Akron Indies win and lose in two good games
The Akron Athletic Club defeated the Phi Sigma Psi fraternity basketball team 15 to 14 at M. 014 Byronasium, in Sioux City, last week. A late Akron rally produced the winning points and a one point margin as the crowd cheered a tight finish.
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Akron ‘Athletic Club
Phi Sigma Psi Fraternity
Sioux City
Byronasium
Akron
Phi Sigs
Phi Sig
Opera House
Akron Athletic Club
Westfield
Ring
R. Whitaker
Weatfield
Jone Forl
Alston
Akron High School
Ooleum
Westfield, Independent
Westfield High School
Astfield High School
Akron High
Judge Fuller Adjourns Plymouth County Court Session
Judge Fuller adjourned the Plymouth County court after two weeks and returned home for Christmas. Bradley, resident judge, will attend to pending matters before final adjournment of the November term. The next Plymouth County term will convene February 1, with C W Pitts presiding. divorce actions were filed, including Herbert Montgomery versus __________ for cruelty and Bertha Miller versus Otto B Miller for desertion. they married in LeMars and Idaho, with four children named Leona Living, Leane Otto and Stanley. the youngest is 15.
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T- Fuller
Mount Ayr
Olding
Yeporta
LeMars Sentinel
Bradley
Plymouth Inty
C. W. Pitts
Alton
Ouita
Herbert
Mont- Montgomery
Aalawell
Idaho
Otto B. Miller
Bertha Miller
LeMars
Leona
Leane
Otto
Stanley
Stonley
Sunday school closes quarter and next week’s service plan
The notice outlines the Sunday school quarter end next Sunday with attendance pins, regular services Sunday morning, Intermediate and Epworth Leagues Sunday evening, and union services at the Baptist church. Junior League suspended until after holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth
Baptist Church
Goodwill Industries
Sioux City
Pioneer County Resident Dies in LeMars
Obituary notes the death of Mrs. G W Peck, 83, pioneer resident of Plymouth County, at her son in law and daughter's LeMars home after extended illness. Born May 19, 1848 in Cha teaugay County New York, she moved west with her parents, married George Peck in Monticello, Iowa, and lived in Sioux City Port landville Akron Clay and Plymouth counties before settling in LeMars. Funeral held Monday by Rev F Earl Burgess with interment in LeMars city cemetery.
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G.W. Peck
Plymouth County
BE. Lynch
Sioux City
Plymouth County Winter Show Set For Next Month
Plymouth County's annual winter festival in Le Mars runs January 21 to 24 featuring a Corn and Grain Show and a Poultry and Pet Stock Show. Organized by the Farm Bureau, Poultry Improvement Association, and LeMars Commercial Club, it offers 600 in cash prizes. Notables invited include Henry A. Wallace and Prof W H Lapp. Limited to Plymouth County in past, plans open junior corn judging to neighboring counties. a junior corn judging contest is added.
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Plymouth County
LeMars
M. O. Monroe
Plymouth County Farm Bureau
Plymouth County Poultry Improvement Association
Jue Mars Armory
M. A. Moore Lumber Company
The
Poultry Improvement Association
W. F P. Nussbaum
M. A. Cass, Jr
Henry A. Wallace
Wallace's Farmer
W. H. Lapp
Poultry Research Society of America
Cherokee
Sioux
Woodbury
Towa
Union County
South Dakota
N. H. Majeres
Albert M. Schmitz
Gus Schultz
Charles Slefke
James Watson
William Lemke
Proctor Harris
Albert Lundgren
Joe Thill
Andrew Bogh
Joe Tentinger
Harry Cannon
LeMars Commercial
Tos
Morning Worship and Union Service at Local Church
The church schedules morning worship at 11 am and BPU at 6:45 pm with a union service at 7:30 pm led by Brother Gov. It is the last Sunday of the year urging strong church attendance as the Mission Bell W W S meets at the parsonage Saturday at 3 pm. Cruaders meet time to be announced next week. U G Miller, Pastor.
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Churen
Bro. Gov
The
Crusaders
U. G. Miller
Christian Church Notes Morning Sun Holiday Visit
Bible school at 10 am and communion and preaching at 11 am. Evening service at 7 30 pm. Prayer meeting Thursday evening at announced time and place led by a listed leader. Sunday services announced by minister Cather Cummins, high school instructor and coach at Morning Sun, Town, during holiday vacation at his parents Mr and Mrs H Cummins home.
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Christian Church
M. Keyes
Cather Cummins
Morning Sun
H. Cummins
Marel Bradley
Webster
S. D
H. &. Bradley
G. EH. Wooton
Partners
Cudahy
Huntting Elevator Co
Port, Akron Resident Sylvester Port Dies at 66
Sylvester Port a longtime Akron resident died Wednesday at his home after a brief illness of heart trouble. He was about 66, survived by his widow, several children, brothers and sisters. The family receives community sympathy during Christmastide.
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Port
Sylvester Port
Akron
Hawarden Loss: Mrs Frank Nolan Dies After Childbirth
Relatives and friends in Hawarden were shocked to learn that Mrs Frank Nolan of Hawarden died Sunday noon at Akron hospital after childbirth. She entered the hospital Thursday night and gave birth to a baby boy Friday morning. Despite a broad transfusion, she did not survive. The infant, healthy, was taken to Beresford with grandparents caring for him. Funeral services were held Monday at St Teresa’s church in Beresford.
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Hawarden
Frank Nolan
Akron
Haward
Beresford
St. Teresa’s
Lutheran Churches Announce Services and Meetings
Notices from St Paul Brule Creek and Union Creek Lutheran congregations list Christmas and New Year services, annual meetings, Ladies Aid gatherings, and a Brute Creek Bible pictures show. Also reported is a hockey pit being prepared at the lower sandpit for Akron team games.
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St. Paul
Brute Creek
Luther?League
Ladies' Aid
Jon Powell
Brule Creek
Union Creek Lutheran Church
Luther League
Akron
Akron Cagers Split Double-Header With Sioux Center
Akron High School boys split a Friday double-header with Sioux Center. The second team won 21–20 after trailing at halftime 16–7, while the first teams battled. Sioux Center won the varsity game 28–13. Smith led Sioux Center with 16 points. McMahon and Johnson topped Akron with two field goals and a free throw each. The Akron lineup showed improvement, and a home game against the Akron Athletic Club is slated for Sunday January 2.
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Akron High School
Sioux Center
Akron
Smith
McMahon
Johnson
Hancer
Wesfield
Akron Athletic Club
MARRIED IN SIOUX CITY MISS Iva Morehead Weds Frank Harrie
Akron and Ferndale pair unite in Sioux City with families sending best wishes. Bride from Adaville area. groom from Washington state described as a man of sterling character. Also reports of another marriage and several births nearby with dates in December 1930. Portland Farmers to meet for Milk project lesson on December 29 at 10 a.m. Trinity Lutheran Church holds Sunday services in German at 11 a.m.
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Iva Morehead
Akron
Frank W. Harrie
Ferndale
Wash
Sioux City
Wilbur Morehead
Adaville
Washington
Portland Farm Bureau
Hone Project
Portland Township
Isaac Harris
Trinity Lutheran Church
I. AL Miubklz
Embezzlement Report Highlights 1928 1929 1930 Loss
A state checkers report on James Sickler late clerk of the courts cites defalcations for 1928 1929 and 1930 totaling 14000 48 with 7225 from fines kept by the county and a 750 bond forfeited. The shortage largely stems from probate court fees and related items. Bonds cover the current and previous term. recovery steps will proceed. The Sickler case is set for February term court.
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State Checkers
James , Sickler
Board of Supervisors
Les Mars Sentinel
Sickler
Boxing Card at Akron Opera House Friday Night
Anthony and Huckle present an eight bout amateur boxing card and one wrestling match at the Akron opera house Friday evening December 26 at 8 o clock under Hosehler Pust American Legion. Main event features Matt Smith of Ble Point versus Tufty Griffiths of Kingsley in a headliner with several local competitors and a planned series if popular.
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Messrs. Anthony and
Huckle
le Mars
Akron Opera House
Hosehler Pust
American Legion
Matt Smith
Ble Point
South Dakota
Tufty Griffiths
Kingsley
Tuffy
Ukehla
Tuffy Grifiths
Bur
Smith
de Neal Brothers
Merrill
Joy
Gen. Finney
Rodney Yates
Hawarden
Trumpter Anthony
Sammy Mandéul
Negl Brothers
Duck Geemas
Sioux
Hank
Voss
LeMars
Claire Gunther
Claremas’ Hauck
Clarence Hauck
Akron
Akill Ag
Boxar
Anthony Fae
Alber
Stokes
Jack Quirtin
Remsen
Ig Promisdu
Lloya Hagan
Sioux City
Uribune
College students return home for holiday break
Local youths from multiple colleges head home for the winter holidays. Dorothy Cross from Morningside, Ruby Bradley and Gladys Bennett from State Teachers, Edna Olson from State College Brookings, and others travel from Grinnell, Creighton, Iowa State, and South Dakota. A. G. A. Palm and Mrs Palm plan winter residence in Sioux City with Roy Dingledine and Harold Palm families.
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Dorothy Cross
Morningside College
Sioux City
Ruby Bradley
Gladys Bennett
State Teachers' College
Madisen
Edna Olson
State College
Brookings
S. D
Lynn Booth
School of Pharmacy
Des Moines
Bob Shoulberg
Grinnell College
Grinnell
Iowa
Clarence Baldwin
Mervin ‘Detkin
Iowa' State College
Cedar Falls
Wm. Hoschler
Creighton University
Omaha
Verle Allen
State University of Iowa
Iowa City
Fayette Kerr
Donald Cross
Darrell Simeon
Dorothy Sargent
Vivian Root
Sdelling Wooton
University of South Dakota, Vermillion
Karl and
Elbert Youngstrom
University of Kansas
Lawrence
A. G. A. Palm
Ad Gee
Roy
Dingledine
Harold Palm
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Akron ‘Indies
Unamoureux
Shoshoni
Wyo
Weir
Vis
Riverton
H. Cumming
Rea
Aake Iand
Tcollege
Blgfrieg Teuhimaan
Luther College
Ps Minn
Rov
Fy. Amann
Saskatchewan
Canada
Roy Moir
Johanna Harwig
Arlene Semple
Elizabeth Baker
Aleen Cummins
Fuller
Methodist Church
Rendera
Margaret Turnbull
Register-Tribune
Pioneer County
G. W. Peck
Lester Aally
J. J. Aalfs
Atylea
Bilite ‘Art Shop
Greetey
Booth Parkington
Grace. Lawrence
King City
Ole Lawrence
Kathleen
DeSmet
T. L. Burnight
Huntting
First Baptist Church
North St. Paul
Walter I, Armoth
Union Creek Church
D. J, Edward
Cagers
Beas Aldrich Streeter
Rim of the Prairies
Cutters
M ‘Allen
Jine
Rex Beach
Rainbow's End
Babcock
Ann Rutledge
Lincoln Mary
Canfield
Bent Twig
James Cooper
Plains of
Abraham
Immanuel English Luth
C. W. Samuelson
Inez Cobb
Newton
Mrs
E. F. Cobb
D. Janus
Grace Tone
Ambrose Fututo
Town
Alan Hospital
Nap Lamoureux
Abraham Muller
Roy Knecht
Jas. Sickler
Morse
H.H. Wetzeler
W. J. Davidson
O. M. Ericson
Chas
Kanage
J. A. Jenson
Wetzeler
Davidson
Carl Malmstrom
Code of Iowa
J. B. Cunningham
Lundgren
Bristol Co
Fairbanks-Marge Co
Standard Oil Co
A. L
A. G. A. Paim
Alcester
Mia
Wm. Butcher
Elk Point
Agron Hospital
Naomi Klauer
Muncie
Ind
E. P. Klauer
Maynard Pollock
LA. 5
Bobi Robinson
Nebr
Weet
J. O. Douglass
Pierry
Deé- Smet
Santa Barbara
Calif
AG. Rhodes
Akron Public Library
Glen M. Kanago
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