Pleasant Holl Happenings and Local Notices
Sunday school at the Pleasant Holl School next Sunday morning. English Lutheran meeting at the Schoolhouse at 2:80. B.Ladiow will meet Peter Abraham at home Thursday after noon. Broadbent of Akron through this section of business. Mrs Jad Goodrodd of Madison visited relatives Saturday, accompanied home by sister Mrs Bert Good road. Mr and Mrs Albert Bubs visited Sunday evening at Hen Kiemmes. Kids Reames and family attended visit at Sever Summervold Jr home. George Davin at his home. Violet Jacobac and Mrs Trahk Jacobs visited last week with the Jacobs. Ladies Aid at Wm Kadir home Thursday largely attended. Wm Gardner and family of Ver million visited relatives Monday evening. Wm Bly family of Akron visited at Wm Welch's last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corbespohdehte Suriddy
U. Beetiureh
U.'B.ladiow’ Ae
Peter Abraham
Yhuraday Afterhooty
Albert Bubs
Everting
Violet Jacobac
Trahk Jacobs
Wm. Kadir
OW. Gardner
Vermillion
Ard
Wm. Bly
Akron
Welch's &N
Westfield Notes Highlight Social and Travel Updates
Mrs. C Vradenberg spends ten weeks with her son in St James Minn. Mrs A B Killy returns from a three week visit to Prairie City Iowa. Ladies Aid picnic at Buchter grove nets a neat sum with about seventy attendees. Miss Gertrude Wonnelly visits aunt Mrs F P Mills in Elk Point. Mrs Jay Conway visits from New York City. Fred Husted improves after a sudden illness. Mrs Husted’s father in Warren assists with farm work. W F Scott returns from Chicago. Mohr family travels to Mononl Neb by reason of D Mesk illness. July 3 4 and 5 festivities planned at Riversiofix park. Mrs A Oake returns from Dakota City Neb. Attendees at St Joan's celebration in Jefferson June 24. T 41 M Martin family and Jas Buckingham visit. Mrs Thos Warren to host Ladies Aid July 8. Mrs F Po Mills visits Elk Point. Loretta Jacy returns with daughter to St Josaph Minn for Benedictine sisters entry in July. Rev Mr Hall of Whiting IA to preach at Congregational church July 4. Fern Lilly and Angle Sparling visit Elk Point. Jamie and Doris Lily attend Institute and accompany Fern Lilly and Angle Sparling home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opec
Harry Chapman
Onawa
Lowa
Gertrude Wonnelly
Elk Point
F. P. Mills
Jai. Conway
Misa Slattery
New York City
Fred Husted
Brunner
Husted
Warren
W. F.scott
Chicago
Mes
F. Po Mills
Wig
Jas
Jacy
Loretta
Sioux City
Josaph
Minn
Sabe
Benedictine Order of Sisters
Hall
Whiting
Iowa
Three kinds of baking powder explained in old notice
The article outlines three types of baking powder Cream of Tartar derived from grapes Alum or aluminum containing powders and Phosphate of Lime made from rock or burnt bone. It argues Cream of Tartar has healthful qualities, while other types add unwanted substances and are cheaper substitutes. Housekeepers are urged to read ingredient labels.
Akron Visitors and Social Roundup Mentioned in Local Notes
Special Correspondence reports Mrs Eivand Larsen and daughter from Akron visited Mrs H C Mar bach. Mrs Art Gable and Miss Katie Dirks attended a Saturday Akron cellera. George Milera owns a new Overland bought last week. Local youths attended a dance at Martin Johnson’s Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs H C Bushie and children, Mr and Mrs Fred Sueambi of near Merrill, and Mr and Mrs Fred Klemme and son were guests at the Harry Klemme home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eivand Larsen
Akron
H. C. Marbach
Art Gable
Katie
Dirks
Akron Cellera
George Milera
Martin Johnson
H. C. Bushie
Mya
Fred
Sueambi
Near
Merrill
Evening well attended by all despite garbled text
Fragmentary note records an evening gathering described as a godd time, with mentions of Mrs. Rek Polloak and John Mather visiting Akron with his sister Mia, plus unclear names and phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mita Biahohe
Rek Polloak
John. Mather
Akron
Mia
Jan
Community Notes of Social Visits and Local Events
The article records numerous visits and gatherings among residents, including Rev. and Mrs. Johnson hosting guests at Park Lane Farm, extended stays by the Anderson family and Rev. C H Nelson with travels to Menominee and New Haven. It notes graduates from Elk Point, Midsummer picnic at Akron, and local church services, with social calls at Robt Waterbury home and future cemetery grounds maintenance by Union Creek Cemetery association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vention
Union
Johnson
Mra
Lyle
Chicago
Aug. Anderson
Froa Beresford
Himil Fredell
Rawin Frickeon
Bruneyville
Malcolim Fredell
C.H. Nelson
Grace Saville
Park Lane
Miriven
Anna Langdon
Ruth Swanson
Zillian
Nyquist
Sin
Elk Point
Akron Lhat
Kyle Squires
Hia Alater
Miss Blanch
Margaret.Gassman
Agnes Rayer
Wdith Stoutenberg
C. H. Nelson
Hie
Nathaniel Church
Akron-church
Menominee
Mich
Robert
New Haven
Conn
Emer Hultgren
Olof Ericyon
Hawarden Jaat
Creek Cemetery
Parson
Malm
Hia
Alex
Alice
W. Halvorsen
Hawarden
Happy Hollow Roundups Special Correspondence
Local notes from Happy Hollow report visitors and activities. John Mohlmann and W marketed hogs in Akron. Mr and Mrs Carl Schwelnow took a business trip to Hawarden. Louis Meether and daughter Florr ence visited Sioux City last Thursday. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Henry Munn on Saturday June 26. Mrs Carl Schwelstow helped Mrs Nick Willer with housework. Some residents attended a dance at Martin Tohneon's Saturday night. John Barinaky visited friends near Wdhey and fished in the afternoon. Mr and Mrs John Schmidt and children visited Jurgen Schmidt home at Criss Sunday. Wm Barinaky near Ruble and Route Meether with family spent Sunday at Henry Hill richa home Bridgy. Many passed through Sunday morning on the way to Ble Broux to fish. Mr and Mrs Axel Bay hosted about twenty five dinner guests Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mohlmann
Akron
Carl Schwelnow
Hawarden
Louis Meether
Florrence
Henry Munn
Carl Bchwelstow
Nick Willer
Martin Tohneon
John Barinaky
wDhey
John Schmidt
Jurgen Schmidt
Crass
Wm. Barinaky
Ruble
Route Meether
Henry Hillricha
Ble Broux
Mra
Axel Bay
Millverville
Millnerville
Leo Mansfield
Jeffertson
Blade Bogenrlef
Louis Beaulieu
Hathaway
Alice
Jefferson
Walter
Lonny Fursee
Broux City
Gladys Clark
Sioux City
E. L. Clark
Hinton
Mesdames Jensen
Rosene
Eva
Ive
Clyde Green
Merrill
Emil Jensen
Charlie Rosene
Darrel, Brown
al Fry
N. R. Knapp
Riverloux Park
Agaii
May
North Dakota
Eivonk Haiser
Charles Pigg
Wa ‘Miller
Seutn Bloux City
Pigg
Adaville Area Notes Of Visits And Weddings
Mrs G Harry Varce visited her former home in Duimont Iowa last Thursday for a wedding and family greetings. J D Tindall of Tama Iowa planned a Tuesday visit with relatives. Mrs As Andersen and daughter Bering hosted Akron visitors Tuesday. Will Odell and Iona from Creation Iowa called on O W Green's family. A group plans to go Riveraux the Fourth. J D Tindall shipped his huge load Wednesday. Laura Stinton helps aunt Mrs Barry Attrill. Ed Stinton Lester Stinton and Nelson Brown visited the L I Morehead home near Graig. Mrs Mary Brown left for San Angeles California to visit relatives. Remember the ice cream social Thursday night. Milan Jennie Schuyler and Frank McRihaney were married in Stour.
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Adaville
G. Harry, Varce
Duimont
Iowe
Wadding
Giait
Robert’. Tindall
Tama
Towa
As Andersen
Bering
Will Odell
Iona
Creation
Iowa
Vialt
O. W. Green
Riveraloux
J. D. Tindall
Laura Stinton
Barry ‘Attrill
Ed, Stinton
Lester Stinton
Nelson Brown
L.I. Morehead
Graig
Mary Brown
San Angeles
Cal
oMilan
Jennie Schuyler
Frank ¥. McRihaney
Stour
Millerville Social News Amid Rural Ties and Local Visits
Mil1erville residents recount a busy week with dances at Riverloux Park and gatherings at various homes. Local sports see Jon Millette pitching for a team. Jefferson visits and a notable bridge project on Broken Kettle progress. May family prosper in North Dakota while neighbors, including Hathaway and Clark families, share visits and trades across town.
Appreciation for Akron Helpers in Midsummer Week
A fragment praises the Spuginess men of Akron and others for unsortinhly aiding in last week’s Midsummer event, noting gratitude through Scandinavian Luther League actions and general assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Ell
Waya
Scandinavian Lutheran Church Sunday notices
Pastor DAY KNOCK will be in Bronx City. No church services this Sunday. Sunday School will meet as usual at 11 a.m. in the usual location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scandinavian Lutheran Church
Bronx City
Church of Christ Notes Sunday Service Schedule
Church notes announce Sunday school at 9345 8th mile, patriotic Bible theme, national airs singing, lapel flag for attendees. Communion service at 11:00 AM and preaching at 11:30. Prayer meeting Wednesdays. Christian Women’s Board of Mission meets first Friday afternoon monthly at the parsonage. Minister Arthur Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Women's Board of Missiong
Arthur Miller
Dr M A Rader to Speak at Morning Church Service
Pastor Robert Stuart invites friends to attend Sunday morning service where Dr M A Rader will speak. He is described as a great national figure who has spent twelve years in the far east and will deliver a tremendous message. Dinner available in the basement after the talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. EB
M. A. Rader
Far East
Pir
Rob't Leb ‘Btuart
Baptist Church Notes July 4 Service Update
All services Sunday July 4 will be regular except the evening sermon which will be dispensed with due to the Chautauqua program. Sunday school at 10 am, sermon at 11 am, Young People's meeting at 7 pm, missionary offering to be taken. Edmond Volck, Pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmond Vqlck
Birth notices from town district in 1915 1916
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Henry Muns east of town on June 1815. A son to Mr and Mrs J M Larnon northwest of town on June 26 1016. A deputyher to Mr and Mrs Johnson west of town on June 27 118. A son to Mr and Mrs Sofia Peter go south of town on June 36 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Muns
J.M. Larnon
Depehter
Johnaon
Mra
Sofia Petergo
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Clyde
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