Young Solicitors Won't Enter Stores For Volunteers of America
Volunteers of America program in Le Mars hinges on youth solicitors from five elementary grades led by Mrs JoAnn Thompson. City leaders endorse Have A Heart tag day, urging parents and merchants to support, with youths selling door to door away from offices and stores. The appeal highlights aid to local families and Native American recipients, urging public generosity to fund care services.
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Volunteers of America
R. J. M. Long
Chamber of Commerce
D. Dunlap
Le Mars
JoAnn Thompson
organication
Westmar Joins Four-C Conference in Midwest
Westmar college joins the Central Church College Conference of the Midwest as a member of the Four-C group. The Concordia of Seward Nebraska Dana Blair Tarkio Missouri lineup expands with Westmar. Open home schedule features Concordia and Tarkio, most games at night with Tarkio Saturday afternoon. The move keeps Westmar in touch with Iowa Conference opponents and NCAC peers.
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Westmar college
Central Church College Conference
mid-west
Westmar
Le Mars _institution
Concordia
Seward
Nebraska
Dana
Blair
Tarkio
Missouri
Le Mar
North Central Association of colleges
Kime
Iowa
Duane G. Wilson
Nebr
Augustana
Westmarse
Moorehead
Minnesota
Buena Vista
Ox. I
Sioux Falls
St. Mary's
Dodge City
Kansas
Plymouth County School Boards Form Local Group
Four Plymouth County town and city boards met at Le Mars High School to form a county organization and discuss proposed legislation for the Iowa General Assembly. Akron Merrill Kingaley and Le Mars were represented. Remsen did not attend. Approximately 180 board members secretaries and superintendents were present. The group named Dr L C OToole as chairman and Louise Dennler as secretary. They debated elections teacher certification state aid and district reorganization and plan another meeting October 18 to elect delegates for Des Moines November 6. The Iowa Association of School Boards provides information and promotes legislation for member districts with more than 600 local boards nationwide.
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Plymouth county
Iowa Association
Le Mars
Iowa
Akron
Merrill
Kingaley
Le Mary
Remsen
L. C. O'Toole
Le Mar board of education
new county
Louise Dennler
Merrill board
Des Moines
Iowa Association of School Boards
association
200 Gallons Gas To Give Away At Council Oak Le Mar
Les Murphy announced a free gasoline giveaway at the Council Oak store in Le Mar on Saturday night. Registration is Friday and Saturday with a drawing Saturday at 10 pm. Three names will be drawn for 100 gallons and two prizes of 50 gallons each in a sale charged to the Council Oak More. No purchase required. not present to win.
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Les Murphy
Aday
Council Oak
Le Mar
Globe-Pow
Ghobe-Post
Local Dealerships Feature Various Car Brands Listed
The snippet lists multiple car brands and salespeople across several towns. Leon Wolfe of Le Mars offers Chevrolet vehicles, Lester Seely in Akron sells Chevrolet, Kalas in Merrill offers Mercury, Floyd Wilcox in Akron handles Ford, Wayne Webber in Westfield lists Ford, Ford Kuck and Herbert Frerichs in Akron are linked to Ford, and George Sitzman in Le Mars to Pontiac.
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Leon Wolfe
Le Mars
Chevrolet
Lester Seely
Akron
Oofo Kalas
Merrill
Mercury
Floyd Wilcox
Ford
Wayne Weber
Westfield
Ford Kuck
Herbert Frerichs
George Sitzman
Le ‘Mars
Pontiac
Aalfs Family Lawsuit Ends With No Damages Found
Iowa Supreme Court on Tuesday ruled there were no damages or special injury to Wilbert Aalfs of Sioux City from his father's lawsuit over control of the Aalfs Baker Manufacturing Co. The Woodbury County district court had previously rejected the son's claim for half a million dollars, and the high court affirmed.
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Iowa supreme court
Nutert Wilbert
Aulfs-Baker Manufacturing Co
supreme court
Wilbert
Woodbury county ’ district ‘court
supreme coun
Guest Speaker Dr A D Bensusan to Visit Sioux City Camera Club
Guest of the Sioux City Camera Club, Dr A D Bensusan of Johannes burg South Africa will speak at 8 30 p m October 5 at the Sioux City Art Cen ter. Born in 1900s he gained early interest in photography and has 350 or more acceptances in recognized salons worldwide. An author editor and publisher he wrote Simplified Photography The Exhibition Print and founded South African Photogems. Admission for couples is 1 50 singles 1 00 and students 0 50 with school group.
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A. D. Bensusan
Johannesburg
South Africa
Sioux City
Camera Club
Le Man friends
Bensusan
Three year old Ruhland laid to rest after truck crash
Johnnie Ruhland aged three, son of Mr and Mrs Frandy Ruhland, was buried October 22 at St Josephs cemetery Lincoln township. Funeral arranged by Waltgen Lucht and Rev Father Hoffman led the TeDeum mass at 9 a m. He died from a country road truck accident south of Le Mars. Survived by his parents sister Renee and grandparents John Ruhland William Tentinger.
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Johnnie Ruhland
Frandy Ruhland
St. Joseph’s cemetery
Lincoln township
Waltgen-Luchthe
Father Hoffman
Johnnie
Le Mar
Globe Post
Ronald
Larry Rubland
Gerald
Cletus Sivuman
Gary Heuertz
Mickeys Tentiner
Patt Droessler
Danny Joe
Bobby Ruhland
Kamp buys Lynch estate building in Le Mars
Nick Kamp was high bidder for the Lynch estate business building at 22 Central Ave in Le Mars. The sale, in the courthouse, drew active bidding for two hours and netted 22 19. Kamp plans unclear. The flat is leased to George Foxen, with further second floor apartments and a full basement. Elmer Atwood and family will travel to Ames to resell tides at Iowa State College.
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NICK KAMP
LYNCH
Lynch estate
Central Ave
Le Mars
George Foxen
court house
E. F. “Murray
Florence Lynch
Foxen
Under Doctors Care at Sacred Heart Hospital
Mrs. F. Schmidt of Ireton and a patient in Sacred Heart Hospital after fracturing her right leg. Birth notices: a boy to Albert E. Binnebeese family in Hinton on Sept. 23. a boy to Jack Dorr in LeMurs. a boy to Donald Schmidt ten in Marcus. a girl to Gilbert Wallenburg in Aeton on Sept. 23. Admitted patients Mary Holtgreve of Remsen and Joseph O Gaul of Alton.
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F. Schmidt
Ireton
Sacred Heart hospital
Albert E. Binnebeese
Hinton
Jack Dorr
Le Murs
Donald Schmilten
Marcus
Gilbert Wallenburg
Aeton
Sacred hospital
Mary Holtgreve
Remsen
Joseph “O. Gaul
Alton
Vernon Robinson Requests Divorce
Vernon Robinson of Elk Point South Dakota filed for divorce from Eva Ann Robinson. He says he served in the United States Army from September 6 1952 to September 9 1954 and now resides in Elk Point. They married July 20 1952 at Westfield Iowa and lived together until September 9 1954. He alleges cruel and inhumane treatment endangering his health and asks for a decree of divorce and to be denied use of the defendant's married name.
Reverend A Quirin Quirin dies at 79 in Oregon
The obituary notes Rev A J Quinn of Salem Oregon died Monday aged 79. The casket is shipping to Sioux City for funeral Friday Sept 24 at 1 30 PM at St James Methodist church. He served congregations in Milford Sutherland Marcus and was executive secretary for Methodist hospital and Morningside College in Sioux City. He had two sisters Flora Busschkilz Sharon MA and Helen Mary Shaw Louisville KY and a brother Arthur Dallas OR.
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on. ov. partz
A. J. Quinn
Salem
Oregon
Sioux City
St. James Methodist church
Quirin
Milford
Sutherland
Marcus
Methodist hospital
Morningside college
Bartz hay
Flora Busschkilz
Sharon
Mass
Helen Mary Shaw
Louisvile
Kentucky
Arthur
Dallas
Weather Sparks Packing Plant Strikes Across Northwest
Weather is favorable for travel and the packing house strikes spread across the Northwest. Unions press for more pay for less work, striking in Sioux City and Chicago negotiations, while farmers face higher meat prices and reduced supplies. Plant foremen walks out, plants shut, workers laid off, and management cites fear of criticism and public relations pressure. Democratic Women’s Club and Presbyterian delegates meet in Sioux City with local political and church figures discussing roles.
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Northwest
Le Mars food
Sioux Cis
Chicago
une sons
Sioux City
national labor relations board
Death of Henry N Schnee at age 30 in Alton Minnesota
Henry N Schnee of Alton Minnesota died at home on September 20 after a long illness at age 30 years 3 months 5 days. He married Rhene Bosses on November 25 1930. Funeral was September 23 at St Marys Catholic church Align with Rev Zeno Reising. Burial followed at St Marys Cemetery Fisch Funeral Home directed. Survivors include wife Irene two sons William and Francis his mother Anna Schnee a brother Albert eight sisters and several in laws and relatives. Preceded in death by a son and his father.
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Kenry MN. Scone
Alton
Mr. Schnee
Rhene
oat Gratville
St. Mary's
St. Marys cemetery
Fisch
Tony Waderhour
Cornel
Rita
Emma
Alwa
UAdela
John Kembers
Orange City
Florence
Oscar Klein
Westsfield
New Jersey
Plymouth County Supervisors Respond to Auditor Criticism
Plymouth county Board of Supervisors issued a formal statement defending their handling of flood era road and bridge projects. They argued high bids and emergency needs prevented higher costs, cited the Seney bridge savings, and noted no quarrel with the state auditor while denying overn overruns were avoidable.
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board of supervisors
Plymouth county
Plolmouth county
state highway commission
Wis
Seney
accoun
Seney bridge
Merrill
pencom
aa chine
state auditors office
state auditor’s office
H. G. Beam
Plymouth county, board of
Cooking School Delights Le Mars Audience After Charity Event
Over 500 women attended the Fhilco cooking school sponsored by A and B Appliances Monday afternoon at the Armor. A fashion show from several shops preceded the cooking lecture by Mary Scot and demonstrated dishes to attendees. Sunbeam irons and various gifts were awarded to Le Mars residents, with corsages for the oldest and newest bride.
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Fhilco
A & B Appliances
the Armor
Globe-Post
Mary Scot
Kecher Dress Shop
Claris Owen
Ev & Maries
Ender-Sampyon
Tots
John Alderson
David Wolbrink
Maria Bech
Le Mars
D. S. Wormley
Le Man
Frank Fiedler
Ovens
Jenny Groves
w. H. Wassman
Anna Weiland
Lillian Bogd
Edwin Fick
Leslie Mann
George E. Siekens
Akron
Wm. G. Alexch
Akeron
Anna Reuter
R. Le Mars
Matt Walker to Lose Eye After Hospital Burns
Matt Walker, burned by electric current while working on a boiler at Sacred Heart Hospital in Le Mars, was moved to St. Joseph's Hospital in Sioux City. He will lose his left eye after surgery and earlier hopes of saving it faded as he could only perceive light. Francis Nemmer, his employer, said he is progressing well in all other aspects.
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Le Mar
Jowa
U. of A
Matt Walker
Ask
Sacred Heart Hospital
Le Mars
St. Joseph's hospital
Sioux City
Francis Nemmer
Matt
Official Opening Day Of Radio KLIM Today
Official opening day for the Le Mars radio station KLIM was Thursday September 23 with testing begun earlier in the week. The public could tour the new facility and enjoy coffee and doughnuts hosted by staff including manager and announcer Don Laux engineer Bob Coddington and Bob McCune.
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Le Mars
KLIM
highway 33
Bob McCune
Bob Coddington
Don Laux
daly
Globe Post
New Pastor At Ireton Church
Ireton church welcomes its new pastor Rev. John Hols of Gram Reps Michigan who assumed duties September 1. Rev Peter Honderd of Le Mars assisted in the installation, correcting an earlier miscredit to Le Mars.
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Globe
Christian Reformed church
Ireton
Le Man
John. Hols
Gram
Reps
Mich
Peter Honderd
Christian Reformed church of
Le Mar
Paul Honderd
installa
Miss Bainbridge Wins RYP Talent Search Title
An excited group gathered for the pres Talk Meet and Talent Fund on Tuesday evening. Beverly Bainbridge was chosen as the winner of the RYP Talent Find, with Lorene placed second. both farm residents near Le Mars and Kingsley respectively. The event featured talks on religion and belonging to the RYP, and the winners will advance to the district meet in Storm Lake on October 29 to speak on new topics. Talent Find winners included Les Mortensen, Dorothy Gerrietts, and Carolyn Utech, with a short play Little Nell presented and slated for Storm Lake.
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Marie John
W. H. Parker
Le Mars
Rev. James
Akron
Beverly
Bainbridge 9
ALY. P
Serene
Storm Lake
Les Mortensen
Dorothy Gerrietts
Carolyn Utech
Little Nell
Fire Destroys Reisch House in Rock Rapids Area
Friends and relatives in Le Mars report a Sunday morning fire that leveled the home of Mr. and Mrs. Reisch a mile from Rock Rapids. The family was away, insulation saved the frame, and the interior and contents were destroyed. The Reischs, including Marlys, had moved from Le Mars about two years ago.
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Le Mars
Foo. Reisch
Rock Rapids
becaus
Reisch
Marlys
Westmar Eagles Fall 13-0 Opener At Buena Vista
Westmar Eagles opened the season with a 13 to 0 defeat at Buena Vista College of Storm Lake. The Beavers led 8 to 7 in the first draw, benefited from a costly Westmar penalty that sparked BV’s first TD, and outgained Westmar 64 rushing yards to starved Eagle offense. Bud Amundson, Bob Braunschweig, Jerry Parrouw and Larry Dunphy anchored a strong defensive effort as Westmar prepares to host Concordia Teachers College next Friday following last year’s loss 34 to 0 at Concordia.
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Westmar Eagles
Buena Vista College of
Storm Lake
Westmar
Eagley
Buena Vista
Eagles
Beavers
Westmar ECL
Bud Amundson
Bob Braunschweig
Jerry Parrouw
Larry Dunphy
Golden Eagle
Concordia Teachers College of
Ram Truck Offers High Quality Rams To Plymouth Farmers
Plymouth county farmers may select purebred rams this fall via a traveling ram truck containing Hampshire Shropshire Suffolk and Corriedale breeds. The effort, organized by county extension director Abhe M Pierson and sponsored by Iowa State Sheep Association and county wool growers, aims to improve lambs and wool without long searches. The truck will tour stops including a sheep field day in Sioux City on September 30.
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Plymouth county
Eugene N. Fra
state college
Dewey Jontz
Sioux City
lowa
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Tom Steele
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