Birthday party cited at school home by Kenneth Beyers
A fragment from a Hawarden area column notes Kenneth Beyers hosted a Friday birthday party at his school room with a two course luncheon. Several local residents including Mrs G H Van Alten and Mr D K Bennett were mentioned across visits and family events in Akron Hawarden and surrounding communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Beyers
G. H van Alten
Pierre
D. K. Bennett
Nap Yamoureux
Akron
Dalgiesh
Hendrix
G. EB
van Allen
Edith Bennett
Will Lidwig
Hawarden
Mahlon
Homer Benney
Beresford
A. I. Bennett
Bennett
Orin Harris
Orin
Dt ‘Oc
Siémka Aid Chuafen
Advice to Girls and Boys Sparks Neighborhood Gossip
An unnamed neighborhood buzzes with social notes and verses. A birthday party honors Mrs Arthur Wilcox with a lively turnout and praise for the unknown author of Advice to Girls. The poem stirs locals, while many neighbors share names and light romance from a snowy November week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yaa
Mewa
Ricse
Dauga
Alta Halth
Tepottsa
Can ‘Hitzemany
Caliea
Clarande Liktose
Lilian Kjose
Casiating Mra
I. C
Rausch
Arthur Wilcox
Milnerville News Highlights Christmas Plans and Local Happenings
Special correspondence reports churches planning separate Christmas trees and programs on different nights. Several residents recover from injuries, visitors pass through Elk Point and LeMars, Miss Hasbrook away delaying Sunnyside school, roads and weather allow Milners to travel to Sioux City, and local tradesmen repair phones and saw wood using Fordson traction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milferville
Arma
Lucille Hobbs
Woodrow Meton
John Thornton
Elke Point
Archie John
Sunnyside
Hasbrook
LeMars
Milnerville
Sioux City
Araula Fry
Clyde James
Charlie Allen
Akron
Jong
Milners
Bert Lawrence
Dane
Town Notes and Social Roundup in Sioux Township
Local column reports Miss Elizabeth Beaulieu planning a coast trip with the Cagson family this month. Milner family notes include an ailing 92-year-old father and several health updates. An oyster supper at Bethel netted ten dollars for the Ladies Society, while a talkative neighbor paid 1.50 in lieu of longer conversation. Aid Society drew about twenty ladies to Mrs Herbert Craswell’s gathering with plans for future work and new members. A mild outbreak of a crip causing illness passed, and Mary Louise Milner and George Pavlik faced medical issues. R H Milner handled an auto accident damages. no witnesses led to no lawsuit. Baby Beef club received ten dollars from Mr Watts for distribution among winners. John Dreegren returned from Chicago stock show with county prize honor. Mr and Mrs P Dubdahi visited due to Frank Mathwig’s motorcycle accident injuries. Charley Hobb listed as sick. Whitehouse lost a stray or stolen mare Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Necta
Matrona
Herbert Craswell
Aid Society
Jonas Fursee
Mary
Louise Milner
George Pavitk
St. Vincent's Hospital
R. H. Milner
Ford
Porce
Acéue
Baby Beef Club
Watts
Farmers’ Union Commission Co
Sioux City
Dlatei Bution
John Dreegren
Chicago
John
Sioux Township
P. Dubdahi
City
Dybdahls
Frank Mathwig
Nia
Tia
Charley Hobb
Whitehouse
Union Creek News peça Church Notices and Local Events
Union Creek notes report no services at the Lutheran church next Sunday. The Rantior League annual business meeting is set for Wednesday evening at the church. Various locals, including Rev Emil Johnson, Mr and Mrs John Frisk, and families, are listed with visits and activities around Akron Hawarden and Alabater, plus school notes and a local play announcement at Westfield High.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Creek
Rantior League
Emil Johnson
Abisbers Lutheran
John Frisk
H. Westin
C. J. Johnson
Hilda
David and
Wreddy
Annal Star
C. J. Johnsgn
Alabater
Johnny Johnson
Victor Anderson
Eddis Anderson
Wm. Erlason
August Lindgren
W. .Schopt
H Gpasman
Lee Broutenbure
Predell
Bertel
John Allberg
Levi Nijzon
Pleasant Ail News Speciel Correspondence
Pleasant Ail News reports on regular services at SoHitr an with Sunday school at 10 sharp taught by Misa Sweeney. It notes an overnight visitor at Harvey Welch Home Wednesday night and various visits among local families including Heeren, Welch, Hamilton, Reamy, Renken, and Kerr. It mentions scarlet fever quarantine release and recent hospital discharge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sohitran
Misa Sweeney
Hill
Harvey Welch
Wilson Heasley
Mars
Tin Blerada
Dick Hamilton
Raymundt Hamilton
Edith Heeren
Algae
Oliva Hofstad
Welch
Charles Reamy
Hortie
Isd
Heeren
Herman Renken
Iva Welch
Mra
Lewis Helgath
Wmn. Kerr
Akron
Ea.Goodroad
Alfred
Wudot
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Rockford
Toyland
Hershey’s
Walter Baker
Japan
Michigan
Silverberg & Company
Chatsworth Chat
John Hendrix
M. E. Edmonds
Fam‘ly
Louis Beyers
New Century Club
Frances Webb
Raylnia
Origwa
Mes
J. Cr Sloman
Hawar
Den
Patrick
Iusiness
Bioux Valley
Waterman
Advics
George Anderson
Russell Huff
Miss Moffatt
Adolph Hitnemann
Olaf Anderson
Teddy Kijose
Ita Hoffman
Sam
Carl Hitzemann
Rudolph Anderson
Bigmund Nilson
Oscar Johnson
Olaf
Nye
Sever Anderson
Jolly
Julia Nielson
Lillian Kroge
Malmstrom
Jore
Alma Hortha
Margaret Johnson
Magele Hanson
Hilda Anderson
Buck Jones
Ja ‘the
Big Punch
Ruth Roland
Ruth of the Rockiss
Tate
Wane Sweet
Moxtona
Westfield Weste-Ups
J. ¥Angs Webber
Mary Chapman
Clara “Chapman Maining
Oliver Deming
Beardaley
John Cronin
Weelk
Congregational
Avery
Milo Mille
Harley Smal
Omaha
Forrest Purvis
Butcher
H. C. Carrel
Teager
Laverne
E. H. Spauidime
Wisenger
Alty
Dave Cassel
A. D. Huratees
Mog
John. Button
Betts
Wank Oly
Button
HC. Carrel
Miss Means
Cilley
Walter
Connolly
Percy
Dave Cansel
Blanche Warnight
Arts
Lord Crackenthorpe
Wallag
Jimmy Keppel
Archie’ Phipps
London
Nia Denneas
Hayy
Hurat
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