Golden wedding celebration at J. W. Clark home
An all day event on July 24 1929 honored Mr and Mrs J W Clark on their golden wedding anniversary in Akron. Seventeen dined at noon and sixty two guests enjoyed refreshments in the afternoon. They were married July 24 1879 in Adyville Indiana and have two daughters a son twelve grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Clark
John Lemeke
J. W. Hendricks
Bernard Parr
Brand
Claric
Obituary notices mark two Akron deaths in 1929
Mrs. John Rausch of Blazel Hall born February 22 1892 in Union County South Dakota died July 25 1929 after an appendectomy and complications. She married John Rausch November 2 1908 and lived in Illinois before returning to Union County. Five children survive along with her husband five sisters and two brothers. The funeral was at the Methodist church and burial in Riverside cemetery. William Van Buskirk longtime Akron resident died July 28 1929 after two years of multi sclerosis at age 48 years 19 months and 2 days. He married Emogene Reed in 1884 and spent much of his life in Plymouth and Union counties. Funeral at the Christian church and interment at Anamosa, with many relatives attending from distant towns.
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John Rausch Blazel Hall
S.W. Hall
Akron
Union County
South Dakota
Iowa
John Rauach
Sioux City
Ilinois
B. D
John Rausch
Edith Abeel
Mitchell
S. D
Lula Hanson
Alice Fox
Meek
Nebr
Marena Ruble
Winona
Minn
Ethel Kaczor
Oscar Hall
Harrisburg
Ernest Hall
Worthing
Rausch
Lnois
Christian Church
Jesus
Methodist Church
Wilson Gow
Riverside Cemetery
van Buskirk
Ron
Wiliam K. van Buskirk
Preeport
Ohio
Dixon
Scott County
Emrogene Reed
Big Rock
Plymouth County
Emogene van Buskirk
Richard Curtis
Ridgeway
Keyes
AL Gamble
Helen
Roy Senior
Harold
Kenneth
South Sioux City
South Dakota Road Bids Planned For Highway Projects
Sioux City Tribune reports the South Dakota highway commission will accept bids August 16 for a 7 3/4 mile paving project on South Dakota Highway No 50 between Sioux City and Jefferson Illinois. Bids also to pave Federal Highway No 18 from near the state line bridge east of Canton to two miles west of Canton. A grading contract for the Sioux City Jefferson road and a five mile grading project on Highway No 15 near Beresford were let.
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Sioux City Tribune
Sioux
City
Jefferson
South Dakota Highway Commission
Town
South Dakota
Canton
S. D
Sioux City
Elk Point
Lincoln County
Beresford
Spink Defeats Newcastle Nebr 7 to 1 in Sunday Tilt
Spink baseball team beat Newcastle Nebraska 7 to 1 at Newcastle on Sunday. Russell pitched effectively allowing three scattered hits with no walks. Next Sunday August 4 Yankton’s K team visits Spink for a return game, promising a hot matchup as Spink seeks redemption after a prior loss.George Russell to start for Spink.
Methodist Conference to Meet at Camp This Summer
The Interdenominational conference will gather at the Methodist Camp next Sunday and stay in session until August 11. Union services are planned for next Sunday, with a single church gathering in the evening. Mr and Mrs J W Clark thank friends for wedding gifts and flowers, especially Mrs Lemcke and Mrs Hendricks for help.
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Seasion
Pehurch
Pleasant Hill A. B. Church Service and officers election
Pleasant Hill A B Church invites all to Sunday school at 2:00 p m on August 4 followed by election of officers for the ensuing year and worship service. Pastor Wm A Sauer extends a cordial welcome. Also advertised Remington portable typewriters and supplies for sale at the Register Tribune office.
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Remington
Register-Trib Jit Office
Farm Women to Attend Plymouth Camp at Riverside
Plymouth and Woodbury County farm women will attend a four day Recreation Camp at Council Oak Camp Riverside Sioux City August 6 to 10. The Plymouth Woodbury Farm Bureau sponsors with County Agent Monroe in charge. Visitors Day August 8 and no silk dresses allowed. Cost is four dollars plus supplies and meals lodging.
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Council Oak
Riverside
Sioux City
Plymouth
Woodbury
Y. Wlc. A
Sioux Ciits
Monroe
Marle Plath Niles
Woodbury County
Two Wild West Heroes in a Nebraska Hero Tale
Ott in a Nebraska town a true Old West hero stands above sensational dime novels. The story centers on two brothers born in Ohio and New York who joined the western frontier, became skilled frontiersmen, and organized a military group whose services earned lasting gratitude. Read more in the Illustrated feature “The Norths and Their Palace Scouts” by Elmo Scott Watson in this issue.
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Ott
Nebraska
Ohio
New York
Palace Scouts
Elmo Scott Watson
Register-Tribune
Herbert Anderson Hero Of Wadena Rescue
Milwaukee railway section foreman Herbert Anderson earned praise after he jumped into the Big Sioux River in Sioux Falls to save 13 year old Winnw Countryman. He rescued the girl despite his wet clothing and then returned to his river crew without a change.
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Herb
Anderson
Saaturday
Sioux Falls
S. C
Akron
J. W. Anderson
Herbert Anderson
Milwaukee Railway
Wdnw
Big Sioux
Sheriff’s Sale Notice of Plymouth County Auction
Personal property levy issued from the District Court of Iowa Plymouth County cites a 1922 judgment in favor of B. I. Avery Plow Company against Albert Von Hagel and J. G. Groon. On August 17, 1929, at Akron, the sheriff will sell listed farm machinery and equipment to satisfy $1,770.09 debt plus $70 costs and accruing costs, for cash to the highest bidder.
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District Court
State of
Iowa
Plymouth County
B. I. Avery Plow Company
Albert von Hagel
J. G. Groon
Gale
Rock Island
Little Bay
Ja. D
Akron
Hugh Maxwell
Fiymouth County
T. ©. Parker
Bedell & Bedell
Plainntiff, LeMars, Laws
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America
Hoover
Pompeii
Aeron Savings Bank
J.L. Clayton
Plymouth Farm Bureau
Akron Rendering Works
Dunlop
Dunlo Tires
Aueery
Dununlop Tire
Tan
Ation Avery Small
Henderson
Andrew F. Jurgenson Burbank
SODAK
Care Alwin Betcka
C. M. Hilliker & Son
Axton
Willard
Ler Han
Huntting Elevator Co
Glenn Butler
Cobb & Greenleaf
Have the
Agency
M. M. Talbott
AERON
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