Notice of Special Election on Westfield Electric Plant
Notice is given that a special election will be held to vote on establishing erecting maintaining and operating an electric light and power plant outside the incorporated town limits of Westfield Plymouth County Iowa. The vote will be in Community Hall of Westfield on Monday July 7 1919 from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. per Town Council resolution adopted June 1919. D F Connolly mayor THOS HANISS clerk. Published June 6 18 20 27 July 4 1919.
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Westfield
Plymouth County
Iowa
Connolly
Thos
Haniss
Flymouth
Honda
D. FP
Thos. Hanhs
Sunnyside Students Prepare Play For Saturday Evening
Milnerville notes report Sunnyside students diligently rehearsing a program for Saturday, June 7 under coach Mrs. Wilson and musical director Miss Sweet. Several residents visited Sioux City and Westfield, while others attended dances, hospital visits, and Decoration Day events. The community also notes weather impacts, smallpox recovery, and local travel by Milner and Pavlik families.
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Milnerville
Sunnyside
Union Creek Church Notes and Local Obituaries
Community notes from Union Creek describe no services at Garheran church next Sunday and a Ladies' Aid gathering. Obituary details Henning Gassman's sudden death after hemorrhages, with funeral plans for Union Creek Swedish Lutheran Church. Other items mention visitors, pastoral entertainments, and local society meetings.
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Henning Gassman
Local Visitors and Stays Reported Around Westfield
Westfield notes show Miss Hazel Isuchter and Mise Claire Muse visiting Ekk Point. Mrs Altice Hurnight and daughters from Sioux City visited between training Friday. Miss Dorothy eager returned from city. Mr and Mrs M Z Spaulding motored in Saturday. Mrs Schindel and baby from Cincinnati guests east of town. T J Conway returned from a week in Dallas. Carl Teager safely arrived from overseas. Mont Campbell and Gus Martin on Sioux City market Monday. J Lily improving after illness. Mrs Jule Stewart from Idaho?and continues in town.
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Altice Hurnight
Sioux City
Dorothy Eager
M. Z. Spaulding
Schindel
Baby
Cicongo
Smith and Beott
T. J. Conway
Dallas
S. di
Winneton
Carl Teager
Mont Campbell
Gus Martin
Giubtle
Local Notes From LeMars Area Real Estate and Visits
Mrs BE M Doyle and daughter were passengers to Sioux Falls Monday. They plan to visit several South Dakota points. Several real estate deals were transacted this week. George Smith and W J Scott dueled near town east of Mus. Martin bought the Melvin Moffatt farm east of town. Frank Teaver family spent Decoration Day in LeMars. Miss Harriy visited home in LeMars. Miss Madge Doyle visited the C C Maynard home. Mrs Neil Spaulding hosted Rev and Mrs Detmers at a six oclock Saturday dinner.
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W. B
W. A. Milner
Sioux City
Paul Wilson
Lester Sanford
Westfield
East Milnerville
Dona Allard
South Dakota
C. A. Briggs
Grace
Lucille Briggs
Hellen Taylor
J. Ed. Hathaway
Florence
Walter
Val Trometer's
Merrill
H. F. Dreeszen
Noah Hauser
Win Slucher
Owen Taylor
Geneva
John Larson
Brain
Jefferson
Howard Milner
R. R. Barton
Robert
Larson
Pavlik
Cramer
Will Milner
Clyde James
A. L. Milner
McSperran
BE. M. Doyle
Sioux Walls
George Smith
W. J. Scott
Mus
Martin
Melvin Moffatt
Frank Teaver
LeMars
Miss Harriy
Madge Doyle
C. Cl. Maynard
Neil Spaulding
Mrs. Detmers
Riversioux Park Notes Spark Big July Fourth Plans
Riversioux Park hosts the largest dance aside from July 4 as 260 couples attend. A three day July celebration is planned with a Sunday picnic on July 6 and a military homecoming on July 8, ending with a booster day for the Soldiers’ Summer Home fund. Local residents arrange a pavilion party June 6. Vermillion fraternity plans a June 7 dance. Citizens boost war relief by subscribing to the Soldiers’ Summer Home fund. Harry Tennant makes a notable contribution.
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Riversioux Park
Riversioux
Jina
Simmer
Ota Maynard
Jati
T. O. B. Club
Wit Clementsom
Sioux City
Alice Barr
Yankton College
M. H. Tear
Vermillion
Soldier Boys
Harry Tennant
Bhenklerg
Akron Baseball Club Forming for Riversioux Celebration
A local report notes plans for an Akron Baseball Club to form and play celebration dates at Riversioux and several Sunday dates during the season. M. H. Barr traveled to Yankton and Redfield this week as part of the community update.
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Soldier Boys
Akron Baseball Club
Riversioux
M. H. Barr
Yankton
Redfield
Local notices from North Richland community
North Richland residents report visits and family gatherings. Mr and Mrs James Kurth hosted via ilers in Akron Monday. Harvey Harknese and family visited sister Mrs Ernest Hoetger Sunday. Andrew Tillotson and family visited with Mr and Mrs Clarence Aalfa and St Ueson Sunday. Peter Richters and family plus Anton Henke visited at Dick Richters home in Akron last Thursday. Rudolph Offerdahl and family and Lloyd Beeler shopped in Tic Point Saturday. Mrs Gostinge of Richland dined with sister Mrs Clint Strong in Akron and attended Memorial Day exercises last Friday.
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North Richland
James Kurth
Ilers
Akron
Harvey Harknese
Ernest Hoetger
Clarence Aalfa
St Ueson
Andrew Tillotson
Peter Richters
Anton Henke
Dick Richters
Rudolph Offerdahl
Lloyd Beeler
Tic Point
Gostinge
Richland
Clint. Strong
Pleasant Hill Happenings Special Correspondence
Sunday school and preaching services planned at U G Sharch next Sunday morning. Ladies Aid well attended at Wilson Hensley home. Women’s Missionary Society formed to sponsor missionary meetings alternating with Ladies Aid. First mission meeting at Henle Kerr home next Thursday afternoon. June 12 visits from Harvey Harkness family of Akron to Harnest Moetyer home. Siddie Way to Frail City S D on business. Fluaryey Welch’s visited Wm Welch home Sunday. Sever Sommervold Jr shipped hogs to Sioux City this week. Marie Stanson Alyina RBuetser staying with Willie Anderson while Mrs Anderson visits relatives. Akron Variety Store markets Georgette and Crepe du Chine waists.
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Union Creek
Garheran
Victor Anderson
Ladies' Aid
Barnes
Kansas City
W. Peck
Ebba
Olga Herrstromer
Chicago
Alex, Herrstromer
Adolph Wiberg
Odeboll
Iowa
Metery Association
Olof Ericson
B. Wasteen
Lutheran
Wbba
Olva Herrstromer
Julia
Ida Renberg
Robt
Waterbury
Tillie Fredel
Sioux City
Alsie Iricson
Margaret Gassman
Albert Anderson
Grant Gassman
Levi Nelson
Eddie Anderson
Chiildren
John Sellberg
Hannah
Pleasant Hill
Ladies Aid
Wilson Hensley
Women's Missionary Society
Frst
Henle Kerr
Harvey Harkness
Akron
Notice to Contractors for Akron Garage Bid
Notice to Contractors announces sealed proposals for the brick and tile garage in Akron Iowa due by 2:00 p m June 26 1919. Bids read publicly after closing with plans by Olson Andeggen architects on file at their Akron Iowa garage. Each proposal must include a certified check. Bid rejection reserved to Hight iz.
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Akron
Iowa
Olson & Andeggen
Tawa
BR. F
Shoulberg
Kodak Users Offer On Film Development In Sioux Falls
The Photo Shop in Sioux Falls South Dakota offers to cut finishing PHO by half and develops films for 1 cent per roll prints any size three cents each portage extra two per roll address Box 968 42 32
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Portage
the Photo Shop
Sioux Falls
Westfield to vote on $6000 electric plant loan
A petition signed by voters calls a special election in Westfield Iowa to decide issuing a $6000 loan for an electric light and power plant. The meeting marks a July 7, 1919 election at Community Hall with voting hours 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Dated June 3 1919.
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Swift & Company
U.S. A
Detroit
H. G. Warner
Ericson
John Hultgren
F. Shoulberg
Parish
Elizabeth
Bobbie Shoulberg
Sellberg
Women's Home and Foreign Missionary Society
Union Creek Lutheran Church
Caandler
Chandler
Olson & Anderson
Chandler Motor Car Company
Cleveland, O
Westfield Weste-Ups
Hazel Isuchter
Mise Claire Muse
Ekk Point
Saturay
Chark Wid Mlodus Anderson
J. Lily
Alth
Mra. Jule Stewart
Dlehkand
KODAK
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