Akron Ball Team Wins From Hinton-Liberty on Potosia Grounds
Akron defeats Hinton-Liberty 6 to 2 in a hot Sunday game at Potosia grounds. Pitcher Christensen earned the win with 13 strikeouts and scattered seven hits, while Akron scored in the fourth, sixth, and ninth innings. Hinton-Liberty tallied in the sixth and eighth. Upcoming: Akron vs Moose on Aug 4 at home. Moose riding a ten-game win streak. The Thoma Grocery firm in LeMars closes by liquidation. Remsen town council cuts electric rates 10 percent effective Aug 1 for municipally owned plant.
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Akron
Hinton- Liberty
Potosia
Christensen
Jefferson
Larson
HK. Hartman
Heider
B. Hartman
Claassen
Hinton-Liberty
Gissen
L. Trometer
C. Metz
Crouch
Johnson
Peck
G. Hartman
Remsen
Richland Man Called by Death in Local Obituary
Thomas L Fate longtime Richland resident dies after months of illness at age 76. Born June 26 1889 in Richland township he lived on the family farm except for brief periods, married Myrl Durfey in 1927 and is survived by his widow three daughters five sisters three brothers. Funeral at Richland M E Church with interment in Richland cemetery.
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Thomas L. Fate
Richland
Leader-Courier
Elk Point
Mr. Fate
Richland Township
W. H. H. Fate
Minnesota
Presho
Fate
Myrl Durfey
Mount Vernon
Maybell
Joyce
Lorrene
Mina Holm
Akron
Alice Johnson
Addie Stout
Philip
Nellie Johnson
Mary Fate
Yankton
Jim Fate
Will Fate
Dailey, Colo
Robert Fate
Sioux City
Hassan
Richland M. E
J. B. Calhoon
Richland Cemetery
Lutheran Churches notice for August services and events
The Lutheran Churches announce August morning services at Immanuel in South St. Paul at 9 30 a m and 11 a m in South St. Paul Sunday schools at 9 46 a m and 10 a m. Brule Creek Sunday school is paused in August with promotion planned for September. Brule Creek Ladies Aid meets August 8 hosted by Mrs. John Abraham and Mrs. Hjalmar Abraham. The harvest thought cites 1 Samuel 6 13. Supply Pastor Thos. T. Boe signs.
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Immanuel
South St. Paul
North St. Paul
Brule Creek
John Abraham
Hjalmar Abraham
Bethshemesh
T. Boe
Emmanuel Eng. Luth. Church Notices
C W Samuelson pastor announces Sunday school and Bible classes at 10 15 a m next Sunday no morning service as pastor is in Marcus outdoor evening service on church lawn at 8 p m Aid Society meets next Thursday afternoon
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Mmanuel Eng. Luth
C. W. Samuelson
Marcus
Aid Society
Union Creek Church Announces Sunday Evening Service
Union Creek church schedules an 8 PM Sunday evening service. The Junior Mission Band will meet Wednesday afternoon August 7 at Luther Hall. Pastor B J Edward delivers the note.
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Union Creek
Luther Hall
B. J. Edward
Waterburys Celebrate 20th Anniversary in Union County
Irving and May Waterbury of Union County celebrated their twenty years of marriage with relatives and friends at their Akron area home. About 70 guests joined in a dinner and supper, presenting a china set and silver purse. The couple, married July 28 1915 in Elk Point South Dakota, hosted a ball game and renewed old and new acquaintances, thanking attendees and the Union Creek Ladies Aid for use of dishes and chairs.
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Irving Waterbury
Union County
S. D
Akron
George E. Waterbury
Connecticut
May A. Irwin
Elk Point
Church of St. Joseph
R. F. Salmon
Waterbury
Virginia
Cornelius Trwin
Irving
May
Oscar Lee
Union Creek Church
Busy Bees 4 H Notes From Sioux Township Meeting
The Busy Bees met at the leader’s home on July 24 and held a dishwashing demonstration. Demonstrations occurred July 18. Joyce Emmick and Helen Ross were chosen to represent the group at Achievement Day in LeMars on August 9. A lunch was served by Joyce Emmick. Next meeting is August 14 at Pearl Holder’s home. Club reporter notes Akron trade with local merchants.
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Joyce Emmick
Helen Ross
LeMars
Pearl Holder
New County Park Opens August Fourth in LeMars
Plymouth county new LeMars park to be formally opened Sunday August 4 with Governor Clyde Herring delivering dedicatory address. Park improvements include bath house and north lake, with future additions like a Scout lodge and amphitheater. A large picnic day with music sports and 150 prizes, plus free ice cream and swimming, invites families from Plymouth and nearby counties. A bathing beauty contest will feature juvenile and adult divisions, judged by three officials, with prizes and historic suit displays. Entry forms are in county papers or from LeMars Recreation Park.
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Plymouth County
LeMars
Clyde Herring
City of
State Planning Board
State Board
Plymouth
Senior Chamber of Commerce
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Jblank
LeMars Recreation Park
Trinity Lutheran Church Schedule and Bake Sale Notice
Trinity Lutheran Church offers Sunday school at 10 a m and English service at 11 a m. A bake sale and ice cream social with lunch served will be held Saturday afternoon and evening, August 3, at the Corner Cafe or Burnett building. Ladies Aid meets next Thursday afternoon in the church basement with Mrs Henry Hitzeman as hostess. Pastor Fred A Meske.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
Burnett
Henry Hitzeman
Fred A. Meske
County Legion and Auxiliary Meeting at Remsen
The county wide bi monthly meeting of the American Legion and Auxiliary will be held in Remsen on Thursday evening August 8 at the Legion Hall. All six posts in the county with Auxiliary organizations will be represented. An entertaining program and luncheon will follow the business sessions.
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American Legion and Auxiliary
Remsen
Legion Hall
Births Reported in Akron and West of Town
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Dick Richter of Akron on July 29 1935. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Floyd Waterbury west of town on July 31 1935.
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Dick Richter
Akron
Floyd Waterbury
Town
Empress Theater Features Week of August 2 8
Empress theater presents The White Cockatoo starring Ricardo Cortez and Jean Muir August 2 3 a mystery thriller. Paul Muni and Karen Morley star in Black Fury August 4 5 6 the tale of a coal miner and his unfaithful wife with Muni in a standout role. Spring Tonic with Lew Ayres Claire Treavor and Zasu Pitts plays August 7 8. Short subjects cartoons and comedies accompany all programs.
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Empress Theater
Ricardo Cortez
Jean Muir
Monnday
Empress
Paul
Muni
Karen Morley
Lew Ayres
Claire Trevor
Zasu Pitts
Honor A Visiting Friend At Coyle Home With Sixty Attendees
A Sunday gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Coyle west of town honored Mrs Anna Strickson of Philadelphia visiting sister Mrs Mary Heppe of Sioux City. Forty plus relatives and friends enjoyed visiting and a Big Sioux sandpit bathing contest followed by a 530 PM picnic supper.
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Frank Coyle
Anna Strickson
Philadelphia
Mary Heppe
Sioux City
Coyle
Big Sioux
Anna Erickson
A. ™. Chilson
Robert
Dickie
Josephine Ressegieu
Gertrude Ressegieu
Joe Townley
William. Townley
Marilyn
C. J. Heppe
Virginia
Gertrude
Janice
Elizabeth Bee
Ssioux Ae Jolwnna
Y. ¥. Keane
Lucille
Winnifred
Barbara Jean
Billy
Charles
Bette Snyder
Teddy Root
Ethel Ross
Carmel
Local notes include visits, outings and events in Akron
Miss Gertrude Klauer visits Sioux Falls. Dirks family enjoys Lake Okoboji. Akron Hospital reports tonsillectomies for Richard Dirks and Floyd Waterbury. Margaret Young from Boise visits Kinser family. Local Legion and Auxiliary plan a picnic August 6. Brown family trips to Arnold's Park. Baptists host ice cream social August 10. Baseball Akron vs Loyal Lodge Sunday August 4 at 2:30. W. J. Davidson reports Minnesota Canada trip and good crops.
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Gertrude Klauer
Sioux Falls
Register-Tribune
Henry Dirks
Brunsville
Lake Okoboji
Akron Hospital
Richard Dirks
Floyd Waterbury
Margaret Young
Boise
Idaho
Clyde P. Kinser
American Legion
Legion Hall
J. F. Brown
Clark
Arnold’s Park
Brown and Son
Williams
LeRoy Crocker
Fairmount
Minn
F. E. Burke
Alice Crocker
Klaner Market
Akron
Loyal Lodge of Moose
Sioux City
Moose
W. J. Davidson
Minnesota
Winnipeg
Canada
Wadena
Davidson
OWA Farmers Gain Big Share of AAA Payments
A Washington dispatch reports Iowa farmers in Woodbury and surrounding counties received 1 102 078 67 in AAA rental and benefit payments for July 1 1934 through May 31 1935. The corn hog program dominates Iowa sums totaling 66 068 651 with wheat and sugar programs contributing smaller amounts. Iowa led all states in eleven month payments, well ahead of Texas and Illinois.
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Washington, D.C
AAA
Supreme Court
John B. Payne
Woodbury County
Towa
Northwest Town
Cherokee County
Clay County
Crawford County
Buena Vista
Tda
Lyon County
Monona
Dickinson
O’brien
Osceola
Sac County
Sioux County
Plymouth
Farm Administration
Texas
Iowa
Hawkeye
Illinois
Complete More Pavement North of Elk Point
The Elk Point Herald reports that concrete pouring on the 5.6 mile paving project north of Elk Point should finish early next week if weather holds. About 0.75 miles remain plus shouldering, with roughly twenty one days needed before opening to traffic. The completed road will provide Sioux City travelers an unbroken six mile stretch to the William Seward corner north of Elk Point.
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Herald
Elk Point
Sioux City
William Seward
Committed Farm Hand Sentenced for Vicious Vandalism
Jake Louis, after being discharged by Mrs. Agnes Williams seven miles west of Primghar, slashed two work horses with a pocket knife. He pled guilty before Judge O S Thomas and received five years at hard labor in the state penitentiary at Fort Madison. The English Lutheran Ladies Aid plans a meeting in the church parlors Thursday afternoon August 8 hosted by Mrs Wyatt Heyl Mrs Alfred Maller and Mrs Peter Swanson.
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Jake Louis
Agnes Williams
Primghar
O. S. Thomas
Louis
Fort Madison
Westfield to Play the Cubs at Riversioux Park
Westfield faces the Piney Woods Little Brown Cubs from Mississippi at Riversioux Park on Sunday August 4 in what Westfield expects to be their big game of the season. The Cubs, a Negro youth team touring the region, boast a 30 and 2 record and are noted for speed and skill, promising a tough challenge for Westfield's young roster.
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Westfield
Riversioux Park
Little Brown Cubs
Piney Woods
Mississippi
Brown Cubs
Riversioux
First Baptist Church Bible School and Worship Schedule
The Bible school meets Sunday at 10 o'clock with public worship at 11, including the Lord's Supper. The Young Ladies Mission Circle meets Wednesday afternoon August 7 in the church parlors with Mrs Fan Fletcher hosting. Mabel McCorkell devotional and Edna Anderson will present a chapter from the Mission book. 4-H girls led by Mrs Cleo Tindall will give a demonstration. Pastor R E Brown extends a cordial invitation to all.
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Bible School
Mission Circle
Fan Fletcher
Mabel McCorkell
Edna Anderson
Cleo Tindall
R. EK. Brown
First Church Bible School and Services Schedule
Morning services at 11 o clock with a sermon on The Body of Christ. Bible school at 10 a m. Christian Endeavor at 7 p m. Evening services at 8 o clock with a sermon titled What Happened to the Carpenters Who Helped Noah Build the Ark. Church secretary.
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Bible School
Christ
C.E
Farmers Busy in Harvest Fields
The report notes completion of cutting in the vicinity with grain stacked or awaiting threshing. Winter wheat yields 30-40 bushels per acre and rye about 30. spring barley 25-40 with light test. oats fair but light. Spring wheat planted is small with poor quality due to rust and blight. Prices locally: Wheat 90c, rye 36c, barley 30-39c, oats 25c. Some new grain bought by local elevators.
Methodist Church Notes Invite All to Sunday Service
Regular church attendance helps believers resist digression and retrogression. The pastor invites all to attend services with Rev. R. EB. Baker preaching Sunday morning at the regular service and no evening service that day. J. P. Moore, Pastor.
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R. EB. Baker
Woden
J. Pf, Moore
Pin Lodges in Baby's Throat Near Westfield
The 16 month old son of Mr and Mrs Ray Dennison near Westfield swallowed an open safety pin. Dr W J Brunner used x ray to locate the pin in the esophagus. Doctors forced it into the stomach to ease breathing, with possible surgical removal if it does not pass naturally.
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Ray Dennison
Westfield
W. J. Brunner
Sell it with an ad in the Want Ad Colama
A brief notice urges readers to place an advertisement in the Want Ad Colama section to reach local buyers. It highlights quick placement and broad exposure for selling items or services.
Akron Register-Tribune Announces Dot Counting Contest
The Akron Register-Tribune offers ten cash and subscription prizes for a dot counting contest. Entries run from August 5 to August 26, open to all subscribers, with first prize of 25 dollars and nine other awards. Elmer Dirks visits Milwaukee relatives. a Craig branch of Security Savings Bank opens with Elmer G. Oloff in charge.
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Akron Register-Tribune
Register-Tribune
Akron
S .Register-Tribune
Elmer Dirks
Milwaukee
Wis
Henry Dirks
the Security Savings Bank
Ireton
Craig
County
Elmer G. Oloff
Gerritt Jeffers
Ireton Bank
Heat records hit 104 on hot weekend
The section notes a rare heat stretch with a Friday 99 degree reading, Saturday 104, and Sunday matching 104. A Tuesday shower cooled the area, and a quarter inch rain yesterday morning eased the heat. July rainfall reached 5.38 inches, aiding corn and crops. August began with 0.29 inch. Weather observer O C Moore records 20.38 inches for seven months.
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O. C. Moore
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Order of Moose
Thoma Grocery Company
the Lutheran Churches
Union County, S. D
Sioux Township
New County Park
Herring
CUBS
First Baptist Church
First Church OF Christ
Methodist Church
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