Former Akron People Marry in Sioux City Church Ceremony
Miss Gladys E. Martin daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Martin of 208 Alice street Sioux City wed Leslie E. Nelson son of Mr and Mrs H W Nelson of 2728 Prescott street in First Methodist church on July 3 1028 at 10 am Rev A Semans officiated with close relatives present A wedding breakfast followed at the bride’s home after which the couple departed for a motor trip to Minneapolis en route to settling in Sioux City Henry Hillrichs bought Louis Piueger s farm in Preston township paying about 150 per acre Mrs Hillrichs sister and sons own six Plymouth county quarter sections through the years loaded with hard work and prudent management
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Akron
Sioux City
Hidle
C. J. Thompson
Gladys E. Martin
Frank Martin
Alice Street
Leslie E. Nelson
H. W. Nelson
Prescott Street
First Methodist Church
Rev
A. Semans
F. ©. Nelson
Minneapolis
Minn
Craig Independent
Henry Hillrichs
Louis Piuegers
Preston Township
Plymouth County
Mr. Hillrichs
Tlinois
Milnerville News Briefs and Local Updates
Special Correspondence from Milnerville highlights George Halley’s illness from blood poisoning after a tooth extraction and his tough stretch since cyclone and fire disasters. Local reports note a Bethel service resumption, a Hanford Inc. promotion for Harlan Allen, and clinic plans at Sunnyside high. Also covered are Miss Stenger’s summer clinic, notable travels, eighth grade results, and community visits.
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Milnerville
George Halley
Harlan Allen
J. P. Allen
Hanford, Inc
Allen
Hanford People
Kelvinator Service Department
Kelvinator
C. L. Knapp
Sunnyside High School
Stenger
Ernie Luce
Glenn Tennis
Black Hills
Sioux Township
Sioux
Hancock
Rev
Omaha
Lorraine Kuta
Lewis Beaulieu
Harold Cooper
Des Moines
Nystrom
Massey
Nooksack
Wash
Letcher
Lee
Hunter Farm
Swanson Family Harvest Delayed by Rain Near Jefferson
Fred Swanson has secured a work site near Jefferson with his wife for field labor this season. Gilbert Ekren visited Herbert Swanson Saturday evening. Rain delayed harvest by one day, affecting the local schedule.
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Fred Swanson
Jefferson
Gilbert Ekren
Herbert Swanson
Chatsworth Notes Appoint Deputy Marshal in Charter Oak
Special Correspondence from Chatsworth reports Herman Grenagle of Charter Oak Ia named deputy marshal and nightwatch. Other local visits include Herman Wilms and family from Pekin Minn, Edith Bennett visiting Orange City, and Mrs G E B Van Allen returning to Huron SD. Also noted are visits by W Farnsworth and son Jay, Mrs Lloyd Wheeler and daughter, and Mrs G H Schafer hosting the P C C Co with a lunch. Henry Vanderham family attended a Sioux City show.
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Chatsworth
Herman Grenagle
Charter Oak
Fred Grenagile
Herman Wilms and
Pequot
Minn
Edith Bennett
Orange City
G. EB. van Allen
D. K. Bennett
Huron
S. D
Tommy Patrick
Wm. Patrick
W. Farnsworth
Jay
Lloyd Wheeler
Hawarden
Bula Mcfarlin
G. H. Schafer
P.C. C. Co
Frances
Joyce Taggart
Henry Vanderham
Roy
Marcella Dalguiesh
Sioux City
New Iowa Auto Liability Law Takes Effect
The new Iowa auto liability law enacted by the last legislature went into effect July 4 and prompts debate over its interpretation. It adds provisions for suspending licenses and registrations after unsatisfied judgments in motor vehicle damage cases, with penalties for operating during suspension and steps for reinstatement.
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Iowa
General Assembly
State of
Atperfedeas
Union Creek News highlights church services and picnic plans
Services at Trion Creek Lutheran church begin at 11 a m with Sunday school at 10. Union Creek church advertises its annual picnic on Thursday July 25 at Ed Willer's Peter Shoulberg farm four miles NW of Akron. A full afternoon and evening program is set and invites all to attend. Local social notes list residents visiting, traveling and staying with relatives in Sioux City Yankton and nearby farms, including Johnson Ericson Fredell and Page families.
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Union Creek News
Trion Creek Laltheran
Union Creek
Ed. Willer
Peter Shoulberg
Akron
Albert Anderson
Lois
Bernice
Alve Ericson
Bobby
Raymond
L. E
Milton Ericson
LaVone Heyt
Henry Heyt
Russell Johnson
Leonard Lamoureux
Elmer Hultgren
Martin Johnson
Yankton
Godfrey Davidson
Sioux City
Mabel
Viola Pierson
Mrs. Wallmark
Sycamore, Til
Interesting hour at First Baptist Church Bible school
The First Baptist Church announces an Interesting hour with no preaching as the pastor is on vacation. Friday July 19 the Women’s Bible Class meets at Mrs. Wm. M. Anderson’s home with Mrs. Jas. Coleman assisting. Wednesday July 24 the Ladies’ Association meets at Mrs. Youngstrom’s home. bring a thimble and yourself.
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Wm. M. Anderson
Jas. Coleman
Ladies’ Association
Youngstrom
Garland wedding dance well attended by local guests
Special Correspondence reports a wedding dance given by Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ball with broad local attendance and general enjoyment. The article notes Mr. Oaks assisting Al- and promises further details in upcoming notices.
Sunday school notices and picnic plan across churches
The Lutheran St Paul and Brule Greek churches hold 10 am Sunday school. The Ladies Aid will be entertained by Mrs George Brouillette at her home on Thursday afternoon July 25. Immanuel Elk River School plans its annual picnic at Riverview Park on Sunday. RUNSWOLD, Pantor. Try a Want Ad for quick results.
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George Brouillette
Immanuel
Elk Paint
Riverview Park
C. BH
Akron IA school district budget hearing notice
The Board of Directors of Independent School District of Akron Plymouth county Iowa will meet July 20 1989 at 1600 hours at the First National Bank. Taxpayers will be heard for or against the following estimate of expenditures at that time.
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Board of Directors of
Independent School District of
Akron
Plymouth County
Iowa
First National Bank
County Adds To Road System In June Sessions
Plymouth county boards approve two new additions to the county road network. A link from primary No. 29 extends southeast toward Hinton while Neptune road reaches the Woodbury county line south of the Kingsley Hinton gravel road. Lawton connection approved by Woodbury county already, subject to highway commission. Oyens O Leary progress speeds with a new crew. grading extends north from Kingsley Hinton gravel toward Sioux county line. Perry Creek road north of No 6 graded to Sioux county line and east to Craig gravel. Nearly thirty miles of new graded drained graveled roads expected this year if finished. Prior to adding, boards vowed completion of existing roads first. No 140 extension near Kingsley and No 12 Akron south to Woodbury line remain unfinished.
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Board of Supervisors
Potosia
Hinton
Woodbury
Kingsley-Hinton
Woodbury County
Lawton
LeMars
Highway Commission
Oyens-O’leary
Oyens
Sioux County Line
Perry Creek
No. 6
Craig
Plymouth County
Kingsley
Akron
Lkely
Epic frontier romance of Nolichucky Jack and Benny Kate
The article centers on General John Sevier and his wife Benny Kate, linking Nolichucky Jack to Sevier’s memory among Tennessee natives. It promises a feature in the Register-Tribune about their courtship and frontier life, framing it as a legendary tale of early Tennessee.
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Uiu Ruckery
Tennessee
John Sevier
Nolichucky Jack
Benny Kate
The
Register-Tribune
Seyler’s Remarkable Career Spotlight by Elmo Scott Watson
An illustrated feature profiles Seyler’s long career by Elmo Scott Watson. The page highlights narrative threads and artistry. Readers are invited to also read Nolichucky Jack and His Benny Kate on an inside page for related intrigue.
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Elmo Scott Watson
Seyler
Nolichucky Jack
Benny Kate
Death of former Akron man James C Gilmore
The Akron community mourns the death of James C Gilmore aged 70, who died July 15, 1929 in Odebolt Iowa after visiting his daughter. Born in Ontario June 2 1859 he lived in Akron until 1918 then moved to Sioux City where he worked at stockyards and in teaming. Survived by widow Margaret three sons A L Gilmore J G Gilmore J J Gilmore one daughter Mrs C W Frahm sister Mrs Tom Oberand two grandsons. Funeral was at St Joseph's Catholic Church Sioux City with interment in Calvary Cemetery. Akron relatives attended the service.
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Akron
James C. Gamore
Odebolt
Town
Sioux City
C. W. Frahm
Mr. Gilmore
Ontario
Canada
United States
Gilmore
Margaret Gilmore
A. L. Gilmore
Turin
Iowa
J. J. Gilmore
Arthur, Iowa
Odeholt
Tom Oberand
Petersborough
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
A. E. Zimmerman
Calvary Cemetery
W. F. Keane
Spink Baseball Defeats Nebraska Indians 0 Errors
Spink baseball team defeated the Nebraska Indians in a well played game at Spink Sunday, shutting the Indians out. Peterson pitched a fine game, holding the Indians to seven scattered hits.
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Spink
Nebraska, Indians
Indians
Peterson
Spink to Meet Ovens After Baume Home Run Rally
The Baume features delivered by Russell and Rawbush produced home runs for Spink. Next Sunday Spink travels to Ovens, east of LeMars, for a return game, setting up a fresh matchup and possible standings impact.
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Tanda
Russell
Rawbush
Spink
Ovens
LeMars
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Chatsworth, Iowa
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Klauer Bros
Vv. F. Rossow
J.b.cunningham & Son
AERON
the Register-Tribune
Ray A. Smith
Ward Place
Morton Salt Company
Morton
Diamond M Brand
Ortons
Ella
First Baptist Church
Bible School
Lutheran Church
St. Paul
W. E. Mellen
Story OF
Seviers
Have the
Agency
M. M. Talbott
Akeon, IA
Spink Baseball News
Henderson
Excelsior
Andrew F. Jurgenson
Burbank
Dak
Care Alwin Betake
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