Union Creek News Local Society Notices and Visits
Union Creek notes regular services next day at the Lutheran church with Sunday school after the morning English service. Aid meeting at Mrs Dell’s Akron home next Friday. Entertainments hosted by Predell, Mrs Rudolph An, and Swan Peterson families. Visitors from Sioux City, Fergus Falls, and Dodge, Iowa join relatives. several luncheon gatherings and family visits reported, including Anderson, Chalgren, and Ericson clans.
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Union Creek
Inére
Lutheran
Cvedies’ Aid
Marion
Marie Massy
Cates
Erleton
Dorothy Johnson
Big Springs
Ts. Vieter Anderson
Erleson
Rock Creek
Jett
Eric Chalgren
Yor Dodge, Iowa, Eric Chalgren
Wi Chalgren
Seliberg
Unnamed car accident injures Mrs Tobey on Ridge Road
Reports describe a collision on Ridge Road involving several vehicles. Mrs Tobey sustained a broken arm and serious injuries while others, including Myrtle Moe, suffered cuts and bruises. Doctors Bushnell and Mattock are said to be tending the injured and a favorable recovery is noted for Rose Shearer and Thames. Additional local residents visited, traveled, or moved between towns in the ensuing days.
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Weite
Myrtle Moe
Ridge Road
Gono
Path
Tobey
Bushnell
Mattock
Rose Shearer
Thames
Chas
Warren
Akron
Joe Smith
LeMars
Frank ‘Teager
Bessie
Teaser
J. W. Adams
Sioux Falls
Adams
A. A. Martin
A. A. Lilly
Watertown
Peter Crane
WH. H. Spaulding & Sons
State Mall
Des Moines
Lincoln
Nebr
Huron
Sioux City
J. Spaulding, Jr
M. J. Burnight
Ill guest improves as vacation marks a bank official
A compressed local note lists Vincent Conway taking a week off from banking duties while Mr and Mrs Jas Harkness hosted visitors. Frank Teager's home welcomed Sunday guests with a Congregational church picnic at Riversioux park, enjoyed by over a hundred. Ladies Aid meets at Mrs Mary Chapman’s home. Additional social items mention Marg et Patterson visiting Akron, Kennedy and Kaland driving to the city, D Lenihan family from LeMars, A D Lily city visit, Naomi Conway from Leeds, and a girls’ cottage party at Riversioux park chaperoned by Bessie Moffatt.
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Vincent Conway
Jas
Harkness
Herbert Mann
Bert Mann
Sioux City
Frank Teager
Congregational Church
Riversioux Park
Ladies’ Aid
Mary Chapman
Margaret Patterson
Akron
Rita Gant
John Cronin
Thos. Holand
St. Mary's
Kansas
Winner
South Dakota
M.r. Kennedy
Thes
Kaland
D. K. Lenihan
LeMars
A. D. Lily
Naomi Conway
Leeds
Nina Mills
Opal Elisa
Florence Main
Pearl Denness
Laverne Yeager
Evelyn Lilly
Ela Woetger
Bessie Moffatt
Regal church services and social notes in Pleasant Hill
Regal services at the church next Sunday with Sunday school at 10 30. C I CG class members are reminded of the last meeting of the year to be held at Ed Hervan's home on Friday evening September 2. Several local families and visitors are listed as guests and social gatherings recur throughout the week with Miss Iva Kerr receiving a parting gift from her C LC class.
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Pleasant Hill
C. I. CG
Ed. Hervan
Pagel
Carrolee
Grover Wick
Wim, Kerr
Hannah Hofstad
Harvey Welch
Charles Reams
Anya Jaycox
Alcester
Lanls Helseth
Gust Satters
Yermillion
Rex Anderson
Wels Quama
Id. Goodrond
Winner Welch
Iva Kerr
C. LC
Miss Kerr
Milnerville Notes Highlight Local Visits and Health
Special Correspondence reports on Sunday visitors from Sioux City to the C. L. Knapp home including Mr. and Mrs. Newkirls and two daughters and Mr. Hanford. Miss Violet Crow visits the Knapp home while Miss Gertrude Sanford spends a weekend with city friends. Grace Briggs finishes summer school and returns home. Hog cholera rumors are unfounded as farmers vaccinate for prevention, with no epidemic in the area.
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Milnerville
Newkirls
Hanford
Sioux City
C. L. Knap
Violet Crow
Chatsworth
Ithele
FF. W. Knapp
Gertrude Sanford
CG. K. James
Westfeld
Grace Briggs
Henry Dbreezen
Brian
A Buys
Henry
Local Social News and Family Visits Reported
N R Knapp went to Sioux City to bring his wife back from a visit. Mrs Hobbs has been ill and is mostly bedbound with her sister Miss Essie Buz gard staying nearby. Mr and Mrs R H Milner spent Sunday with Archie Hallen in Morningside. Milner family picnicked in Stone Park then met relatives from Baraboo Wisconsin. Dinner guests included the Attridge family, Clara and Fern from Baraboo, Cassen family, and the James and Milner families from Sioux City and Milnerville region. Local lake campers returned home. John DeRocher has been ill with no improvement in his kidney trouble. Garth Knapp also fell ill, with appendicitis feared.
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N. R. Knapp
Sioux City
Cassen
Hobbs
Essie Buzgard
R. H. Milner
Archie Hallen
Morningside
Milner
Stone Park
Baraboo
Wisconsin
Arthur Attridge
Clara Attridge
Fern Hampton
Barahoo
T. B. Cassen
Hazel Cassen
A. J. Miler
C. K James
Alice Louise James
W. B. Milner
Mary Louise Milner
Richard
William Milner
Milnerville
Lakes
John DeRocher
Garth Knapp
Rural School Book List for Plymouth County Schools
County Superintendent Agnes M Eyres issues fall list of rural school books and supplies for Plymouth County patrons. Grades 1 through 8 specify Aldine and Young Field readers, Road to Reading primers, Silver Burdett and Merrill spellers, Geography, English Today, dictionaries, drawing pads, writing pads, and economy supplies. Only first half year books now. teachers will request additional titles as needed.
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Plymouth County
Agnes M. Eyres
Aldine
Eady
Silver Burdett
Carpenter
Heonomy Wirline
Merrill Speller
Crade
Young & Field
Webster
Perry & Price
English Today
Miller Kinkead
Webster's Dictionary
Merril Speiler
Iowa
Thwaites
Ixendall
Legeher
Tme
Worms Warned Prompt Warning and Medicine Ad
A dated notice warns readers against worm experiments and promotes U. S. Government sanctioned worm medicine from CORB and GREENLEAY, urging use of their product as a remedy.
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CORB
Greenleay
New Auto Headlight Law Sets 400 Foot Visibility
Statewide enforcement begins September 1 with notices sent to county treasurers. The motor vehicle law revision requires headlights to be visible 400 feet and capable of revealing persons or objects 75 feet ahead. Restrictions include lamp power limits and glare-protection standards with penalties for evading enforcement. Several lens makers and brands have been approved for use.
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State Department
State Highway Commission
Department
L. E. Smith Glass Co
Violet Ray
National
Warner Patterson Co
Patterson
C. A. Shaler Co
Roadlighter
Ford
Macbeth-Evany Co
Macbeth
Liberty
Sun Ray
McKee
Registrars Appointed for Plymouth County Districts
Iowa lawmakers appoint registrars of vital statistics for ten Plymouth County districts. Names include W G Slevern for Remsen Fredonia Meadow Marion and Remsen townships. W R Payne for Kingsley Emchorn Henry Garfield Union. M Clarke Wooley for LeMars America Stanton. John Garding for Struble Elgin Grant. Geo Ellison for Hinton Lincoln Hungerford. W G Sloan for Leeds Perry Hancock. G W Simpson for Merrill Plymouth Liberty. A D Willy for Westfield Sioux Westfield. H J Harms for Bruns ville Washington Johnson. Joe Klauer for Akron Portland Preston.
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Vital Statistics
Iowa General Assembly
Plymouth County
W. G. Slevern
Remsen
Fredonia
Meadow
Marion
Kingsley
Emchorn
Henry
Garfield
Union Townships
M. Clarke Wooley
LeMars
America
Stanton
John Garding
Struble
Elgin
Grant
Geo. Ellison
Hinton
Lincoln
Hungerford
W. G. Sloan
Leeds
Perry
Hancock
G. W. Simpson
Merril—Plymouth
Liberty
A. D. Willy
West
field—Sioux
Westfield Townships
H. J. Harms
Brunsville
Washington
Johnson Townships
Joe Klauer
Akron
Portland
Preston
Well Drillers Hit Air or Gas Pocket Near Struble Farm
Drillers struck an air or gas pocket at 120 feet on the Pat Lavelle farm two miles north of Struble a couple of months ago and are testing to gauge commercial value. Gas escape from a one inch pipe through the cage created loud noise heard for rods. Tests indicate carbon dioxide present but commercial value to be determined by further tests.
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Pat Lavelle
Struble
LeMara Sentinel
4A Woman ds only oe A Woman but a good cigar
A fragment reads as a terse line about a woman and a cigar, suggesting a compact statement or caption. The readable wording centers on a woman and a cigar, with no clear event or context to confirm a broader news item.
Lutherans Cancel Sunday School and Services for Convention
The LUTHERAN CHURCH announces no Sunday school or services next Sunday due to the Moe, South Dakota convention. The P. Luther League and Choral Union meet at Moe, S. D., with Rev. C. L. Dalseider in charge. The Grand Chorus performs Sunday at 2 30. A separate notice notes Spink Brule Creek picnic Sept 1 with games, races, tug of war and sales, lot of food and ice cream.
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Moe
S. D
P. Luther League Convention and Choral Union
Vermillion Circuit
Alcester
C. L. Dalseider
Brule Creek
Ladies’ Ald Society
Helping Hands
Spink
Brule
Methodist Church Notes Pastor to preach twice next Sunday
The pastor will be home next Sunday to preach at both morning and evening services. Next Sunday marks the last in August and pledges for church support are due September 1. Finances are stronger than expected. with everyone contributing, the year should end well. Carl Hammer, Pastor.
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Methodist Church
Quieting Title Suit in Plymouth County Iowa 1921
Louis Koch sues to quiet title to east half of the NW quarter of section 36 township 93 north range 48 west Fifth p m Plymouth County Iowa, naming August Koch sole heir of William Koch and unknown creditors. The petition alleges ownership in severalty and seeks to bar any claim adverse to Louis Koch against the described premises. Likely court filing in LeMars Iowa during September 1921 term.
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District Court of
Iowa
Plymouth County
Louis Koch
August Koch
William Koch
August I Koch
William Keech
Willam Koch
LeMars
Range Portyelgat
West Fifth
William Koel
Notice to Defendant to Respond in September 1921 Court
The court orders that unless you appear and defend before noon on the second day of the September 1921 term, starting September 26 in LeMars Iowa, default will be entered and a decree granted as prayed. A L Yeaton attorney for plaintiff. Published August 25 September 1 8 16 1921.
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LeMars
Iowa
A. L. Yeaton
Plaintie
Notice in quiet title suit in Plymouth county Iowa
September 1921 case Herman Koch vs August Koch deceased. petition seeks to quiet title to West half of Northwest quarter of section 93 township 48 range 5 West Fifth P M in Plymouth county LeMars Iowa. Unknown creditors of William Koch may appear to defend before noon of the second day of September 1921 term. attorney for plaintiff.
Help Wanted for hosiery sales in Norristown Pa
Wanted men or women to take orders among friends and neighbors for the genuine guaranteed hosiery. Full line for men women and children. We pay time and a half an hour or 36.00 a week full time. Experience unnecessary. Write to International Stocking Mills Norristown Pa. Come in and see us about plumbing and heating. Sanitary Plumbing Heating Co. Try Want Ad for quick results.
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International Stocking Mills
Norristown
Sanitary Plumbing & Heating Co
Eyestrain and eye care offered by local specialist
An experienced optometrist warns that eye strain from strained eyes can harm the nervous system. He urges appointments at his Sioux City office, 412 Nebraska Street, New Orpheum Building. Also notes Simmons Wickless and Porf é tion Oil Cook Stoves sold by Klauer Bros.
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Nebraska Street
New Orpheum
Sioux City
Town
Simmons
Klauer Bros
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