Primary Election Results Shake Up U S Senate Race
Voters in Plymouth County reflect a tight primary with Henry Field defeating Senator Smith Wildman Tynekhart in the Republican race while Daniel Steck trails Louis Murphy in the Democratic contest. Turner leads for governor with broad GOP support and several state and county offices show close counts across tickets.
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Plymouth County Auxiliary and Legion Meeting in Akron
The Plymouth county meeting of the Auxiliary and Legion will be held at the Legh Wall in Akron Thursday at 8 p.m. Sharp. Program includes Gal ta Order Presiding Officer Irwin, Advance of Colors, mixed quartet, community sing, and a fancy drill on road that evening. Refreshments and dances after, attendance urged. Iowa State Auxiliary president Mrs. Dried to speak.
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Akron
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Day Institute in LeMars Promotes Prohibition Education
DAY INSTITUTE LE MARS JULY 3 i D Richmond, fieta secretary of the Anti-Saloon League, said an institute will be held in LeMars July 8 for educational value and to form a county prohibition organization independent of party. Addresses will be given by state and local leaders, with Drax Ewing delivering the principal Sunday session. The event is supervised by LeMars ministers, with Rev. Avrand, Rev. Burgess, and Rev. Verl on the arrangement committee.
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Children’s Day Observance With Special Sunday Program
Next Sunday marks Children’s Day with a special program replacing regular Bible school and morning worship. The merged services will include printed programs and parts prepared by Bible school participants. A brief infant dedication will be held for parents presenting their babies. The pastor will preach Sunday night on The Unfolding Life of Mankind. Public invited to all meetings.
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Christ In Endeavor
Wwe
Achievement Day Planned at LeMars June 17
Home Project Achievement Day at the Methodist church LeMars June 17 features demonstrations on child feeding by Dr Jos H Kinniman chief speaker, with poster displays from the NytNtlen project, judged by Mildred Wilson of Iowa State College extension. A trip to Des Moines awaits the best demonstrator.
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Flame Project
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Mildred Wilson
Iowa State College
Plymouth County
Des Moines
Akron Baseball Triumph Over Struble in Seven Inning Win
Akron defeated Struble 8 to 7 in seven innings on Sunday with Metz pitching seven strikeouts and early two run frames. Akron Juniors then won two games at home, 6 to 1 over Hinton and 9 to 0 against Merrill, as Burton Swift starred on the mound and the team prepared for a Le Mars visit. Watermelon Day planning continues with August 28 set and safety measures for swimmers outlined by committees alongside Red Cross cooperation.
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Haschler Post
American Legion
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Lauhn
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Merril
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G. Brown
Kennedy
LeMars
Focal Diamond
Railroads aid drought relief to Dakotas and Midwest
Residents of drought stricken sections in the Dakotas Iowa Minnesota and Montana received Red Cross relief with railroads providing free hauling of clothing food and livestock feed. Milwaukee contributed over 875000 and rail lines reduced freight rates showing strong community support despite lack of stockholder payouts. Local visitors from Rapid City SD stayed with relatives here amid the relief effort.
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Montana
Red Cross
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Milwaukee
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South Dakota
Teaching Staff Elected For The Ensuing Year
The Akron school district completed hiring for next year with several veterans not returning. New roster shows Forest Freemond as Superintendent at 32480 salary and includes teachers such as T Palmer at Marble Rock, C W Morford in Qatin Toledo Th, and many others with varied home addresses and salaries. Also notes reductions of about ten percent in teachers salaries to save the district about 4478 dollars.
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Yen
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Hancer
Salatier
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CG. T. Palmer
Mwigh
Marble Rock
Will Try Oil On Highways In Iowa Experiment
The state highway commission on Tuesday June 7 let contracts for applying 880000 gallons of road oil or tar to graveled roads in an experiment across the state. In Plymouth county the surfacing will be applied on the Perry Creek road north from the Woodbury county line to No 1 then west on No 1 to Akron, requiring 287000 gallons in tia county.
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Nutrition work to continue in county farm program
At the county committee meeting in LeMars eight townships agreed to continue nutrition education for a third year. New Home Project aims include home canning for nutrition, better nutrition for women, food preparation and table setting, meal planning, and feeding the sick. The program seeks to strengthen Farm Bureau cooperation and village women’s clubs while sustaining township meetings and expanding Home Project work across townships.
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Local Boy Earns Bachelor of Science Degree at Capital University
Clarence Steinert of Alcrem, a senior in the college of seven at Capital University Columbus Ohio graduated Tuesday June 7 with a Bachelor of Science. Steinert earned reserve and baseball manager letters at the university recognition day exercises. His future plans are undecided but he expects to tone.
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Alcrem
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Capital University
Columbus
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Hopper threat may be serious in Jo eauity region
Reports vary on a grasshopper infestation with some farmers noting few hoppers while others report a plentiful supply. A north town farmer warned of damage to crops and requested immediate aid if possible to save harvests, urging state or federal relief and rapid action. Bible school and worship services listed for the church with Children’s Day play planned.
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Pleasant Hill A B Church Children’s Day Program Planned
Pleasant Hill A B Church announces Children’s Day services for Sunday June 1 with a program of prayers recitations and exercises. An offering will be taken for benevolences. Ladies’ Aid meets Wednesday at 2 30 p m and potluck sandwiches and doughnuts are requested. Mrs Frances Gonmer is expected home from Africa this week. Pastor A Jacobson signs the note.
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Teague
Ladies' Aid
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Jiind
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Adolph Wiberg
Literary League
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Llnyd Baum
Arthur
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Lutheran Churches Sunday Services Schedule
The Lutherans announce Sunday services at North St. Van church at 230 a.m. and Brule Greek church at 11 a.m. A Luther League devotional meeting is planned at Soa. St. Cal church at Fam Chere. Brule Creek Ladies Aid gathers Friday June 11 hosted by Mia Carl Paterson. Walter H. Aamoth, Pastor.
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Akron Golfers Split With Alton and Kingsley
Akron golfers defeated Alton with strong scores led by Dr Mattison who posted 37 37 74 as low medalist while team member Wievieller also posted solid rounds. Later at Kingsley Akron lost 8 to 10 as they faced fast greens and a tough course, Trusmussen of Kingsley took low honors with 40 41 87 for Akron’s setback.
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Annual Rally Day 4-H Clubs in LeMans area
County 4-H Rally Day planned for June 4 in LeMans with Washington centennial celebration. Activities include music memory contest, county queen election, folk games, banks, and a noon picnic. Edith Barker outlines program. clubs reorganizing and studying twelve music numbers for showcase. Parents and friends urged to attend.
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