Midsummers Picnic Program Set by Luther League
The Luther League arranged a Midsummer Picnic to be held at Emil Johnson’s farm, a mile and a half south of here, Friday June 24 starting at 10 30 a m. Dinner follows the program with music by Union Creek Orchestra, various addresses, solos, and a children’s program. A baseball game between Union Creek nine and Akron second nine begins at 3 p m with evening social amusements and free car service from Paul Wendt’s store.
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Luther League
Emil Johnson
Union ‘Creek ‘Orchestra
F. J. ‘Swanson
C. H. Nelson
Paul Wendt
Akron car owners meet at Robertson & Root office
Automobile association organizers announce a meeting for car owners in Akron and vicinity at the Robertson & Root office tomorrow evening. All interested are invited to attend this gathering to discuss organizing details and plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Vicinity
Robertson ‘& Root
Hays thanks patrons after selling meat market
A cordial note from 3.G. Hays thanks the public for patronage as he sells his meat market to J. J. Simeon. All accounts are payable immediately either to Hays or at M. A. Agnes’s office. Also advertises "Milky Way" Dip sold by Cobb, the Druggist, claiming it will not harm hair or wool of animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Simeon
M. A. Agnes
3.G. Hays
Cobb
Community Notes From WEOTFELD Area Social Roundup
Rain soaked ground as families and friends gathered for visits and holy week events. Deputy Marshal Scott N Sanford paused in town on a Montana return trip visiting sister Mrs A A Wilson for a twenty one year reunion. Several guests arrived including Mrs Lehman and son Benny who will sing at the Congregational church. Various locals hosted visitors from Newcastle Nebraska LeMars and Chicago with plans for weddings and church services. Interspersed were home improvements and neighborhood meals with Mrs J J Martin and Ca milla joining from Sioux City and Umahs trip for Mrs Scott’s brother’s wedding.
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Ron
Lehman
Newcastle
Nebr
Jesse Brant
Richland Mill
Anna Chapman
W. W
R. H. Cilley
LeMars
Johan Clementson
Stoddard
B. Cunningham
Fred, Beauchamp
Akron
Wilson
H. H. Cilley
Rufus Cilley
Milo Mills
Belle
Sunday school notes and local arrivals from a Lutheran church
Special Correspondence reports Sunday school at 11 a m but no service due to Rev C H Nelson attending the fifty anniversary jubilee of the Lutheran Augustana Synod in Rock Island Illinois. Nelson left Friday to begin the session. Attendance at a Ladies Aid meeting at Mrs F Swanson’s Akron last Thursday was good. The next Ladies Aid meeting is at P G Wiberg’s Tuesday June 21 in place of the previous Thursday due to Nelson’s absence.
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Lutheran Church
C. H. Nelson
Lutheran Augustana’ Synod
Rock Island
Nelson
Ladies’ Aid
Johnnie
Albert Johnson
Henry Rossbach
Peter Anderson
Alcester
Eden Hummel
C. A
Manning
Andrew Seemann
Rockham
Sioux City
Seemann
F. A. Seemann
Templeton
California
Luther League
Old Church
Primary Election Results in Iowa Guber Race Narrow Margin
Latest returns show Carroll defeating Garst by a small margin in the Republican gubernatorial contest. A progressive win comes from Prouty over Hull for Congress in the Seventh district by over 3,000. Porter nominated Democratic governor. Plymouth county has no nominating contests. Garst carried the county by nearly 400. Portland township totals split 59 for Garst and 30 for Carroll among 121 votes cast, 11 Democratic. Republican township nominations and county officers listed. Democrats made no township nominations. Burnight Jr elected party committeeman. delegates named to county convention.
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Iowa
Carroll
Garst
Prouty
Hull
Claude R. Porter
Plymouth County
Portland
Melius
W. W. Ross
Reese Harvies
Roy Roget
A. H. Smith
Chas. Vargason
Chas. Wise
J. H. Pollock
Frank McElhaney
Neil Robertson
H. W. Fields
W.W. Ross
Neil’ Robertson
J. _ March
L. F. Root
J H. Pollack
R. ‘R. Pollack
Bayson Ross
F. F. McElhaney
T. L.*burnight, Jr
Wm. Simeon
W. W. Burrill
M. A. Agnes
B. R. Ogden
M. W. Redmond and
Local notices and visits in Akron area from a week
Local items include visits by Mrs. Metz and Mrs. W. Keech to Sioux City and LeMars, town residents planning land business in South Dakota, and numerous social calls. A new city ordinance book is in effect, and Dr. Kerr ships hunting dogs to Colorado. An accident leaves Pearl Hidem needing amputation, and a blizzard victim from Canada recovers with artificial limbs.
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J.H. Kerr
Steamboat
Springs
Colorado
Elk Point
C.V. Boden
John Huckett
A. B. Johnson
Sioux Valley Township
Ralph E. Root
Iowa City
Root
State University
L. F. Root
Myron Mudgett
Peter ‘Walraven
Canada
Pioneer Miles F. Smith Dies at Buffalo Gap
Death of Miles F. Smith at his Buffalo Gap home on May 22, 1910 after a long illness. A New Brunswick native who came to the Akron area in 1870, he served two terms in the state legislature and later ran a successful general merchandise business in Buffalo Gap. He and Mrs. Kennedy, his wife of about eight years, are survived by two sons, Will and Wood, from a prior marriage. Funeral held at Buffalo Gap with burial in the local cemetery.
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Miles F. Smith
Buffalo Gap
S. D
Smith
New Brunswick
Canada
Akron
Union County
Kennedy
Will
Wood
Special M E Church Sermon Change for Sunday
The Special M E Church announces a Sunday sermon at 10 45 AM for the young. A change from 8 PM last Sunday is noted. The discourse aims to be simple for all ages while inviting Methodists and friends with their children to attend.
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M. E
District -Haworth League
Hawarden
Junior League
Bain
Atonement Topic at Baptist Church Service
The Baptist church will discuss Did Christ suffer and die for our sins or was his death the act of a mob in the morning sermon on The Atonement. Evening services feature Children's Day Exercises with a twenty minute lecture on The Baptist Publication Society by the pastor. You are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Baptist Publication ‘Society
Bob’ Killgorw
Church Notes Special Sermon and Children's Day Program
Church notes announce a Sunday morning sermon with special music and an evening Children’s Day program followed by stereopticon illustrations. A cordial invitation is extended to all attendees.
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Church of Christ
Community notices include church group meetings and service
The M B Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs L J Conger next Wednesday at 3 pm. W R C holds regular meetings first and third Saturdays each month. B Y P A prayer meeting Sunday evening topics God Knows with references Psalm 103:1-14, Matt 6:7-8. A cordial invitation to all to attend.
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L. J. Conger
Death of Mrs Jans Brings Akro n Family Grief
Relatives in Akron mourn the death of Mrs M H Jans of the Jans family long-time residents. She died in Tripp county South Dakota on Monday June 6 1910 after a week of illness caused in part by drinking water. The body arrived with her husband and two younger children. Funeral services were held at the Akron M E church as neighbors extend sympathy to the bereaved, with Jans brothers Frank Charles and Fred visiting from southwestern Minnesota.
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M. H. Jans
Akron
Jans
Tripp County
S. D
Akron M. EH
Frank
Charles
Fred
Southwestern
Minnesota
Births Record For Westfield And Roetm Areas
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Jan Phipps in Westfield township on Saturday June 4 1910. Twins a son and daughter were born to Mr. and Mrs. A L Roetm southeast of town on Sunday June 5 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jan Phipps
Westfield Township
A. L. ‘Roetm
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Chatsworth
Polzine
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Lemon
Lukehart
Swift
Mann
Ervin
Shaft
White
Hill Point
Millette
Westfield
Janesville
Kingman
Webber
T. G. Mandt
S. A. Waterbury
Akron Band
Weotfeld
Union. Creek News
J. Ne Raish
Lukehart & Stick
von’ Hagel
Royal Hays
Victor
Sioux
CO. Maxson
Lyman County
J. Xen Button
A. G. Rhodes Énid
Metz
Adolph
Lizzie McCorkell
Alton
Wim. Hyink
C. M. Rasmussen
Marathon
W W. Keech
J. F. Kennedy
F. W. Burnett
Lake Andes
Wagner
D. Harl H.dee
Akron Savings Bank
Gilbert Hidem
Here
Pearl
Seamands
Miss Blackman
John ‘Jacobs
First. National. Bank
N. S. Moore
Phil. S. Barnes
R. Kidd
Johnston
Janey
B. A. Jeffers
Florence
Arizona
F. J. Coyle
Ridgeway
Wiconsin
James Coyle
Omaha
Isaac Harris
Catherine Coyle
John
Eugene
Dallas
Hal
Packards
Brockton
Massi
Beok & Burrill
Church and Society Notes
Ghia
Vice Press
M.C. Carlstrom
The
American Monuments,Co
Register
Tribune
Guy
G. C. Putnam
N. C. Fisher
Estray
Iretbn
C. H. Kluter
W. J. Bennett
Milnerville
A. P. Cramer
8. W. of S. By
Masy
Addreas
Iowa Building
Simeon
H. Jans
H. H. van de Braak
Farmingdale
Ogden Brog
Strobehn Bros
P. H. Dunn
Bank of Westfield
Henry Willer
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