Akron Ball Team Drubs Paullina With Late Surge
Akron traveled to Paullina on a rainy Sunday and won after a ninth inning surge. Doug Bogenkief and Gandian pitched. Paullina tied it briefly with Ewoldt’s two run homer in the sixth. In the ninth, Tucker, Miller, Brown, Hakeman and Wagner pushed Akron ahead as Hakeman drove in the decisive run.
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Akron
Paullina
Doug. Bogenkel
Gandian
Stariza
Miller
Gaudian
Brown
Ewoldt
Alvon
Yunners
Bogenkief
Husky Paullina
Doug
Akronda
Wagner
E. Tucker
Hakeman
Swift
Mills
Blum
Rogentief
Tucker
Congregation to vote on Articles of Incorporation
Inside page items note First Church of Christ Akron Bible school at 10:00 with Harold Peck and morning worship at 11:00 featuring "Never Man So Spoke" followed by a congregational meeting to vote on Articles of Incorporation and elect a trustee on August 17. Big Springs Baptist Church lists services: Sunday school 10:00, worship 11:00, band shell service 8:00 p.m. and midweek prayer at 8:00 Wednesday.
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First Church OF Christ
Akron
Bible School
Harold Peck
Big Springs
Union
Immanuel Eng Luth Church Bethphage Night and Picnic Events
Immanuel Lutheran Church announces Bethphage Night Friday at 8:00 p.m. with Wendell Berggren showing four sound films about Bethphage Mission. Social hour requests cookies or sandwiches. Sunday services include Holy Communion at 8:80 a.m. and worship at 11:20 a.m. Russell Roy delivers the sermon. Beautiful pictures shown by Mr. and Mrs. H Reynolds during Family Fellowship Hour. August 22 8:00 p.m. Sunday school teachers meet at the Klemme home. August 24 Congregational Picnic at Akron Park. Union Creek Lutheran Church also notes Bethphage Night Friday at Immanuel Church with 9:55 a.m. service and 11:00 a.m. Sunday school and Bible classes. Luther League Tuesday 8:00 p.m. Hostesses listed. Ladies Aid Thursday cleaning committee chaired by Mrs. Albin Carlson. Sunday August 24 Congregational Picnic in Akron Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immanuel Eng
LUTH
David J. Roy
Wendell Berggren
Russell Roy
Roy
H. Reynolds
Arthur Hasenbank
Howard Nygard
Andy Schipper
Ernest Anderson
Hugh Dowling
Walter A. Klemme
Akron Park
Union Creek Luth
Immanuel Church
Mr. Roy
Augustana Seminary
Luther League
Alve Ericson
Wilfred Hebert
Elmer Heeren
Frank Willms
Henry Willms
Ladies Aid Cleaning Committee
Albin Carlson
Local Notes Highlight Community Happenings Across Town
Local residents report hospital stays travel and visits with relatives. Rossow was a patient at Methodist Hospital Stowe City. Mrs Raish visits from Billings while son-in-law Bollum and grandson Deseh visit. Neighbors honor Donald Neuma ber before he leaves for service. Trinity Luther League plans an ice cream social at Lundgren building. Tangeman couple toured Minnesota visiting Dr Brunner at Lake Hubert. Ackert family visits, then return to Chicago. Olund and friend Tjelmaland visit southeast of town from Alexandria. Gale returns from Veterans Hospital Sioux Falls. polio noted with recovery progress. Charles Young, 16, develops polio and is treated in Sioux City. Birth announced of Jan Jacobs on June 14 1952 in St Dominics hospital. Supt R B Brown retires from Los Angeles trip and prepares for September 2 opening. Mrs Brown and Mollie Jean extend stay with relatives. James Myers visits from LA and old friends here. Irving Knudson family visited in Sioux City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. F. Rossow
Methodist Hospital
Stowe City
Aug. Meske
Louis Rickless
Brookings
D.y
Clara B. Raish
W. QO. Bollum
Larry Deseh
Billings
Mont
W. J. Brunner
Lake Hubert
Max Ackert
Roger
Chicago
Andrew D. Olson
Spink
Tryeve Olund
Alexandria Air Field Base
Louisiana
Helmer Olund
Edward Tjelmaland
Francis Gale
Veterans’ Hospital
Sioux Falls
Charles Young
Walter Young
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Sioux City
Milo W. Jacobs
Jackson
Miss
Jan
St. Dominic’s Hospital
Maude Ouida Mack
C. G. Mack
Opp. Ala
Frank Jacobs
Akron
Mrs
German Jacobs
Beresford, South Dakota
R. B. Brown
Los Angeles
Calif
H. 4. Bradley
Kerrynradley
Bradley
Jay Robertson
Henry Wilkens
David Roy
Union Creek Lutheran Church
Maggie
Harlan Bradley
Kerryn Bradley
Warren Boyd
Kenneth Hultgren
Calvin Charleton
Lennox
S. D
J. D. Davis
Atlanta
Georgia
Harmon Boyd
Elk Point
Kervyn Bradley
Orpha Murphey
E. R. Dobberstein
Ed. Dannenbring
Aleseter
Bertsel Brown
Lyman, Hanson
H. J. van Metre
Clark Tindall
Kenneth Brown
Merrill
Donald BE
Olson
A, Olson
Herbert Carlson
Susan Boyd
Junius
Clarence Jervick
Hudson
Death comes to Mrs Mattie Stoel in Hawarden
Mrs Mattie Stoel 86 died Sunday August 10 1962 in a Hawarden nursing home after months of declining health. Born Kalona Iowa March 16 1866 she was Akrons last surviving Civil War veteran widow. Surviving: daughter Mrs George Thomas Sioux City two sons Jay Mojave California and Paul Akron two grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday 2 pm at Rossow Funeral Home with Rev Dan J Peterson officiating. Burial at River Wide cemetery with Eastern Star rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Steel
Akron
Hawarden
Stoel
Kalona
Town
Akon
Oscar A. Stoel
Vesper Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
George Thomas
Sioux City
Rons
Jay
Mojava
Calif
Paul
Nathan
Nellie
Steel
Rossow
Dan J. Peterson
Riverwide
Golden wedding celebrated for Mr and Mrs H F Bradley
A sunny Sunday wedding anniversary party marked the 40th year of Mr. and Mrs. H F Bradley. Over 225 guests attended at the couple’s son Kerrynradley’s home as Mr. Bradley returned briefly from hospital.
Westfield Farmer Dies of Polio in County
Willard George Shaw 25 of Westfield Iowa died after a brief illness from polio at a Sioux City hospital. He was born June 8 1927 in Logan Iowa. Survived by widow Mary Ann now Hoefling of LeMars two children James Charles and Susan a sister Mrs John Spies of Hinton a brother Pvt Donald E at Fort Benning and his parents Mrs and Mrs Willard C Shaw of Sioux City. Funeral held at St Joseph Catholic church LeMars.
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Westfield Farmer
Willard George Shaw
Westfield
Sioux City
Shaw
Mr. Shaw
Logan
Mary Ann Hoefling
LeMars
James Charles
Susan
Sandra
John Spies
Hinton
Pvt
Donald E
Fort Benning
Willard C. , Shaw
St. Joseph Catholic Church
J. G. Skahill
TALKIE CHATTER NORKA THEATRE WEEK FEATURES
Norka Theatre announces weekly line up with free passes. Friday and Saturday August 15 and 16 present My Six Convicts starring Millard Mitchell John Beal Gilbert Roland and Marshall Thompson about a psychologist in prison. Sunday Monday Tuesday August 17 18 and 19 shows The Marrying Kind with Judy Holliday and Aldo Ray exploring marriage and divorce with humor and depth.
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Talking Picture
Norka ‘Theatre
Millard Mitchell
John Beal
Gilbert Roland
Marshall Thompson
Donald Powell Wilson
Judy Holliday
Aldo Ray
Local News Briefs From The Akron Area
Moderately warm weather with light rains marked the week as residents hosted visitors from nearby towns. The American Legion booked the Art B. Thomas Shows Unit No. 2 for Fun Days on August 29 and 30. Inductions sent eight Plymouth County youths to Sioux Falls for military training, with Ray Hoffman among them. Clarence Hummel became manager of the local Farmers' Cooperative lumber department. The second annual rodeo by the Akron Suddie Club drew a solid crowd, with a parade featuring the Akron band, Hawarden Saddle Club, Black Hills Rodeo Co, and free pony rides from Lohrville, Iowa.
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Jeanette Markee
South Sioux City
Nebr
Daniel Searls
Art B. Thomas
American Legion Post
B. A. Adams
Minnesota
Florence Christensen
M. Spittle
Chokio
Minn
A. W. Johnson
Ernest Grant
Wilmont
Alberta Matkin
James Foley
Don Westfald
Eagle Lake
Donald
Robert Foley
Mike Foley
Donald John Neunaber
John Neunaber
Plymouth County
Sioux Falls
Ray Albert Hoffman
Clarence Hummel
Farmers’ Co- Operative
Fullerton Lumber, Co
Westfield
Akron Suddie Club
Akron Band
Akron Land
Hawarden Saddle Clubs
Black Hills Rodeo Co
Lohrville
Towa
Bill Winkleman
Social notes and travels swirl through Akron area
Mrs Arnold Klemme travels to Des Moines to visit her mother Floyd Davis and family at the light plant. Mr and Mrs Walter Horton return from a Black Hills trip via Madison South Dakota. Curtis Hansen attends grandfather Alfred Swanson’s funeral in Clarksville Venn. Irene Ahrens to wed Virgil Gabel of Akron. Alfred Burbridge dies near Ticonic Iowa. Engagements include Lorothy Meyer and Wo Boomgarden Jr. Ted Ross visits from Gardenia California with Fort Ross. Various locals host visitors and announce marriages and nursing education milestones. A Days of 59 caravan will reach Akron August 19 with an orchestra and treats. Fraternal Eagles delegate James McKettrick heads to Philadelphia for national meeting. his companion Mrs Heiter’s sister accompanies.
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Arnold Klemme
Des Moines
Floyd Davis
Minnesota
Walter Horton
Madison
S. D
Curtis Hansen
Clarksville
Venn
Alfred Swanson
Herman A. Ahrens
Akron
Irene Ahrens
Virgil Gabel
Ernest, Gabel
Alfred Purbridge
EU. W. Burbridge
Ticonic
Iowa
Ed. W. Burbridge
Louis Meyer
Daugher
Lorothy
Wo. Boomgarden, Jr
Wm. Boomgarden, Sr
Hawarden
Ted Ross
Gardenia
Calif
Fort Ross
West
Whet Chapin
Carmelitea
Chartene
Hdelstein
Harry Smith
Bonnie Jean
Sharon
Peoria, Jr
A. B. Lake
Orpha Murphey
Lennox
Kay Greene
L. N. Tangeman
Beverly
Charles Edwards
Caroline Edwards
Fontanelle
Miss Tangeman
Nebraska Methodist Hospital School of Nursing
Omaha
Edwards
Ted Weidenfeller
South Dakota State College
David
Edgerton
Minn
Fred Richters
Avon
Dick Richters
O. O. Stoland
University of Kansas At
Lawrence
Elva Youngstrom
D. G. Ross
Itoland
This
Vermillion Chamber of Commrece
Vermillion
James McKettrick
Philadelphia
Order of Eagles
Nerue
John Heiter
Emery
First National Bank Moves Into Expanded Akron Quarters
The First National Bank of Akron completed remodeling to expand the bank room from 15 by 40 feet to about 36 by 40 feet, adding a new bank area with mahogany fixtures, a large lobby, and new vault for the safe deposit area. The project included moving the bank to street level, relocating a stairway, and upgrading lighting and air conditioning. The bank traces its charter to 1904, with local ownership since 1936, and lists H. Shoulberg as president and J. R. Shoulberg as cashier among other officers and directors.
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Akron
First National Bank
Be, L. Johnson Construction “Co
Sioux City
Kenneth L. Finke
G. M. Co
Bank Room
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T. Barl Starke
D. A. Miller
Mattie Stoel
Mrs. H. Bradley
Norka Theatre
Norka
Norka Management
First National Bank of Akron
National Bank
Farmers Loan and Trust Company
James I. Toy
Nebraska
South Dakota
Toy
Frank Wakeman
NAL Gamc
Aikron