Akron High football squad fields largest roster in years
The Akron High football squad prepares for opening practice with nearly fifty players, the largest group in years. Returning lettermen include backfield players Charles Adams Gordon Boden John Dalton Elwood Mazenau and Lowell Nall, and line regulars Alan Arkin Don Campbell Dick Dirks Arnold Lamoureux Daryl McCormick Elden Molten Donald Newman. Additional starters probables are Jack Lamoureux Norman Morend Randall Pollock Donald Gale Orville Harris Keith Seamands Pat Ball Dawayne Raby. Others who contributed last season eye starter roles, such as Clinton Small Lee Hunt Harlan Hummel Don Harvey, and newcomers Bob Jones Milo Granstrom Malcolm Brodie. Freshmen indicate additional members as school opens, boosting the squad toward nearly fifty, and Akron High will play nine games this season, five at home and four away, with seven games scheduled to date and a November 11 home game yet to be filled.
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Charles Adams
Gordon Boden
John Dalton
Elwood Mazienau
Lowell Nall
Alan Arkin
Don Campbell
Dick Dirks
Arnold Lamoureux
Daryl McCormick
Elden Molten
Donald Newman
Jack Lamoureux
Norman Morerend
Randall Pollock
Donald Gale
Orville Harris
Keith Seamands
Pat Ball
Dawayne Raby
Clinton Small
Lee Hunt
Harlan Hummel
Don Harvey
Bob Jones
Milo Granstrom
Malcolm Brodie
Akron High
Homer
Vrinity Lutheran Church Celebrates International Lutheran League
J A Pannhuk pastor announces Sunday school at 10 00 am divine worship at 11 00 am Luther League supper at 7 30 pm A report by Helens Papritz on the International Lutheran League convention at Ames and a scrap book display All confirmation class youths since 1941 not yet League members invited as guests Ladies Aid meets Thursday in church parlors with Mrs Alfred Meske hostess.
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Vrinity Lutheran Church
J. A. Pannhuk
Luther League Fellowship
Helens Papritz
Luther League
Ames
League
Ladies’ Aid
Alfred Meske
St Math Lutheran Chatsworth District Convention Notice
Pannhuk pastor leads St Math Lutheran Chatsworth Town District convention at Mineon Indiana August 26 to 29. Worship schedule includes divine service 9:00 a.m. Sunday School 10:00 a.m. at Trinity. Sunday services follow. We invite all to worship with us.
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Mineon
Luther League
Trinity
Union Creek Junior Missionary Program Opens Sunday
A Union Creek Lutheran church program will begin at 11 0. m. Sunday August 25 featuring songs readings and prayers led by Arlo Sommervold and others. The notices include a series of offerings and benediction activities plus several birth announcements from Akron Hawarden and Sioux City hospitals in August 1946.
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Union Creek Litheran
Arlo’ Sommervold
Arto Sommervold
Children of God
Song
Ione Hultgren
JoAnn Ericson
Ruth Christenson
Dennis Hultgren
Ronald Adamson
Appreciation for kind wishes during illness in Sioux City
Mrs Anna Stinehart extends sincere thanks for cards and gifts received while ill in the Lutheran hospital at Sioux City.
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Lutheran
Sioux City
Anna Stinehart
Local News Briefs From Dalton Seed and Community Notices
Local notices include Dalton Seed Company promotions for 0-22-0 fertilizer deliveries on September 1 and a sale on men women and children shoes. Community updates mention visits by residents to Sioux City Sioux Falls and White River, along with regional travel for family and professional reasons. Weather notes report 2.22 inches of rain with hail, plus warm spells and a light rain later in the week.
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car—Ross Grain Co
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Championship Softball Tourney Here Next Week
Akron Commercial Club Recreation League crowns season with two Monday games August 26 8:00 p.m. Clippers vs Giants and Westfield Wailopo vs Lucht's Larrupers. Consolation and championship finals set for Thursday August 29 8:00 and 9:00 p.m. Four competitive teams expect tight finishes and pennant glory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron Commercial Club
School Bus Routes Set by County Board
School bus routes established by the county board are described after a delay in starting on the opening date of school. A South Dakota route is being mapped so transportation can begin when the third bus arrives. Parents should contact Supt. RBB Brown at the Akron public school building, phone 2061, for full details.
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South Dakota
South [Dakota
RB. B. Brown
Akron Public School
State Fair visit and Iowa social notes
Dot Huygens traveled to Des Moines to visit his aunt and family and attend the State Fair. Miss Donna Kalsen of Odebolt visited her friend Miss Joan Bieitharth last week. Holeh Lewison visited her friend Shirley Enockson in Sioux City several days past week. Mrs. Jacobe and daughter of Hawarden came Tuesday to visit her son Louis and family west of town. Mr. and Mrs. Win Dirks came from Spencer and spent Sunday with relatives and friends here.
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Harkness
Dalton Seed Company
Tusmaes
State Farm Mutual ‘Ing.Co
G. F. Lamb
LeMats
Iowa
Max Fredrickson
Arnold Schultz
Racine
Wis
John Frinsen
Wayne
Nelson ,Hatchery
Polly Atwood
Stoux Falla
Maybelle Burrill
Hyllé Burnight
Delia Burnight
Jamestown
Roy Lu
Root
Mason City
K. J. Cross
Biothien
Ross Root
Ted
Ted .Swenson
Long Beach
Calif
Junior Wheeler
Bride
Oklahoma City
Okla
Fred Bail
A. J. Kessler
John
Kathryn
Tyler
Texas
Kessler
Hugh Dowling
Dallas
H. L. Smith
James
Wayne Ord
Onawa
Ord
Connie
Patty
Galveston
Dot Huygens
Des Moines
Donna Kalsen
Odebolt
Joan Bieitharth
Holeh Lewison
Shirley Enockson
Siow City
Jacobe
Hawarden
Louis
Mig
Win
Dirks
Spéncer
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Union Creek
J. H. Earnest
Akron
Akron Hospital
Elmer ‘Muth
Edwin Hilllrichs
Hawarden Hospital
Wendell Granstrom
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Heeger’s Fine Foods
Pancy Bartlett Pears
Jonathon
Fleischmann
Heeger's Market
Semon Produce
James Wren
Brie
Wedmark
Arthur Lake
Quincy
John Lemen
Durhath
Loyd Lemen
Counteilman
Aug. Lund
Wm. Manning
Winslow
C. Gergen
County Board
Pfister
R.O. Campbell
Chévrolet Garage
Bartlett
Wary Lee Taylor
Ptac Tasy
Fleighmann's
Jackson
Perfex
Elberta
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