Union Creek News captures a quiet Thanksgiving week
Local notes report no services next Sunday at the Lutheran Church amid small gatherings. Upcoming Union Greek Studies Aid meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs Wm Erlesen. Cousin Maddenny Husbie dies after hospital operation. Thanksgiving events include visits to Sioux City, a dance in Jefferson, and many farm tasks. A chicken supper and sale planned for December 3 at Wm Ericson home with postponed Ladi Aid due to heavy snowfall.
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Union Creek
Thore
Ehurch
UN 1
Wm. Erlesen
E. Johnson
Ejohnson
Anders Nilsen
Seilbers
J. Fredells
Victor Anderson
Rive Leen
Park Jane Farm
Lawrence Ericson
John EB. Ericson
Akron
Albert Anderson
August Anderson
Ericson
Jefferson
Cassen
Urame
Sioux City
Tony Waddle
Iowa
Minnesota
Sunnyside
Westfeld
J. 1
Hathaway
J. J. Mansfeld
A. Pike
Burton
Hornick
Ralph Hathaway
Keenan & Cl
Emma Palluta
Milnerville Mention Special Correspondent Notes Local Car Purchase
Milnerville Tuesday visit by Mr and Mrs Lester Sanford who took Mr and Mrs Dana Allard and son Oscar to City to buy a Max-1 Well touring car Oscar drove it home as a birhday gift. Little Joan Louis Beaulieu recovering from illness. his mother in hospital. Roads drifted hindering mail service. Bruce Dorain sale well attended despite weather. Thanksgiving gatherings noted with Mrs Pavlik at dinner and Misses Gladys and Lois Knapp at home. Dana Allard and boys Westfield callers. Bernice Bauerly of Merrill visiting Allard youths.
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Lester Sanford
Milnerville
Dana Allard
Oscar
City
Birthey
Ernest Wilson
Joan Louis Beaulieu
Bruce Dorain
Pavlik
Gladys
Lois Knapp
C. K. James
Sioux City
Dramatic Club
Westfield
Mise Bernice Bauerly
Merrill
Allard
Westfield News Briefs From Thanksgiving Week
Mary Connolly recovers from surgery while Anna Fell visited Cedar Rapids during Thanksgiving. John Van de Braek returns from Farmingdale Maryland and Nessie Feltis heads home to Rapid City. Mrs. Lester Sanford travels to Vernal Minnesota and several residents host guests amid winter weather. Loss of arm by Clarence Muffatt noted. Edith Ciley and Julia Cilley visit relatives in the area. The Tuesday club enjoyed a gathering at Mrs. L. N.’s home.
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Westfield
Mary Connolly
Ackensid
Anna Fell
Cedar Rapids
Kara Leaulien
Joseph's Hospital
Sioux City
Hon
C.K. Savage
F. Teager
Trn
Congregational Church
Bert Vandeburgh
Geddes
S. D
Webby Vandeburgh
Lester Sanford
Verndale
Minn
John van de Braek
Farmingdale
M. D
Nessie Feltis
Rapid City
Webb Vandeburgh
Melvin Moffate
Huniee Ward
Gen. Milly
Simus City
Alaffatt
Los Angeles
Cal
Clarence Muffatt
Liess and
Quant
U. S
L. N
Westfield basketball gains, visitors at Cassel home
Thanksgiving guests from Sioux City with the Teaser family visited Mrs. T. C. Teaser while local basketball action in Westfield saw the girls fall 3 to 57 and the boys win 26 to 4. Lineups include Westfield players Flummel Lilly Shear Muss Merrit Hemphill Hinuth and capt. Loy Litken Huner. Lectures by Dr Henry Burns praised, committee urged to book him again.
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Otl Spaulding
Chibey
J. Conway
EH. Spaulding, Sr
Smilay
Entivusi Hinh
Westfield Field
Westmda
Lins
Westfeld
Mert
Westfield
Due Girls
Ilta
Westfield Cit
We Gilles
A. Flummel
TD. Lilly
Shearar
Muss
Sul
Merrit—c
Hemphill D. Hinuth
A. Loy
al. Litken
A. Huncer
D. Hookeid
Rlk Point
Wik Bolut
L. B. Sttley
Elk Point
D. I. Connolly
Elelen McCarty
Merrill
F. Teager
PF. Gilly
T. A. Dennison
Henry
Burns
Akron Iowa approves sewer extension despite protests
Akron Iowa city council met November 18 1919 with all members present and passed a resolution of necessity authorizing an eight inch sewer on Hardy Street from Sixth to Seventh streets and assessed the north half of Block 2 and south half of Block 77 for the cost. Final passage set for December 20 1919 at 8 p.m. Taxpayers may appear to be heard.
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Wouwa
Morse
Shoulberg
Swinson
Cunningham
Eting
A. W. Redmond
Edward Bratt
Akron
Iowa
Hardy
Sixth Streets
Hardy Street
Hardy and
Seventh Sitrerts
Tyla
Wasmer Post honors William Maxwell in Legion resolution
The Wasmer Post of the American Legion at LeMars adopted a resolution on November 26 expressing heartfelt sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Maxwell and family for the loss of their son William Maxwell. It commends his life, notes his supreme sacrifice for defense, and orders the resolution entered in permanent records with copies to the family and publication in county papers.
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American Legion
Wasmer
LeMars
Hugh Maxwell
William Maxwell
Jorge I. Ruble
L. Kk. Rounds
C. A. Schmidt
J. Jawin
PA. Berner
Savings Banks Gift Idea Thrift Christmas Offer
Our new Savings Banks make splendid Christmas gifts. You may have one for $1.40. Come in and see us First Trust & Savings Bank.
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First Trust & Savings Bank
Largest Protestant hospital in Iowa Des Moines history noted
Des Moines based Iowa Methodist Hospital, the state’s largest Protestant hospital west of Iowa, was founded in 1901 with thirty beds and has since expanded to two hundred twenty four beds. In eighteen years it served over forty nine thousand bed patients, with thousands treated free of charge and over one hundred sixty one thousand free dispensary treatments. It opened its doors to influenza victims last year.
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Iowa
Franklin
America
Hospital of
Vennsylvania
Wrankin
Nebraska
Kansas
Iowa Methodist Hospital
Des Moines
Farmers Grain Co. Board Adopts 8% Interest on Long Accounts
In regular meeting the board of directors of the Farmers Grain Co. Akron Iowa passes a resolution effective December 1 1919 charging eight per cent interest on all accounts over eighty days. J E Britson secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Grain Co
Akron
Towa
J. E. Bricson
Notice to Settle Dissolved Firm Olson and Anderson
Notice to set tle. The firm Olson and Anderson of Akron Iowa dissolved by mutual consent. All persons knowing themselves due to the firm are asked to call at the garage and settle at once. Signed Frank C Olson Rudolph Anderson.
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Olson & Anderson
Akron
Frank C. Olson
Rudolph Anderson
For Sale Pure Bred Poland China Boars
For sale a few pure bred Poland China boars described as heavy boned rugged fellows. Priced to move. All double treated for cholera. Contact H. Leinart at 6 Miles North and 114 Miles West of Elk Point South Dakota.
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Poland
H. Leinart
Elk Point
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