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Akron Register Tribune

Location

Akron, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1920

Page

4

Union Creek News notes church events and local visits

Special correspondence reports DHaster services at the Lutheran church next Sunday forenoon and a Sunday school program in the evening. The Luther League will present a literary program next Wednesday evening, arranged by Anna Perry and Elsie Ericson, with refreshments served. Ladies Aid set Good Friday for collecting items for the Orphans Home, inviting donations or eggs to be sold, with proceeds given to Mrs. J Hultgren or Mr. Ole Lilkebakken at Akron. Several local visitations and assignments are noted, plus a basket social at West Union Creek schoolhouse on Friday evening April 5, with a short program. attendees should bring a two-person lunch basket for Miss Ethel Kerr, the teacher.

Union Creek Lutheran Church Luther League Anna Perry Elsie Ericson J. Hultgren Ole Lilkebakken Akron John Sellberg Wm. Ericson M. A. Hultgren Inlaw Margaret Gassman Sioux Valley Clifton Waterbury Sioux City Myrtle Peterson Alcester Martin Johnson Lloyd Peck West Union Creek Ethel Kerr

Westfield Notes and Local Obituaries 1920

Mrs Walter Dean and daughter spent days with relatives at Hudson South Dakota. Walter Dean called to Winnebago last week for his mother’s serious illness. Mrs Geo Mills and daughter joined by 8 Hughes visited the Reeds. Mr and Mrs Fred Husted and son with Mr and Mrs Frank Sayles visited the Wards. Julia Cilley visited from U S D B for a weekend at home of Grover Ralins and family now in Leeds. The Reed home hosted a funeral for Mrs Melvin Moffatt. Mrs F P Mills and Mrs Beaulieu visited Elk Point. The Frank Smith family, quarantined for scarlet fever, are released. The community mourns Julia Gosting, born Syracuse New York, later LeMars Iowa photographer. Funeral held at Grace Hill Hawarden with Rev Detmers. Anis community shocked by Mrs Melvin Moffatt’s death.

Westfield Weste-Ups Walter Dean Hudson S. D Reed Winnebago Nebr Geo. Mills Hughes Dave Casaé Julia Cilley U. S. DB Grover Rallins Leeds Melvin Moffatt F. P. Mills Beaulieu Chas. Donnelly Elk Point Wm. Seyler Morningside Frank Smith Hope Smith Harvey Coppock LeMars David Cassel H. Feltis Geo. Johnston Sioux City Westfield Feltis H. Spaulding, Jr Kansas City Omaha Milo Mills Chester S. P. Livy Wallace F. Crouch Gladys Mills Julia Gosting Geo. G. Gosting Mitchell S. di Chas A. Gosting Wynot J. H. Paramore Hawarden Sta Harry and Grace Gosting Milnerville Dona Allard Allard R. R. Barton Fletcher Platcher Joey Elmer Hoffman Oscar Twogood Westfeld Moffatt Milne Jefferson Eugene Jolin Ar Peis Jolin Kennedy Fred Briggs Braddock N. Dak Hornick Henry Buys Soux City Misa Marie Buys Leo Mansfeld Hathaway's Milner’s Pavlik Val Trometer Trometer Noah Hauser Ori] Banks Luelle Florence Hathaway Gertertha Knapp Violet Fry Marie Kruse

Bertha Vanderburgh Moffatt Funeral in Westfield

Bertha Vanderburgh Moffatt died after collapsing at home and succumbing at 8 PM. Born June 21, 1884 in Manlius Illinois, she lived in Glidden Milnerville Geddes and married Melvin Moffatt in 1909. She was active in Bethel and Congregational churches and left a large community tribute with funeral at Congregational church and burial at Adaville cemetery.

Moffatt Bertha Vanderburgh Manlius Glidden Iowa Milnerville Geddes S. D Melvin Moffatt Weatfield Bethel M. B. Church Westfield Congregational Church Detmers Adaville W. H. Vanderburgh Ladies' Aid Bertha Golden Shore

Milnerville Notes Highlight Local Happenings and Tragedy

Special correspondence from Milnerville reports Dona Allard selling fat cattle in Sioux City after traveling there due to no cars in nearby towns. Notable deaths include Mrs. Melvin Moffatt of Westfeld. The community notes births, visits, and a range of local activities from Mrs. Webb Vanderburg’s sadness to Edison Jolins and mail routes.

Gingham Fabrics and Toweling deal advertised prices

An old newspaper notice lists washable Gingham fabrics up to 50 cents, dress pereale up to 45 cents, fancy cotton Crepe for night dresses up to 65 cents, bleached Toweling at 40 cents, ladies aprons valued at 2.50, and Turkish towels large size priced around 1.89. The ad mixes various textiles and household textiles with percentage-like value hints typical of late 19th or early 20th century retail copy.

Announcement from Wm H Morse to Akron residents

Morse thanks Akron and vicinity for liberal patronage. He will winter at Wolsey Dakota, tending his farm and making improvements, and return to Akron next fall to book auction sale business for the coming season.

Akron Wolsey Wm. H. Morse

Executors Notice for Patrick O'Reilly Estate Iowa

The District Court of Plymouth County Iowa appoints Catherine O'Reilly as Executrix of the estate of Patrick O'Reilly also known as P X O'Reilly deceased. Creditors must deliver payment and present claims to the court for allowance with dates listed for appearances in April 1920.

District Court Plymouth County Iowa Patrick O'Reilly P. X. O'Reilly Aald County Catherine O'Reilly

Sorenson Accepts Challenge in Sioux City Match

Nels Sorenson replies to a 166 pound challenger reported by Akron papers. He notes he has challenged the man and written letters. Sorenson is willing to meet the challenger after April 10 once he has recovered from illness.

Sorenson Sioux City Prisune Nels Sorenson Akron Paper Nels Nela

Local wrestlers challenge champion Tom Sorenson

Nels Sorenson and Roy Gillis back a challenge seeking a real match. They claim to be open to wrestlers from 153 to 169 pounds and urge the so-called champion or manager to write back to arrange a bout.

Tom Sorenson Nels Sorenson

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