Union Creek News notes events and visits in July
Special correspondence reports a church program at 8 p.m. on Sunday and the annual Union Creek church picnic on August 1. Junior League Mission Band meets July 24 at Luther Hall, and the Luther League birthday supper is postponed. The column lists many local residents visiting, dinner guests, and social events with family names and towns like Sioux City and Beresford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Creek
Junior League Mission Band
Luther Hall
Luther League
D. J. Howard
Miriam
Wm. Ericson
Milton Ericson
Ad Sons
Teckla Anderson
L. E. Ericson
Martin Weme
Albert Anderson
Lawrence Ericson
Sioux City
H. R. Anderson
Norma
Eddie Anderson
Vera Seeley
Eleanor Uecker
Ed. Engstrom
Beresford
Lawrence Trieson
Esther Hultgren
Ei; Westin
Wm. Tricson
Eric. Widmark
Marlyn Jane
Bertil Westin
Imogene Johnson
Audrey Hiieson
W. Harker
Nawarden
Elmer Hultgren
Jay Sykes
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Chatsworth Notes Echo Visits and Tragic Death
Special correspondence from Chatsworth reports residents visiting in Sioux City LeMars and Hawarden. Audie Degan, longtime local, died at his Hawarden home prompting community sympathy. Mentions visitors Alberta Johnson Cedar Rapids, families Bockelman Adams Webb and others. Patronize your home merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John and
H. '. Sehumacher
Sioux City
S. J. Sehumacher
Myrtle McFarlin
Margaret Wallace
LeMars
Hawarden
Bennett
Jacque Adams
Betty Adams
Laura Webb
Fulton and Mitchell
Audie Degan
Westfield Middlings Social And Local Notes
A series of local items recounts Mrs. Ward Smith's surprise visit and lunch with neighbors Tuesday afternoon, J. P. Taylor's business trip to Miller, sympathy extended to the Degen family, Melvin Johnson's Beresford cousins visiting, rural harvest activity with the old horse and new machinery, and Mrs. Orville Hardeek's visit to her parental home. Gordon Kilstrom and son travel to Sioux City to see newborn twin girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Hardeek
A. Kilstrom
Gordon
Sioux City
Garland Social Notes Highlight Local Sunday Visits
Garland readers learn of multiple Sunday calls and dinners as Mr. and Mrs. James Lycan and family visit Sioux City, Dick Tramilton hosts guests, Mister and Mrs. Eddie Lewison visit Charley Reams, and Mr. and Mrs. Skinner call on Carrol Hamilton with other locals dropping by Menga Wilken and Chris Wilken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lycan
George Hamilton
Sioux City
Dick Tramilton
Richard Ball
Verla
Verdga
Erina Busch
Menga Wilken
Eddie Lewison
Charley Reams
William Skinner
Roy Skinner
Carrol Hamilton
Chris and
Plans for 4 H Girls Contest Opens Nationwide
Plans for the first national 4 H Club Food Preparation Contest have opened to 300 000 4 H members across rural America. A. W. Hummel of Westfield, local kerosene refrigerator distributor, notes the contest closes November 5. Designed to aid 4 H members leaders and rural people in better living, the event is supervised by the National Committee on Boys' and Girls' Club Work with headquarters in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Contet
America
A. W. Hummel
Westfield
National Committee On Boys’ and
Chicago
Electrolux Awards Fund 4-H Contest Rules Reported
Sponsored by Server Inc Electrolux donors outline eligibility rules for 4 H contest winners in Evanaville Ind State winners must be 16 to 21 Attendants of advanced college courses excluded National 4 H Club Congress participation limited to one state winner Records due by November 5 1935 Judges select four sectional and one national winner Gold Medals for county winners Educational trips to Chicago for latte winners Kerosene refrigerators for sectional winners National winner receives a 400 scholarship partial text continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Server, Inc
Electrolux
Evanaville
Ind
Electrolux Company
A. W. Hummel
Extension Service
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Chicago
Supreme Court Upholds Juvenile’s Nebraska Sentence
The Nebraska Supreme Court affirmed the Sherman County district court ruling requiring Mrs. Villa Bloor known as Mother Bloor to serve time in Nebraska. Bloor had been involved in Farm Holiday riots in Plymouth County and was noted for communistic speeches. The court’s decision confirms the regular course of education toward a state agricultural college or approved institution as part of the sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Agricultural College
Villa
Bloor
Plymouth County
Nebraska
Supreme Court
Sherman County
Conviction of Mother Bloor and six others at Loup City
The court convicted Mother Bloor and six others for unlawful assembly tied to a chicken pickers strike in Loup City on June 14 1934. The notice also promotes the Register Tribune Want-Ad Column offering small-cost classified ads with various headings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloor
Loup City
Register- Tribune
Akron
Register-Tribune
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Union Creek News
Woman’s Missionary Society
Ker
Hannah Sellberg
Mary Larson
Teckia Anderson
Chatsworth
Akron Rendering Works
Paris
Nolay
Epeeda
Fry
Alon Fillin
Westfield, Ia
Klauer Market
Kies
Mrs. Kellogg’s
Jersey CO
Northwestern Flour
McLaughlin
Japan
Graham
Gomplete
Klauer
Jas. Klauer
the Informer
Victor McLaglen
John Ford
Randolph Scott
Helen Mack
SDAY
Katharine Hepburn
Charles Boyer
the Register-Tribune
Iowa
South Dakota
Farm Bureau
Fisher
Chevrolet
Chevrolet Motor CO
Detroit
Mich
G.M.A.C
General Motors
Dirks Motor CO
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Roas
Akion, Ia
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