Westfield Notes Chronicle Busy Regional Social Thread
Westfield writes of visits and travels as Mrs Bruce Buttricks and daughter depart for Middleton Iowa after a six week stay with relatives. Families Rosenbaum, Kennedy and Littelle circle, with tours to Minnesota and Lake Okoboji and headlines from Vermillion and Rivers Sioux Park. Local events include Ladies Aid at O B Lilly home and an upcoming meeting at Mrs Wm Christensen's, Watermelon Day in Akron, and school openings Sept 4 5. Mary Connolly and Perry Libby wedding plans, a seven o'clock shower for Mary Connolly, and local engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce. Buttricks
Middleton
Iowa
A. J. Hummel
F. Rosenbaum
Mrs. Rosenbaum
Points
Minnesota
Lake Okoboji
Ann Tracy
M. J. Kennedy
Salix
Wilbur Harrington
Towa City
University of Town
O. B. Lilly
Lilly
Wm. Christensen
Christensen
Akron
Art Andersen
G. W. Maysonholder
Maxine Seyler
Montagne
G. P. Littelle
Gon
Elsa Cassellad
Carla Muller
Council Bluffs
Allene Nelson
Cherokee
Delra LaGrone
Valley City
N. D
Vermillion
Westfield
Tyndall
Riversioux Park
Ponca
Nebr
Harry Ryan
Jefferson
A. A. Martin
McKinnon Park
Sioux Falls
Thos. Warren
Rose Shearer
Walter Shearer
Thomas Shearer
Sioux City
Peter Schriner
Herbert Osterday
Nels P. Anderson
Sidney Warren
Herbert Anderson
Fahlenkamp
Utterback
Wm. Thorne
Rose Burke
Dell, Rapids
S. D
Edith Catherine Bergum
Steve Burke
A. Dwight Anderson
Mary Connolly
D. F. Connolly
Perry Libby
McCook Lake
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
J. A. Roder
Mary Martin
Norma
Roy Bliss
Carol Lilly
Kingsley
Ella Welch
Welch School
Town
Mary Spaulding
Hunter School
Shirley Lilly
D. F. Cassel
Gadl
Chatsworth Chats Special Correspondence Highlights Local Visits
Chatsworth Chats reports a busy week with reunions and family visits. Peter Jepsen family enjoyed a Riversioux reunion. J Crumsmond of Sioux Falls visited the Wake man home and headed to Chicago for the fair. Numerous LeMars and Sioux City excursions, birthdays, births, and schooling notes fill the page along with regional fair trips and civic events.
Sudden Death in Fort Dodge News Echoes Sympathy
News notes the sudden death of her brother at Fort Dodge Iowa and mentions friends offering condolences. Also reports Sunday visit by the French family of Yankton to Mr and Mrs Ned Spaulding, and local hostess events for St Catharine's Guild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Dodge
Ned Spaulding
Yankton
Steve Gant
Frank Dennison
St. Catharine’s Guild
Old Settlers
Elk Point
Westfield
Akron
Riversioux Park
Luther League to Meet at Luther Hall Evening
Union Creek reports the Luther League will convene at Luther hall on Tuesday evening September 5. The notice lists visiting relatives including Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Anderson and daughter from Minneapolis visiting Hannah Sellberg and local friends, with other Andrews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther League
Luther Hall
Arthur Anderson
Minneapolis
Hannah Sellberg
Wm. Ericson
Wilma
Miriam
Beresford
Albert Anderson
Omaha
Community Dinner Guests and Visits Reported
A list of residents and guests from Minneapolis Sioux City Riverside and Akron visited hosts including Elmer Hultgren Wim Olson and family. Wilma Hultgren heads to Sioux City for nurses training after a Sunday celebration at Beresford old folks home.
Milnerville Obituary and Community Notes
Special Correspondence from Milnerville reports the last rites for Charlie Mansfield, pioneer resident, held at the Teendale Catholic church. He died Friday after years of illness, survived by four sisters and three brothers near Milnerville. The item also covers farm sales, local visits, Auxiliary meetings, school appointments, and community happenings with multiple locals named and events scheduled around Milnerville and surrounding farms.
Euble Rumblings From Spink and Nearby Areas
Special correspondence notes social visits and travels across Spink near Merill and surrounding towns. Residents such as Lorraine Koplin Mildred Ideker Helen Marbach and families from Ak ron Chatsworth West LeMars and Sioux City are listed among dinners, church events, festival plans and Sunday visits.
Reunion Highlights At Riverstone Park Affectionately Told
Afternoon callers note a family reunion Sunday at Riverstone Park honoring the Taper family at Arthur Kall’s home near Craig. Miss Luli Klemme, Lorraine Koplin, and Norma Koplin visited Barth Miller Friday afternoon.
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Arthur Kall
Aen
Craig
Taper
Riverstone Park
Luli Klemme
Lorraine
Norma
Koplin
Barth Miller
Pleasant Hill News Local visits and travels noted
Connie Greenwood and family visited Mrs Albin Anderson and family. Miss Emma Wang and Arthur Wang spent Monday at the Charley Wang home at Big Springs Emma helped with paper hanging. Pavey Welch and family and Mrs Delphene Trude returned from a motor trip to South Dakota with an excellent report. Berniece Eidem returned home after weeks with cousin Mrs Russell Huff Arnold Kleinmeis visiting aunt Mrs Adolph Higgen Vermillion. Emma and Arthur Wang visited Mrs Albin Anderson Monday evening. Mr and Mrs Lee Stoutenburg and child were Sunday guests in Russell Huff home. Wilson Heasley and Gene Gardner of Vermillion spent Sunday at Harvey Welch home. Mrs Russell Huff and children and Berniece Eidem visited Mrs Will Kerr Akron. Herbert Swanson and Eugene Hilton called at Wilson Heasley home near Vermillion last Saturday. Clarence Andrews family spent days with friends at Kingsley Town. Mrs Delphene Trude visiting Wilson Heasley home and will attend Vermillion fair. Frank Kerr Margaret Kerr and Selma Kerr attended Dr E I Conner home Alcester. Mrs Russell Huff and children visited Lewis Satter Friday. Mrs Richard Ball and son Junior visited Mrs Albin Anderson Monday. Mrs Ludwig Sommervold fell and hurt her leg last Tuesday. Her children staying with Aunt Mrs Elmer Klemme. A kitchen shower at Mrs Harvey Welch home Monday for Miss Rose Hilton bride. About forty guests and many gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connie Greewood
Albin’ Anderson
Emma ‘Wang
Arthur Wang
Charley Wang
Big Springs
Emma
Wang
Pavey Welch
Delphene Tide
South Dakota
Berniece’Bidem
Russell.Huff
Arnold
Kleinme
Adolph Higgen
Vermillion
Albin Anderson
Lee Stoutenburg
Childreu
Russell Huff
Clarence Andrews
Kingsley
Charley Shuck
Delphene Trude
Wilson Heasley
Frank Kerr
Margaret Kerr
Selma Kerr
Dr. E. I. Conner
Rose Hilton
Watermelon Day caused early publication and pig market updates
The Register-Tribune will publish a day earlier next week for Watermelon Day. Government pig purchase prices at Chicago basing point are listed by weight class, with lower prices in all other basing markets. Sioux City market receipts set records and a government shipping permit system was begun to control pig shipments, requiring written requests and dealer coordination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Register-Tribune
Chicago
G.B. Thorn
Éorn
Sioux City
Commission
Government Sets Hog Price Under Farm Admin Program
The Agricultural Adjustment Administration began purchasing and slaughtering 5,000,000 pigs and sows to reduce swine surplus and raise prices for farmers. About 4,000,000 hogs up to 100 pounds and 1,000,000 sows will be slaughtered. Purchases started at six Midwest centers Sioux City Sioux Falls Chicago Kansas City St Paul Omaha and St Joseph Missouri with more centers to join later. Farmers send hogs to approved points following standard procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Administration
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Farrow
Midwest
Sioux City
Sioux Falls
Chicago
Kansas City
St. Paul
Omaha
St. Joseph
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Ray A. Smith
Ribune
Sher
Reet
Chatsworth
CHATS
Peter Jepsen
Riversioux
J. Crumsmond
Sioux’ Falls
Geo. Wakeman
Will Endwig
Louie Brabender
LeMars
Geo. Mohlman
Frank Vogelzang
Vander Fen
Carmerm
Deloras Vogelzang
H. J. Schumacher
August Osterthun
Colome
D. Chris. Seheifen
State Park
Albert Witt
Dave Skogman
Chris Seheifen
Clarence Holdorf
Inlaw
Arthur Gilman
Kennebec
Scheffen
Orange City
van Wyk
Kelley
Frances Sehafer
Mitchell
David Sehnetz
Gordon
Bobby Adams
Audie Degan
Margaret
Carol
Charles Hendricks
Shirley Selmmacher
Betty Adams
H. B. Dalgliesh
Harry Scofield
New Canaan
Lois Jean Harris
Thursas
Anna Degan
Friay
Union Creek News
Daughter
Mary Larson
Ed Larson
Oscar Albertson
Elmer Hultgren
Joe Johnson
Riverside
California
Woodie Nylund
Stanley
Lloyd Johnson
A. W. Johnson
Hana Olson
Mervin, Ostkin
Joseph Tunnel
Martin Johnson
Alcester
Fred Swerson
Olson
Wim
Alfred
Sommervold
Marion
John Hultgren
Ericson
Eric. Widmark
Mrs
Clifford
Johnson
Frank ‘Simeon
Leonard Lamoureux
Ole Peterson
Lawrence ‘Ericson
Milnerville
Charlie Mansfield
Telendale
Mr. Mansfield
D. O. Bogenrief
Hubbard Mansfield
Harrold
Cassen
Logan
Leo Mansfield
Elsie
Violet Fry
Roy. Cassen
Kier
Richard Milner
Priscilla
Arthur W. Johnson
C. L. Weber
Hancock Township
Farmers’ Union
Mary Jane Luehsinger
Cecelia Salomon
Arlene Bosley
Marvin Merrill
Fred Maloney
Fred. Maloney
Herman Soloman
Janet Beauchene
Dorothy Maloney
Plymouth County
Plymouth County Ladies’’ Auxiliary
Riverside Park
Jeannette Beauchene
Lucille Maloney
Virginia Tague
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Stanton School
Stanton School, No. 4
William Shultz
Sam Mosher
W. F. Wisser
William Schultz
Jack Manning
A. A. Lilly
Des Moines
Paul
Osie Jones
Sioux
City
George “Hoffman
Ray
Roy Cassen
Grace Mabie
Roy ‘Cassen
W. BE. Nason
Rad
Black Hills
James
Dorothy Tremeter
Rosnow
Mowbray Nason
Central ‘High School
Nason
Ster School
Krizek
Gloria Miner
Bonnie
Will Berger
Marion Banks
Lois
Vera Shuck
Marjorie Knapp
Lucille
Annis
Euble
Norman Koplin
Near Spink
Anna Klemme
Mildred Ideker
Merrill
Helen Marbach
Jess Kallsen
Evelyn
Norma Jean
Ella Reemis
Lizzie Parker
Joy
Junior Morehead
Harold Lunde
J. G. Miller
Grandma Siebens
Grant Township
West LeMars
Mildred
Harry Johnson
Clair Morehead
John Milbredt
Fred Klemme
Eldon Kallsen
William, Crow
DeLoris
Willis
H. O. Buehre
Leonard Miller
Fred Livermore
Elmer Philips
John Tapper
John Siebens
Darlene
Roy Sampson
Sam Sampson
Fred Lucken
Friendship Club
John Milbrodt
John Koch
John Kallsen
Pleasant Hill
Edmission
Iardo Bunsti
Union Station
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Hershey
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Griffin
Wooton
DRS. Griffin & Griffin
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