Christmas festival at Lutheran church in Union Creek
Special correspondence notes no services next Sunday at the Lutheran church. The Lutheran Sunday School Christmas festival will be held Thursday evening December 27. In the Ladies Aid annual meeting, officers were largely re-elected with Miss Ogda Fredell named secretary and Mrs. Bly vice president. The annual income surpassed $600, showing active work. charity efforts continue with plans for more next year.
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Union Creek
Ladies’ Aid
J. Hultgren
Ogda Fredell
En. Bly
Wm. Evicson
Eskil Johnson
Rev. Johnson
FE. A. Johnson
Misa Ruth Swanson
O. M. Silkebakken
Akron
August Fredell
Helen
J. Fredell
Elmer Predell
Marie Hergquist
St Paul
Minn
Ife
T. Rasmussen
Little Son
L. 13
Ericson
L. E. Ericson
Colorado Springs
Colo
Houston
Texas
Bertel Shoulberg
H. Gassman
Martin E. Johnson
Alcester
Victor Anderson
John C. Johnson
Wickens Johannes
August Norlander
Nye
Wis
Sellberg
Wisconsin
Irene Bly
Thurston Squires
Fred Manning
Colton
S. D
Leander
Hettinger
N. D
Fred
Gunhild Fredell
Sioux City
Millnerville News Roundup Of Local Happenings
Ubald Millette hauled grain at the farm. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Mark Coleman. Mrs. Coleman staying with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Trometer. Larry Weber in stalled in new bungalow. Floyd Taylor and Knapp family members visited Sioux City. Mail delays due to irregular train service and drifted roads. Carriers used no motor vehicles Monday. Ralph Hathaway, in navy, passed exam in Omaha and heads to training near Chicago. Bessie and Lilian Cushing called to Sioux City by mother’s illness. holiday break announced. Sunnyside event postponed indefinitely. Mrs. Cushing underwent surgery in Sioux City. Mr. and Mrs. Dona Allard visited Jefferson. Epidemic of heavy colds spreads. Dr. W. J. Brunner from Akron attended. Lyle Strong of Akron visited. Elsie Pavlik’s school social at Adaville raised about thirty dollars. Miss O Brien from Mansfield scheduled Wednesday. Large crowd enjoyed Grand show Sunday night. C K James and W B and R Milner hauled oil meal from Jefferson. Clyde James mule Jack died of jackjaw. Dr. Lichty could not save it. A Buys visited Sioux City. High actual pupils had an unexacted note.
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Millnerville
Ubald Millette
Mark Coleman
A. Fursee
Ralph Hathaway
Navy
Omaha
Chicago
Bessie
Lilian Cushing
Sioux City
Sunnyside
Cushing
Sioux
Dona Allard
Jefferson
No. 4
Adaville
Jack
Dr. Lichty
A. Buys
Westfield Community Notes and Holiday Events
The K K K club met at Gladys Mills home with twelve members and planned biweekly gatherings. Red Cross branch organized at Community Hall with 1918 memberships and Friday sessions to prepare supplies. A Christmas play is planned for December 4 at Community Hall with an eight o'clock start.
Pleasant Hill Spiritual Gatherings and Local Visits
Sunday school and preaching services at the U B church next Sunday morning with communion. English and German Lutheran services announced at the school house on December 26 at 10 a m. Mrs Joe Kerr returned home after visiting relatives and assists in caring for Grand ma Kerr and Grandma Hofstad. Luella Bubs came back after weeks with her sister Mrs Edwin Klemme in Ruble Iowa. Mr and Mrs Elmer Klemme and Anna Jayceux dinner guests at Alfred Sommerveld. Harvey and Wm Welch returned from four weeks in southern Missouri noting heavier snow and colder weather. A Lewison family visited George Fickbohm. Frances Moss returned home after weeks in Sioux City. Mrs Nixson and daughter ...
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Pleasant Hill
U. B
Joe Kerr
F. F. Kerr
Grandma Kerr
Grandma Hofstad
Frank Kerr
Luella Bubs
Edwin Klemme
Ruble
Iowa
Gustafson
Nora
Charles Reames
Elmer Klemme
Anna Jayceux
Alfred Sommerveld
Missouri
A. Lewison
George Fickbohm
Frances Moss
Sioux City
Nixson
Visiting kin fill early week with relatives here
Visiting My Nixon's mother Grand ma Kerr and other relatives spent a few days the first of the week with kin. Charles Allen of Akron checked the telephone line and installed new batteries on line No. 18 Tuesday. Pleasant Hill people work to boost Red Cross in the Christmas drive. William Bubs and family were Sunday guests at Fred Wasge's. Mr and Mrs William Kerr and daughter Mabel visited Frank Kerr Monday afternoon.
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Nixon
Grandma Kerr
Charles Allen
Akron
Pleasant Hill
Red Cross
Bubs
Fred Wasge
Kerr
Mabel
Frank Kerr
Soldiers thank Akron women for Christmas gifts from Camp Cody
Lieutenant J B Kerr on behalf of Akron members of Field Hospital 133, 108th Sanitary Train at Camp Cody New Mexico sends a cordial Christmas gratitude letter to Regis ter-Tribune. He notes two boxes of food arrived and expresses deep appreciation for the tokens of friendship from home, recalling Xmas memories and fellowship.
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J. B. Kerr
Akron
Itield Hospital
Camp Cody
Register-Tribune
Field Hospital
108Th Sanitary Train
Deming, N. M
Married couples tied by Union County licenses and Spink nuptials
A license to wed was issued in Tk Point to Maurice Vanburg and Nellie Robley who reside west of here in Union county. Vanburg farms the Alsoy Wakeman place northwest of here and will make his home with his bride. Elk Point Leader notes the Vermillion Thanksgiving marriage of Andrew Klopstad and Lena Johnson in Vermillion with Albert and Sophia Klopstad as witnesses. The couple will live on the groom s farm in Spink township and friends extend congratulations.
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Tk Point
Maurice Vanburg
Nellie Robley
Here
Union County
Vanburg
Alsoy Wakeman Place
Elk Point
Andrew Klopstad
Lena Johnson
Spink
Chas. Tindahl
Albert
Sophia Klopstad
Spink Township
Big Springs Baptist Church Sunday Services
Sunday morning service and Sunday school at 7 thirty, evening service at 1 eighty. Christmas Day features an early morning service titled Juletta at 5, followed by a Sunday school festival at 7 p.m. in English. Pastor Br. A Arlander signs the notice.
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BR. A
Arlander
City announces water meter installation for patrons
NOTICE TO WATER PATRONS The city council requires all meters connected by January 1, 1918. Meters cost 11.50 or may be rented at 75 cents per quarter. Inquiries to SUPT. A. J. WALLIN.
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Janary 1
A. J, Wallin
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