes and their four children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Winter
New Guinea
St John's American Lutheran Church
Preston Twp
H. Dirks
Friends of Missions
Mr. Winter
American Lutheran Church
America
Sheldon
Town
Racine
Wis
Luther Leaere
Lutheran Church
Australia
Lutheran Mission
Luther League
Board of Foreign Missions
South Pacific
United States
Canada
Germany
Theora Drewes
Karen
Esther
Ronald
Janet
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Preston Inc
Akron
Cirrus Coming Wednesday Circus to Le Mars
Cirus Coming Wednesday will be Circus day in Le Mars with Al. G. Kelly Miller Brothers for two shows at 2 and 8 pm. They arrive early Wednesday from Mawarden after a west coast run. The troupe features 26 acts across three rings and includes Terrell Jacobs with lions tigers and bears. A trained hippopotamus performs on the hippodrome track. An early visit to the city grounds offers free viewing of what is billed as the season’s largest wild animal collection, including the biggest herd of cle-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cirus
le Mars
al. G. Kelly Miller Brothers
Midwest
Mawarden
Terrell Jacobs
Circus Show Details at Le Mar Time and Prices
A circus engagement in Le Mar will feature elephant acts and a motorized web show. Doors to the big top open one hour earlier, with showtime at 2. Popular prices will prevail for admission.
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le Mar
Washington Township Home Extension group meeting summary
The Washington township Home Extension Group met at Mrs. Albert Petersen on Sept 10 for their annual program. A short business session proposed to keep the same officers for another year with Mrs. Albert Petersen as president, Mr. Lyle Stevens as vice president, and Mrs. Marry Utesh as secretary. Each member contributed a flower arrangement and lunch was served by Mrs. Albert Petersen assisted by Mrs. Larry Peterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Neubrand
Washington “Township
Albert Petersen
Lyle Stevens
Marry Utesh
Roy Stevens
Albert Peterson
Larry Peterson
Funeral notice for Fireaved family in Westmar College
Mr and Mrs E L Fireaved of Westmar College were summoned to Smith Center Kansas due to the death of Professor Fireaved s mother who passed away last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Fireaved
Westmar College
Smith Center
Kansas
Professor Fireaved
Brunsville to Get A New Look At High Priced Land
Brunsville faces a major relocation of paving with heavy freight and road machinery at the railroad point chosen for the project. The auction of 285 acres on the Vreeman Estate brought $108,590, the largest parcel an improved 160 acres selling for $59,200 on a bid.
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Brunsville
Sioux County
Vreeman
John de Boom
Wadler van der Wilt
Aucetion
Sioux Center
Amos Vander Wil
But
Wall
Tony W. Vander Wilt
Radio talk plan for retarded children discussed in Le Mars
Committee forms to outline a radio talk and locate two suitable sites for a play school for mentally challenged children. Parents to scout locations, then group activities and recreation to be organized. Meeting set for Friday in Le Mars with several community members noted as committee and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Moss
Hull
Ralph McDowell
Hartley
Ralph Gable
le Mars
Warren Jenkins
Plymouth County Bus Inspection Schedule 1934
The State Division of School Bus Transportation notifies Plymouth County Superintendent Christine L. Petersen that the 1934 bus inspections will be held in Plymouth County on September 22 and 23. Buses must arrive on time or arrangements will be made to inspect at a different center. Akron and Westfield buses at 11:00 A.M. September 22 at Akron High School. Kirkwiey buses at 9:00 A.M. September 23 at Merville Fairgrounds. Hancock Township Hinton Le Mars Merrill Remsen Liberty Consolidated and Union Consolidated buses at 1:00 P.M. September 22 at Le Mars Baseball Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Division of
Department of Public Instruction
Des Moines
Christine L. Petersen
Plymouth County
Petersen
Akron
Westfield
Akron High School
Kirgviey
Merville Fairgrounds
Hancock Township
Hinton
le Mars
Merrill, Remsen
Liberty Consolidated
Union Consolidated
le Mars Baseball Park
Mental Association parents meet at Le Mars High School
A group of parents and interested persons for mentally retarded children gathered in the Le Mars Central High School activity room on Friday evening September 4. Attendees included Mrs Willa Reinigers from the Department of Social Welfare in Orange City Walter Highee from the Department of Special Education in Orange City and Miss Emily Reuwsa, Supervisor of Special Education from Le Mars. The gathering expressed happiness at having the group present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Mars Central High School
Willa Reinigers
Dept. of Social Welfare
Orange City
Walter Highee
Dept. of Special Education
Emily Reuwsa
le Mars Mere
Poultry and Livestock Feed Product List Highlighted
A historic listing from Le Mars and Remsen catalogues an assortment of animal feeds and supplements. Items include pullet builder with NFZ priced at 4.80, various pig starters and hog concentrates, beet and cattle concentrates, chick scratch, oil meal and soy bean meal, and alfalfa and amata pellets. The ad notes multiple percentages and prices for each product.
Duroc Boars Sell From Prime Herd Near Le Murs
A premium Duroc boar herd described as top breeding with strong growth and length is listed five miles south of Le Murs on the blacktop and east west route. Buyers are urged to inspect the stock at the site and confirm availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey & Hampshire
Leo Scheifler
St. Joseph’s Church
le Mars
Evxeriid Niehus
Tamworth
Evan Peutz
DeKalb
L. R. Walsh
Ralph Riediger
Basketfiler Leghorn
Alf Pick
Remsen Cemetery
Remsen
Hampshire
Phyllis Stolpe
le Mar
Herman E. Riuver
Farrow
Mervill
Cornelius Wolf
Laverle Rozell
Hawarden
White Rock
Redleg
Edmund Jochum
Duroc
Jersey
Leo Scheitler
St. Joseph's Church
Ralph Mehl
Hornick
Iowa
Sprag Fryers
le Murs
Blacktop
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Pete Bock
le Man
Bowa
Bells
R. Lake
Phone
Poland
E. S. Kitterman
Kingsley
C. W. Reeves
Second Ave
S. W
Dick Doornink
Bud's Frozen Food Center
Arnold Evans
Ovan
Ed Taylor
Ming
Phymmith Co-op
Sheeho Produce
Mapure
Woods
IHC
Ais Chalmers
J-har
Ney
Plymoth C
Justen
Sheehan Prodece
Meridith
LE Mars, Iowa
Harry L. Johnson
Dist
Chester
Ben Kragt
Ritter
Vernon Stake
Ployd Becker & Sons
le Mass
Lowe
Ye Mile
Sency
Meee
RCA and
Emerson
Clear Vue
Liocyd
Hilbert Hennigs
Buds Fraser
Akon Cement Works
Sanders
Carlstad
Siverding-Walz Co
Lynn Drive
RENI
Plymouth Sis. W
1St Ave S
Central Ave
Fourth Ave
N.ow
V. A. C. Case
Gordon Mammen
8Th Ave
S. E
J. H. Shearon
Seir i
John Deere
W. R. Moir
Bad's Frozen Food Center
District Court
Fred Labahn
Cliff Jensen
J. A. Hoffman, Jr
le Mars Globe
John B. Herzberg
Rudolph J. Eberhard
Roseberry & Down Anomeys
le Mars Globe-Post
Earnest Plueger
Harey Buss
Charles Plueger
Plueger
Myron Earnest
Harry Heeren
Charles Wiley
Kristine
Monica Ann
Florence Branch
Michael
Mary Waldschmidt
Lake Okoboji
Clark Bolser
Cluck, Jr
Ellen
Cedar Falls
Catholic Daughters of America
Marie Jahn
Loretta Drechman
Monte Cass Jr
Margaret
Cass
Iowa City
The
State University
Kenneth Keist
Naperville
Greeg Featherston
Louise Scot
Topeka
Pauline Adler
Lidia Adler
Dennis Stelpflug
Bill Kist
Josephine Woodman
L. Claussen
Chicago
Ozona
Florida
Harry Plath
Sam
Dunlap
S. D
University of South Dakota
W. Smuth
Minneapolis
Mion
Lloyd Hulbert
W. S. Dominick J
Eugene
Teir
Ronald Matzke
Tieton
Washington
Larry G. Grasz
Alfred Graz
Alaska Air Commander
Frances E. Warren Air Force Base
Wyoming
Grasz
California
Alaska
Lewi Mays
Nowers
Sacred Heart Hospital
Carrie Nelson Sete
Business and Professional Women's Club
Loretta Dreckman
Elmer Kehrberg
Norman
Japan
Pat
Norman G. Kehrberg
Eng
A.P.O
San Francisco
Vernon Hatz
Susan
Robert L. Owens
Sioux City
Mental Association
Cat
MEIS
Clem Singer
Merrill
C. J. Lippke
State Farm
State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company Home Office
Bloomington
Iinois
le Mars Livestock Sales Co
Joe Goebel
Henry Weber
Elmer Peters
Ringman
Cliff Bogaard
Auct
Pew’s
Allis - Chalmers
Allison
Oliver
Massey - Harris
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