Republican and Democratic primary results in Plymouth county
Reported margins show Republicans carrying Plymouth county by about 1,000 votes over Turner. Herring renominated on the Democratic ticket with strong results in several precincts. McBride leads in the Ninth district Republican contest. Beate dominates county supervisor race. Miller tops in the Republican races for county positions. Vote totals indicate unreported precincts and scattered leads across towns.
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Tal “Republican
Tur
Coldesh
Knut
Herring
Idslide
the Herring
Zylatra
McBride
Sioux City
M. Eb, DeWolf
Spencer
Oouth
Cavier
Plymouth “County
Turner
Calflesh
Kititsoil
Whorson
Aklead
Nusebaurd
Meigsis
Distick
Ead
Arest
J.G.‘ Miller
Bohik
Ken
Siebels
Rth
Ogden
Akron
Akron juniors shine in tennis event finals
Saturday morning and last week junior members competed with Ken Shoulberg winning the event. In first round Moore defeated Forest Jr. 6-1 and Don Boden beat Marvin Dirks 6-4. Gilbert Mel ew had a bye while Lynn Arkin lost to Shoulberg 5-7. Boden defeated Shoulberg later, with Gasman and Stipman winning 6-2. Finals featured Boden and Shoulberg as top contenders.
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Akron
Kenhoulberg
Moore
Sidney. Moore
Forest iad,Jr
Don
Boden
Marvin “Dirks
Gilbert Melew
Lynn
Arkin
Shoulberg
Harriet “Moore
Jack
First Baptist Church to Start Men’s Bible Class
The First Baptist Church will begin a Bible class for men next Sunday at 10 in the dining room. The pastor will teach the Gospel of Mark with copies for each man. All men are welcome and encouraged to join in friendly fellowship and Bible study. Morning worship follows at 11 as the pastor speaks on Listening In at the Rochester Convention.
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Rochester
R. E. Brown
First Church of Christ Bible School and Services
The First Church of Christ invites the public to Bible school at 10 a.m. preaching at 11 a.m. Christian Endeavor at 7 p.m. and evening services at 8. The morning sermon is titled The Author and Perfecter of Our Faith and the evening Belief and Obedience. Minister W H McDonald requests attendance.
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Bible School
B'o’elock
Annual Meeting Notice of Holiday Association Sioux Valley
The annual meeting of the Holiday Association of Sioux Valley township Union County will be held in the township hall on Monday evening June 11. There will be election of officers.
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The
Holiday Association of Sioux
Valley Township
Union County
Death summons Andrew B Johnson
Obituary notes the life of Andrew B Johnson 61 years old, born September 21 1872 in the Dakota Territory. He married Bes sie I Marple in 1899 and had three children John Margaret William. A longtime Akron man, he engaged in church and fraternal work, served as justice of the peace, helped start the Akron Spink highway, and supported public welfare. He was survived by his wife two sons a daughter four grandchildren a stepmother two brothers and a sister. Services were held Tuesday with continued notes on the funeral details.
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Cole
Andrew B.johnson
J. I.’A. Johnson
Margaret Johnson
Hanson
Dakota Territory
Sweden
Union County
Methodist
Ehurch
Akron
Church
of Christ
Akon
Bessie
Yankton
el Riad Temple
Sioux Falls
Vesper
Order of the Eastern Star
Johnson
Spring Creek
Sioux Malley
League
South Dakota
Akron-Spink
Graves
Song
John
William Johnson
Valley Township
Lone
Roy, Green, Jr
Plummer,Minn
San Francisco
Calif
Arthur
Beave Valley
Saskatchewan
Canada
Gentry
Arkansas
Akron Falcons Fall In Extra Innings To Hub City Club
The Akron ball team dropped a fast game in 11 innings to Hub City Club on Hub City grounds north of Vermillion, losing 8 to 1. Blair and Hartman pitched well through six, but fielding errors and dust hindered play. Hartman left with a kinked elbow, while the Hub City bats warmed up late, scoring in the final frames to seal the win.
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AKRON
Fdat
Hub City
Vermillion
Blair
Ben
Hartman
Claassen
Kellogg
Hub
Peterson
Purcell
Dali- Jin
Rabausch
EL. Johnson
B. Hartman
Norin
Dahlin
H. Johnson
Carlson
Lindstrom
Shiorta Od
Johnnot
Lev Lould
Long drought ends as heavy rains flood Akron area
Torrential rain battered Akron with 3.08 inches in a single day, swelling the Big Sioux river and flooding basements. Streets ran full, a railroad track washed out, and 500 feet of track near Westfield was reported. Officials warned more flooding and crop damage feared. Households and shops faced extensive disruption.
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Strick
Ard ‘Aighin
Akron
Gusman
Westfield
Big Sioux
O. C. Moore
Union Creek Church Services and Bible School News
The Union Creek church invites all to Sunday services at 11 a.m. with Sunday school at 10 a.m. The Bible school restart is set for Monday, June 11 at 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. All children may attend. The social League gathers Tuesday, June 12 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. B A Hultgren with hosts Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Heeren.
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Union Creek Church
Bible
Union ‘Creek
Social League
B. A. "Hultgren
Wesley Heeren
D. J. Edward
Esteemed Akron Woman Summoned Last Saturday
Mrs. John Bengtson, longtime Akron resident, died at home Saturday June 2 1934 at age 75 years 2 months 27 days after years in farming with husband in Union county North Dakota. Survived by five daughters three sons and sixteen grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday at English Lutheran Church with Rev C W Samuelson, interment Riverside Cemetery.
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John Bengtson
Bengtson
Norway
United States
Union County
South Dakota
N. D
Akron
Berndt Bengtson
Forman
Edward Bratt
Beresford
S. D
Sever Walden
Camp Crook
Wm. Bengtson
Chatsworth
Iowa
O. F. Bohman
St. Edward
Nebr
Lena Bengtson
Oullin Bengtson
August Bengtson
Marie Helen
C. W. Samuelson
Gust. Granquist
Riverside
Sever’ Woltdén
Gamp
Crook
S.D
Methodist Church Notes Sunday Children's Day
The church observes Children Day with baptism and a service at 11 15. Sunday school begins at 10 30. Pastor J F Moore invites parents to see him before the service. Sermon topics are The Parent and the Child and The Book of Life. The children’s program includes songs scripture dialogue and recitations by divisions Primary Junior and Seventh and Eighth Grades.
Lutherans Set June Services and Meetings Local Church Notices
The LUTHERAN CHURCHES schedule includes services at No. St. Paul 9 30 a m and St Paul Luther League devotional at 8 pm. Meetings planned: Women’s group June 14, Luther League June 15, with welcomes from Pastors ARMOTH and STRAND. Frank Johnson, 67, dies on Perry Creek farm. remains at Klaner Bros. funeral parlors. Riverside cemetery burial with Rev. Hollingshead officiating.
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St. Paul
St. Paul Luther League
Armoth and Strand
Frank Johnson
Chas Johnson
Tillendale
Perry Creek
Mr. Johnson
Springfield
Ill
Clinton
Klaner Bros
Riverside Cemetery
N. A. Hollingshead
Adaville
U. B. Church
Trinity Lutheran notices and church events
Trinity Lutheran Church announces a Children's Mission program at 11 am and a Ladies Aid meeting in the church basement on Thursday afternoon June 14 with Mrs. Chris Reemts to serve. St Math Luth Church Chatsworth schedules Sunday school at 9 am and English service at 9 30 am led by Pastor Fred A Meska.
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m. _ Ladies’ Aid
Chris, Reemts
St. Math. Luth
Chatsworth
Fred A
Meska
Akron Diamondball League to Open Night Play
Akron prepares for a seven team Diamondball League with floodlights at City Park. Pollock's Hamburgers beat Dirks Motor 16 7 in an exhibition while Silverberg's Eggs defeated Boys of 76 17 8 in rain shortened action. Managers urged to enter. schedule soon to be published. no admission charged. games to be played two nights weekly with outside contests scheduled a week ahead.
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Akron Diamondball League
Pollock
Hamburg
Dirks Motor Co
Boys of
Silverberg
S. Regs
Akron
Pleasant Hill U B Church Sunday services notice
Pleasant Hill U B Church announces Sunday services with Sunday school at 2 30 pm and worship at 3 30 pm including a sermon titled The Christian Armor A business session of the Quarterly conference will be held during the service Pastor A Jacobson leading
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The
Christian Armor
A. Jacobson
Wedding Bells Chime As June Arrives In Akron
Miss Janice Naslund wed Edmund Heider at St Patrick's Catholic Church on June 2 1934 in Akron. Rev J A Roder officiated as relatives and friends attended in blue crepe and apricot gowns. A breakfast at Kendall Hotel followed, then a short honeymoon at Lake Preston SD. The couple plans a home in Akron. Nearby nuptials include Lucile Kelsey and Walter Larsen solemnized June 1 1934 in Sioux City.
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St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Eclock
Janice Naslund
Anna Malmstrom
Rdmund Heider
Albert Heider
J. A. Roder
Marie ‘Trautt
Floyd Heider
Kendall Hotel
Lake Preston
S. D
Akron High School
Akron Truck Co
Akron
Henry Adams
Anna: Swanson
Ralph
Charles Miller
Peter Rodvold
Wayne Waterman
Sioux City, Ia
Lucile Kelsey
Cedar, Street
Sioux City
Walter Larsen
I. F. Kelsey
Wilson Gow
Sargeant Bluff
Otto
Larsen
Akron Creamery
Bluffers Lead In Tri-State Horseshoe League
In the Tri-State horseshoe tournament last week Koch All- Stars lost twice to Kingsley. Calvin's Shavers won two of three against Morningside Sioux City. Shavers then beat West Side four straight in Sioux City. Sayles' Bluffers won four of seven against Greenville at Sioux City. Koch's All Stars lost four to Skaggs in Sioux City. Sayles Bluffers played in Sioux City.
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Koch All- Stars
Kingsley
Calvin’s Shavers
Morningside
Sioux City
Shavers
Greenville
Sayles’ Bluffers
Bluffers
Calvin
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the Lutheran Churches
Trinity Lutheran Church
Pleasant Hill
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