Aron Public Schools to Open September First
Aron public schools set to open September first under Superintendent Greenwood with a full teaching staff listed including Jarence J. Palmer principal Kermit Hancer coach W Morford and many grade teachers from Iowa to South Dakota. The article notes three weeks remain before opening and lists a sizeable lineup for the upcoming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron ‘Public
Lby
Board of Education
Aloe
Greenwood
Furjd
Mday
Great Greenwood
Jarence J. Palmer
Kermit. Hancer
Merrill
Iowa
W. Morford
Toled
Wendolyn
Ruble
D. 2Dorothy
Lee
Estherville
Margaret
Quirin
Sioux City
Kathryn A
Kooreman
Alton
Letla Johnson
Bloan
Jones
Algonay oHrma
LaVerne . Williams
Arnold's Park
Towa
Ravinia
South Dakota
Ealtrgn
Larson
Alta
London
Glenwood
Roseland
Boecond
Plymouth Farm Bureau News Bread Club Demonstrations
Plymouth county 4-H Girls Bread Club members demonstrated bread making on Wednesday July 16. Each pair baked and explained a step in bread making and demos will be judged to choose the county’s best team. The winning team earns a trip to the State Fair to compete with other counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Cluba
Lymouth
Bread _club
Rifleclub Will Start Record At Union Creek Range
Valley Rifle Club notes a members match at Union Creek range. Qualification levels include Marksman 185, Sharp Expert 220. Meeting time shifts from 2 PM to 7 30 PM, Marshall Street store hosting event. several members expressed confidence in a strong turnout and performance across a 300 yard range shoot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Rifle
Union
Carlson
Ota
Methodist Church Notes and Baptist Bible School Report
Notes from the Methodist Church praise the completed auditorium and upstairs decor, commend the Ladies Aid Society, and announce a basement meeting next Wednesday. Services next Sunday include christening requests and a union sermon by Brother Miller. First Baptist reports 10 am Bible school. 11 am service on The Man Who Went Out for a Bath. 8 pm service from the Methodist church. local visit to Mr Cooley in hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Brother Miller
First Baptist Church
Ren
U. G. Miller
War Vet Reuben Vanderbeek Found Dead in Vallejo
A Spanish American War veteran, Reuben Vanderbeek, 52, formerly of Akron, was found dead on a raft near the Maryland street bulkhead in Vallejo after missing more than 24 hours. Autopsy may be ordered. surviving relatives and service with Spanish War Veterans noted. funeral set for this afternoon with rites by the Henry W. Lawton Camp No. 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuben D. Vanderbeek
Akron
Vallejo
Calif
Perry‘Vanderbeek
Vanderbeek
Reuben Vanderbeek
Maryland Street
Carolina
Vernon ‘Moeller
Berkeley
Lowell "Tidd
Gerber
Cant
Henry W. Lawton
Reuben van
Erbeel
J. J. McDonald
Record Heat Smashes Years Long Heat Wave Sunday
Extreme temperatures reach 105 degrees in the shade at the Sioux City observatory breaking heat records. Local thermometers report 110 to 115 degrees in the shade. A light Sunday shower failed to materialize, and a brief rain Monday brought limited relief. Drought damages corn up to about sixty percent in some areas, with rising wheat prices as farmers shift feed to livestock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Government Weather Bureau
Sioux City
Fife
IG Tent Show Opens Here This Week in Akron
The Boyd 2 Trousdale Players, last season at Rialto Theatre Sioux City for thirty five weeks, bring a four night engagement to a tent theatre at City Park Akron. Opening Thursday night, running through Sunday, the popular company offers comedies vaudeville singing dancing and fun galore with an entirely different program each night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd
Trousdale Players
Rialto ‘Theatre
Sioux
Akron
Akron Fire Dept Seeks Rural Fire Support and Plane Visit Shocks Town
A letter from Akron Fire Chief A W Johnson corrects a misimpression that the department ignores rural fires. He says volunteers respond, but lack equipment for country blazes, urging cooperation for a community fire truck. Also recounted is a U S Army airplane over Akron Sunday morning carrying Lieuts Wagner and Welpton from Fort Riley Kansas, landing at Dorfmeyer field after visits to local residents. the Douglas 025 fighter plane cost about 45000 and flew 140 miles in 1 hour 10 minutes with a return to Port Riley scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Akron Fire Department
A.W. Johnson
U. S. Army
Wagner
R. L. Welpton
Riley
Karas
Ray 'B Ogden
Town
Ogden
Grant Gassman
Ogden Farm
Dorfmeyer Field
Omaha
Nebi
Rickenpacker
Sioux City
Port Riley
Port By
Immanuel English Lutheran Church August 10 Service
Sunday worship at 11 o clock with Rudy Willer University of Minnesota student delivering the sermon Morning Bible School at 10 a m Mission Society to meet in the evening hosted by Mesdames Erickson Anderson and Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Ronald
Albert Lee
Bible School
O. M. Keyes
C. W. Samuelson
Trinity
Rudy Willer
University of Minnesota
Mr. Willer
Mission Society
Mesdames August Erickson
Ernest Anderson
Axel Johnson
4 H Club Bread Demonstration At LeMars Iowa
Plymouth County 4 H clubs hold Achievement Day on Saturday August 9 at Skelgas rooms LeMars. Ten clubs will display whole wheat bread rolls muffins and other cereal products with team judging and a chance to advance to the State Fair. Prizes include cash awards and a free trip to the State Fair for the best team. Local families visit the event and 4 H girls prepare various bread and health cookie exhibits for the public.
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4-1 Bread Clubs
Plymouth County
LeMars
Skelgas
South Central Avenue
Lueke
Eams
Hells
Fredonia
Bernice
Hildegarde Fiedler
Union Township
Phyllis Morton
Gayne Wormley
Johnson Township
Mildred Miller
Lucile Jeffers
Plymouth Township
Gladys, Parry
Ostelle Reinking
Sioux-Hancock Township
Teresa Choquette
Maye DeRocher
Liberty Township
Antonia Buys
Irene Trometer
Des Moines
Mme Plath Niles
H. D. 1A
Woodbury County
State Club Department
Death Claims Small Child in Union Creek Area
Adolph Lester Hitzemann son of Adolph Hitzeman died at 8 months old after illness at home five miles west of town. Funeral held at home and Trinity Gulhernn Church with burial in Riverside cemetery. Union Creek Church notes list upcoming youth group meetings. Legion Auxiliary plans a sale at the water melon day stand on August 21 featuring items made by World War veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Lester
Adolph Hitzeman
Adolph Lester Hitzemann
Trinity, Gulhernn Church
Hey. J. A. Meske
Thierment
Riverside Cemetery
Legion: Auxiliary
Legion Auxiliary
Government Hospital
Knoxville
Iowa
Former Akron Boy Marries Miss Dennison in Jefferson
Richard Klauer of Beresford South Dakota wed Anne Dennison also of Beresford on Monday morning August 4 1980 in St Peter’s Catholic church Jefferson The couple attended by Don Dennison and James Tinner will reside in Beresford with Klauer running the Kinner and Klauer store Anne Dennison plans to continue teaching nearby after a Detroit honeymoon Guests from Sioux City Akron and Elk Point attended the Jefferson event A miscellaneous shower honored Anne Dennison with gifts and cards at City Hall including silver and a handle of prizes for games
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Klauer
Beresford
Anne Dennison
Br. Lawfer
St. Peter's Catholic Church
Jefferson
Don Dennison
James Tinner
W. I. Dennison
Union County
J. P. Klauer
Akron
Kinner & Klauer
Edward
Bernard
Detroit
Michigan
Klaver
Jefferson Item
Elk Point
Courier
City Hall
Haviland
Ana
Adelfor Lafleur
Anne
Sioux City
Tilk Point
Union County Farm Bureau and Poultry Worm Advice
The War Department surveys local horse and mule resources for National Guard needs per County Agent E J Lund. Farmers with riding or draft animals may profit from surplus. County Agent 2 J Gund urges worm prevention in poultry, especially August, with checks on young birds and worm treatment before housing. Mr and Mrs Gerald F Smith traveled to Vernon SD and to the Black Hills for a week’s outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
National Guard
E. J. Lund
J. Gund
Gerald F. Smith
Earnest Wins Golfers Magazine Cup Handicap Final
John H Earnest captured the Golfers Magazine Cup handicap final on Sunday with a thrilling victory over top contenders V F Siert Gerald F Smith and H Shoulberg. Final round featured a remarkable par 82 by Earnest boosting him to the title and first-half season prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golfers’ Magazine
John A. Harnest
Magnzine
Beine P. J. Slert
John
Warnest
HL Shoulberg
P. J. Siert
Gerald F. Smith
Hf. Shoulberg
John A. Earnest
O. C. Moora
Ray A. Smith
Henry Rausbach
H. Dirks
Akron Golf Club Ladies II Championship Play
The Akron golf club ladies completed qualifying for their annual championship with Lois Koch as low medalist at 83. Matchups for the Championship and First Flight list pairings and scores from the qualifying round, with rounds set August 7–12, August 16–19, and finals Tuesday August 19. Rules specify eighteen holes for championship bouts and nine for first flight, with winter rules applying on tee and rough as posted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron Golf Club
Lois Koch
Lols ‘Och
L. Ts. Burrill
O. Silkebakken
Gen. Mattison
L. W. Koch
J. H. Earnest
O. C. Moore
J. C. Kennedy
F.greenwood
J. F. Stacker
J. A. Jenson
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Aron
Plymouth
Farm Bureau News
W. J. Davidson
M. L
Koch
Focal
Golf Impion
Leven
Tyaf
P.m
Jotlon - of
Bureills
Pa- Bur
Aeglaland
Eive
Roy
C. P. Kinser
Arafy
R. D. Vanderbeek
California
Christian
Hauck
Kingele
Spink
PONCA
NEBR
Morgan
RR Spink
Morgaun
Eagle
Kuehl
Davey
Newcastle
Aut Spink
Fliat, National Bank
Earl Lins
Sioux Falls
Roy Andrus
Kathryn
Ada
Lansing, Mich
Andrus
G., H. Wooton
Workmen's‘compensation Department
State of
Union Creek
Junior Mission
Luther Haul
Hannah Sellborg
D. J. Edward
Pleasant Hill U. B
Wim. Chelstensen
Wm, A. Sauer
Akron ‘Boy
Richard. Klauer
And
Dennison
United
Union County Farm Bureau
John H. Earnest
P. J. Slert
Orange City-Altah
Jonn Harnest
Stecker Ag
Scorch
Paulling
Continental
United States
Jilven
Lowa
Montana
Dr. N. FE
Brown, John
PF. Stecker
Forest Greenwood
Henry Dirks
Alcester
Dimwood Golf Club
Golf Club Ladies
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