Union Creek Lutheran notices and cemetery day recap
Special correspondence from Union Creek reports no church services next Sunday and a Ladies Aid gathering at the John Pearson home. It lists visits by local families, mission meeting attendance, a fat cattle shipment to Chicago, cemetery day activities, a $25.70 supper proceeds, and a call to pay annual cemetery dues of $1 to treasurer Hannah Sellberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Creek
Lutheran Church
John Pearson
Dolk
Kiron
Martin BE. Johnson
Gunnar Fredell
Arthur
J. Fredell
Eddie Anderson
Charley Engstrom
Alcester
Stanley Johnson
Clara
Dorothy Johnson
Victor Anderson
A. Anderson
Erica
Andrew Hampuson
Sioux City
Seliberg
Fredell
Rey
Emil Johnson
Beaver Valley
S.D
Victor Anderagon
C. J. Johnson
Big Springs
Emil Johanson
Eskll Johnson
E. A. Johnson
Elmer Hultgren
Chicago
Margaret Gagsman
Sioux Valley
Hannah Gassman
Peayer Valley
Valley Springs
Ning
Hannah Sellberg
Association
Westfield Notes and Local Visits Highlight Weekend Socials
Mrs B H VanVieck visited in the city Saturday while a ten pound daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Frank Reed of Sioux City. Reed formerly worked as our telephone operator Misa Minnie Buchter and Mr Reed was employed at Mohrs hardware. Elk Point visitors L L Staley called on the Connollys Sunday. Chautauqua begins June 10 and 11. Spaulding family toured Vermillion and Yankton with Ward. Mrs J M Doyle and Mrs Ray Smith hosted visitors. Grandson born May 23 drew a visit from Sioux City relatives. Numerous local trips and health consultations noted including Mayo Brothers visit for Mrs Small.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westfield
B. H. VanVieck
City
Frank Reed
Sioux City
Thos. Warren
Jed ‘Husted
M. Chapman
Thos. Hanes
H. H. Chapman
Chas. Gusting
Wynot
Nebr
Clementson
Elk Point
Frank Anderson
Milo Mills
Harley Small
Rochester
Minn
H. G. Whittemore
Gant
Z. A. Dennison
Westfield and area prepare for Chanatnauqua events and graduations
Miss LaVerne Teager spends days with Miss Nina Mills south of town and Miss Edith Cilley finishes teaching in Carthage South Dakota before vacation at home. Julia Cilley visits from AD 8D while carpenters repair Wartren residence. Westfield loses to Hudson 9 6 at Rivers Sioux Part 1. St Catharine Academy graduation announcements include Julia Conway and Trinity College's Stanislaus Tracy. Local guests and travel plans feature J Teaver LaVerne, Supt G Anderson departing for Des Moines, and Miss Peterson en route to Sioux City. Many attend Congregational church graduation with Rev Auber speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaVerne Teager
Nina Mills
Edith Cilley
Hudson
Riversioux
St. Catharine’s Academy
Tenm
Nebr
Julia Conway
Trinity College
Stanislaus Tracy
Westfeld
S. T. Bekins
Mary Chapman
Sioux City
Chapman
J. Teaver
LaVerne
LeMars
G. Anderson
Triday
Anderson
Des Moines
Chicago
Buckingham
Peterson
Miss Quant
Galena, IL
Liess
Hamburg
Jas, Burnight
Anna Fall
Cedar Walls
Congregational Church
Auber
Milnerville News Highlights Sunnyside Commencement
Milnerville and Sunnyside social notes recount visits from Ezra Brouillette and relatives, Pearl MacKellar’s yearend departure, and a Sunnyside High School Commencement at Bethel church with diplomas presented by Jacob Trefz. The event featured Miss Bernice Dreeszen salutatory and Miss Hazel Hawkins valedictory, plus Dr. Graber’s address.
Morningside College Graduates and Local Happenings
This week several graduates from Morningside College are noted alongside local tales. Miss Lois Knapp has one more week of teaching at Akron Ambrose, while Jacques of Jefferson sought painting work last week. Decoration Day was observed on Sunday with mail delayed Monday. Wilfred Allard and friend Lacroix of Jefferson visited the Arnold home. Younger family members attended a dance in LeMars, and Oscar Allard with family traveled to Sioux City. Mrs Paul Wilson sails to New York with home arrival expected soon. The Langle children display whooping cough. Mrs Carl Tower attended Westfield graduation and Sunyside events, recalling Jennie Lilly who taught many 1920 graduates years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milnerville
Ezra Brouillette
Eugene
Brouillette
Ernest John
Sioux City
Emily Hathaway
N. R. Hathaway
Pearl MacKellar
Sunnyside
Vermillion
South Dakota
Marie Allard
Jefferson
Dona Allard
C. C. Montagne
Will Berger
Sunnyside High School
Bethel Church
Bernice Dreeszen
Hazel Hawkins
Graber
Morningside College
Langle
Jacob Trefz
Morningside
Allard
Lydia
Gladys Strobel
Carl Montagne
Phoebe Hathaway
Fern Mulheron
Arthur John
Vitaline Adams
Jefferson and Elk
Richard Milner
Merrill
Howard Milner
Pavlik
Noah Hauser
Kenneth Clifford
Theridelity Life Insurance Company
Vry
Luther
Jennie Easton
Wessington Springs
S. C
Fry
Crasswell
Herbert Crasswell
Charles Green
Il Point
John
Gladys
Lois Knapp
Young Judy
Morningside ‘College
Akron
Ambrose
Jacques
Wilfred Allard
Mr. Lacroix
Anard
LeMars
Oscar’Allard
Paul Wilson
New York
Carl Tower
Rock Rapids
Westfield
Jennie Lilly
Chatsworth Chat Special Correspondence
A. H. Collins and daughter Mrs. C Marshall of Hudson visited Akron with D K Bennett and wife, staying at the Elmer Seward and Bert Huliker homes. Mrs Roland's music class will give a recital at the M I church on Monday evening June 7. Frances Schumacher accompanies Mrs H J Schumacher to Sioux City. Paul and Darrel Johnson went to Elk Point for the Eighth grade exam with Mrs Johnson. Memorial services were attended in Hawarden. Margaret Harris returns to school in Sioux City. Fred Adams Sr. travels to Sioux City. John Hendrix operated for gall stones in a Sioux City hospital and is recovering. Funeral of Mrs Frank Bonney at Akron attended by locals. D K Bennett and daughter Birdie went to Sioux City Saturday. Mrs Lena Asprey of Sioux City spent Sunday with Mrs C A McFarlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chatsworth
A. H. Collins
C. Marshall
Hudson
D. K. Bennett
Akron
Elmer Seward
Bert Huliker
Collins
H. J. Schumacher
Frances
Sioux City
Paul
Darrel Johnson
Elk Point
Johnson
Hawarden
Margaret
Harris
Fred Adlams, Sr
John Hendrix
Frank Bonney
Birdie
Lena Asprey
C. 4
McFarlin
First Christian Church Bible School and Missionary Address
Bible school at 10 am and preaching at 11 am with a sermon titled Feeding the Multitudes and Saving the Fragments. Evening C E Society at 7 pm followed by an illustrated India lecture at 8 90 pm. Monthly foreign-lands lectures draw crowds with special music and a healing program for children on June 18 in charge of Mrs BE O Thorson and Miss Iva Nygard. Parents urged to have children attend practices promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
C. E. Society
India
Christian Church
BE. O. Thorson
Iva Nygard
Baccalaureate Sermon for Akron High Class of 1920
The Akron High School Class of 1920 received a full house as Rev. W. E. Prewitt delivered the baccalaureate sermon on Matthew 9 13 with the theme The Larger Education. The program featured a choir led by B Akers, readings by Rev J Emanuel, and solos by Mrs H H Struve with piano by Mrs J J Bunting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron High School
B. Akers
J. &. Emanuel
Holy City
M. E. Spahr
Lord
H. H. Struve
Blair
Nebr
J. J. Bunting
W. E. Prewitt
Prewitt
Spahr
Card of Thanks for Catharine Hitzemann’s family
The Children and Families express gratitude to neighbors and friends for kindness during illness and after the death of Mrs. Catharine Hitzemann. Special thanks to Dr Kerr for care and to the Country Club and Trinity Ladies Aid for floral offerings. Cobb and Greenleaf notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catharine Hitzemann
Kerr
Country Club
Trinity Ladies
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