Milnerville Milnerion News Keeps Local Ties Strong
Miss Bonnie Milner of Sick City visits Mrs Will Berger for the week as the Milner family helps thresh but rain halts work. Elwood Radtke hauled to the city last week. Violet Try returns from Chicago with sister Evgie Try visiting Milnerville. Mrs Richard Milner suffers a burn from a hot water boiler but recovers. Local residents send prayers as Mrs Lawrence’s health worsens with gangrene and potential amputation. Marie Slartsee joins husband from Glendive to stay with her mother. Milnerville farmers welcome recent rains though corn crop and pastures still strained. Stocks are turned out on highways for feed. Violet Fry returns from the World’s Fair. Walden Fry and wife celebrate tenth wedding anniversary. W W Logan and family, and Mrs T B Cassen visit Adaville. Howard Pike visits the city. William Annis helps Lawrence family at their farm in Wibanx. Mrs Annis formerly Mrs Carter. E P Dybdahl and Mrs Cooper remain in school fight over the old Bancroft school in Sioux City. Gladys Cross writes from Cur Jew about a storm that drenched them after a trip to town. Mavis and Audrey Fry return from Vermillion. plan summer visit to Akron. Ward Knapp hosts a home picnic with friends.
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Bonnie Milner
Will Berger
Richard Milner
Lawrence
Milnerville
Marie
Glendive
Slartsee
Fred Maloney
Sioux City
Mabie
Cassen
Roy Cassen
Violet Fry
Chicago
Walden Fry
W. W. Logan
T. B. Cassen
Adaville
Howard Pike
William Annis
Mr. Lawrence
Belle
Wibanx
Annis
Carter
E. P. Dybdahl
Cooper
Bancroft School
Gladys Cross
Cur Jew
Helm
Mavis
Audrey Fry
Vermillion
Akron
Ward Knapp
Chatsworth Chats Special Correspondence Item
Aileen McFarlin visited sister Barbara in Dell Rapids last week. John Havey of Charles City, Iowa, visited at the Bockelman home for a few days. Chris Bockelman and wife, Jack Hendricks and John Havey went to Bonesteel. Havey went to look after his farm. Fred Vogelzang threshing machine started Monday and threshed barley for Albert Bockelman. J. H. Johnson and Ebba Willis went to Fulda on business Friday. Mrs John Tuden and Mrs Will Johnson and daughter of Hawarden visited Grenagle home Sunday. Rev F A Meske of Akron visited Grenagle home one day last week. E H Johnson and wife spent Sunday at Ted Barker home near Craig. Mary Brownmiller of Akron and Anna Mollhoff of Hawarden came to help sister Mrs John Hartman with brothers Tuesday. E H Johnson and wife left Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aileen McFarlin
Barbara
Dell Rapids
John Havey
Charles City
Iowa
Bockelman
Chris Bockelman
Jack Hendricks
Bonesteel
Mr. Havey
Fred Vogelzang
Albert Bockeliman
J. H. Johnson
Ebba Willis
Fulda
Minn
John Tuden
Will Johnson
Hawarden
Grenagle Home
F. A. Meske
Akron
Grenagle
H. Johnson
Ted Barker
Craig
Mary Brownmiller
Local visits and weekend travels spotted across towns
Wednesday brought several rounds of visits as residents traveled to see relatives. Henry Beberger of Montrose visited sister Attia Hentrich and returned Tuesday. Jay Parnsworth visited Sheldon then came back Friday. Audio Degan and family visited Sioux City Monday. Frank Colson and Henry Burright worked on replacing a barn at the Frank Van Buskirk farm near Craig after a recent fire. Theron Beeck and wife of Big Springs visited Mrs. Bonney Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boulder
Cole
Crawford
Nebr
Henry Beberger
Montrose
Attia Hentrich
Sioux City
Billy
Frank Colson
Henry Burright
Frank van Buskirk
Craig
Theron Beeck
Big Springs
Local visitors and family gatherings fill weekend notices
Mrs. Chris Boekelman and daughters Deloris and Loraine of Chatsworth, plus John Havey of Charles City, visited the Tony Boekelman home. Various relatives from Mission Texas Akron LeMars Sloan and Merrill joined dinners calls and entertaining at Will Sorensen, Walter Shearer, Hans Nilson, H B Morehead and other homes. Community members attended a Sioux City trip to Gold Diggers of 1933 and enjoyed swimming at Broken TF Kettle pool in chilly weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris
Boekelman
Deloris and
Loraine
Chatsworth
John Havey
Charles City
Tony Boekelman
Fred ‘Guerin
Esther Ferguson
Mission
Texas
Tid, Mowery
Akron
Will Sorenson
Thomas ‘Warren
Rose Shearer
Walter
Will Kiewel
Joe Hansen
Ben Andresen
Herman Andresen
Ruth
Theodore Erickson
Gerhard Lueken
Johanna
Henrietta
Dorothy Lueken
Sioux City
Capitol
Blarry Hawkins
Oscar Carlson
Sloan
Iowa
Ella Morehead
Iva Harris
Lloyd Morehead
Lois
Leatrice
Lennis Semple
H. B. Morehead
John Peters
Will Sorensen
Michael Foley
Will Shrewer
Earl Reames
Tony Bockelman
Salome Lanx
Heisler
Merrill
August Erickson
Adaville Activities Special Correspondence
Frances Baker of Merrill spends the week in the W W Zellers home. Clyde Zellers and Eddie of Sioux City visit Thos Dreeszen home. Fred Hussman began threshing last Thursday. H F Dreeszen and Ferne visit Thos Dreeszen. Frank Scott of Ireton calls on Thos Frisch. Margaret Kyland of Sioux City stays with W W Zellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances, Baker
Merrill
W. W. Zellers
Clyde Zellers
Eddie
Sioux City
Dreeszen
Fred Hussman
H. F. Dreeszen
Ferne
Milnerville
Frank Scott
Ireton
Frisch
Richland Roundups Special Correspondence
Richland Roundups reports Mrs Ray Joy visiting at her sister in law Mrs Herbert Larson. Miss Helen Tucker and Melvin Lias shopped in Sioux City. Mr and Mrs Simon Smith visited son Harlan. Miss Viola Riebesehl returned to Worthington Minn after visiting Richland and Elk Point. Several relatives visited W Bennett and family. Mrs John Sweyer visited Bronx City. Leonard Fields injured by stepping on a nail and received anti tetanus shot. Mrs Ray of Sioux Falls visited Grace Crill in Rivers Sioux. Lyman Crill Barton, vacationing at River Sioux, spent a week with uncle Louis N Crill, Sioux Falls state attorney. Miss Dorothy Crill, Sylvia May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Joy
Herbert Larson
Helen Tucker
Bennett
Melvin Lias
Sioux City
Simon Smith
Harlan
Viola Riebeseh
Worthington
Minn
Richland
Elk Point
Ben Snave
Robert Nesbit
Doris Bogenrief
John Carlson
Irene O’kief
Chicago
W. §. Bennett
John Sweyer
Earl Forrester
Bronx City
Barney Erickson
Leonard Fields
Mrs. Ray
Sioux Falls
Grace Crill
Riversioux
Lyman Crill Barton
Louis N. Crill
Dorothy Crill
Sylvia May
Sioux county social notes and visits
Miss Gadys and Crystal Take attend events while Mrs. Vernon Lins and Mrs. Wayne Lins visit Riversioux and Westfield relatives. Blanche Seward spends days with Miss Helen Tucker as Vernon Lins helps in town. Melvin Lins Kenneth Tucker and Ole Nelson depart for Hereford for health reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rise Anatcle
Ehinpat
Crystal Take
Gadys“'Tacker
Neva McCorkell
Blanche
Seward
Helen Ucker
Vernon Lins
Riversioux
Wayne Lins
Westfield
A. D
Lyons
Vernon
Melvin Lins
Kenneth ‘Tucker
Ole Nelson
Hereford
Kenneth
Ito
Union Creek News Special Correpondances
Union Creek church services Sunday morning July 28 and Sunday school at 10. Annual church picnic to be held August 10. Percy Harrington and Clifford Johnson families and George Adamson guests at Boden home. Albert Anderson and Teckla Anderson also present. L B Ericson home in Akron hosted Sunday visit. Wilma Ericson underwent appendicitis operation July 18 at Akron hospital. Wilma Olson and friends attended a Stone Park picnic in Sioux City Sunday evening. John Hultgren, Elmer Hultgren, and Ernest Anderson were business visitors in Canton South Dakota on Wednesday.
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Union Creek
Westfield Writh-Dups Social Roundup and Sports
Warren and daughter Rose Shearer visited Sioux City relatives while Margery Thesinga and Dorothy Adams spent time in the A. A. Martins home. Westfield beat Granville 9 to 5 in baseball behind Kapfer and Lilly homers. Upcoming game vs Sioux City Canaries at Riversioux Park on Sunday July 23.
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Warren
Rose Shearer
Sioux City
Margery Thesinga
Jefferson
Dorothy Adams
Sioux Falls
A. A. Martins
Williams
C. EB
Keith Knapp
the Lakes
Clarence Chapman
Ned Spaulding
Lucille Bertrand
Tikton
Neva MecCorkell
Richland
Westfield Ball Tenn
Granville
Kapfer
Wallace Lilly
Westfield
Canaries
Riversioux Park
Shirley
Carol Lilly
Chicago
Teresa Doyle
North Riverside
Juanita Austin
Mason City
Wm. Christensen
Walter Kloster
South Sioux City
Local notes and obituaries around Mapleton area
The column lists visits and travels of residents, church guild activity, threshing updates, and a funeral. Mrs. C W Green dies. services held at Congregational church with burial at Westfield cemetery. Dr and Mrs J S Tracy dined with Mary Tiney. Perry McCorkell and family vacationed at Lake Okoboji last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Kloster
Philip ‘Wah Vleck
Harry Connolly
Joan’ Marie
Mary Connolly
Perry Libby
Congregational Shurch
Mary Tiney
Perry .McCorkell
Lake Okoboji
Standard Oil to launch wine colored super fuel
Standard Oil of Indiana plans July 20 advertising and sales for a wine colored gasoline called Standard Red Crown with an anti knock compound and high octane. The product, already in field distribution, will be sold at regular mid grade price under the established brand. Also noted is the marriage of ex-Congressman Ed H. Campbell of Battle Creek to Mary Marshall at Fairmount Minnesota on June 29. Campbell will reside in Battle Creek with his bride as they practice law with brother Jed. Lee Herron of LeMars, now of Minneapolis, wins Minnesota amateur golf title by 10 and 8 over Bobby Campbell of Duluth at Interlochen club. Herron previously won Iowa amateur championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil Company
Iowa
Ed. H. Campbell
Battle Creek
Mary Marshall
Fairmount
Minn
John Marshall
Washington, D. C
Campbell
Jed
Lee Herron
LeMars
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Bobby Campbell
Duluth
Interlochen Club
Mr. Herron
Notice to Akron Dog Owners Tax Due by Aug 15 1933
All dog owners in Akron must call at the Town Clerk office to pay the dog tax before August 15 1933. Tax is two dollars for males and three dollars for females. If collected by the Marshal an additional fifty cents applies. J L Clayton Town Clerk.
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Akron
J.L. Clayton
Correcting Pat A report about Westfield deaths and rumor
A correction clarifies that Lester Bryan and his son Vernon Bryan are alive in Scotland Arkansas. They state there is no malarial fever in their mountainous area, though it prevails in swampy regions nearby. Lester Bryan is reported in good health after relocating to Arkansas.
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Westfeld
Citi
Lester’ Bryan
Harold
Scotland
Arkansia
Ben Jacobs
Weatfield
Vernon Bryan
Ark
Leater Bryan
Iil “Bank
Lester Bryan
Arkansas
State plans low cost Iowa vacation for families
The state outlines a summer program offering a weeklong outing at the 1933 Iowa State Pair with free camping space for over 15,000 tents on 120 acres beside the State Fair. About 200 members of the forestry corps are engaged in the project to keep costs near home living levels.
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Iowa
State Fair rules cut ages, prices cut for campers
State Fair officials announced free admission for children under 12 and half price for those 16 and under, with autos free as well. Grandstand tickets are down by a third from last year while camper tickets are sold at two dollars. Campground plans and housing details for town families will be provided free on request.
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Eniipols
Fater
Gampers Ab
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