Pleasant Hill News Roundup of Local Socials and Visits
Pleasant Hill residents and relatives gathered for a Sunday at the Harvey Welch home with about thirty-five relatives from Vermilion Elk Point Sioux City Thayer Town and Spink. Attendees included the Cook family of Thayer Town and Mrs Sylvan Waterbury with children plus Wm Welch, Gene Gardner, Everett Heasley, Delphene Trude and others. Betty Jane Goodroad reported a broken arm from last Friday while Charley Wang's family visited Richard Ball's home. Oscar Anderson injured a finger repairing a fence for club pigs.
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Coner
Frank Kerr
Harvey Welch
Wk Point
Winer
Lemme
Russell Huff
Rose
Hilton
Thith Hidesor
Brule
Chicago
Wm, Weléh
Elk
Sylvan
Waterbury
Ildren
Sioux City
Ussell
Huff-home
Harry’ Cook
Mia
Emily Cook
Lee Cook
Mayer
Town
Joseph Gardner
Wm. ‘Welch
Elk Point
Sylvan Waterbury
Charley Wang
Richard Ball
Gunnard Carlson
Rs. Emil Fredell
Big Springs
Albin Anderson
Cook
Thayer
Wilson Heasley
Gene Gardner
Vermillion
Wm. Welch
Elk. Point
Garland News Items Special Correspondence Highlights Social Calls
Miss Luella Lykken spent Tuesday with sister Mrs Stanley Swanson. Mr and Mrs Wesley Heeren and Hugo Granstrom shopped in Sioux City Thursday. Mr and Mrs Richard Ball called at Henry Busch home last Thursday. Dick Hamilton and Carrol Hamilton with sons visited John Rush home Merrill Iowa Sunday. Ed Lewison callers at Sherman Jacobs Jr home near Alcester Saturday evening. Vergine Hoyl recently ill is improving. Niece Miss Hoschler returned home Saturday. Menga Wilken called on Mrs Ed Lewison Monday afternoon. Ball Bros home welcomed visitors Sunday.
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Luella Lykken
Stanley Swanson
Wesley Heeren
Hugo Granstrom
Sioux City
Richard Ball
Henry Busch
Hamilton
Carrol Hamilton and Sons
John Rush
Merrill
Iowa
Lewison
Sherman. Jacobs, Jr
Alcester
Vergine Hoyl
Hoschler
Menga
Wilken
Ed’ Lewison
Ball Bros
Adaville Activities Special Correspondence
Community notes from Adaville cite visits among local families including Browns Dreeszens and Albrights. Residents travel to Holland Michigan and Chicago, with social events led by U B congregation and Florence Tindall sharing a talk. A local newspaper sales notice closes.
Wheat Acreage Reduction Gains Ground in Iowa
Iowa farmers move toward the wheat acreage reduction program as contracts and bylaws await Washington. Early reports show over 90 percent of eligible growers ready to sign. Bonuses for three crops apply while reducing two 1934 and 1935 acreages. with a small current crop and large carryover, market prospects favor restraint to secure fair prices.
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Washington
Matt McDonald
Extension Service
Iowa State College
McDonald
United States
Iowa
Mr. McDonald
Akron Tennis Club introduces Ladder Tournament
The Akron Tennis Club begins a Ladder Tournament for all male members to climb a ranked ladder by challenging the player above. About twenty two players compete in two out of three sets per match, with the top rung holder at season end declared the winner.
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Akron Tennis Club
Army Navy examinations seek two college appointments
Congressman Guy M. Gillette announces two appointments to West Point and Annapolis for 1934. An elimination exam at Cherokee High School on September 2 at 10 a m will screen candidates for English and Mathematics. Ages 16 20 for Annapolis 18 22 for West Point. physicals may be done by personal doctors or at Cherokee. bring three character references. no formal application needed.
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West Point
Annapolis
Gillette
Cherokee
Mathematica
Cea
West
Point
Cherokee High
PREPARE FOR RACE CLASSICS AT IOWA STATE FAIR
Des Moines special: Harness racing fans anticipate the midwest classic events with $10,000 purses decided across four afternoons at the Iowa State Fair from August 28 to 31. Over 300 trotters and pacers are entered, plus a Derby Day on August 26 and first night races set for August 25 through the fair run.
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Des Moines
United States
Iowa
State Fair Track
Untitled Request Constraints in Regulation Context
An unclear text fragment discusses not selling something without posting a Want-Ad in a local regulator or tribune. The sentence combines provocative phrases with sales messaging and regulatory language, suggesting a call for formal advertisement prior to sale. No clear names, places, or dates are present.
Girls 4-H Achievement Day plans in Plymouth county
Plymouth county 4-H clubs prepare for an achievement day in LeMars with home furnishing demonstrations on economical bedroom improvements. Exhibits, judged by Miss Ella G Loughran, will select items and a team to the state fair. Demonstrations include making furniture and book shelves, with a noon covered dish luncheon and a memory contest featuring 10 paintings.
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LeMars
Pearl Sims
Ella G. Loughran
Woodbury County
Liberty
Agnes Beaulieu
Viola Mansfield
Hungerford
Lois Janer
Carol Held
Printing and publishing services offered at Register Tribune office
The notice advertises high-grade job printing from the Register Tribune office. It emphasizes specialized printing capabilities and invites inquiries.
Former Akron Girl Weds W M Weld in Quiet Ceremony
Miss Erlynne Kennedy Mareh married W Morten Weld of Town City in an afternoon ceremony at her aunt Miss Tat eile Mareh’s home Marquette apartments. Reverend B M Watson led the double ring service with friends and relatives present. A reception followed. The bride’s father W Is Mareh of Cedar Falls gave her away. The couple left for the Black Hills and will reside in Town City upon return.
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Sioux City Journal
Erlynne Kennedy Mareh
W. Morten Weld
Tows Cibly
Tateile Mareh
Marquette Apartments
B. M. Watson
Crescent Park Community Methodist Church
W. Is. Mareh
Cedar Falls
Mrs. Weld
Black Hills
Town City
Mrs Clara Owen Opens New Ladies Ready-to-Wear Shop
Mrs Clara Owen former head of the Ladies Ready-to-Wear at J G Penney LeMars and ex Model Sewing school manager plans her own shop in the former Hentyes Shoe Store building LeMars. She will travel to Minneapolis Chicago and New York to buy stock of dresses coats and millinery before opening the shop in the near future.
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J. G. Penney Company
LeMars
Model
Hentyes
Minneapolis
Chicago
New York
Executors Named for August Koch Estate in Plymouth County
Notice to creditors and interested parties that on August 7 1933 the District Court of Plymouth County appointed Herman C Koch and J Miller as executors of the estate of August Koch deceased. Creditors must pay or present claims to the court for allowance. Dated August 7 1933. Nelson Miller attorney for estate. Published August 10 17 24 1933.
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District Court
Plymouth County
August Koch
Herman C. Koch
J. @. MILLER
Nelson Miller
Birthday Greeting Cards Available at Register Tribune
Advertising note announces birthday greeting cards for daily celebrants sold at the Register Tribune office. The item highlights a ready-made card program for individuals marking birthdays and directs readers to visit or contact the office for purchase.
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Register- Tribune
Truck Flare Law Now Enforced Across Towns
Town legislature passes rule requiring three road flares on stalled trucks one 75 feet ahead one 75 feet behind and one at the side. State probes compliance while reports cite over 200 crashes last year from stalled trucks. Meantime Public Service fights Remsen light-plant plan in federal court pending franchise expiry in 1937.
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Manson Journal
Towa Public Service Company
Sioux City
Remsen
T Ie
Service Company
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