Akron Business Group Reignites Effort For New Hospital
At a Tuesday meeting of Akron professionals, revival of plans for a new Akron hospital was announced. An investigating committee and a plans and specifications group were named to study hospitals nearby, costs, and design. Financing discussions were tabled pending committee reports, with another meeting planned to organize the project.
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Akron
H. Shoulbérg
W. G. Adams
Harold Gossard
J. Hi Kerr
W. J. Brunner
C. R. Mason
Mext
Mests. mm
Trinity Lutheran Church Weekly Notices with Events
Trinity Lutheran Church announces Sunday school and Bible class at 10:00 a.m. Divine worship at 11:00 a.m. A dartball game with the Mervill Brotherhood is set for Thursday evening January 31 in the church parlors. Ladies Aid meets in the parlors with Mrs. Albert Witt as hostess. Worship is welcome for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mervill Brotherhood
Chatsworth Pastor Announces Sunday Services
The Chambers of St A Pannkuk in Chatsworth announces Sunday worship at 9:00 a m with Sunday school at 10:00 a m. The Ladies Aid will meet on Friday February 1.
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Ladies’ Aid
Westfield Girl Weds Hinton Man in Trinity Lutheran Ceremony
Miss Mildred Buryanek of Westfield Iowa became the bride of Glyde Wetroaky of Hinton Iowa in a Friday January 18 1946 8 pm ceremony at Trinity Lutheran church east of Hinton. Rev H D Stahmer officiated the double ring wedding. Attendants were Vera Buryanek and Donald Diediker. The bride wore a pastel green dressmaker suit with brown accessories and a red and white corsage. bridesmaid wore pastel pink with yellow and white flowers. Groom wore a dark suit with a white carnation boutonniere. A wedding dinner followed the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lutheran Church
Hinton
Mildred Buryanek
Bessie
Buryanek
Westfield
Towa
Bseame
Glyde Wetroaky
John Wetroaky
Iowa
H*.d. Stahmer
Misa Vera Buryanek
Donald Diediker
Girl Scout Meeting Notes From January 1946
Fourteen girls attended the January meeting with promise and roll call. Lois Jean Campbell was invested as a Girl Scout and two patrols elected leaders Patty Dirks and Helen Lewison. Scribe Shirley Enockson. A second meeting on January 21 saw thirteen in attendance with Marjorie Parker invested and each patrol electing officers. Helen Lewison and Zada Bohman directed two games to close.
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Girl Scout
Promise
Lois Jean Campbell
Patty Dirks
Helen Lewison
Shirley Enockson
Girl Scout Promise
Marjorie Parker
Zada Bohman
Plymouth Presby Church Plans Young People Day
Plymouth Presbyterian Church will observe Young People Day in all services Sunday January 27 with theme We MUST BE the World We Want Text Come over and help us Acts 16 9 Sunday school at 10 a m classes for all Mrs B Locer Supt Worship services at 11 a m sermon A Dangerous Time for the Soul Text For the man was above forty years old Restoration Fund meeting at Alton Presbyterian Church January 22 Special Youth Speakers Western Union quartet Wylie Miller colonist will sing accompanied by Anita Wendland Pastor Theo C Seibert
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Plymouth
Locer
Pleasant Hill U 8 Church Union Vote Service Notice
Sunday school at 10 a m and worship at 11 a m at Pleasant Hill U 8 Church. A vote on church union will precede the service. Rev J E Tracy is pastor.
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Pleasant Hill
Akron Local Notes Highlight Service Veterans and Township News
Local notes report postwar service honors for Edmund V Hanson of Akron and Sgt Jack Gale, with both having received honorable discharges after service in the ETO and the South Pacific. Frank weather turns cooler after last Friday fog with subzero lows. Updates include visits by Glenn H Wood to Sioux City, Kathleen Kennedy returning from Pasadena and planning at Vermillion, and James L Klauer’s rural carrier appointment in Route No 4. Marriage licenses issued for Ellis E Tucker and Geneva Jager, and Wm A Lamoureux and Ruth A Marbash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eunice Burket
Oxlan G. Moore
Sioux
Falls
Pfu
Edmund V. “Hanson
Akron
ETO
Sioux City
Chicago
Blythe McGuire
Akron Hospital
Elmer Haage
Bob Shoulberg
Akrron
Dalton
Bellwood
Jack ‘Gale
Arthur Fred
Ihorn
Ellis E. Tucker
Klauer
Fort Lewis
Wash
Postafrica Department
James L. Klauer
Post Office Department
Plymouth County Boys Cage Meet Here Next Week
The Plymouth County High School Boys Basketball Tournament will be held at the high school auditorium Thursday through Saturday January 31 to February 2 with eight teams. First round games Thursday 2:00 Merrill 3:30 Remsen 7:30 Westfield 9:00 Akron. Semi finals Friday at 7:30 and 9:00. Finals Saturday 9:00. Admission 60 cents adults 25 cents students per session. Officials include Danne Wendlandt Grant Gassman and G. F. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth County High School
Hinton
Liberty
Merrill
Akron-Union
Ak- Pon Kingeley
Uniom
Westfield
Remsen
M. R. Finley
Messrs
Danne and Wendlandt
Western Union College
Grant Gassman
G. F. Smith
Junior Missionary Society Program at Union Creek Church
The Junior Missionary Society of Union Creek Lutheran will present a program on Sunday January 27 at 11:00 a.m. It includes hymns such as Saviour Sprinkle Many Nations and We Come from Africa and India, scripture Acts 26 40, readings Back in Hanan, offerings Jesus Bless the Gifts We Bring, and prayers. Participants include Arlo Sommervold Aris Granstrom James Figkbohm JoAnn Ericson Ronald Adamson Tone Hultgren Donald Hartman Roger Ericson Shir ley Wakeman and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Missionary Society of the
Union Creek Lutheran Church
Arlo Sommervold
China
Aris Granstrom
James Figkbohm
Africa
JoAnn Ericson
Ronald Adamson
India
Hultgren
Donald Hartman
Roger Ericson
Hanan
Audrey Ericson
Jesus
Shirley Wakeman
Methodist Church Notes Theme for Sunday Worship
The worship service at 11 o'clock Sunday will discuss The Chief Business of the Christian Church. The LeMars Sub-District Rally meets at 5 o'clock Sunday afternoon at the Methodist church with a recreation period. Pastor Albert A. Howe notes. Walter L. Onnen and Delbert Joustra, both serving in the U S Navy in the Pacific, arrived last week on leave.
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Christian Church
LeMars
Methodist Church
Albert A. Howe
Walter L. Onnen
Delbert Joustra
U. S. Navy
Pacific
Talbie Chatter Theatres Coming Week At Norka Theater
Patrons will see four talking pictures next week a western with music The Chicago Kid a comedy Brewster s Millions and It All Came True plus a gangland drama featuring Humphrey Bogart and Ann Sheridan The program runs January 26 28 and 30 with double features on Friday and Saturday material notes the features dates and performers in period style.
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Norka Theater
Talking Picture
Donald Barry
Otto Kruger
Barry
Kruger
Lynne Roberts
Henry Daniels
Brewster
Dennis O'Keefe
Wdoie
Rochester
Anderson
Underworld
Norka
Humphrey Bogart
Ann Sheridan
Siou x City visitors and regional notices mix
A string of society notes covers visits by Mr. and Mrs. Metz and Dorothy Wetzel of Cedar Rapids to Sioux City and Westfield relatives, with Kansas City stationing of Col. Burrill. Other items note the Sioux Valley Extension club meeting February 1, a school postponement, trips to Rockport and Snohomish, and veterans Gene Dewey and Sgt. Robert Sweeney returning home after service. Funeral in Durham Mo. draws Loyd Lemen and Lawrence Fletcher there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal “Metz
Sioux City
Dorothy Wetzel
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
John’ Sykes
Claude Burrill
Kansas City
Mez
L. L. Burrill
Sioux Valley Extension Club
Schoenfelder
Harry Jolnson
Riverview
Stanley Thatcher and Son
John N. Thatcher
Rockport
Snohomish
Wash
Gene Dewey
Pacific Area
Great Lakes Naval Station
Lester Dewey
Westfield
Loyd Lemen
Lawrence Fletcher
Durham
James. Whitaker
Lemon
Akron
Whitaker
Lesley Anderson
Elwood Dams
Damg T Hams
Milwaukee
Wis
F. H. An_dereen
Akron teams drop four of five in week of hoops
Akron High School basketball split a Friday doubleheader with Union Consolidated. The boys won a tight 27 to 25 affair while the Akron seconds lost 22 to 10. The following night Hartley swept Akron teams at home, Hartley girls’ 66 to 31 and Hartley boys 49 to 39, with Brehmer scoring 39 for Hartley and Enockson leading Akron with 16. Continued on last page.
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Akron High School
Akron High
Union
Akron Seconds
Akron
Akron-Union
Sitzman
Union c Cane
Kramer
Finzen
Hartley
Brehmer
Shirley Enockson
Hartley High Boys
Maples
Akron Boys
Immanuel Eng Luth Church Upcoming Activities
Immanuel Eng Luth Church led by Pastor David J. Roy schedules Saturday 2:00 p m confirmation class Sunday 10 16 a m junior mission hour band program during Sunday school 11 16 a m Holy Communion with reception of new members Monday Northwestern District meeting at Alta Iowa Choir rehearsal Wednesday 7 30 p m Luther League Elm Laurel parlors OnIon Creek Luth Church Friday 2 30 p m Woman's Missionary Society home of Mrs Alve Hrieson Sunday 10 90 a m Morning worship 1200 noon Junior Missionary Band program Saturday service Welcome Ladies' Aid Thursday 3 00 p m hostess Mrs Milton Erieson
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Immanuel Eng
Luth
David J. Roy
Parents and Friends
Iay
Northwestern
Alta
Iowa
Luther League
Elurel
Onion Creek Luth
Woman's Missionary Society
Alve Hrieson
Sturday Selvel Fear
Luther Wali
Milton Erieson
Big Springs Baptist Church Sunday Schedule and Guest Speaker
Big Springs Baptist Church posts a Sunday program with worship at 10 30 a m guest speaker G F Nolson superintendent of the United Temper ance Teague of South Dakota at 11 30 a m Sunday school 7 45 p m gospel service Band practice Monday 8 00 p m and mid week Bible study prayer service Wednesday 8 00 p m led by Minister D A Miller
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Big Springs Baptist Church
Jnuary
G. F. Nolson
United Temperance Teague of
South Dakota
D. A. Miller
Adaville U B Church Sunday Services
Sunday school starts at 10 a m with a preaching service at noon. Evening programs include Young Peoples Christian Endeavor and Adult Bible study at 7 30 p m followed by a sermon on What Shall a Wife Do to Win Her Husband is the Lord by Pastor L B Foster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adaville
U. B
People’s. Christian Endeavor
L. B
Foster
Local notes on visits and military service from Lang area
Mrs Norma Penfold of Lang visited her father Frank Schutt yesterday. Mrs Pautine Keyser of Sioux City visited in the home of her son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs L L Jenkins. A special meeting of Freedom lodge No 434 A F and A M is set for Monday Jan 28 at 8 pm with third degree work. Mr and Mrs G Emil Johnson northwest of town visited Chicago. Pastors Bohman and Roy attended a district committee meeting in Albert City to plan Luther League Blue Camp at Lake Okoboji next June. Richard M Bean discharged from Great Lakes Navy and home after Pacific service. Mr and Mrs Chas Ohye attended local basketball games. Ohye served as major in the ETO. Cpl James M Appley arrived home after 29 months in the Pacific and an honorable discharge from the Marine Corps at Great Lakes on Jan 19. Akron Junior High boys to participate in an invitation tournament at Elmars, meeting Washta at 4 30 pm. Pfe Melvin W Zierath arrived home after 35 months in the armed forces with four Battle Stars and unit citations for New Guinea Lupon and the Philippines Liberation.
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Norma Penfold
Lang
G. Emil Johnson
Chicago
John Decker
O. F. Bohman
David Roy
Albert City
Luther League
Lake Okahoji
Richard M. Bean
Sc2i
Chas. Oheye
Obye
ETO
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Des Moines
Cpl
James M
Bud’) Appley
Jos. Appley
Marine Icorps
Great Lakes Naval Station
Akron
Elmars
Washta
Plymouth
Sioux
Cherokee
Woodbury
Pfe
Melvin W. Zierath
Wm. Zierath
South Pacific
New Guinea
Australia
Philippines
Japan
Zierath
Akron Church Scene Hosts Pretty Nuptial Event
Miss Anna Miniets and Glenn Boisen unite in marriage at Trinity Lutheran Akron on January 16 1946. Ceremony conducted by Rev J A Pannhuk with double ring vows. Bride in slipper satin gown. attendants include Lois Boisen Clara Tammen and others. Reception at home of bride with three tier cake. Newlyweds to farm near Akron. Lt Col Vernon Head and Dorothe Ann Fredell visit area.
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Anna Miniets
John Miniets
Akron
Glenn Boisen
Will Boisen
Treton
Trinity Lutheren Elurc
J. A. Pannhuk
Lois Buisen
Clara Tammen
Betty Jean Ludwigs
Johnny Miniets
Orin Rotsen
Elmer Tammen
Leland Kircber
Gary
Carl
Raymond Hartman
Anna Long
Albert Huebner
Gerd H. Ludwigs
Neva Boisen
Gerd Ludwigs
Myra
Hilert Ludwigs
First Church of Christ Sunday Services in Dayton
Sunday schedule lists Bible school at 10 00 a m and preaching at 11 00 a m led by minister C RB in Dayton.
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First Church OF Christ Sunday Bible School
Dayton
Akron Woman and Soc City Man Wed
A quiet wedding occurred at the local Methodist parsonage on Saturday evening January 19 1946 Miss Carrie Steel united in marriage with Georges W Thomas of Sioux City Rev A A Flowe officiated The bride daughter of Mrs Mattie Steel has lived in Akron employed previously in Sioux City The groom a carpenter headed a woodworking shop at the Sioux City Air Base during the war They plan to reside at 1124 Fifteenth Street Sioux City after remodeling the home they recently bought Friends wish them happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Steel
Georges W.thomas
Sioux City
A. A. Flowe
Mattie Steel
Thomas
Fifteenth Street
Akron Hospital welcomes two newborns in January 1946
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Ney froth of Akron on January 17 1946 at Akron Hospital. A daughter arrived for Mr. and Mrs. W L Carver east of town at Akron Hospital on January 18 1946.
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Clifford Neyfroth
Akron
Akron Hospital
W. L. Carver
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A. Pannkuk
Pvien
Chatsworth
Ss A. Pannkuk
Westfield Girl
Plymouth Presb) Church
Plymouth County
Junior Missionary Society
Talbie Chatter Works
Robert Sweeney
Thos. Sweeney
Signal Corps
Service
Camp Atterbury
Indiana
Vernon L. Head
San Jose
Calif
Head
Dorothe Ann Fredell
August Fredell
Jana
California
Paciflc
Soc City
George W. Thomas
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