Chatsworth Social Notes Highlight Weekend Guests
Special correspondence from Chatsworth lists numerous visits and gatherings. Guests include Art Schleuter and daughters from Hawarden, Shirley Lowell and Mike, G Hendricks family, Wm Meins and Al Jager, Henry Gollmann party, H Liston family, Sam Jones of Ireton, and many others from Sioux City Oakland Akron and Cambridge Minn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Schleuter
Hawarden
George Moehlmann
Shirley Lowell
Mike
G. Hendricks
Wm. Meins
Dakota City
Nebr
al Jager
A. de Raad
Wm. Gronemeyer
Henry Ludwigs
le Mars
Henry Gollmann
H. Collmann
G. Moller
Sioux City
Jack Lake
Henry Kopeman
Ireton
Anna Meyer
Hame
Akron
R. Tentinger
Dean Weyen
Herman Weyen
Lizzie Anderson
Clara Satthoff
Art Skueter
Richard Burley
Cambridge
Minn
F. Hemmelrick
Ruth Robinson
Tim Repp
Jerry Frerichs
W.lt
Thank you note from Sheryl Hillricks to St Joseph Hospital visitors
Thank you to all who remembered me during my stay at St Joseph Hospital in Sioux City. Special appreciation goes to Pastor O K Anderson for his visit. Your kindness was greatly appreciated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph Hospital
Sioux City
O. K. Anderson
Birth of son for Pastor Steven Steele in Norfolk Neb
A son named Joseph Steven was born July 15 at Lady of Lourdes Hospital in Norfolk Nebraska to Pastor and Mrs. Steven Steele. Steve Steele serves as pastor of the First Church of Christ.
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Joseph Steven
Lady of Lourdes Hospital
Norfolk
Nebr
Steven Steele
Steve
First Church of Christ
Arlin Beeck
Albert Beeck
Denison
Town
Dress Revue Contest Held by Union County 4-H
The Union County 4-H Dress Revue is set for 9 30 a m in Elk Point City Auditorium basement on Wednesday August 1 open to 4 H members in clothing or Discovering 4 H judging based on garment appearance poise and modeling Public invited Ribbon results to be announced August 9 during 4 H Achievement Days at the Alcester fairgrounds 4 11 Fairgrounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unoin County
Elk Point City Auditorium
Alcester
Birthday party and visits at nursing home noted
Anne Meyer celebrated her 75th birthday with cake and coffee attended by many residents. A long list of visitors and relatives from multiple towns and states called or joined in last week and over the weekend, including Hartmann and Hunstad families, Feuerhelm relatives, and various local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nursing Home News
Anne Meyer
Norman Warenhorst
Tena Lubben
Merlin Utesch
Janet
Freda Nicholson
Helen Haage
Lena Haage
Hannah Haage
Hannah Borchers
Debbie Plueger
Flora Cassens
Dorothy Bumgarden
Margaret Hartmann
Carl
Hey
Sioux City
Alfred Wilken
le Mars
John Wilken
John
Alvin Kiemme
Hattie Bultman
Walter Huebner
Hawarden
John Bultman
Chatsworth
George Bultman
Marel Bennett
Akron
Mac Thorson
Adaville United Methodist Church
Eva Brown
Penny Bryant
Karen Allen
Otto Oltmanns
Brinsville
Albert Osterbuhr
Arlin Milbrodt
Pender
Nebr
Albert
Ed Nelson
Maud Knapp
Westfield
Harry
Lois Nelson
Forest Williams
Ida Johnson
Spink
S.D
Bertina Williams
Marcella Hawks
Lizzie Gibbons
Glen Breitbarth
Norwalk
Calif
Bill Fleming
Lisa
Karen
St. Paul
Alice Bryant
John Daniels
Joe Wych
Roy Pike
Paul and
Kevin
Columbus
Ohio
Elsie Anderson
Gertrude Ross
Arnold Clark
Spencer
Art Pahl
Brunsville
Minnie Clark
Debby Heglin
Ralph Heglin
Gratitude for Hospital Care and Homecoming Kindness
Thank you to relatives and friends for masses prayers cards and flowers during my Saint Joseph Hospital stay. Grateful for pantry supplies and other kindnesses upon returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saint Joseph Hospital
Obituary: Herman Borchers 55 former Akron farmer dies at Knoxville
Herman Borchers, 55, of Knoxville, a former Akron dairy and cattle feeder, died unexpectedly Tuesday July 17 1973 at a Bingley Sales Co cattle farm from a heart attack. Born August 5 1917 in Plymouth County, he farmed near Akron before moving to Knoxville. Survived by wife Justene Toy Borchers two stepsons Rick and Randy Roberts three sisters Emma Eilis Minnie Witt Marie Stephens and brother Edward 8 Borchers. Funeral Thursday at 2 p.m. Williams Funeral Home Knoxville with Reverend Fechner. burial Graceland Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Borchers
Knoxville
Akron
Bingley Sales Co
Borchers
North Glover
Plymouth County
William Anton
Margaret Johnson Borchers
Justene Toy
Williams Funeral Home
David Fechner
Lutheran Church
Graceland Cemetery
Justene
Rick Roberts
Randy Roberts
Lawrence
Emma) Eilis
Ireton
Minnie Witt
Hawarden
Lyle
Marie) Stephens
Edward
River-Cade events highlight 1973 Sioux City festival
Jules Herman and his orchestra headline at the River-Cade ball July 27 at the Marina Inn Sioux City. The four state area will gather for dancing, melodrama at Shore Acres Theater, and a River-Cade parade on July 29. The first Tri-State Water Fight July 29 offers up to $100 prize money and four minute rounds. Fireworks July 25 and 29 cap the celebrations with free riverfront parking and Coast Guard safety patrols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jules Herman
St. Paul
Minn
David Vohs
Commodore
Port of Sioux City
Marina Inn
River- Cade
River-Dade
Sioux City
Frank S
Siouxland
Robert Ross
Ross
Big Sioux River
River- Cade Grounds
Missouri River Boat Club
South Sioux City
Nebraska
Iowa
South Dakota
Siouxland Square and
Round Dance Federation
River-Cade
Joe Grove
Coast Guard
Floatilla
Threshing Bee Returns to Spencer with Historic Equipment
The Spencer threshing bee on July 27 and 28 features 40 acres of oats threshed by horse and steam power. Events run 2 pm to 8 pm Friday and 10 am to 6 pm Saturday with authentic machines from 1912 and earlier, sponsored by Stub's Ranch Kitchen and the Spencer Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Highway 71
Stub
Ranch Kitchen
Spencers Chamber of Commerce
Red River
A. M
Stub" Johnson
A. J. Newman
DVM
Orange City
Iowa
Newman
Midwest America
Town
Local Harbors of Leisure and Visits Across Two States
A long list of social visits and travel highlights from Alcester Le Mars and nearby towns. Residents entertained relatives and friends in homes across Iowa Minnesota and Texas while family members took part in church events and community celebrations.
Way Back Yonder: Akron history notes and obits
Gleaned from Akron Register-Tribune files this column reviews anniversaries births and deaths from 60 to 10 years ago. It lists marriages births and local events such as farm labor, school projects, sports results, and community notes spanning 1913 to 1963 with references to specific names places and dates.
Obituary of Leonard Schiefen Hawarden resident dies at 59
Leonard G. Schiefen 59 of Hawarden died Saturday July 21 1973 at Hawarden hospital Funeral was Wednesday at St Marys Catholic Church Hawarden Rev William Carel officiating Burial in church cemetery Dow Funeral Home directed He was born April 21 1914 near Hawarden Married Dorothy Hughes Feb 8 1937 They farmed in Hawarden area Survivors include wife a daughter Beverly Rieper of Cleghorn two sons Lawrence and William Hawarden four sisters Mary Majors Sioux City Ann Vogelzang Hawarden Josephine Muth Akron Esther Borchers Akron two brothers Leo Alcester SD Francis Le Mars and eight grandchildren
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard G
Curly) Schiefen
Hawarden
St. Mary's Catholic Church
William Carel
Dow Funeral Home
Mr. Schiefen
Dorothy Hughes
Akron
Leo
Alcester
S.D
Francis
le Mars
Westfield News brief highlights local notices and updates
Special correspondence reports on School Board nomination deadline, attendance at an 8th District WWI meeting, and community events. Notables include a welcome home for Larry Faust from military leave, family visits, and kitchen chatters offering home canning tips.
Alma Frakes obituary from Dodge City Kansas
Alma Frakes formerly Alma Anderson of Union County South Carolina died July 11 1973 after a long illness. Born December 17 1905 she married Dallas Fakes December 17 1938. Funeral July 14 1973 at Christ The King Lutheran Church Dodge City burial Fairmont Cemetery Jetmore. Survived by husband five brothers and three sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Fakes
Dodge City
Kansas
Alma Anderson
Union County
S.C
Nora
Martin Anders
Akron High School
Dallas Fakes
Christ the King Lutheran Church
Fairmont Cemetery
Jetmore
Dallas
Edwin
Elmer
Burbank
S.D
Norman
Beresford
Henry and
Paul
Elk Point
Mabel Ruppert
Austin
Milne
Alvena Albert
Sioux Citys
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Roy Laurence
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Fred Callahan
James Gleason
Lone Parker
Akron Tennis Club
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Ry Metz
Ada Roseland
Arthur L. Eastman
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Homer Brown
Samuel I. Hemphill
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Anna) Morse
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