Akron Girl Weds Vermillion Man in August 12 Ceremony
Mary Rose Weidenfeller of Akron wed Hector Harnois of Vermilion on Monday morning August 12, 1935 at St Patrick's Catholic Church Akron. Rev Fr J A Roder officiated as the children’s choir sang Mendelssohn. Followed by a three course wedding breakfast, couple to reside at 22 Washington St Vermilion after September 1.
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St. Patrick’s Catholic Estates
Hector Harnois
Vermillion
Mary Rose Weidenfeller
Mendelssohn
Josephine Weidenfeller
Albert Bertrand
Weidenfeller
Cordelia Thomas
Royal Metz
Frank Coyle
Agnes Boden
Viola Gale
A. Weidenfeller
J. B. Harnois
Delphos
Kansas
Motor Inn
8. D
Washington Street
Ss. D
Methodist Church Notes Life's Detours sermon and youth warning
Judge L L Fawcett notes that more than 4 000 of 8 000 prisoners were under 21 and none attended Sunday school at crime time. The pastor urges Sunday school enrollment for children and adults, with sermon Life's Detours. No evening service this Sunday. J F Moore, Pastor.
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L. L. Fawcett
Supreme Court of New York
J. F. Moore
Former Akron Resident M L Cilley Dies in California
A former Akron woman Mrs M L Cilley died at her Oceanside California home on August 8 1935 after a brief illness. She was the widow of Dr H H Cilley an early Akron physician who moved to Long Beach and died earlier. She had four sons George Chester Emmett and Herbert all in California and seven grandchildren. Surviving brothers Volney Boyd Barton Boyd and Wm Boyd live in Oregon Canada and Tennessee. The funeral and burial were held in Long Beach.
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M. L. Cilley
Akron
Oceanside
Calif
H. H. Cilley
Long Beach
Cilley
First Baptist Church
George
Chester
Emmett
Herbert Cilley
California
San Jose
Volney B. Boyd
Salem
Ore
Barton FE. Boyd
Wetaskiwin
Alberta
Canada
Wm, FH. Boyd
LeMara
L. L. Burrill
Spencer
Iowa
Gene Ogden
Gordon Kilstrom
Kervyn Bradley
Lake Okoboji
Art M. Davis
Auto
Springdale
Arkansas
E N. Grueskin
Sioux City
J. J. Arkin
Lillian Hollister
Gilbert and
Howard Searls
B. A. Adams
Winnebago
Indians
Nebr
J. C. Beck
Joplin
J. W. Hedges
Orlan C. Moore
Beck
Herbert L. Moore
Elk Point
the Legion and Auxiliary
Remsen
W. G. Adams
A. W. Swengon
Nora Pollock
Viola
Edna Gale
Brule Creek Lutheran Picnic and Merger Meeting
Sunday services at Brule Creek at 9 30 a m and St Paul at 11 a m. No St Paul Sunday school summer picnic at Austin Park Vermillion. Brule Creek merger meeting August 23 at 8 30 p m. Brule Creek Ladies Aid annual picnic August 22 near Spink at Lincoln Tweet store with Rev Hofstad speaking.
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Brule Creek
St. St. Paul
No. St. Paul
Austin Park
Vermillion
Westreville
Children's Party Planned by Christian Endeavorers
On Friday afternoon August 23 from 2 to 5 o'clock the Christian Endeavorers sponsor a children's party at the Christian church. All children ages three to ten are invited. There will be entertainment supervised recreation and light refreshments in the church dining room and on the lawn. Admission is 10 cents. Read Proverbs in preparation for Sunday night meeting and underline preferred verses with Bible brought to Endeavor.
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Christian Endeavorers
Christian Church
Shoulberg Wins Akron Junior Tennis Championship
Kenneth Shoulberg defeated Lynn Arkin 6-2 6-4 in the final to become Akron Tennis Club junior champion. Earlier rounds saw Arkin 6-4 3-6 6-3 over Jack Gusman and Mellen defeating Moore 14-12 6-4, with several players advancing by byes or defaults.
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Akron Tennis Club
Kenneth Shoulberg
Lynn Arkin
Shoulberg
Jack Gusman
Caeys
M. Wedimark
Mary Ann Earnest
Phyllis Koch
Sally Ann Mattison
Clesh Mellen
Gilbert Mellen
Sidney Moore
Don Boden
Harriet Moore
Jay Deane Arkin
Fern Shawhan
Claeys
Missionary Program at M E Church Parlor
The Missionary program will be presented in the M E church parlors at 2 30 p m Friday August 16. Marion Peck will sing and Kathryn Moore will read. Extension work by Auxiliary. Eunice and Mary Burker will sing. The Missionary Explained. Mystery Box by Standard Beav er Girls. Reading by Roberta Pollock. Everybody welcome.
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M. E
Marion Peck
Kathryn Moore
Eunice
Mary Burker
Standard Beaver Girls
Roberta Pollock
First Baptist Church Bible School and Worship Note
Next Sunday August 18 join First Baptist Church for Bible school at 10 o clock and public worship at 11 o clock Pastor R E Brown will preach on With Jesus The notice conveys a simple church schedule and the pastor's name and sermon title without extra background.
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Jesus
R. E. Brown
Five Local Men Injured In Auto Collision Near Union County
Five men from Akron and Union County sustained injuries in a mid afternoon crash on the Nora road two and a half miles northwest of C A Hamilton home. W W Burrill and Wm Hamilton were most seriously hurt, with Burrill’s chest, ribs and eye at risk, and Hamilton with a fractured leg. C A Hamilton, Ole Jamptgard, and John Hamilton also injured but less severely. All were treated or hospitalized, Burrill resting as press time. authorities and friends called the crash regrettable but unavoidable.
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Akron
W. W. Burrill
Wm. Hamilton
Union County
C. A. Hamilton
John Hamilton
Ole Jamptgard
Nora Road
Mr. Burrill
C. A
Ole. Jamptgard
Geo. Mattison
Burrill
Jamptyard
JOHNSON PIONEER CALLED DEATH AFTER ILLNESS AT SON HOME
Jesse Kallsen a longtime Johnson township resident and popular LeMars citizen died at his son Francis Kallsen s home in Odebolt Iowa after nine years bedridden He was born June 11 1856 in Schleswig Holstein Germany came to America as a youth and settled in Plymouth county Iowa He married Eva Miller in 1889 and later moved to LeMars His survivors include his son Francis a brother Peter and a sister Mrs Margaretha Molten plus three grandchildren Funeral services were held Monday at St John s Evangelical Church LeMars with Rev John M Perl officiating.
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Jesse Kallsen
Johnson Township
LeMars
Francis Kailsen
Odebolt
Kallsen
Jesse Henry Karlsen
Peter Kailsen
Kalbeck
Schleswig-Holstein
Germany
St. John’s Evangelical Church
John M. Perl
Annual Picnic of Brule Aid at Spink area
An annual Brule Aid picnic was held near Spink on Thursday August 22 with friends from Gustana Academy Canton South Dakota in attendance.
Union Creek Church Notes No Services Next Sunday
Akron Hospital actions show multiple tonsil procedures last week. Walter Lammers, son of Wm Lammers, underwent a tonsillectomy. Kenneth Hieratly had a tonsillectomy. a son of Roy Bliss had a tonsillectomy. D. J. Edward, pastor, reports church notice and medical brief.
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Union Creek Church
Akron Hospital
Walter
Wm Lammers
Kenneth
Roy Bliss
Empress Theater Week Features Three Top Pictures
Three fine films play this week at the Empress starting Friday August 16 with The Cowboy Millionaire starring George O’Brien. Shirley Temple returns Sunday to Tuesday August 18 19 20 in Our Little Girl with Joel McRea and Adrienne Ames. Mae West fronts Goin to Town on Wednesday and Thursday August 21 22, praised as her best. Comedies cartoons and shorts accompany all programs.
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Empress Theater
George O’brien
George O'Brien
Shirley Temple
Hmpress
Joel McRea
Adrenne Ames
Shirley
America
Mae West
Mae
Fredonia Girl Wins Health Contest for Des Moines
Gwendolyn Bogh 4-H girl from Fredonia township tops eight entrants in Plymouth County health finals and earns a Des Moines trip. Final rankings: Bogh 97.8, Carol Held 97.2, Donna Mansfield 97, Fern Halvey 95.7, Lucile Lucken 95.1.
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Gwendolyn Bogh
Fredonia
Plymouth County
Des Moines
LeMars Clinic
Carol Held
Hungerford
Donna Mansfield
Liberty
Fern Halwey
Lueile
Lucken
Johnson
Gwendolyn
Andrew Bogh
Pearl Sims
Union Township Girls Win Trip to the State Fair
Frances Rainboth and Thelma Dempster of Union township won first on 4-H Achievement Day in LeMars for their demonstration l Mei eney in Managing a Meal for Unexpected Guests and earned a free trip to Des Moines for the State Fair. They will compete with twenty four counties, led by Mrs Harry Dempster, against teams from Liberty Plymouth and more, showcasing home management skills and time-saving kitchen organization.
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Frances Rainboth
Thelma Dempster
Union Township
LeMars
L Meieney
Des Moines
Union
Westfield Township
Shirley Adams
LaVerne Anderson
Bilven
Joyce Held
Eleanor Anderson
Hungerford
Edith Barker
Liberty
Plymouth
Agnes Bay
Preston Township
Harry Dempster
Local players aid Hawarden in tie with Piney Woods
Local baseball players joined Hawarden last Friday in a twilight game against the Little Brown Cubs of Piney Woods Mississippi. Lefty Swift pitched seven hits and seventeen strikeouts while homering with bases loaded and scoring. Gerrit Hartman Ben Hartman Chas Swift and Philip Beaubien also played well for Hawarden in both offense and defense.
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Hawarden
Little Brown Cubs
Piney Woods
Mississippi
Swift
Akron
Gerrit
Ben Hartman
Chas Swft
Philip Beaubien
Westfield
Cubs
Claassen
B. Hartman
Peek
Dixon
Sellers
Smith
Dent
Metz
G. Hartman
C. Metz
Taylor
Riley
Gray
Heider
Hartman
Yates
Smith and
Weather Summary Warns of Heat and Dry Conditions
A hot dry week boosted threshing and corn growth with daily highs above 90 degrees, except Monday at 82 after Sunday reached 101 with a hot wind. Continued heat and moisture loss threaten crops. a timely rain would be welcome to reduce any potential damage.
Local Birth Announcements from Chatsworth Area
A son born to Mr and Mrs Chas Hendricks of Chatsworth on August 7 1935 A daughter to Mr and Mrs Fred Jacobs east of town on August 11 1935 A daughter to Mr and Mrs Francis R Blum southeast of town on August 12 1936 A son to Mr and Mrs Lloyd Offerdahl west of town on August 15 1935
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Chas. Hendricks
Chatsworth
Fred Jacobs
Town
Francis R. Blum
Lloyd Offerdahl
Preston 4-H News Plans Achievement Day
The Preston Pearls 4-H club met on Thursday August 1 with Miss Ruth Milbrodt as hostess. Plans were made for Achievement Day, and luncheon was served. The next meeting will be Tuesday August 20 with assistant leader Mrs. Lloyd Ewers.
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Preston Pearls
Emmanuel Lutheran Church Weekly Schedule and Events
Adult confirmation class meets Saturday at 9 pm. Sunday school and Bible classes start at 10 15 am with a brief teachers meeting after the morning service. Morning worship at 11 am features Luke 16 1 4 and a sermon How We Should Serve the Lord. The Missionary Society will conduct the evening service with a program and refreshments hosted by Mrs Oscar Oakes and Mrs Axel Johnson. Ladies Aid meets next Thursday afternoon in church parlors with Mrs Morris Vanberg and Mrs Henry Vanderham as hostesses.
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The
Missionary Society
Oscar Oakes
Axel Johnson
Ladies’ Aid Society
Morris Vanberg
Henry Vanderham
Trinity Lutheran Church announces next Sunday's schedule
Trinity Lutheran Church will have no services or Sunday school next Sunday while the pastor attends the American Lutheran Church convention in Sheffield Iowa and preaches in Brownton Minnesota for Rev Walter Diemer at his Mission Festival. Ladies Aid meets in the church parlors Thursday afternoon August 22 with Mrs Herm Andresen serving. Pastor Fred A Meske.
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Sheffield
Iowa
American Lutheran Church
Brownton
Minn
Walter Diemer
Herm, Andresen
Fred A. Meskek
First Church Bible School and Morning Sermon Times
The First Church of Christ announces Bible school at 10 a.m and morning services at 11 a.m with a sermon titled The Question of Tim mortality. Evening services follow at 8 p.m with a sermon Playing the Fool. Church secretary notes provided.
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First Church OF Christ
Bible School
C. E
Young Folks Tie Vows In Akron Wedding
Harold Bringman and Miss Ora Talbott of Akron were married Monday August 19 1935 at 2 p.m. at the bride's mother's home with relatives and close friends in attendance. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Sarah Talbott, grew up in Akron and worked in Sioux City. The groom from Eagle Butte South Dakota has been employed in well repair by Mrs. Talbott. They will reside in Akron after a brief wedding trip to Eagle Butte and South Dakota points. Out of town relatives included the bride's aunt Mrs. Avis Lockie and cousin Mrs. Helen Lowery of Sioux City.
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ACGME
Harold Bringman
Ora Talbott
Tolerton & Warfield& Co
Eagle Butte
Talbott
Akron
South Dakota
Avis Lockie
Helen Lowery
Sioux City
Westfield defeats Akron in extra rally baseball game
Westfield gains another win over Akron in a crowded game. Akron rallied late but could not overcome Westfield’s early lead, the Cubs briefly taking a lead in the fifth and eighth innings before Akron’s final onslaught. Hearts and hands filled the stands as both teams battled.
Akron horseshoe round robin aims for All-Star team
A round robin horseshoe tournament will be held Monday evening at 7:45 at the Akron grounds City Park to select a four man All-Star team to compete at the Woodbury county fair Moville Iowa the first week in September. All Akron pitchers are invited to enter regardless of league membership.
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Akron
City Park
Woodbury County
Moville
Iowa
Akron Grounds
Willing Toilers 4H Girls Earn Second on Achievement Day
Westfield Township 4 H club met August 6 at Mrs Clark Tindalls home. They held a picnic lunch and practiced their demonstration which they presented at LeMars Achievement Day on August 9 earning second place. The next meeting is set for August 20 with June and Ardis Finzen.
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Clark Tindall
LeMars
June
Ardis Finzen
Mona Rozell
IGE CREAM SOCIAL Saturday at Immanuel Lutheran Ladies Aid
Group No 3 will hold an ice cream social in the former Ete Art Shop building Saturday afternoon and evening August 17. Tea cream cake rye bread sandwiches and coffee will be served. Your patronage is solicited. Committee notes.
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IGE
Immanuel Lutheran Ladies’ Aid
Ete Art Shop
Two Kittenball Teams Rally Near Atop League Standings
The Maytags and Standard Oil lead the kittenball league as undefeated rivals, facing off next Monday night for supremacy. Hill Rats and Truckers also play this Thursday, with a schedule stretcher through late August and early September. Current standings show Maytags and Standard Oil at 3–0, Sioux Valley 1–2, Truckers 0–1, Wax 0–3, Hill Rats 0–4.
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Maytag
Standard Oil
Hill Rats
Truckers
Sioux Valley
Wiax
Winx
Maytags
Ce Ceee Ee
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Methodist Church
the Lutheran Churches
Brule Creek Ladies’ Aid
Lincoln Tweet
Spink
R. E. Hofstad
Augustana Academy
Canton
W. I. Aamoth
Christian Endeavor Notes
K. Shoulberg
William Hamilton
Johnson Pioneer
Brule Aid
S. D
D. J. Edward
Mmanuel Eng
C. W. Samuelson
Trinity Lutheran Church
Brown Cubs
Saidi