LHS Homecoming Schedule Promises Parade and Dance
LHS marks homecoming this Friday with a 1 30 p m crowning of Queen Kay Wensel and Duke Chuck Pfaffle. A 3 00 p m parade through the business district precedes the LeMar Hawarden game at Westmar field, with a 10 00 p m dance in the auditorium.
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Central high school
LHS
duke
Kay Wensel
William Wensel
Chuck Pfaffle
H. T. Pfaffle
Marge Down
C. W. Down
Mary Ann Radtoff
Herbert Radtoff
Kathleen Farmer
Kenneth Farmer
Marian Parker
Hale Parker
Byron Jeys
E.D. Jeys
Gary Ohm
Howard M. Ohm
Dennis Elliott
D. W. Esti
David Schultz
Carl Schultz
Hawarden
Le Ma‘s-Hawarden
Westmar
Kay
Cornais Ludwig property in Remsen sold at auction
The Cornais Ludwig property in Remsen was sold at public auction last week to Mr and Mrs Donald Nitzschke for 6700 dollars. The Nitzschkes will occupy the house.
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Cornais Ludwig
Remsen
Donald Nitzschke
Nitzschke
Central High Band Parents Club Meeting Notice
Central High School invites parents of current and prospective band students to a meeting in the lunch room on Wednesday October 2 at 7 30 p m. Both grade and high school students taking lessons or band work may attend with parents. All parents are urged to attend and support.
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Central high school
Central High schoool
Central school
Do We Have Obstetricians Do We Have Obstetricians
Obstetric care in history faced barriers from social notions of suffering and sanctified punishment for conception. Medieval practice relied on untrained midwives as mothers endured high mortality, until royal support for male physicians and midwifery began shifting toward specialized care, easing access for families.
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Louis XIV
Boucher
Stephens And Bryant On TV
Plymouth Sioux Buena Vista and Crawford County Farm Bureau groups present a half hour TV program on Channel 4 October 2 at 6 30 p m. Moderator Lyle Stephens of Le Mars will lead discussion with El don Bryant of Akron representing Plymouth County The program covers why farmers join Farm Bureau who runs it what it stands for and related topics All Farm Bureau members are urged to watch.
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Plymouth
Sioux
Buena Vista
Crawford County
Farm Bureau
Lyle Stephens
Le Mars
Eldon Bryant
Akron
Plymouth County
Grand Opening Of Neisius Conoco Station
The Globe-Post reports the formal opening of the rebuilt Neisius Conoco station on Highway 75 this Saturday September 28. Prizes include bacon packages balloons for kids and gift cards with free gasoline discounts. The new site features a three island layout with modern equipment and fast service across from Bud's and near the Super Valu.
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Neisius Station
Lawrence Neisius
Conoco
highway 75
Globe-Post
Bud
bull
Hinton School Elects Class Officers for 1937 58
Hinton High School announces new student council and class officers for the 1937 58 academic year. Officers include President Amita Schwarz and V President Keith Heideman across senior and junior classes, with secretaries and treasurers named for each group. Members of the Student Council are listed among others.
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Hinton
Hinton High School
eit
Heideman
Kenny Sunck
Curis Berge
Shyril Kounkel
Amita Schwarz
Keith Heideman
Karen Schneider
Bob Trometer
Mery Kay Free
Yvonne Beck
Dennis Blankenburg
Wayne Bates
Roger Gaswint
Linda Van Evera
Peggy Vondrak
Bernice Schwarz
Linda Schneider
Kenny Bates
Don Rath
Nyla Lang
Popes Vondrak
Patricia Hombs for Absolute Divorces from Donald Hombs
Patricia L Hombs petitions for absolute divorce from Donald E Hombs in district court, alleging cruel and inhuman treatment endangering health and life. They married June 22 1957 at Westfold and have since separated. Plaintiff cites defendant's habitual drunkenness and frequent intoxication as grounds for dissolution.
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Patricia L. Hombs
district court
Donald E. Hombs
Westfold
Sioux City
Taxes Due by Sept 30 Warned by County Treasurer
County treasurer Bob Kelly announced the deadline for paying the last half of county taxes is Monday September 30. Taxes not paid by that date will become delinquent.
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Bob Kelly
Mechanics Of Community Fund Drive Set Up
A meeting at Central High School shaped plans for the 1987 Community Chest Drive on October 22. The Business & Professional Women's Club handles the business section while a card system prevents duplications and misses in giving. Local papers donate a full page to publicize the worthy cause. Officers include Willis Roszhoom President and Ala Werth Secretary Treasurer. Members and agencies named: Red Cross Polio Boy Scouts Gun Safety Cancer Stier Kenny Salvation Army YMCA and more. Circulars will answer questions and explain the Community Chest and its purpose.
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Central high school
Le Mars
Business & Professional Women’s Club
Willis Roszhoom
Ala Werth
S cy Treas
C. Hart
Ken Vance
R. Dempsier
George Wolbers
Charles Down
R. Posthuma
Gordon Teninger
Dick Pew
Mayme Gr
Engagement of Baron Jean to Alfert OL Dude wigs of LeMay Bursa
Mrs William Fodares announces the engagement of her daughter Baron Jean to Alfert OL Dude wigs of LeMay Bursa. He is a Central graduate employed at Sears Rogbuck and Co as department manager in Soux Cite. Also noted are local moves and a November wedding planned.
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William Fodares
Baron Jean
Alfert OL Dudewigs
LeMay Bursa
Central
Sears Rogbuck and Co
Soux
Ludwigs
Metz Bakery
Siena Cry
Nashville
Tennessee
Federated Women Meet In Le Mars For District Gathering
The eighth district Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs holds its annual meeting October 4 1957 at Central High School auditorium Le Mars. Theme is Character Development Through Knowledge. Hostess clubs include Akron Hinton Le Mars Morrill Remsen and Westfield. Speakers are Mrs Clark Mechem Iowa state president and Mrs Claus Schlicht district director. Local hostesses are Mrs Frank Scholar and Mrs Russell Green of Le Mars. Session runs 8 am to about 3 pm with a noon luncheon in several Le Mars churches. Reservations via Mrs...
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Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs
Central high school
Le Mars
Akron
Hinton
Morrill
Remsen
Westfield
Clark Mechem
Thompson
Iowa
Claus Schlicht
Sanborn
Towa
Frank Scholar
Russell Green
Le Marts
President's Tea Planned For Freshmen At Westra College
Westra College hosts a Sunday afternoon tea for freshmen and all students inviting Big Sisters and Brothers. Assisting will be Professor Larry Day, Freshman Class Advisor Virginia Frank YWCA president, and Meshall Martin YMCA president. Tea runs 2:00 to 5:00.
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Ho halas
Westra College
Larry Day
Viriginia Frank
YWCA
Meshall Martin
YMICA
Senator McClellan Defends Labor Corruption Probe
Senator John L. McClellan of Arkansas, chairman of the Labor on Management Field committee, responds to critics who label the probe a McClellanism. He says opponents would resort to any tactics to discredit the committee and undermine its duty and effectiveness.
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John L. McClellan
Arkansas
sect
Le Mars Surges Ahead in National Consumer Spending
Special to the Globe Post notes Le Mars contributes strongly to U.S. consumer spending, with per capita purchases totaling 11,244,000 and 0.39 percent of the national population consuming 2.65 percent of goods and services. The piece references GNP components and forecasts economy reaching 500 billion. It cites economist views, including President Eisenhower’s, on long term growth and new markets driven by rising demand for goods and services.
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NEW YORK
Le Mars
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prayet
GNP
Dep. of Commerce
S. Le 7H
Shriner Hospital plan begins spring construction in St Louis
Dr W G Stamp Assistant Surgeon in St Louis Clinic announces hospital construction for crippled children will start in spring with money on hand and no drive for funds A resignation of Dr DL Creaga Chief Surgeon is noted Warren G Stamp and Marshall Bo Conrad named assistant Chief Surgeons Stamp to teach Orthopedic Surgery at Washington University this year He is son of Mr and Mrs Frank Stamp of LeMars.
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W. G. Stamp
St.Louis
Shriners Hospital
Warren G Stanp
Marshall Bo Conrad
Dr. Stamp
Washington University
Stimp
Frank Stamp
LeMars
Law and Order debated in LeMars by Tony Sartos
Tony Sartos, the Tiger of South Pasadena, attacks the papers Law & Order stance in LeMars as hypocritical and punitive toward motorists. The piece defends public rights, warns against false guilty pleas, and critiques federal anti desegregation actions.
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Tony Sartos
South Pasadena
Olla Padrida
Law & Order
Le Mars
Tony
guilly
Napoleon
Paris
Little Rock
Arkansas
Full Slate To Oppose City Dads
Le Mars faces a city election on the last Tuesday in November with a full slate opposing the present administration. Mayor Kenneth Vance would lead the ticket with Rudy Adler and Bud Ross as at large aldermen and Schubert Parkinson, Irving Mann, and Al Engbers as ward aldermen. Mann notes Ross may yet accept. Engbers already serves. Posts dispute rumors over a parking tax, which incumbents deny as an issue.
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feay
Le Mars
Rudy Adler
Al Engpers
Kenneth Vance
Rudy Ad‘ler
Bud Ross
Schubert Parkinson
Irving Mann
Al Engbers
Mann
Ross
El Struthers
Rockwell City
Kistle
Irving
Red) Mann
Westmar College to Vaccinate Students and Faculty
The Health Department of Westmar College plans to inoculate the student body and faculty to combat an Asiatic flu epidemic. Local physicians and medical staff prepare to administer flu shots to both students and staff.
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Westmar College
Judy Figg Hurt In Fall From Horse
Judy Figg daughter of Mrs Robert Figg Jr. was thrown from a horse while riding on a road west of the football field last week. A bone was broken and her ankle placed in a cast while another bone was broken in the elbow. She returned to school on Tuesday.
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Judy Figg
Robert Figg
Pais uuid
Judy
Whites face rights clash over race and foreign trials
The piece parrots heated claims about white rights, anti mixing rhetoric, and national policy. It cites concerns over courts in foreign countries limiting American rights and questions the treatment of an American G1 in Japan. It critiques Eisenhower era politics and the influence of northern and southern voters on civil rights issues.
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H. R. Gross
Waterton
Keenig Post
New York times
Washington
Eisenhow
Eisenhower
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