Union Creek notes weather and people in county farms
Local correspondent reports uneven rainfall affecting corn and crops in Union Creek South Carolina. Farmers plow twice or finish planting as township supervisors set a June 28 board of review at Jos. K.E. Johnson’s Garland residence. Residents discuss graduation, travel, and a prison visit at Sioux Falls with reflections on local leaders and state politics.
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Township Board of Supervisors
Jos
Johnson
Garland
Uthat
John Gear
Akron
Chatsworth Notes of Local Events and Movements
Eliott hosted a Saturday dance at Wakeman hall with supper at his restaurant and Calliope string band music. Nine townspeople joined a Spirit Lake excursion. several residents traveled to Sioux City for examinations, hospital visits, or relatives. G W Oaks resigned as street commissioner. Wm Lee appointed. Dave Nelson excelled in a Sioux City shooting tournament.
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Win. Eliott
Wakeman Hall
Moale
Calliope
Spirit Lake
Lester Bennett
Sioux City
G. E. Reed
Jas. Kennedy
G. W. Oaks
Wm. Lee
Dave Nelson
Chas, Oaks
Chatsworth
Geo. Wakeman
Millnerville Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Incidents
Sunday featured a pleasant Millnerville school day with a dance at Julius Mathwig’s home. Mrs. Coppock visited from LeMars, and Willow Morehead’s team ran away injuring him near a barbed wire fence. A Sioux City party visited relatives, Miss Mattie Brown suffered throat trouble, and a Happy Hollow school picnic was enjoyed. Additional locals traveled to Sioux City and back, including the Vanderbergs and the Pettys.
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Millnerville
H. J. Coppock
LeMars
Vanderberg
Julius Mathwig
Jos. Banks
Sioux City
Willow Morehead
Willow
Fred Taylor
Isabell Taylor
Miss Gertrude
Wilson
H. Codd
Mattie Brown
Cilley
Akron
For Sale Young work horse and inquire at Bradley's barn
A good young work horse weighing about 1300 pounds is for sale. Inquiries should be directed to Bradley's barn. A heavy rain began last evening, with four and a half inches by morning flooding cellars. The storm brought an electrical disturbance and damaged T. L. Barnight's grain elevator. The Big Sioux river rose, lifting Dr. Clark's floating boat-house and launching it downstream, later towed back after a chase with C. G. Brady in the other launch.
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Kennedy
Iowa
United States
Sioux Falls
Life Young
Des Moines
South
T. L. Barnight
Big Sioux
Railroad fare reductions announced for Spirit Lake trip
Geo. 1 Lius and family will hereafter ride in a fine $150 Columbia survey purchased this week from Mellenros. Reduced Railroad Rates: C. M. St P railroad offers Spirit Lake Chautauqua assembly tickets June 18 to July 2 with good returning July 5. One and one third fare for round trip.
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Lius
Columbia Survey
Mellenros
C. M. & St P. Railroad
Spirit Lake Chautauqua Assembly
Seven Gradates at Akron High Hold Ninth Commencement
The Akron High School ninth annual commencement took place last Friday at M. H. church with full seating. Speakers included Florence Waterbury Carrie Seid Maude Reeves Edna Seamands and Clara Mallen outlining progress education and moral duties as the class of 1902 receives diplomas from President J F Kennedy amid mandolin music and floral tributes.
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Akron High School
M. H. Church
Mandolin
A. C. Blackman
Florence Waterbury
Carrie B. Seid
United States
Jourdan T. Sullivan
South
Edna Seamands
Dixieland
Della M. Jones
Clara B. Mallen
Sno
Akron High School Alumni Banquet Holds Second Reunion
The Akron High School Alumni Association hosted its second annual banquet at the Mellen home with 43 alumni and guests. Toasts by Clyde J. Bradley and Josie Agnes framed a five course meal and program including performances by Ethel Shedd and Bert Smith and speeches by G O L Adams and George Barber. Officers elected for the next year include President Josie Agnes, Secretary Jourdan Sullivan, and Treasurer Hessie Muhs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron High School Alumni Association
Hh. E. Mellen
Mollie Agnes
Josie Agnes
Clyde J. Bradley
Bessie Muhs
Jourdan Sullivan
Sioux City
Hoskins
Ethel Shedd
Bert Smith
Clara Mellen
QO. L. Adams
George Barber
Ethel Carroll
Red Bluff
California
Hessie Muhs
Helen Valin
Carrié Seid
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Sugars
Republic of Cuba
NOBLE
Union Creek, S. C
Carl Olson
Peter Ward
Big Springs
John Schneiderheinze
Garland Road
Will Hoschler
Oldham
Mrs. Hemmell
Will Seeman
Eau Claire
Wisconsin
Manning
Will
Clay County
Mr. Moyer
Fairfield
Loudon Machinery Company
John A. Erics
The
Sioux City Journal
Grandma Seeman
Dubuque
Mrs. Manning
Henry
R. A. Tubbs
Alcester
M. H. Jans & CO
W. W
Tryber Lake Side
M. A. Agnes’ Office
Akron, Iowa
Chatsworth Chat
John Drew
W. Miller’s
Millnerville Melange
Webb Vanderberg
Wm. Vanderberg
Glidden
Hol. Petty
John Lower
Geo. Husted
Bradley’s
Steen
Moore Bros
Lowa
J. F. Kennedy
Flower
Verne Brady
Helen Cobb
Claudine Round
May Reeves
Pearl Seamands
Dorothy Knudson
Herbert Citley
P. E. Bartlett
Mandolin Orchestra
Miss Kendall
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