Double Wedding at Vermilion Parsonage Prompts Cheers
Friends in Union County report a double wedding at the M. 5 parsonage in Vermillion on Saturday May 28 at 4 o clock. Howard Alter and Fern Semple wed, as did Harry Hammond and Minnie Primm, all of Die Point vicinity, with Rev L A McDonald officiating. The two couples served as witnesses, no other attendees present.
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Vermilion
Union County Herald
M. 5
Vermillion
Howard Alter
Ferns Semple
Harry Hammond
Minnie Primm
L.A. McDonald
Wm. Alter
Mr. Alter
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Milnerville Hatha way reunions draw wide Sioux City visitors
In Sioux City Sunday the Hatha way family met at Mrs Jepis Hathaway home for a reunion with Mrs Amos Brown of Verndale Minnesota among attendees. A neighborhood party at the Milner home Saturday night gathered forty to fifty old acquaintances for Five Hundred and refreshments. Numerous Milner relatives and Sioux City guests attended events surrounding Mrs Brown and William Milner of Iowa City, with travels, visits, and civic routines noted among several local families and out-of-town travelers.
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Hanley's Falls
Minn
William Milner
Iowa City
Sioux City
Amos’ Brown
Hathaway
Alnton
Will DeRocher
Lewis Beaulieu
Beaulien
Tier
Brouillette
Adavilla
Morningside
Fargo
North Dakota
Guy Minor
Bryan Dreeszen
Duke Bogenrief
Blase Bogenrief
Louis Beaulieu
Chrysler
Merlin
Fern Dreeszen
Milnerville
Ray
Howard Milner
Marie Pavlik
Will Berger
Richard F. Milner
Audrey
Priscilla
Richard
Edward F. Mann
Worcester
Mass
Frank Helm
Merrill
City
C. P. Knapp
Johnny Mansfield
Marlin Dreeszen
A. L.milner
California
Bethel
Paul, Wilson
Alfred Fry
Sioux
Fam Bureau
William
Milner
Will
J.P. Allen
Aid Society
Walden Fry
Glenn Taylor
Marie Paylisk
Lakes
Wallace
T Evelyn
Lilly
Risilto
Waldon
Union Creek News Events from Sunday services to community notices
Sunday services begin at 2 PM with Sunday school at 10. Ladies Aid to meet at Luther Hall June 15 and serve. Adolph Wiberg and wife left for Excelsior Springs Missouri for about three weeks for health reasons. Erie Nylund family and Mrs John Pierson’s friends report improvement. Betty Pearson hosted nineteen guests at Frank's Cafe Sioux City and visited Stone Park. Nearby guests included John Frisk August Erickson and John Pearson. Cemetery supper at Luther Hall a success. E A Johnson honored with purse. August Ifredell visited Carl Johnson near Burbank. Harold Rogabach visited Mrs Rossbach’s parents near Hawarden. John A Johnson and daughter Mae and Dorothy Hultgren visited Ida Grove. Stewart Harker of Hawarden called on W Brice.
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Union Creek
Luther Hall
Adolph. Wiberg
Excelsior Spring
Wiberg
Erie Nylund
John Pierson
Betty Pearson
Sioux City
Frank
Stone Park
John Frisk
Erickson
Adaville
John Pearson
Akron
E .A. Johnson
August
Ifredell
Carl Johnson
Burbank
Harold Rogabach
Rossbach
Hawarden
Mra
John A. Johnson
Mae
Dorothy Hultgren
Ida Grove
Stewart Harker
Hay Warden
W. Bric
Chatsworth Notes on Local Visits and Travel
Mahlon Bonney and wife of Sioux City visited the J C Bonney home Sunday. Mrs EH Allen and Mrs S Johnson and son Darrel attended an aunt’s funeral in Pipestone Minnesota Sunday. John Isbrands and family went to George Iowa after daughter Gladys. Eugene Dalgliesh visited Sioux City for a week. H J Schumacher rode to Sioux City Sunday. daughter Frances visited Monday and he returned with her. Mrs H B Dalgliesh to Sioux City Monday to visit relatives. D K Bennett and wife to Sioux City for a Masonic funeral Tuesday. Mrs A L Bennett and Marion from Hawarden Wednesday. New Century club luncheon at Audie Degen home Wednesday. Dorothy McFarlin of Sioux City visited Sunday. Duane Bennett of Hawarden stayed several days at J C Bonney home. Kenneth Van Allen of Deadwood S D drove to Omaha with a teacher and returned Wednesday. His father’s family moving to Huron where he will continue with Standard Oil Co.
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Mahlon Bonney
Sioux City
J. CG
Frances
H. B. Dalgliesh
D. K. Bennett
A. AL. Bennett
Marion
Hawarden
New Century Club
Rural Outing Highlights 4-H Girls at Stone Park
Helen and Ruth Marbach joined the 4-H Girls of Woodbury and Plymouth counties for a week long outing at Stone Park. Miss Dorothy Schuman of Sioux Falls SD arrived for a visit with Mr and Mrs Alex Klemme and others. Leona Jurgenson recovers after tetanus treatment from a nail injury. Ben Tapper and John Tapper, along with Walter Klemmé and Lucille Jeffersoy, visited relatives and shopped in Sioux City and Le Mars. Alex Klemme and son Leslie went to Ovens IA to join a band.
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Helen
Ruth Marbach
Woodbury
Plymouth
Stone Park
Dorothy ‘Schuman
Offux Falls
Alex. Klemmoe
Cale Garton
le Mars
J. G. Miller
Leona Jurgenson
Ben Tapper
John Tapper
Sioux City
Walter Klemmé
LeMars
Lucille Jeffersoy
Iowa
Immanuel Lutheran Church English Services Schedule
June events at Immanuel Lutheran Church list bake sale June 11 at Silken Bakken store. June 12 Sunday school at 10 am. Choir rehearsal June 14. Confirmation class June 16 at 1 80 pm. Bible study at parsonage. June 17 women’s lay group and deacon board meeting. June 19 confirmation services at 10 45 am. Pastor Oscar F Bohman leads.
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Immanuel
Lutheran Church
Silkenbakken
Board of Deacons
Oscar F
Bohman
Plymouth County Women Seek Home Project Booths for Achievement Day
Plymouth Farm Bureau urges all townships organized for home project work to prepare booths for the Achievement Day exhibit in LeMars on June 16. Exhibits will focus on home furnishing work, showing the women’s progress. each township will present a ten minute demonstration on a studied subject, with the top demonstration representing Plymouth county at the State Fair in August. Generous prizes await the best exhibits and demonstrations.
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LeMars
Plymouth County
Administratrix Named in Rufus H Cellley Estate
Marion Ceilley named administratrix by Plymouth County District Court on June 3 1927 for Rufus H Cellley deceased. Creditors to pay through estate and claims to be presented to court for allowance. Attorney John F Stecker noted. published June 16 23 1927.
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Distriet Court
Plymouth County
Iowa
Rufus Henry Cellley
Marion Ceilley
John F. Stecker
Executor's Notice for Wm Kiewel Estate Plymouth County
Court appoints William Kiewel as executor of Wm Kiewel estate in Plymouth County Town on May 28 1927. Creditors must present claims with proper authentication by May 8 1927. Thomas McInerny attorney for estate. Published June 8 9 and 16 1947. Also ad notes ribbons carbon paper and typewriter paper at Register Tribune office.
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District Court of
Plymouth County
Wm. Kiewel
William Kiewel
Thomas McInerny
Register'ribuné
Training School Notes and Probate Notice Summary
Training schools in May and June taught Home Dyeing Color and Design with demonstrations and community lunches. Leaders included Mrs Ovin Harris Mrs Ray Adams and Mrs Claude Norton among others. Probate notice announces will of Jens Bengtson Deceased Plymouth County Iowa with final proof July 6 1927 and heirs listed Annia Lena John F Stacker Josephine Ortitia Bengtson.
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Wayne Snyder
Ovin Harris
Ray Adams
Claude Norton
Independent District
W. M. Anderson
Harris
Fred Claeson
Ben P. Bengtson
Hilda Walden
Johanna Bratt
William Bengtson
August N. Bengtson
Jens Bengtwon
Aled
District Court of
Jeng Bengtson
A. A. Sickler
State of Iowa
Plymouth County
Bengtson
Iowa
Annia Bengtson
Lena Bengtson
John FP
Stacker
Tosephine Bengtson
Ortitia Bengtson
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Dirks’ Hardware Go
Hawardan
Bill Ruttan
Northwestern Bell. Telephone Co
Bell System
Stock Yards Ball Park
Monahan Post Band
American Legion
Paris
Jon
Peter Lund
Anna
Lena Ludwig
Lunds
Union Creole
Imogene Johnson
John Johnson
Russell Hultgrenig
Lawrence Hricson
Alfred Peterson
Tawood
Peterson
Milton Tricson
Lawrence
Ericson
Chatsworth
Plymouth Farm Bureau
Chevrolet
Chevrolet Motor Company
General Motors Corporation
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Allpricest
Ae Flint
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Hanford
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