Mitchells join 50th anniversary in Collins Iowa
The Mitchells attended Glen and Mrs Mitchells 50th wedding anniversary in Collins Iowa on Sunday April 20. The Junior-Senior Prom is set for Saturday April 26. Westfield School was informed by the State Board of Education that as of April 18 they are back on the accredited schools list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Mitchell
Collins
Iowa
Glen Mitchell
Westfield School
State Board of Education
Walter Wilmont
Pearl McDonald
Sioux City
Clare Lilly
Helen Joseph
Wm. Joseph
Jim Niven
Jefferson
Elias Coury
Mary Kathryn
Wichita
Kansas
Nels Beaubien
Bessie Buryanek
Jim Buryanek
Everett Harkness
Fred Husman
United Methodist
Leonard Buryanek
Donald Deidiker
Ponca
Nebr
Donald Buryanek
Vermillion
S. D
Marlin Hansen
West Sioux School
Hawarden
Becky Beech
Bill Hummel
Paul Martin
Jodi Banks
Kathryn Dennison
Zane Berkely
Julie Buryanek
Sandy Ryan
Melinda Dion
Blair Smith
Teresa Schoenewe
Rick Easton
Karen Kroksh
Richard Schat
Lynette Welch
Don Lias
Marcia Harris
John Theeler
Cheri Carlson
Royce McGuire
Doug Vrana
Blane Smith
Jeff Massey
Timm Banks
Mike Wilder
Donna Rider
Joel Easton
Ocheydan
Westfield
Mae Lamoureux
Lamoureux
Congregational Ladies Aid Society
Clara Mackey
Jane Maus
Opal Hummel
Northwestern Association of the United Church of Christ
Milford
Vera Ross
Delores Buryanek
Florence Knapp
Wenke Welch Marriage Blessed at St Peters Church
Mr and Mrs Paul Wenke announce the marriage of daughter Mary to Robert Welch son of Mr and Mrs Ray Welch on Saturday April 19 at St Peters Catholic Church in Kansas City Missouri. The couple will reside in Kansas City. Welchs and relatives attended the wedding including families from Joliet Sioux City Phoenix Omaha Rochester and Joliet. Westfield High School staff students especially the music department are thanked for their cake walk contributions. St Catherine s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Wenke
Fort Collins
Colo
Mary
Robert Welch
Ray Welch
St. Peters Catholic Church
Kansas City
RFD
Mary Wenke
Bob's
James Welch
Joliet
Robert Jordan
Sioux City
Herman Harbeck
Terry
Phoenix
Ariz
Dennis Welch
Ill
Geo. Henke
Chatsworth Chats Special Correspondence
Local notes from Chatsworth and Akron report social visits from Friday to Sunday. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Herman Friedrich, Mr. and Mrs. H. Collmann, and numerous regional families visiting Sioux City, Hawarden, Larchwood, and Hawarden churches. Most farmers displaced by high water have returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Friedrich
Akron
H. Collmann
Ethel Lyle
Gerhard Moller
Henry Collmann
Sioux City
Clara Satthoff
D. Frerichs
Leonard Barr
H. Liston
Emil Erickson
Mary Dowdy
Baptist Church
Hawarden
L. Morgan
Tom Morgan
Larchwood
Town
Herman Weyen
Lloyd Meyer
Leslie Ludwigs
Ireton
Laurence Ludwigs
Henry Ludwigs
Charles Hendricks
Shirley Lowell
Morningside
Grandma _Meins
Taggart
Vermillion
S. D
Wilkenson
Otto Meins
Gary Moller
Cedar Falls
Portland Preston Pillars 4-H Club meets after skating plan
The Portland Preston Pillars 4-H Club opened with president Roger Oetken leading 11 members and 2 visitors. They scheduled a roller skating party for April 26 in Orange City and left from the Bowling alley at 7 30 p.m. Delegates for Jr. 4-H Camp are Robert Koch with Jeff Kots as alternate. County 4-H Council delegates are Bruce Hemming sen, Scott Hemmingsen, and Don Koch with George Talbott as alternate. State Convention delegates are Roger Oetken and Richwald. The annual meeting is set for June 16. Don Koch is the reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland Preston Pillars
Roger Oetken
Orange City
Iowa
Robert Koch
Jeff Kots
County 4-H
Bruce Hemmingsen
Scott Hemmingsen
Don Koch
George Talbott
Richwald
4-H Garden Project Meeting Held Friday Evening
The second 4-H garden project meeting will take place Friday April 25 at 8 00 p m in the Girls 4 H Building at the Fairgrounds. Ardyce Roehr says Mrs Frank Lauters will discuss transplanting and weed control and any garden problems. All 4 H members and parents are urged to attend and enrollment is open that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairgrounds
Ardyce Roehr
Frank Lauters
Monday Coffee League Scores From Week of April 21
WCW L Denver Dollies defeated Chicago Cuties 133 to 106 Akron Angels lost 5 11 to Rub Ruby's 412 High Games were Marie Henke 193 Lois Klemme 185 Elizabeth Hunt 167 High Series led by Lois Klemme 522 Marie Henke 521 Dorothy Hope 454 Fire department thanks volunteers who patrolled dikes during flood watch nights and helped with relief efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WCW
Denver
Chicago Cuties
Akron Angels
Rubb Ruby
Marie Henke
Lois Klemme
Elizabeth Hunt
Dorothy Hope
Wiield
Ruble Ruby
Louise Martin
Cardinals
Jay Birds
Woodpeckers
Myna Birds
Canaries
Joy Dirks
Rita Foley
Maxine Wilcox
Awkward Club
Barwicks Implements
E-Z Do Laundromat
Acco Seeders
Akron Lumber Co
Westfield Elevator
Nelsons Hatchery
Adams Implements
Load King
Hummels Gulf Gas
Milton Anderson
Harvey Taylor
Wendall Klemme
Gary Tucker
Bills Place
Farmers Co-op
Nat'l Bank
Wells Blue Bunny
Buskers Implement
Smiths Ealers
Mobil Oilers McNally Grain
Dirks Motor No
Buds Cafe
Leonard Klemme
Jack Smith
Gert Moller
Civic Bowling League
Appil
WCW Chatsworth Elevator
Taylor Trucking
Akron Bowl
Garvins Vets
Frozen Food Center
Kerr Motor Co
Jim Henriksen
Orville Feauto
Bob Nicket
Akron Women's Commercial Bowling League
Pepsi-Cola
Nielsen's Service
Small's Trucking
Hospital
Farmers' Co-op
Kay's Klip and Karl
Thorson Drug
Gassman's Falcons
JoAnn Case
First National Bank
Paul's Iga
McPherson's Variety
Appreciation notes from Fay Port and Doris Campbell
Farewell to hospital and Open House gratitude messages from Mrs Fay Port and Mrs Doris Campbell. They thank relatives friends WSCS Farmerette Club and others for cards visits gifts and expressions of appreciation during hospital stay and at a recent open house in their honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
Farmerette Club
Fay Port
Doris Campbell
Akron Golf Club Gets Town Lease and Council Actions
Akron Iowa town council proceedings from March 17 1969 include approving bills and a liquor fund transfer to Public Safety Fund, authorizing easements for flood control levies with the Army Corps, and leasing farm ground to Akron Golf Club Association. Also includes notices about flood relief contributions and community thanks from residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Earnest
Kilstrom
Small
Tucker
Trotzig
Jespersen
Public Safety Fund
Council
Carl & Mabel Moir
Harry and Marie Larson
U. S. Army Corp. of Engineers
Akron
Iowa
Akron Golf Club Asso
R. D, Clark
Hawarden Library Evacuation Amid Flood Emergency
Hawarden moved library basement books upstairs during the flood emergency. Dordt College Sioux Center plans a new brick classroom building costing 400000 to 500000 if a special fund drive succeeds. Beresford sewer rate passed 183 to 127 to cover 4000 annual lagoon maintenance. Easter lily sale at Alcester raised 8434 for crippled children chairmen via Peppy Pals 4-H Club. Elk Point elected Bob Livingston councilman 34 vote margin. West Lyon teachers leaving system. Inwood Herald notes possible further losses. Orange City to install 31 speaker PA system financed by Tulip Fest Steering Committee and Orange City Municipal Utilities. Iowa Public Service Co plans 65000 equipment at Battle Creek during 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawarden
Dordt College
Sioux Center
Beresford
S. C
Alcester
S. D
Union County
Society For Crippled Children
Peppy Pals Jr
Elk Point
Bob Livingston
Royal Broderson
Elemtary
West Lyon Commune
Inwood
Toe
Inwood Herald
Orange City
Dag Town
Sya
Tulip Fest Steering Committee
Orange of Municipal Utilities
Iowa Public Service Co
Plannin
Battle Creek
Buffalo Valley District Scout Circus in Orange City May 10
The Buffalo Valley District of the Boy Scouts of America will present its annual Scout Circus at Northwestern College Physical Education Building in Orange City on May 10 at 6 30 P M CST. Scouts from numerous towns will perform showcasing scouting skills. Pinewood Derby starts at 6 30 P M DST with weigh in at 6 P M Tickets go on sale April 5 at one dollar each, admitting a family. Half the fee funds expenses and half goes to the seller or their group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Valley District
Boy Scouts of America
Northwestern College Physical Education
Orange City
Hinton
Merrill
Akron
le Mars
Remsen
Kingsley
Cherokee
Marcus
Hawarden
Sioux Center
Alton
Granville
Hespers
Boyden
Hull
Rock Valley
Sibley
Sheldon
Sanborn
Primghar
Sutherland
Paullina
Arrangem
Orville Dorgner
Robert Schott
Merle van Kiempende
Andrew Smith
Lyle W. Koerper
Myron Rosebrook
Gineers
Court House
Or City
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The
Register-Tribune
Gerald F. Smith
Plymouth County
Plymouth
Sioux
Woodbury
Iowa Press Association
Westfield News
Chatsworth
Club News
Friendship and Service Club
Olive Boetger
Peggy McLane
Joe Wise
Eldon Small
Industrial Bowling League
Bruce Carary
Henry Wallace
King Woodward
Nancy Wallace
Henry Woodward
Purchase
Treas
Prem
Iowa State University
Vopistet
Acacccecccas
Jerry Bales
First Nat. Bank
W. H
Treas. of State
Towa Pub
Social Security
Towa
Herky von Hagel
Prouty Co
Anderson Chemical Co
Ccceseeeseee
Missouri Basin System Group
Neptune Meter Co
Esascsees Nielsen Service Stat
General Business Eqpt. Co
Lyons Lockers
Dirks Hardware
Adams Impl. Co
Ducs Cocecossceseccsevaves
Thomas Weeks
OTS
Aeebekkevens Keepedeboe Carlson Machine Co
Bureau of Reclamation
Akron Register
Schneider Elec. Co
Barwick Impl. Co
Thorsons Drug
Nichols
Rise & Palmquist
Sheveland Bros. Welding
Dirks Mtr. Co
Higman Sand & Gravel
Harveys Hardware
Hansen Plumbing
Kerr Mtr. Co
John H
Earnest
Sioux Township
American Cancer Society
Worth Banks
Lloyd Peck
United States Brewers Association
USBA
America
United States Brewers Association, Inc
P.O
Osceola
Penn
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