Death of Akron bank president Boyson Ross reported
The community mourns the sudden death of Boyson Ross 77 prominent pioneer and bank president on a Montana train en route to Kalispell. Survived by three daughters and four sons, funeral held at First Baptist church with extensive local attendance and Riverside Cemetery burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyson Ross
F. B. Ross
Kalispell
Montana
Karl Youngstrom
LeMars
Minneapolis
Charles Huntting
Ross
Belton
Mr. Ross
Minnesota
Akron
Duncan Ross
Huntting Elevator Co
Akron Savings Bank
Freedom Lodge
Scottish Rite
Smith
Dora Holstgh Beier
Alta Ross
E. H. Youngstrom
C. O. Stoland
Lawrence
Kansas
Fay B. Ross
Mont
Arden EK. Ross
Tulsa
Okla
Hobart Ross
Donald Ross
First Baptist Church
R. i E. Brown
Russell Ross
Riverside Cemetery
Port announces son Richard Port marriage to Evelyn Russell
Mrs Clara Port announces the marriage of Evelyn Russell of Camden Arkansas to her son Richard Port. The ceremony took place at noon June 22 1985 in Ruston Louisiana at Rev S C McFadden s home. The bride wore blue crepe with matching accessories attended by her sister Mrs Franklin Hillman and Mr Hillman of Fordyce Arkansas. Mrs Port is Fordyce High graduate and worked at P W Dedman Co. before moving to Camden. Miss Port a Akron High graduate has CCC work history in Arkansas and Eldora Ta. They arrived in Akron last Saturday and are staying with Mrs Clara Port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Port
Evelyn Russell
Camden
Arkansas
Richard Port
S. C. McFadden
Ruston
Louisiana
Franklin Hillman
Hillman
Fordyce
Arkansas. Mrs. Port Is A Graduate of Fordyce High School
P. W. Dedman & Co.’s
Froug’s Department Store
Myr
Port
Akron High School
CCC
Eldora, Ta
Akron
Christian Endeavor News Sunday Service Plans
Christian Endeavorers invite members to Sunday at 7 PM for the lesson How the Laws of God Work for Our Good led by Dorothy Scott. The group notes steady summer attendance and urges lapsed members to return. Local officers plan Friday meeting in LeMars to organize a District bulletin and future activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavorers
Dorothy Scott
Rev. Johnson
International C. EB
Christ
LeMars
First Church Announces Bible School and Services
The First Church of Christ schedules Bible school at 10 a.m. Morning worship follows at 11 with Rev. Johnson presenting Christ in Our Lives. Christian Endeavor hosts 7 p.m. and a 8 p.m. evening service where the pastor will speak on We Choose Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
Johnson
Christ
C. E
Christian Endeavor
Rev. Johnson
Union Creek Church Notes No services Sunday
Union Creek church announces no worship services this Sunday. The Ladies Aid plans a Thursday afternoon meeting on August 15 at Mrs. Adolph Wiberg’s home. Pastor D. J. Edward extends a cordial invitation to all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Creek
Ladies’ Aid
Adolph Wiberg
D. J. Edward
Death Comes to Mrs. C. Hasenbank in Plymouth County
Mrs. Chris Hasenbank died Saturday August 3 1935 after a stroke at age 70 years 1 month 18 days. Born June 15 1865 in Schleswig Holstein she emigrated to America in 1893 later marrying Christian Hasenbank. Survived by three sons one daughter two sisters and four grandchildren funeral held at English Lutheran Akron. Interment Riverside cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris. Hasenbank
Plymouth County
Wiebke Scherner
Fredrick and
Christine Scherner
Schleswig-Holstein
Germany
America
Remsen
Iowa
Christian Hasenbank
John Hasenbank
Springfield
Mass
Arthur
Carl Hasenbank
Akron
John Huchtmann
Marie Scherner
Christina Nordman
Hasenbank
C. W. Samuelson
Ruth Davidson
Lula Claasseh
Fred Cassen
Dave Vanderham
Henry Hitzeman
Ben Hartman
John Miniets
Emory Neal
Riverside Cemetery
Dot Counting Contest Draws Wide Range of Votes
The Register-Tribune invites readers to count dots in a square with a wide range of results from 1,851 to 2,098. Three staffers count separately and their totals are summed to determine the exact total. Prizes include $25 for the correct count and a six month subscription for non-winners. contest ends August 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Register- Tribune
Register-Tribune
Hot Week Boosts Corn Crop In Local Fields
A dry hot week with 90s temperatures and a Monday high of 96 followed a light rainfall. Threshing is productive and winter wheat by Rollo EH Baker west of town yields 34 bushels per acre. Corn is in the roaster ear stage and should be a great crop unless hail or early frost harms. Armyworms are reported in some fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rollo EH
Baker
First Baptist Church Bible School and Worship Service
Public worship at 11 a m with sermon by the pastor on What Doth the Lord Require of Thee All ladies invited to the Ladies Association meeting next Wednesday at 22301 p m at the church The World Wide Guild Girls will have charge of the program and serve refreshments R E Brown Pastor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
Ladies’ Association
World Wide Guild
R. E. Brown
Trinity Lutheran Church Sunday Services and Notices
Trinity Lutheran Church schedule lists Sunday school at 10 a m English service at 12 p m St Math Lutheran Chatsworth English service and Lord s Supper at 2 p m with Sunday school after. P pred A Meske pastor. County Clerk Earl F Remer resumes duties in LeMars court house after two months vacation post appendix operation. Trade in Akron with our Live Merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Math. Luth
Chatsworth
A. Meske
Earl F. Remer
LeMars
Empress Theater Talkies Show Weeks Features
This week at the Empress presents three talkies starting with College Scandal July 9 10 with Arline Judge and Kent Taylor in lead roles a killer plots revenge on a crowded campus. Bette Davis stars in Girl from 10th Avenue August 11 12 where the social season meets a sharp city tale and a Park Avenue dame clashes. Paris in Spring August 14 15 stars Mary Ellis and Tullio Carminati a romantic France set where love is an art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empress Theater
Arline Judge
Kent Taylor
The
Empress
Bette Davis
10Th Avenue
Bette
Park Avenue
Paris
Mary Ellis
Tullio Carminati
France
Lutheran Churches August church schedule and events
Sunday services listed for Morning worship at North St. Paul nine thirty Brule Creek eleven and South St. Paul Luther League devotional at eight Sunday school picnic planned at Austin Park Vermillion with noon dinner and August school vacations noted Brule Creek Luther League program social hour August 16 Daughters of the Reformation meeting August 15 Lincoln Tweet elected vice president Myrtle Hidem secretary Vermillion circuit Luther League meeting at Swan Lake August 1 Rev Ramoth to return from Portland Ore supply pastor Thos T Boe signs off
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North St. Paul
Brule Creek
South St. Paul Luther League
St. Paul
Austin Park
Vermillion
Luther Leaguers
Sperling
Viborg
South
Dakota
Lincoln Tweet
Myrtle Hidem
Young People’s Luther League
Swan Lake
Ramoth
Portland
Ore
Thos. T. Roe
Sacred Heart
Minn
Luther Theological Seminary
Thos. T. Boe
Akron area notes include baseball game and social visits
Mrs Teckla Johnson of Sioux City visits relatives while Akron hosts Westfield in a Sunday 2 30 p m kitte nball game Akron girls win 17 to 4 Lois Swift pitches well Betty Pearson of Chicago injures ankle Hampshire hogs bring 10 90 per head at Sioux City market Cyril Hamman and family visit from Shenandoah and former CCC worker days H S Montgomery visits from Algona double wedding at Elk Point tenants Ben Lanksen Helen Dalgliesh Marvin Cohrt Lavonne Smith with ties to Sioux City local postmaster M V Smith hosts family ties to Ak ron heritage
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teckla Johnson
Sioux City
Akron
Westfield
Betty Pearson
Chicago
Lois Swift
Esther Hultgren
Hampshires
Cyril Hamman
Shenandoah
Iowa
John Hamman
Cyril
CCC
H.S. Montgomery
Algona
M. V. Smith
Montgomery
J. R. Bullis
Elk Point
Ben
Pioneer Union County farmer called by death
Solomon Johnson a well known farmer and pioneer resident of the Chatsworth area in Union county died at his home on August 3 1935 between 4 and 5 pm. He apparently suffered a fatal stroke and his body was found in the hog lot while hogs attacked him. He was 68 years old born in Sweden. Survived by widow six children and ten grandchildren. Funeral at Big Springs Baptist church with large attendance. interment in the Big Springs cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon Johnson
Chatsworth
Union County
Harry Stephenson
Sweden
United States
LeMars
Iowa
Akron
Mary Kidd
William Jolson
Linnea
Mason
California
Victor Johnson
San Diego
Calif
Paul Johnson
Darrell Johnson
Esmond
N. D
Peter
Mis Johnson
Sophia Nelson
M. E. Church
Big Springs Baptist Church
Anderson
Alcester
Big Springs
Picnic Draws Thousands to LeMars Park Dedication
A large crowd attended the LeMars community picnic and dedication of the new recreation park on Sunday. Between noon and 6 30 pm three thousand seven hundred eighty-one cars entered the park and total attendance from surrounding counties reached about twelve thousand. J C Pryor spoke in place of Governor C L Herring who was away. Swimming events and a bathing beauty contest provided main entertainment with the Le Mars municipal band delivering a concert in the evening. A similar event is planned for next summer when the open air theater and stage will be ready for a broader program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeMars
C. L. Herring
Des Moines
J. C. Pryor
le Mars
Surprise Birthday Party for Mrs McDonald
A group of Mrs W H McDonald’s friends gathered at her home Monday evening August 5 to surprise her with a birthday party. After singing and greetings they played games told stories shared jokes and enjoyed cake ice cream and drinks before departing. Miss Elizabeth Shoulberg traveled to Bayard Iowa Friday to visit a friend and Grinnell college roommate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. McDonald
Elizabeth Shoulberg
Bayard
Iowa
Grinnell College
Death of Mrs Elizabeth Carel 81 Pioneer of Plymouth County
Friends mourn the death of Mrs Elizabeth Carel 81 longtime Plymouth County resident at her LeMars home after a Friday stroke She was born in Platteville Wisconsin married William Carel in 1886 and lived on a Lincoln township farm before moving to Le Mars Mr Carel died January 16 this year Survived by Mrs Foley and brother Leo M Carel of Kingsley Funeral held Tuesday at St James Catholic Church LeMars with Fr L J Cooper officiating Interment in St Joseph Cemetery Lincoln township
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. A. Foley
Elizabeth Carel
Plymouth County
LeMars
Platteville
Wis
Wm. Carel
Lincoln Township
le Mars
Emmanuel Lutheran Church Service Notice
Sunday August 11 is the eighth Sunday after Trinity. Sunday school and Bible classes start at 10 15 a m Morning worship at 11 with Dr A P Westerberg of Sioux City in charge A choir from Augustana church Sioux City will sing Brotherhood meeting at 8 p m with a program and Dr Westerberg address Refreshments served after the program
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity
A. P. Westerberg
Sioux City
Augustana Church
Births Reported Near Town in Early August 1935
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Seultz west of town on August 2 1935. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Helmer Olund west of town on August 3 1935. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Chas Hendricks of Chatsworth in the town on August 7 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Seultz
West of
Town
Helmer Olund
Chas, Hendricks
Chatsworth
Brother of Akron People Summoned
Herbert L. Moore 71 prominent Elk Point lumber dealer died suddenly from a heart attack while preparing lunch Monday. Born in Brattleboro Vermont, he moved to Elk Point in 1889 to manage M. A. Moore & Co. lumber yard. Survived by widow and several siblings. funeral held at Elk Point, Odd Fellows officiating. burial in city cemetery. Relatives traveled from Joplin Missouri Sioux City LeMars and Akron for services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert L. Moore
Elk Point
Mr. Moore
N.S. Moore
Akron
Brattleboro
Dubuque
M. A. Moore & Co
C. Chrisman
J. C. Beck
Joplin
B. O. Searles
Sioux City
Fred D. Moore
LeMars
J. W. Hedges
Orlan C. Moore
Odd Fellows
C. D. Chrisman
B. C. Searles
Arlene
Old Iowa Still Looks Good In Remitting Sub For Year
Mrs. Asbury of Glendale California a former Westfield resident sends a note about subscribing to the Register-Tribune. She says her sons George Ebner and Albert have work or just returned from Bogota Colombia. She notes trades like plastering and carpentry are in demand and that Iowa crops are good today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Register-Tribune
Asbury
Glendale
Calif
Westfield
George
Ebner
Albert
Bogota
Columbia
South America
California
Akron Ball Team Wins Two Games This Past Week
The Akron nine defeated the Loyal Order of Moose 4 to 1 on a sunlit Sunday. Veteran pitcher Guy Huffman struck out eleven over five hits as Akron withstood Moose rallies, while Brent Hartman and Johnson drove in runs for the visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AKRON
Order of Moose
Sioux City
Guy Huffman
G. Hartman
Johnson
C. Metz
Claassen
Huffman
B. Hartman
Mangold
Moose
Bower
B. Kraft
Sierk
Anderson
Klemeth
Hoffman
Hansen
Elsberg
Palmer
Metz
Kraft
Short
Peck
Akron Girl Weds Sioux City Man
Norma Johnson daughter of Mr and Mrs C J Johnson Akron wed William Heinrikson son of Mr and Mrs H L Heinrickson Sioux City on April 27 1935 at the Sheldon Iowa Lutheran parsonage The bride a Akron High School graduate employed in Sioux City The groom a Central High School graduate Morningside College attendee now at Green Mask Laboratories Sioux City They will live in Sioux City with many local wishes for happiness
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Johnson
C. J. Johnson
William Heinrikson
H. L. Heinrickson
Whitehouse Street
Sioux City
Sheldon
Iowa
Akron High School
Central High School
Morningside College
Green Mask Eeerenatins Laboratories
Siouxity
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Akron Bank
Christian Endeavor News
First Church OF Christ
C. Hasenbank
Cal
Shavers
Moville
New Recreation Park
le, Mars
Dirks
Harry Baker
Huron
Milwaukee
Michigan Peninsula
Duluth
Trinity Lutheran Church
the Lutheran Churches
Wm. Heinrickson
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