LeMars Attorney Roughly Handled by Angry Farmers
A well known LeMars attorney Herbert Martin was manhandled and hauled down courthouse steps by a crowd of farmers and sympathizers when presenting a sealed bid on a farm mortgage foreclosure. The incident followed efforts to bid $80,000 on John Hahn’s mortgaged farm, as Judge Pitts urged legislative action for a foreclosure moratorium to give farmers time to meet obligations.
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LeMars
Herbert
Martin
County
Watt
Eri
Rippey
New York Life In- Gadd Party
Martin Prefa
Johnhahn
Nauranas
Mortenge
Thdge Pitts
Herring
Iowa
Supreme Court of Kentucky
Pitts
Akron Young Man Here on Furlough
Wilson C. Burket arrived Saturday from the Great Lakes Naval Training Station near Chicago for a few days visit with his parents Mr and Mrs L I Burket and other relatives. He is a hospital apprentice second class in the U S Navy and spent time at San Diego before being assigned to Great Lakes in March. He was joined by Bert Chaney of Wichita Falls Texas a pharmacist mate third class employed in the same ward. The hospital houses 860 patients all ex servicemen. They returned to duties and studies at the naval hospital yesterday.
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Wilson C. Burket
Great Lakes Naval Training
Chicago
Nid Parenta
Mra
L. I Burket
U. S. Navy
Thia
San Diego
Calif
Great Lakes
Wilson
Equynen
Bert Chaney
Wichita Falla
Téxan
Aharmacista
Olaga
Naval Hospital
Lutheran Church Services and Funeral Notice
The Brule Creek church holds services at 11 a.m. and 7:90 p.m. at No. St. Paul and 2:80 p.m. at South St. Paul. Brule Creek Sunday school resumes at 10 a.m. The funeral of Lara Erickson is set for Friday at 1 p.m. at the home and 2 p.m. at South St. Paul Church. Brule Creek Luther League meets Friday January 13 at 7:80 p.m. with a program and lunch. Pastor Walther I. Aamoth invites all to attend.
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Brule Creek
No. St. Paul Church
So. St. Paul Luttheran
Lara Erickson
So. St. Paul
Brate Creek Luther League
Walther I. Aamoth
First Baptist Church Sunday Services and Preaching
Sunday night at 7 30 p m the pastor will preach on What Will You Do With Jesus In the morning at 11 o clock the salmon audient will be The Salt of the earth The Bible awakening at 10 a m Young People's Union at 4 30 p m Everyone is invited to worship with us and find a church home if not Ro ing elsewhere Strangers specially welcome R E Brown Pastor Pleasant Hill U S Church The marriage of Edwin Thor mofisgaard and Lilian May Beeler was solemnized by the pastor at the Beeler home Sunday at noon Sunday School at 2 00 p m Worship at 8 00 Sermon The Value of a Purpose Bible studies at 7 30 In these studies we are taking up the book of Acts Bring your bibles A Jacobson Pastor
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Jesus
Young People's Union
Pleasant
Hill U. S
Edwin
Thor‘mofisgaard
Lilian May Beeler
Beeler
A. Jacobson
Akron Girl Is Married Sunday
An Akron home wedding on Sunday January 1 1939 at the M M Talbott home united Miss Ruth E Talbott and Frank Morehead in a ring ceremony led by Rev R E Brown. The bride, eldest Talbott daughter, wore wine velvet and they will reside on the Morehead farm.
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Ruth Talbott
Frank Morehead
Akron
10 & M
M. M. Talbott
Ruth E. Talbott
R. E. Brown
M. Talbott
Akeron
Akeron High School
First Baptist Church
W.E. Morehead
Morehead Place
Youth Society Reorganizes at Local Church Meeting
The Y P S C B H reorganized and invites public attendance next Sunday at 6 30 p m for music and new activities. Officers elected January 1 1883 include Barton Cummins president Genevieve Christensen vice president Mildred Lemon recording secretary Dorothy Scott corresponding secretary and Viola Dowling treasurer. Committees will be chosen at Loyd Lemon home next Wednesday afternoon.
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Christian Church
P. B.C
Barton Cummins
Genevieve Christensen
Mildred Lemon
Dorothy Scott
Viola Dowling
Christiana
Local births announced in terse community notes
A daughter to Mr and Mrs Ralph Johnson northwest of town on December 1083. A son to Mr and Mrs Clark Lilly of Westfield on January 1 1928. A son to Mr and Mrs Oncar Derg northwest of town on January 4 1933.
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Ralph Johnson
Dacembar BO
Clark Lilly
Weatfield
Oncar Derg
County 1933 tax books completed and ready for collection
Auditor Boyd reports 1933 tax books finished and to be turned to Treasurer Langhout for 1934 collection. Totals show taxes levied of $778,075.58 in Plymouth County plus state, county and township moneys to bring near $200,000. city levies $32,497.28 and moneys $27,726.05. State tax $97,386.82, soldiers bonus $12,173.40. county levies total $316,506.33 in townships and towns, with school taxes dominating. Overall tax burden below prior years due to lower valuations and levies.
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Boyd
Langhout
Sentinel
Plymouth
General
Schnala
Trinity Lutheran Church English Services and Meetings
Trinity Lutheran Church hosts English services Sunday at 11 a m and Sunday school at 10 a m. The Ladies Aid with Mrs Dirks meets next Thursday January 12. Also noted are St Matth Lutheran Chatsworth services at 2 p m and Wm Schmidt on Friday January 0. Regular meetings and a joint installation of Eastern Star and Masons are scheduled for January 13 and 14.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
Ladies’ Aid
Wm. Dirks
St. Matth. ‘Luth
Chatsworth
Wn. Schmidt
Fred A. Mbskh
Vesper
C. B.S
Eastern Star and Masons
Anniversary Knapps Pioneers Hib County Celebra tion
Siou townelily, Mr. and Mrs. Di P. Knapp celebrated their twenty fifth wedding anniversary in Hib county. Invitations sent to those at the original nuptials. most guests attended except the minister and three diners deceased. A three hour dinner followed, with Marjorie and Cyril Knapp serving. Silver pieces were gifted for future use. Guests from distance included Mrs. Jos Euston of Sarks British Columbia and Mrs. Henry Crow of Akron. Mrs Knapp wore her bridal gown. The couple wished for many more anniversaries. County taxes use 88 percent of farmers tax money. rural schools, roads and local expenses consume most. Iowa State College study shows distribution and urges better equity in tax burden. Patronize home merchants.
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Niversary
Antiiadh
Marjorie
Cyril Nappy
Alfred Try
Dourses
Horle
Knapp
Will Bennett
Henry Crow
Akron
Frank Helm
Merrill
Ames
Extension Service and
Agricultural Economics Department
Iowa State College
Iowa
Mar McDonald
Extension Service
Board of Control For Penal
Board of Education
McDonald
Alumni Basketball Triumphs Over High School Teams
A Friday night school gym battle saw Alumni win two of three games against Akron High School. The Alumni B team beat the High School seconds 6 2 at halftime, the Alumni girls rallied to a 27 24 victory, and the Alumni A team lost to the High School first team 12 3. Spectators enjoyed close defense and steady play as both sides shared in the excitement and gate receipts.
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Akron
Firata
Alumini
Jesat
Goth
Alvin Anderson
Howard Lundberg
Harold Peck
Arnold Baron
Chester Bean
Gerald Smith
Culfard Kilstrom
Methodist Church Notes Pray and Suffer at Services
The Sunday morning service will discuss It Is Natural to Pray with Mila ante. The evening sermon centers on Faith Made Perfect Through Suffering. Hymns by Tennyson will be used. The Waite Diulee Sactary will meet at the prisonage next Tuesday night. The Standard Yearers gather Monday at 4:00 p.m. at Ea. Stinton's home with Roberta Valloe as hostess and Naomi Tone as devotional reader.
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Methodist Church
Pennnyson
Tennyson
Waite Diulee
Ea. Stinton
Roberta Valloele
Naomi Tone
Mary Sturiet
Robinson, Paator
Church of Christ United Service Schedule
The Church of Christ announces a united service from 10 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. with a sermon titled Follow Him in Activity by Rev. A. L. Brown. Christian Endeavor at 6:20 p.m. and a prayer service at 7:30 p.m. mark the Week of Prayer events.
Akron man Knecht discharged after assault charge
Robert Knecht of Akron faced Justice J G Koon on a Friday charged with assault and battery. Mitigating circumstances and a Benson tempered the court's ruling, Knecht paid ten dollars and was discharged. A daughter in law alleged a strike and the father in law described a dish towel flick that provoked him.
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Robert Kneeht
Akron
J. G. Koon
Fiiday
Assawult and Battery
GeMars Sentinel
Death Comes to John J Boden
John J Boden died January 1 193% at his sister’s home in Union county from heart trouble and complications at age 07 years 2 months 23 days. He was born in Clayton county Iowa and moved to Dakota as a boy. He married W C Kiplinger of Elk Point on April 9 1888. she died March 21 1895. He leaves three children Frances Tiloman Td Aalfs of Akron and Patrick of Yankton, twelve grandchildren, two sisters in Akron and two brothers Henry and Charles Boden. Funeral at Akron Catholic church with interment Garryowen cemetery. Relatives traveled from Vermillion Mitchell Yankton and Vermillion to attend.
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John J. Boden
Charlie McConville
Union County
Clayton County
Iowa
Dakota
W. C. Kiplinger
Eik. Point
Francea Tiloman
Td Aalfs
Akron
Patrick
Yankton
Alutera
Charles McConvelle
Rose Boden
Henry
Charles Boden
Father Roder
Akron Catholic Church
Intermont
Garryowen
Healfle
Mitchell
S. D
Ani
Mina Ann Clement
Budget shows levies cut across counties and towns
State budget director reports a two year reduction of about 14.34 million dollars in total levies for counties cities and towns and city and town schools. The breakouts include 7.08 million in county levies 1.85 million in city and town taxes and 5.46 million in city and town schools. Average cuts per county appear as 71068 in county levies 18054 in city taxes and 65162 in school levies. Union Creek Church notes annual business meeting January 12 with evening service January 8 and pastor D J Soward to preside.
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Des Moines
Union Creek
Huesday
D. J. Soward
Calvin Coolidge Dies at Home in Massachusetts
Radio message announces ex president Calvin Coolidge has died at his home in Massachusetts. He was the thirtieth president and the only living ex president. The Skaon Skin club held its annual New Year’s meeting at Lexion Hall Monday evening with a fine turnout.
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Calvin Coolidge
Massachusetts
United States
Skaon Skin Club
Lexion Hall
Pioneer settler Mrs Anna Kidd of Akron dies aged 82
Obituary for Anna J. Kidd born October 13, 1848 in Hazel Green Wisconsin. She traveled from Wisconsin to Iowa in 1868, married Wil ar TL Kidd in 1869, lived in Le Mars and Akron since 1878. Survived by five children, seven grandchildren, two in laws and many relatives. Funeral held at First Baptist Church Akron with Eastern Star attendance. Interment Riversite cemetery.
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Plymouth County
Anna J. Kidd
Akron
Anna J. Howes
Hazel Green
Wisconsin
Times
Mary
Iowa
Wieonnein
Wilar TL. Kidd
Melbourne
Mymouth
LeMars
Portlandsville
Tensehildren
Kidd
Mary 4
Solomon Johnson
Chloe County
Emma. N
el, Allen
Tawa
Anna i
P. S. Warnes
Minneapolis
Minn
Sioux City
First Baptist Church of
Pleasant Hill School Notes Christmas Program Report
Pleasant Hill notes recount a Christmas program on December 22 with a large crowd and post program treats. It lists perfect attendance honorees, a successful Red Cross sale, 460 seats sold, December birthdays including Oli Overby and Dora Beeler, a January 2 return from a one week vacation, and progress notes on first and second grade reading totals.
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Pleasant Hill
Helen Larson
Arnold Klemme
Arabella Andrews
Lavern Lemme
Dorothy Greenwood
Parreat Williams
Dorothy Klumme
Adene Kulvik
Red Cross Seale
Achnol
Oli Overby
Warren
Wayne Greenwood
Dora Beeler
County Corn Show Opens Next Week in LeMars
The sixth annual Plymouth County Winter Corn and Grain Show will be held in the Armory at LeMars from January 11 to 14. Premium lists are available at the Register-Tribune office, and entry blanks may be obtained from County Agent C. A. Thompson at the Farm Bureau attic in the courthouse. Entries close January 11, 1933 at 10 a.m. Exhibits shipped to the show will be cared for and returned if transportation is paid both ways. officials will not be responsible for damages. The Farm Bureau announced its annual statement to the board of supervisors, noting 259 members paid up for the current year.
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Plymouth County
LeMars
Register-Tribune
C. A. Thompson
Court House
Les Mura
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Lonara Sentinel
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Yrou
W. H. McDonald
State of South Dakota
Anna E. Kidd
This County
Armory
Parm Bureau
LeMara
Board of Supervisors
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