Aunton Greer News Special Notes From Community
Aunton Greer News reports a week of local church services and upcoming events at Luther Church. Details include Sunday service led by Rev Ostrom and mission work by Rev Ostrom and wife in Forte Rico, plus visits to area homes. Social visits span Spillman, Sellberg and Johnson families with multiple trips to Sioux City and Spink.
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GREER
Rex
Luther&h
Sundad Toréhopy
Pe _ Shoulberg
Adolph ‘Wiberg
Obas
J. Johnson
Ie Springs
Auerson
Aity
Olbert
Orn
Db ‘Exellent
Vonitton
EB. Johnson
Misa Serh Johnson
V. Anderson
Sioux
Wreddie Verlinden
Heraeuley
Kilp
Roy
Alfred Ostrom
Williamson
Dalesberg
Sellberg
Hullgron
Ostrom
Forte Rico
John Larson
John Sellberg
Hannah Sellberg
John Bratt
Spink
Jeet
Wim, Ericson
Henning Gassmean
Adaville
Miss Norder
Miss Berg
Peterson
Jsgren
Carl
Henning’ Gassman
Sioux City
Millnerville Notes and Local Visits
Special correspondent reports Mrs Ev 2 Clark visiting relatives in Tekamah Nebr and Millnerville. Dwight Mereness and Harold Browinwell visited relatives. George Easton and friends returned from Merrill. Old Settler’s picnic at Richland and community events cited. Temperance lecture by Rev Barber of Des Moines announced for next Monday.
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Millnerville
Clark
Tekamgh
Nebr
A. W. Milner
Ore
Akron
Hancock's
Frances
Dwight Mereness
Milinerville
Harold Browiawell
Hinton
Waldon
Eran’ Fry
Merrill
George ‘Easton
Richland
I. L. Millner
J. W
Sorensen
Witl Mitlner
atVeatfield
Andi
Henry Dreengen
Bonday
Barber
Des Moines
Anti-Saloon League
Jos Millette
Doon
Fay-Wilcox
Wichita
Kansan
N. R. Knapp
Westfield Write Ups Show Social Visits and Local News
Special Correspondence notes Mrs M A King and daughter with Miss Frances Hopking spending midweek in town. Visits from sisters and children of Hawarden and Apple River are mentioned. D J Cassel travels to Scotland SD for aunt’s funeral. Father Divine to hold four day mission at Catholic church from August 31. Reed family vacationed in Burbank. Mrs Lilly hosts Ladies Aid. Akron resident Mrs Hilgemann visits relatives.
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Westfield
M. A. King
Frances Hopking
W. B. Martin
Ha- Warden
J. Beaufied
Blanche
Cunningham Jis
Slatera
Mias
Anna Emiy
Jog
Murphy
Feny and
Gon
Apple Iver
Thellites Wenn
Martin Wank
Mia
Gillin
Madge
Evangelist Fife to Lead Meetings in Opera House
Evangelist R. H. Fife, of national repute, assisted by Roy O. Youtz of Canton Missouri, a capable chorus director and preacher, will conduct services at the opera house starting at eight each evening. Everyone is invited to attend and participate in the meetings led by Roy Crocker, no minister.
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Fife
Roy. O. Youtz
Canton
Alao
Opera House
Nes
Roy Crocker
Carnival 18 Opens In Reed Street Block
The Dolerman Carnival Co with two carloads of attractions arrived Monday and set up on Reed Street a block and a half. Manager Belcher leads a friendly staff offering clean amusements as locals enjoy a free ride giveaway. The three day event runs today through Saturday drawing crowds with Akros beating Akron 1-0 in the opening baseball game and upcoming LeMars vs Akron and Walthill Indians clashes lined up as key attractions. Hinton's heroics highlight Sunday play.
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Dolerman Carnival ,Co
Ita
Reed Street
Garry-A.all -Gas
Belcher
Akros
E Weber
Akron
Batween LeMars
Walthill Indians
Carda
Hinton
Chautauqua A Success In Akron With Large Attendance
Jones Chautauqua enters its second annual Akron session with delays in tent arrival pushing programs to the M E church. Pleasant weather and strong evening crowds mark the event as Burgess Concert Company closes this afternoon with a high merit program. Plans for next season show costly Jones attractions amid growing demand for Chautauqua in Akron.
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Jones
Séacon
Chautanqua
Akron
Farmers' Picnic Adopts Annual Status With New Officers
The Farmers Grain Co held a well attended picnic at Ross Grove north of town last Thursday. F F Travis spoke on Cooperation in place of OR Myers who could not attend. A highlight was a 14 to 14 tie in the married versus single men punch ball, decided only when the last man was out. R R Pollok was elected president and J F Waterbury secretary, with a committee named Art Rush Phil Johnson W W Ross W A El hott J J Anite and Dan Smith to arrange next year’s event.
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Farmers’ Grain’ Co
Ross Grove
OR. Myers
Jyske
R. R. Pollok
The Largest Magazine Ad Offers Free Sample Copy
An advertisement from Vojay's Magazine of Canton Ohio promotes being the largest edited magazine at high price per year and offers a free simple copy and pregnant catalog to every lady who appreciates a good magazine. The ad requests inquiries for the Tryp Want Ad.
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Vojay's Magazine
Canton
Ohio
Akron Defeats U C T Team In Close Match
A Sioux City United Commercial Travelers baseball team loss to Akron in a tight contest. Lawrence started for Akron, Gillen pitched for the visitors, with a notable double play by Mann and strong defense from Goodwin and Lynn. The Akron squad later beat Hinton, while travel plans for Sunday remain.
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Akron
United ‘Commercial Travelers
Sioux City
Reore
Scougal
R. Lawrence
Goodwin
Lynn
Lawrence
Gillen
Mann
Ron
Irving Goodwin
Travelers
Binton
McGrath
Hinton
Indian Tribe Baseball Triples In County Play At LeMars
The LeMars schedule highlights the Sioux Falls team cancellation but a 1200 strong crowd witnessed a fast game. The Walt Hill Indians are set to play at LeMars next Sunday and Monday August 31 and September 1 with several strong players and capable pitchers.
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LeMars
Sioux Falls
LeMara
Zybneas
Cinglanail
baMuurg
Jodlaia
Letang
Reunion at River Broux park draws thousands in calm summer day
Akron area residents joined the Union County Old Battle picture and reunion at River Broux park near Richland. Hundreds of autos and thousands attended, with speeches, music, athletic events, a dance, and a Jefferson ball game won 6 to 1 over Wik Point. Millette pitched for Jefferson and Weber for Point. fireworks followed. Also notice of a rental for a good farmhand and inquiry at Heo, tg Jotrice oF W, B. Kidd.
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Akron
Union County
Broux” Park
Richland
Baptial Church Resumes Services Sunday in Wisconsin
Alan Lorli and Mrs Grover C Watson northwest of town note a baptismal church announcement. Regular services will be resumed Sunday with preaching, warming and blessing by the pastor.
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Alan, Lorli
Grover C. Watson
Wis
Notice of Paying and Public Examination Announced
A historic notice outlines a paying plan for a town project along Fourth Street and alley extensions in the city, including public objection windows and a subsequent adoption of a resolution. Separately a United States Civil Service Commission notice announces a competitive examination at LeMars and Kingsley for Plymouth County posts, with salary ranges from 800 to 1400 dollars per year and general eligibility for U.S. citizens meeting postoffice area domicile requirements.
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Paul
Thas
Algros
United States
LeMara
Kingsley
Plymouth
Aappeauli
Aid
Waleeg
Tha
Adanay
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