Le Mars Globe-Post from Le Mars, Iowa • Page 1

LEMARS GLOBE-POST II Established 1882 Official Plymouth County Newspaper Published Mondays and Thursdays ThunKlay, November ker (i day afternoy, anH 76 93 New Building For School The Board of Education of the Le Mars Community Schools left today to attend the convention of the Iowa Association of School Boards at the Veterans' Memorial Auditorium in Des Moines. Those attending from the Board were Norman Barker. President; Clarence Hagen, Vice-president; and Gordon Brodie, Ethel Mauer Sylvia Schneider, Directors. Su- Principal Kissinger accompanied perintendent, Archambault and the Board. During the two-day session, the Board will hear addresses concerning the responsibilities of board membership.

The principal address, "3 Dimensional Confidence," will be given Friday evening by Dr. Kenneth McFarland, the Educational Consultant for General Motors. In addition to attending meetings and hearing the addresses, the Board will view educational materials exhibited in the auditorium. The Board is currently engaged in the process of selecting an architect, and during the past week they have, in a series of meetings held at the high school, interviewed eight architectural firms. "The Board of Education feels that there will need to be a school building program carried out rather soon in order" to take care of the classroom needs of the district," stated Superintendent Archambault.

In the orocess of selecting an architect, detailed questionnaires have been sent to superintendents, board members, and contractors relevant to school buildings constructed elsewhere. "This will give the Board opportunities to find out what they like and do not like about various buildings as well as giving them, more information about the architects Before one is employed," said Superintendent Archambauit. While the Board is on the trip to Des Moines, they will visit three different school buildings in order to get further information concefritng 'and school house construction in The Board also 'plans to visit other school buildings in the near future; and after selecting an architect, they will appoint a citizens committee to help them determine what school facilities should be constructed. H. Schilmoeller Funeral services for Herman Schilmoeller, 95, prominent retired farmer of Granville, who died at his home Wednesday after a long illness, will be at 10 a.m.

Friday at St. Joseph Catholic Church, Granville. Reverend Nicholas Beck ker will officiate and burial will be in the parish cemetery. Rosary will be recited by the Knights of Columbus at 8 p.m. TThurs- day at the St.

Joseph parish hall. Mr. Schilmoeller was born October 1, 1864, at New Vienna, la. He married Miss Elizabeth Meis at New Vienna in 1899 and they came to the Granville vicinity. Mrs.

Schilmoeller died in 1916. Mr. Schilmoeller had resided on years having shared the home in recent years with his daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Bunt, and another daughter, Miss Josephine Schilmoeller.

He belonged to the Knights of Columbus. Survivors include five sons, Julius, Albin and Alphonse, all of Granville; Milton of Remsen, and Raymond of Algona, six daughters, Mrs. Bunt and Miss Schilmoeller; Mrs. Ray Alesch and Mrs. Joe Augustine, both of Remsen; Mrs.

Elizabeth Degan of Algona, and Mrs. Leo Recker of Dyersvillc, a brother, Rev. J. H. Schilmoeller of Worthington, 68 grandchildren, and 52 great-grandchildren.

Mr. Mrs. Terrill Groetken Their Wedding Party Mr. and Mrs. Terrill Vincent) Shown are Miss Karen Groep groom, Terrill Groetken, son of Groetken, who are residing in i per, Mrs.

Edward Bird, Miss Cor- fvir. and Mrs. Leo Groetken of Sioux City are shown in a photo by Naef Studio, Le Mars, following their recent marriage at St. Mary's Church, Remsen. rene Cropper, the bride, the former, Miss Patricia Ann Groepper Le Mars; Richard Groetken, Bernard lingers and Mark Tcntin- daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Ernest gCr. Groepper of Remsen; the bride- Archie Buys Penne House Archie Jackson of Le Mars bought the Adeline and Donald Penne house located 335 3rd Ave. N. W.

which was sold at Public Auction on Price was $4,000. Auctioneers were Richards and Police Court The following men aspeared in mayor's court Mondav: Robert Youngstron, Arnold Lilly, Gary Wauhob and Sam Lovell, all of Sioux City, were each fined $14 on a charge of carrying assembled gun in vehicle; Ray Weidert, Sioux City, $19, carrying loaded and assembled gun in vehicle City case, Phyllis Rush, Merrill, was fined $15 on a charge of no operator's --T-- Fined in a city case in mayor's court, Joe Gaffey, Le Mars, $14 Carrying an assembled gun in the car. Let's Get Married! Marriage licenses were issued to Ruben H. Turner, Akron and Ruth Elizabeth Kehrberg, to John Rodeen, Le Mars and Arlene Esther Peters, Mon- zanola, Colorado at the clerk's office this week. 1i The auction sale of John D.

Klemmenscn, which was scheduled for November 16, was postponed on account of the snow storm and bad roads. As this was advertised in the Globe-Post under the "insured advertising plan the advertisement is being run again today, free of charge. If your sale has to be postponed due to the weather, the Globe -Post will re-advertise it. The Klemmen- scn sale will be held Tuesday. November 24 i Richards and Ruden as auctioneers.

Mrs. E. H. Carey had as her guests on Wednesday afternoon members of the Merry Go Round Club for an afternoon of visiting. Tea was served following the social hour.

li The town of Vermillion, S. Dak. has decisively rejected a proposal to establish a municipal parking tax racket. The town council contracted with a parking tax meter company to tie up the town but under South Dakota law local citizens who objected to the parking tax were able to demand a referendum vote and the voters themselves threw the parking meter contract out the window. A Vermillion resident informs the Globe-Post that members of the city adminstration are lucky because the residents of Vermillion were able to rectify their mistake before it was too late.

Mrs. Alwm Becker was luncheon host on Tuesday to bers of the Nine Club. Contract was played after luncheon. Mrs. D.

L. Ladenberger had Luncheon Club. A one o'clock Contract was played. Sigma Tau Delta, honorary English Fraternity at Westmar college, held its annual initiation ceremony Monday evening, November 16 at the home of Miss Alice Kruse. Eight new members were formally initiated into the organization on Monday.

They include seniors: Judy Adrian, Westgatc, Iowa; Dona Banek, McLaughlin, South Dakota; Pauline Figg, Le Mars; Sharen Kay Smith, Cozad, Nebraska. Juniors: Lowell Findley, Lovilia, Iowa; Sophomores: Bcv Gipple, Columbus Junction, Iowa; Darlene Neith, Waterloo, Iowa; and Royal Mattingly, a Island, Nebraska. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Vance were hosts at a bouffet supper at their home on Monday evening having as their guests the wives of the Northwestern Bell Telephone Company, Mr.

and Mrs. Vance showed pictures of their summer trip to Canada which included Queen Elizabeth's visit to Canada and scenic places along the North Shore Drive. Merchants Please Read Carefully Several Lc Mars business establishments have indicated they would like to close on Saturday, December ,26. The chamber of commerce has been asked to conduct a survey of all i so that each may express this opinion. The chamber on commerce has sent out to merchants on which to express their opinion The merchants are asked to mark their preference and mail back to the chamber office.

Only signed cards will be 'counted and the chamber of commerce will notify merchants of the res'ult, W. Rogers, manager, said. Engaged Ruedys Will Celebrate Anniversary (Merrill Record) Mr. and Mrs. Allan Ruedy of Merrill will celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary Sunday, November 22 at their home when they will celebrate at an Open House to their relatives am friends from 2 to 5 and from to 9.

No invitations have been issued. They were married November 24, 1934. Mrs. Ruedy is a teacher in the Hinton Public Schools Mr. and Mrs.

Carl Ahrcndt of rural Le Mars announce the engagement of their daughter, Shirley to Norman Lang, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Lang, Le Mars No wedding date has been set. Card Of Thanks I wish to express my sincere thanks to all my relatives, friends and neighbors for their cards, visits, gifts and flowers sent to me while I was a patient at the Sacred Heart hospital. I wish also to thank my doctors, the Reverend Fathers and all the nurses and sisters at the hospital for ail their courtesies and acts of kindness.

I am truly grateful and these will always be fondly remembered. Miss Carol Jean Rudcn, Remsen, Iowa. New Cars Victor Renken, Le Mars, Ford; Oscar Schulz, Le Mars, Ford; Em mett Murphy, Kingsley, Ford; Har ley Hall, Le Mars, Ford. Marcel Matgen, Remsen, Chev rolet; Edwin Danner, Le Mars Olds; Meis Seed and Feed, Le Mars, Ford. John Mandelkow "found Dead her of tbu Mcndell "delkow.

82. who re- the at 12 3rd A rc was found dead at "time about 10 a.m. today. Co oner S. H.

Luken said death was due to a heart attack. Mr. Mandelkow had visited a doctor yesterday and was planning to go to California to spend the winter. When neighbors noticed he had not been around they called Lawrence Wilde who is a nephew and he discovered Mr. Mandelkow's body.

He was born March 25. 1877 in Le Mars and had been a lifetime resident of Plymouth county. His parents were Wilhelmina Detloff and i i a Mandelkow. He was preceded in death by his i Funeral services are tentatively set for Saturday afternoon at the Luken Funeral home. Luken's are in charge of arrangements.

He is survived by a sister. i Minnie Kruse of Le Mars; two grandchildren, Dale A of Hawthorne, California, and Mrs. Arnold Zenk of Greeley, Colorado; also two great grandchildren. On Committee Five i i i mem I hers of the Iowa Farm Bureau i women were elected at the an- final i in Des Moines Tues day. They include i son of Le Mars, i i i 3 above, and Mrs.

Louis A son of Lawlon. i i i 4 llodg- shown Peter- Le Mars Hits L. A. Papers Don i of Los a sent a i i the Los Angel- I es i i shows a 1 a i is pane news Los Angeles The i page i in the es mentions the 24 a i which i town "enjoyed" last 11101 nmg. The i does not sav a the a i was Los Angeles i I but it may be picsumed a it I I was its noi mal snioggy a i ncss.

i 24 record i oiled up in I a made i the coldest spot Iowa and next to Phillips -South a a the coldest in the a i i i logged a 25. The a a denied a i i a the a UNDER DOCTOR'S CARE N'ov- I --r? Born in Sioux City c'inbf'r Hi, lO.Vt. Hospital, to Mr and Kill enning'. Stc.y., a son. a a i a i arc Mr.

and i Pay Mir-. i at Sacred Birth at Sacred a i Born to Mr and Rur.ch. Le Nov. Ifi. Born to Mr and mons.

a i Mrs Lee a Si- To Be Married Mr. and Mrs. () L. Dobson of Le a i announce the engagement and approaching a i a of i daughter, Vonice. to Douglas McDougall, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Chester McDougull of i a Lc Mars. The wedding i take place on Thanksgiving Day at the Re-organized a Day Saints for the first nine weeks period at Dcnison, Iowa. The couple will Honor Roll i High School) The following Hinton, High students have attained the honor roll with all grades of or above, Seniors: Kent Anderson, Karen Attrill. Juniors: Teresa ald Burkett, Dan Spies, Leland Wiener.

Sophomores: Bethene Fischer, Sonja Hall (all Diana Roddewig. Freshmen: Carole Anderson, Judith Bock, Leland De Raad, Diane Heimgartner, Darlcne Schwarz. make their home in i fl One of the Globe-Post's large force of effecient newspaper car- receive as a special gift, a chrome plated -his or her bike, as a riers will Christmas In Court Le Mars Savings. Bank is pi tiff in a suit vs Wm. H.

i for a promissory in the amount of $1385.53 said to be due and owing. Raio Corporation of America is a i i in a suit vs Radio KLEM in the amount of said to be due on recorded pro- a i and merchandise. The programs cost $80 a month. (Catherine Williams a i Special) Funeral services were held at St. Joseph Granville, on Tuesday morning, November 17, at 10 a.m.

for Katherine Williams, 73, who passed away Saturday morning in a Sioux City hospital, a a brief illness. Reverend N. J. Becker i i a ted at the i mass. Burial was in the parish cemetery.

She was born in Luxembourg later coming to this country and a housekeeper for Reverend Lawrence i for some 30 years. Pallbearers were George Borman, James Jacobs, A. J. i Emmett Hodapp, Arnold Muehl, Theo Klein. She was survived by a sister residing in Luxembourg.

Reverend i was unable to a the a as he is a patient in the Sibley hospital following a heart a a a week ago. reward for good service. Paper boys girls who do not have bikes are also eligible for one of these chrome plated carriers which ly cold a lerorded here was Bom to Mr Le Mars 10. Born to Mr and a dau i and due to a deposit at radio Campbell. a i i la a i i Kehrberg- Turner of peti i i ice ov 14.

Morn to Mr and Mrs. a ir Wess, a son. i i Transferred: Mis-, i a Boi 1 I scheller, a i to St. i Men i Mercy hospital. Sioux i and Reuben 1 i of Akron an- Mr.

and Mrs. R. nounce a i i a a took 'f i Sioux. Iowa, a of place at home of the bi ido 'aylon i of i near i 'I uesdav afternoon, hospitalized in Sioux Oy Novembei 17th. Sunday i a car a'-t i Mrs.

i i i a Sergeant i i a i a is cUuighlei of A 1 75 Tii ey were badly brur.vd rew i a and the late Mrs. ar Mrs. Christens-in a i i a of a i a a left arm, possible hip inglon. Mr. Turner is the son of Mrs.

i i a Tinner and the late i i a Turner of Movdl, Iowa The bride, a former teacher in Accident A two-car accident took place at 9 a.m. Tuesday on snowpacked intersection of 3rd Avenue and 6th Street Southeast when a west-' bound 1958 Pontiac driven by Mis. L. C. O'TooIc was collision with a 1956 Ford driven by Kenneth Kommcs.

According to the police hec in the presence of the im- i i and severe cuts on the I forehead. I Micheal Jerome, 11' old, son of Mr. and i Ici'i'm; the Sioux i Public Schools. a received 2nd degree bum-, tended the i i of i 0 1 1 "is neck, chest and a i on sola and the i i of California. The groom is a graduate of i High School and attended the State Teachers College at Wayne, Nebraska.

The ceremony was report there was $350 damage to the Kommcs car and $150 damage to the O'Toole car. Stoos Brothers towed the Kommcs car to their II Glen Dimmick, Jiawarden body shop. trucker escaped serious injury when his i a i truck was struck by a Milwaukee a i a they may wish to keep i they passenger a i at a a a do get bikes, and the carriers crossing Monday. He i may then be attached to the new se to the floor of the cab Wednesday, when he pulled on the cord of an electric fry a upsetting a pot roast i was i He was taken to Sacred being prepared for i over Heart hospital where his dtessed. A daughter was born Monday.

November 16 to Mr and i a a i i i i the Harry Kienzle of Omaha 'Ihe ht- bride's a and the groom's mol has been named i Either and the children of con- Mrs. Kienzle is the pic: Robert and a Beth Donna Nielsen and the ma.tt.niil berg and and andpareints arc Mr. and an Turner. a southern wed- John Nielsen of a i by the Reverend Mr. Gale Haw- cling i the couple home near i will be at bike.

The carrier is made of strong chrome plated steel and will doll up any bike, old or new. Notice The Catholic Ladies of St. Joseph's Parish, Le Mars i meet at the Church a on Tuesday, November 24 with Mrs. Catherine Krogman as hostess. Members and visitors welcome.

fl The i i a i tax seeing what had happened. He suffered a head cut and bruises. The a i the a i ler behind the cab. Ellen R. Dempster Miss Ellen Rose who resided at the home of her sis- list is being published the Akl a i 4th ron Register An i i a list will be publisished in the Globe- i s( Post for the i a i of its le readers.

Power Failure Won't Hurt Phones L. a a i a the Woi I i i a power a xplosirin i i darkness and i the tele phone lines, a i not happen in I.e a i because away November 17, 105!) at 'he Le a i phone has an A Southc lsl i Mars, pas- Mary-Martha Circle of the Methodist Church met on day evening in the home of Mrs. F. W. Aspedon with Mrs.

i a i Gulasha. Mrs. E. D. A a i bault was the devotional leader.

Mrs. Clarence Van Vclzen had the program. Mrs. Bailus Holland presided for the business ing. Plans were completed for a rummage and bake sale, that will I be held at the R.

E. A. office on December 4th. Coffee was served at the close of the meeting. The Lc Mars As cmbly of Rainbow Girls will meei at 3 0 i on Saturday morning, November 121.

The District Instructor, Mrs. Lindsey of Ida Grove, Iowa i inspect the Chapter. A pot luck luncheon will be served at the Temple Mothers of the Rainbow I Girls and Eastern Stars are in- I vited to attend the luncheon a 1 the initiation. Sandra I.undgrcn. Worthy Advisor will preside for the work.

Mrs. Carol Parkinson is the Mother Advisor, hostess to of the Wednesday Contract Club. A dessert luncheon was served followed by an afternoon of Contract. fl Guests on Sunday in the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Cannon were Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Can- non'of Minneapolis and Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Cannon of Sioux Mr. and Mrs. Ray i i and i a i a and Chuck returned to i home at A a I i i on Sunday a a weeks visit in the home of Mrs. Lippcrts mother, Mrs.

S. Hansen. D. Thorns and i i a i a i a and Ric returned to i home at Mrs. Sidney Simon and Mrs.

D. Thomas and children returned to i home at Eudora, Kansas on Thursday a a weeks visit i Simon's mother, Mrs. S. Hanscn. Mrs.

Frank Paetznick of Top- pcnish, Washington and Mrs. Ray i of Portland, Oregon spent last week visiting their Aunts, Miss Genevicvc i i Mrs. W. A. Reeves and Miss Lucy Phillips.

The Missionary Study Circle of St. John's American Lutheran Church met on Wednesday evening at the Parish House with Mrs. John Brangwin, Miss Lorna Siege, Mrs. Benny Ahrendt and Mrs. Orville Wenr.cr was program chairman.

Mrs. Melvin Gcarkc led the devotions. Mrs. i i a Sicvcrs had the lesson on the book of Mark. She introduced the Bible study a i be used lor I960.

Mrs. Kenneth Utcsch spoke on "Special Needs." Plans were made for certain projects that will be carried out during the Advent season. Mrs. Anna Cattnach has concluded a visit in the homes of her sister Mrs, W. A.

Revcs, Miss Lucy Phillips, and Miss Gcne- vieve Phillips, and has returned Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Perrill Le Mars i leave Friday for Topcka, Kansas where they will pick Mrs. Pel-nil's mother, Mrs L. a i who i come to Le Mars i to spend Thanksgiving Day, and weekend.

Alan i son of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne i of a i who is a sophomore at Ames, i spend Thanksgiving at home. Sacred a i a here She suffered a a i a a at home and was a to the hospital. She was a i resident of Le Mars and i i i Miss the a emergency i a a a pio- duce 15 enough to run i phones a i a i i I i also the a i i i i "I he phones a i a on Rotary Speaker of Phoebe Hodgson and storage John Dempster, was born September 25, 1HK4 in Le Mars.

She was 75 years old Funeral i i held Thur sday, at the Mauei a home at 2 i Rev R. V. i i i i a i i i include bi others and sisters, Will8a Dempster. Nc- ligh. a a i Dempster.

Le Mars; i a Reeves. Le Mars, Mrs Mabel a Mars; Mrs. a a a Le Mars; i a Le a Park, I i i i Marion Klest, a i i I i i She was preceded in death by a sister and i brothers. a i a i a a i powci Should tin 1 go off an a i i a a i i is a a i a sin i ted up and a over the load i i is tested about on' a week. An a i i a power a is also kept in i a to be a to out i i a phone in case of power at those towns Jh i of the Societv of i a i i ol the i held i Dr.

L. C. O'Too'r suffered an i to his right arm a', the 10 sult of a a and i be off for an i length of i harles Yoerger. Le Mars; Albert Wyma, Le Mars; Mrs a les Kohn, Marcus; a i i Le Mar Mrs. Onuo i a i a a Ann Woiler.

gl Mars, Dennis Zeig, Le Mars: a i Masucn. a i i i i a A i a i Dr. Frank Hus- seh, Rem en; a Kingslry. i i at Sacred Heart hospi- a a i Thole, Hospcis. a boy Nov.

12. Mr. and i Joseph a Remsen. a i Nov. 12.

Mr. and Mrs. Magnus Schnepf, Le Mars, a i Nov. 13. Mr and i Robert Becker.

a i a boy Nov. 14. Mr and a i a Le Mars, a 11. Mr and Mrs. a i Wess, i sen, a boy Nov.

14 Mr. and Eugene i Le a girl Nov. 16. Mr. and Mrs Ronald Le a i a girl Nov.

16. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Simons. a i cus.

a girl Nov. 16. Mi. and Mrs. i Fumzcn Le Mars, a girl Nov.

18. Mr. and Mrs. I ILC-SL Le Mars, a boy Nov. IS Mr.

and Mrs. a i Remsen. a boy Nov. IS and Mrs. A I.u.K 1 i i i on Tuesday.

a Sioux Ci! y- a g' 1 Nov. IS Miss Susan Lowe, a cooking school i for i a Gra vure of 201 i Wells Street. Chicago. 6, I i i was in Le Mars yesterday and made arrangements for a Globe Post Cooking School to be held at the Le Mars High school a i auditorium on the evening of Thurs- chel Circle wa-, a i in the home i i B'lyd i i a a i a i Mrs George A who had the devotions. a was given by i a a i W.

A i Fay Mrs. Chi is i and Mrs W. Pat Ker a i Rebecca ircle in the home of Mrs. A Mrs a Keller led the devotions. The program C.D A.

of Le Mars i Potluck dinner and da -V- November 24 at i in the Gehlen a i I and dressing will be Members are asked to i usual dishes and a i i a i tribution. Miss a i a IK will be the guest speaker Miss Betty Lou a day. A i 22 and a was presented by Mrs. Victor Mor- ty member of the MF i a April 23. i i be the an I Ie 8 Music Department, i Dr oldcn Thompson, Dean sent a piano i On November 24, the Le Mars Rotary Club will have their annual Farmers Guest Day.

The special speaker for the occasion is Dr. Glen Holmes, who is an Extension Specialist in Vocational Education, from Iowa State University. His topic will be our 1 "Changing Community," with emphasis on population shifts and how this change effects a corn- weck a Easter. The Central school building is conveniently lo- catcd near the center of Le Mars and was thought to be the ideal of Wcstmar College, governor of evening, November 22 at i 5fi1 a Internation- m. a was speaker at the in recital tins SumLi.v 00 p.

The recital will be Thoren A i i i is location for a public service event a Clllh luncheon on Monday Miss a i second year at Wcst- of this i Miss Lowe will clem- a Shcarton-Martin Hotel in mar, where she is presently teach- discovenes Sioux City. Dr. Thompson is mak- ing piano, voice, a onstratc the latest in Home Economics. Al! women invited to attend. No admission charge and door prizes will be given at each event.

The Lovely Drug Store has i such as Le Mars the put up a new sign. The sign is surrounding area. posted flush to the store front. tant manager of the local store, of music and education. his a a tour of the 40 clubs sic methods, sight and in his district.

i ear training. Miss a i Cd'ne Mr. and Mrs. Merle i to Westmar from the Cleveland former Le Mars residents Institute of Music i she have been living at Green Bay, taught for five years. While (each- Store in Rock Rapids where ing in Cleveland, Miss a i did will be manager.

While living in i some graduate study at Le Mars Mr. Miller was assis-! Reserve University in the fields JEWS PA PER I SlEWSPAPFld.