Union Creek News Luther League Meeting and Local Notes
Regular services are planned for Sunday with Sunday school and an English service in the evening. Rudolph Anderson hosts the Luther League meeting next Wednesday evening. Various local visits and outings are noted, including two horses struck by lightning, and several families visiting Akron and Sioux City.
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Union Creek News
Rudolph Anderson
Unon Creek Luther League
John Frisk
Brunner
Ericson
Soubers
Mr. Hampuson
Akron
Dr. Mattison
Louis Olson
Axel Sandal
Ble Springs
John Fisk
August Predell
Margaret Gassmann
Sioux City
D Predell
Evans
J. Fredell
Akron’ Luther League
Westfield Notes From Special Correspondence
The Ladies Aid met on Thursday June 8 at the home of Mrs JLN Cril in Riversioux Park with fifteen members present. Several residents and visitors are listed including Edith Cliley returning from Ames, Clair Lilly and Opal Bliss leaving for Morni tgeskle college summer session. Local social events include Chautauqua activities, church updates, and visits from relatives and travelers. Several names and minor movements among townsfolk are recorded reflecting a bustling community diary.
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Westfield Westh-Ups
Ladies’ Aid
JL. N. Cril
Riversioux Park
Edith Cliley
Ames
Town
Clair Lilly
Opal Bliss
Mornitgeskle College
Fay
O. Z. Moore
Elk Point
Mr. Tobey
T. J. Conway
Leeds
M. W. Conway
Oliver Deming
Scotland
Mary Seiler
Vermillion
Warren
Congregational Church
Rita Gant
Nome
Clinton
Towa
L. V. Gant
Frank Anderson
BD. F. Connolly
Dale Hunter
W. EH. Wahl
South Dakota
D. PB. Gannolly
Joe Scanlan
Milnerville People Visit Sioux City in Week
Mrs. W. B. Milner and family visited Sioux City with the Caysons while Vernon Payne remains in Saint Joseph's Hospital in a serious condition after an accident near the James home. Several graduates plan future work as the 1520 class prepares for life beyond school.
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Sioux City
Dames Bridge
Sibley-Hess Company
Ford
James Home
Cliss
Hawking
Allard Kuta Nuptials Dawn at Merrill Catholic Church
The marriage of Miss Lydia Allard to James Kuta of Sioux City was celebrated at Merrill Catholic church on Monday morning June 7. Nuptial high mass followed by a wedding breakfast. The bride wore white zeorgette with silver lace and a silver pearl bandeau, blue traveling gown, and carried bride roses and valley lilies. Attendants included Napoleon Allard and Miss Anna Povadek. A wedding dinner followed at the Allard home and the couple departed for their new home at 301 Sioux Street, Sioux City. Grandparents and many relatives attended from nearby towns and cities.
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Dreeszen Sré
Morningside
Ith Knapp
Ames
Knapp
City
Keith
Keenly
Slows City
Emily Hathaway
Sioux City
Lydia Allard
James Kuta
Merrill Catholic
Father Hickey
Rosea
Niles
Napoleon Allard
Anna Povadek
Allard
Sioux ‘Street
Sloak City
Grandpa
Grandma Allard
Albert Allard
Delphus Allard
Oswald Allard
Misa Marie Louige
Germaine
Wifred Allard
Jefferson, D
Anna Brodek
Hike Point
Local chatter reports various town visits and events
Mrs. D. K. Bennett left for Pierre to visit daughter Mrs. Geo Van Al jen and attend the OELS Grand chapter. Jd. C. Bonney and wife and Roscad Bonney went to Sioux City. Primary turnout was about half the usual. G. E. Wells and J. A. Jenson drove to Sioux City. Mrs. Roland’s music class recital drew a large attendance. D. E. Bennett and daughter Beth plan Hawarden Sunday. J A Jenson and wife, Mrs. Alice Dilley, L. Beyers and son Kenneth will visit Stone Park Sunday. Henry Schumacher and children arriving from Emerson, Neb., will visit grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Schumacher, Helen Roland, Eisie Adams, and Josie Dalgliesh left for Morning Side, Sioux City, to summer school and teach next year. Mr. and Mrs. H. B. McWarlin celebrated their afternoon wedding anniversary with many townsfolk. Chive Bonney of Sioux City visited W. A. Bonney and family Sunday.
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G. E. Wella
J. A. Jenson
Sioux City
Roland
Muale
Baith
Hawarden
J. A
Jenson
Alice Dilley
Mra
HB. McWarlin
Chive Bonney
Mre
W. A. Bonney
Social Notes From Akron and Nearby Towns
Spink notes Chronicle of local visits and greetings. John Helseth and family and Mrs Ballard shopped in Akron Saturday. Mrs Harders visited Friday afternoon with Mrs Eric Offerdahl and Edward Runding family. Miss Hattie Hangon from Elk Point assisted her sister Mrs Willie Peterson. Mary Offerdam returned to Sioux City Friday after spending weeks with relatives here. Ray Lyle and sister Mary visited relatives in Elk Point Saturday evening. RB Offerdahl and wife were in Elk Point last Friday. Maryin Mann and wife spent Sunday at RB Offerdahls.
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Spink
John Helseth
Ballard
Akron
Harders
Eric Offerdahl
Edward Runding
Andrew Abraham
Hattie Hangon
Elk Point
Willie Peterson
Mary Offerdam
Sioux City
Ray Lyle
Siater
Mary
Lk Point
Offerdahl
Hike Point
Maryin Mann
Rr Offerdah
Famous Swedish Comedian Olle Skratthult to Visit Akron
Swedish comedian Olle Skratthult and a company of eight return from an eastern tour to perform at the Akron opera house on Wednesday July 28 at 8:30 p.m. Reserved seating available at Cobb Greenleaf. Excellent accordion and piano music promised. Other papers praise the show noting two full houses at M W A Hall and that Olle drew a large crowd and the Swedish National Dancers performed well. This is the last opportunity to see the company.
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Oler Skratthult
Akron Opera House
Cobb & Greenleafing
Olle
Skratthutt
Jtep
Iganti Weekly News
Minnesota
Capt Kidds Kids at Empress Theatre Next Monday
A lively performance titled Capt Kidds Kids promises clean wholesome fun at the Empress Theatre next Monday. Harold Lloyd leads as the prince of kidders with pirates in bright costumes and many dazzling features to delight audiences.
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Kidd
Empress Theatre
Harold Lioyd
Prince of
Bargain Sale on Sheets Towels Silks and Hosiery
A crowded sale ad lists Bleached Sheets 72x90 at 2.69 and Turkish Towels up to 50c, Nain silk goods, Madras and Gelolio cloth, Organdy and Linen Toweling, Percale and Sheeting, plus extensive discounts on underwear, hosiery, hats, gowns, dresses, skirts, and shoes across departments. Includes 10 to 15 percent off on many lines and special off-shelf pricing on silks and crepes.
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Athletic Union
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