Local visitors and notices from Sioux City area
Local social items list visits from Mr. and Mrs. Thos Stinton and Mrs. Cross embroiderers. Emily Way left for Chicago for advanced music study. Miss Emma Tad of Vermillion visited relatives. Doctors Fetles and Sibley were in consultation. Memorial Day cemetery transportation thanked. Methodist and Lutheran groups hold meetings and visits. Kansas native Kanago leaves for Omaha Navy enlistment. Chas Morehead funeral attendees. Floyd Green and others recovering from auto injuries. Red Cross chicken pie supper planned. Jacob Sullivan visits from Georgia. Camp Lewis arrival of Clarence Raiss. Primary election results in Akron with W D Bailes winning. Weather improves after rain. second Akro Ligh play a Red Cross benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Way
Chicago
Emma Tad
Vermillion
M. Fetles
LeMars
Sibley
Sioux City
4. Willaworth
Theloyal Post and Corps
Mussex
Everly
Jame
Will Chambers
Iunther League of Lutheran Tnumanuel Church
Ernest Anderson
Shames Cale
Sot
Robert
Beresford
Ivienda
Chas. Morehead
Floyd Green
Frank Taylor
Win Hare
Sioux, City
Baptist Tadies’ Association
Clas, Johnson
Jorinson
2B. White
Obituary of Charles Morehead Passes After Auto Crash
Charles Oscar Morehead of western Plymouth county died May 28 1918 at St Josephs hospital Sioux City from injuries after a May 26 auto accident between Westfield and Akron He was 48 years old born in Daviess county Missouri and married Elizabeth Huoffimin in LeMars Iowa March 4 1896 They had ten children Guy Atta Alma Lou Strache Clair Hope Dorothy Madge Joyce and three others Funeral services were held May 30 at the family home near Akron conducted by Rev F B Volek Riverside cemetery burial many friends attended He was active in Adaville Camp Modern Woodmen and the Akron Baptist church The procession from home to Riverside stretched about a mile and a half Relatives from Morris Minnesota Sioux City and LeMars attended the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas, Morehead
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Sioux City
Westfield
Akron
Charles Oscar Morehead
Jn Daviess County
Mingis
Fure
Ilinois
Plymouth County
Elizabeth Huoffimin
LeMars
Iowa
Guy
Atta
Harold Lunde
Alma
Lou
Strache
Clair
Hope
Dorothy
Madge
Joyce
L. I. Hoffman
Adaville
L. L
Morris, Minn
H. B
This County
Anna Greene
O. R. Gaston
Edward Stinton
Everett J. Stinton
Burke, SD
Morehead
Charley Morehead
F. BE. Volek
Card of Thanks to Neighbors and Friends
WM our neighbors and friends especially Mr and Mrs Lyle Strong for kindness after the death of our husband and father. Also to Adaville M W A and all neighbors friends and relatives for floral offerings. We extend heartfelt thanks and appreciation from Chas Marchead and Children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aml
Lyle Strong
Adavilla M. W. A
Les. Chas
Marchead
Akron Public Schools Celebrate Class of 1918
Akron Public Schools held commencements for Akron High School in the opera house with thirteen graduates led by the Band and chorus. Dr Craig S. Thoms of the University of South Dakota spoke on Our Schools and Democracy as the melting pot of the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Akron Public
Akron High School
Opera House
T. L. Burnight
IF. B. Volek
H.G. Clark
H. Shoulberg
CG. Weatherwax
Craig 5.Thoms
University of South Dakota, Vermilion
United States
Jessie Wade
Clifford Kennedy
C. G. Weatherwax
Fle
Ray A. Smith
Board of Education
Chiss
Killarney
Mary Young
Riva Toop
Pearl Spielman
Blanche Dean
Leah Woods
Florence Titus
Stades
Time to Call a Halt Over Night Flower Theft
A letter from Mrs. Robert Ross laments youths especially young women who steal and ruin flowers and bushes, leaving wilted blooms on porches and lawns. She calls for action, notes four girls who visited her home, and urges them to learn where their rights end. She warns consequences may follow if property beautification efforts are spoiled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Ross
Methodist Church Notes Reverend Huhn to preach Sunday
Sioux City elder Rev Huhn will occupy the pulpit at the M E Church Sunday morning with Sunday school and Epworth League as usual during the pastor’s absence. In the next national military call on June 24 Town will furnish 3000 men Plymouth county’s service quota about thirty from class L.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Huhn
Sioux City
M. KB
Ehuyeh Palpi
Epworth
Town
Plymouth County
Use No Wheat Save for Our Soldiers and Allies
Instructional wartime article promotes wheat substitutes using corn barley oats and rice. It lists foods to eat and avoid, offers quick bread and muffin recipes, and provides oatmeal and barley oat recipes including muffins pudding and pies to support soldiers while using substitutes for wheat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Auxiliary
Council of Defense
Plymouth County
Graham
Pie Tart Mixture Bakes In Hot Oven
A small pie or tart mixture is prepared and baked in a hot oven. The instruction implies a simple pastry item being cooked, likely a miniature pie or fruit tart. No further context or entities are provided.
Baptist Church Children’s Day Services and Sioux Valley Meet
The Sioux Valley Baptist Association will be hosted by the church June 14 to 16 inclusive with an 8 o clock Sunday evening program. A high quality rendition of readings and music will be presented. All other services follow the regular schedule and attendees are warmly welcomed. FRANK EDMOND VOLCK minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welock
Sioux Valley Baptist Association
Frank Edmond Volck
Executor's Notice in Plymouth County Iowa 1918
On June 1 1918 the District Court of Plymouth County Iowa named BD Koppert executor of Gustav Strobelin late of the county. All debts should be paid to the executor and all claims presented to the court for allowance. Attorneys Thoseberry and Roseberry represent the estate. Published June 6 13 20 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Plymouth County
Iowa
Gustav Strobelin
Koppert
Thoseberry
Roseberry
Children’s Day Program at Church of Christ June 9
The Church of Christ presents a Children’s Day program on Sunday June 9 at 2:00 p.m. with readings hymns and performances by primary junior and intermediate groups and organizational members including Mrs McFar Wind Gut and others. Correet Bro and audience participation planned with an invocation and the song America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF Christ
Tana Duett
Miller Cereal Mills Promotes White Coin Purchases
Farmers urged to secure White Coin before selling, promising advantageous terms. Miller Cereal Mills of Akron, Iowa, emphasizes the need to have a coin on hand prior to any sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller Cereal Mills
Akron, Towa
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ernest Ostrom
Thos. Stinton
Embroidery Club
I. J. Cross
Kanago
Omaha
Chas
Kattiage
Jacob C. Sullivan
Minon
Georgia
K. Sullivan
Enlity
Sullivan
Sisk Vs. Engineers
Peterspare
E.R. Leomird
Chas, Nall
Sioux Falls
Sioux Valles
Clarence H. Raiss
Register Tribmune
Camp Lewis
Wasle
Sth
166Th Depot Brigade
Raitish
Union County
S. D
Akyon
W. D. Baies
J. A. Sammis
CSFL
Akron Ligh
Chaim Adlower
Opera Louse
Red Cross
Oneh Mone
Missis. Reed
Buick Auto CO
Olson & Anderson
St. Joseph's School
Arthur Ericson
Irene Hitzeman
D. K. Hurley
Palmer Method
Miles M. Boden
Methodist Church
Millard and Eyes
Huron
South Dakota
Dina
France
National War Savings
Sam
W.S. S
W.S
National War Savings Committee
Akron Lumber Company
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