Akron Golfer Makes Hole in One On LeMars Day
A local golfer named Moore achieved a hole in one on the 149 yard fifth hole, the punch bowl, during a match against LeMars. The shot came during the second round while Moore played Hart Remer. The feat occurred as spectators at the clubhouse and sixth tee cheered, making Moore the first Akron player to accomplish it on the current course.
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Orlan
Moore
LeMars
Hart Remer
A. Paulline
Akron
Neary’s Park
Percy Ross
N.J. Brown
Pla
LeMarsher Bundey
Dr. N.J
Brown
Lynch
Monroe
Roassbach
Cook
Likebakken
Shhoulberg
Parker
Allen
Jacobse
Jenson
Paulgon
Dr. Brown
Roseberry
Mattison
Ud Dalton
Wetzeler
Bogen
Kessler
Rogers
Bob
Remerve
Census Shows Increase in Iowa Cities Population
Census figures released for Iowa’s larger cities show Des Moines leading with 142,469 residents. Sioux City remains second at 79,031, Davenport third at 60,728, Cedar Rapids fourth at 56,081, Waterloo fifth, Plymouth County towns gain overall, Plymouth County population 24,678 up from 28,584 in 1920, and Akrob notes a small loss while three towns rose.
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Towa
Des Moines
Sioux City
Davenport
Cedar’ Rapids
Waterloo
Cornell Bluffs
Immanuel English Lath Church Calendar and Parish News
Trinity Sunday worship and Bible study announced. Confirmation class lists many names to be confirmed next Sunday. Building committee elected to oversee new parsonage. pastor thanks members for support. Mrs Kerr hosts Sunday school class at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immanuel English
G. W. Samuelson
Trinity
Pater
Aid Society
Axel Johnson
Mabel Friske
Amelia Johnson
Lillian Johnson
Elinore Johnson
Gladys Heyl
Lena Huls
Licilla Giffrow
Marie Granquist
Irene van Wyhe
Marcella
Ross
Opal Clark
Lorine Jurgenson
Ruth Erleson
Dorothy Ralfs
Lulu Claassen
Nora Klemme
Luella Armndson
James Kiewel
Alfred’. Klemme
Fred Claeasén
J. H. Kerr
Rifle Club to Try Long Range at Elk Point Range
The Sioux Valley Rifle Club met at the Civil Bend range for a planned last practice there before moving the target carrier to Elk Point. Next Sunday June 16 a five hundred yard drill will be held with the Kerr brother showing expert shooting, and June 22 marks the opening of the Elk Point range with morning work and afternoon shooting planned to test and construct the new facility.
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Sioux Valley
Civil Bend
Elk Point Range
Union Epicu Range
Kerr’s
Kerr
Pleasant Hill U B Church Calendar and Anniversary Plans
Pleasant Hill U B Church notes Holy Communion at 3 15 p m and invites all. Women’s Aid Society meets June 19 at the Hofstad home. Third Quarterly Conference at Star Prairie on June 22 with Rev A P Vannice officiating and a delegate elected. Pleasant Hill Church to mark 25th anniversary July 13. Remarks on a revival at Star Prairie and attendance by Akron and Pleasant Hill folks. Pastor Wm A Sauer invites continued attendance.
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Aiov
Women's Aid Society
Oloff Hofstad
Star Prairie Church
A. P. Vannice
Pleasant Hill
Pleasant ‘Hill
Akron
Wm. A Sauer
Akron Picnic Day Set With Baseball Game
The Akron Commercial club will host its annual Merchants and Farmers Picnic at Neary's Park next Thursday afternoon June 19. Activities start at 3 30 p m with a baseball matchup between Akron merchants and farmers followed by foot races and field events with prizes donated by local merchants. Free ice cream and lemonade will be provided. Business houses close at 3 p m. attendees are urged to bring supper and enjoy a day on the grounds.
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Akron Commercial Club
Akron
Neary’s Park
Akron Merchants
Akron Business
Judge Butler Resigns. Maher Appointed Interim Judge
Judge Benjamin Butler of Sibley resigns from the district bench to practice law in Waterloo. Governor Hammill appoints Chas J. Maher of Cherokee as successor until vacancy filled by election. Republican convention set for July 13 in Sheldon to nominate judges Bradsley and Butler successors.
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Benjamin &. Butler
Sibley
Down
Waterloo
Hammill
Chas, J. Maher
Cherokee
Twenty-First Judicial District
Hala
F. Butler
Chan, Pitts
Sioux
Simon Tisher
Lyon
Lampman
O'Brief County
Methodist Meeting and Pageant at Local Church
The Junior League holds a Saturday 2:30 rehearsal for the Children's Day program. A christening service precedes the worship hour with a pageant The Challenge of the Cross and music by young people. Ladies' Aid to serve a chicken supper next week to aid church redecorating. Pelroy case ends with dismissal in federal court. Various local notices about community members and events follow.
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Ach
Ladies' Aid Society
Plymouth County Farm Bureau Picnic Set for June 25
Plymouth County Farm Bureau plans a county wide picnic at Cleveland Park LeMars on June 25 with main address by J R Howard representative of the Federal Farm Board. Activities include sports for children a burro show a playground display booths a band concert a doubleheader baseball game and an evening Farm Bureau dance. Mrs Ethel McKibbin ill health. local events and church notices accompany the item.
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Plymouth County Farm Bureau
Cleveland Park
LeMars
J. R. Howard
Federal Farm Board
Howard
American Farm Bureau Federation
Town Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Farm Board
County Farm Bureau
Iowa
County Farm Bureau Board
George
Bara
Bolser Park
Clevaland
LeMara Commercial Club
Bureau
North West Iowa Press Association meet Hawarden editors
The North West district of the Iowa Press Association held its summer meeting in Hawarden with 39 attendees from 19 weekly and semi weekly papers. Editors toured Oak Grove State Park, played a lively six man baseball game, and enjoyed a Dutch lunch before adjourning. J C Gillespie of the LeMars Sentinel presided with plans for a fall district session.
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Iowa Press Association
Hawarden
Aoborg
Chamber ‘of Commerce
M. BE
Beautiful
Oak
Commerce
Bros. Stone and Wolf
Chronicle
J. C. Gillespie
The
LeMars Sentinel
Father's Day greeting and local notes from Iowa
Sunday June 15 is Father's Day with a greeting card reminder from Blue Art Shop. Prof Vorest Greenwood and family motor to Tabor Iowa to visit relatives. Final Clearance at J C Penny LeMars IA with items 4 90 and 9 90. Edith Brown of Adaville visited in George R Brown home before California trip. Clarence Richters and family of Russell MN visited brothers Peter in Richland and Dick in Akron. Alcon Fire Department to hold annual dance June 19 at Newry's Park with Sioux City 8 piece orchestra. Ida McKinney of Santa Barbara Calif leaving for visits at Madison Harrisburg Sioux Falls and Ree Heights SD. Clyde Kinser and H H Cable hosted guests in Hudson SD visiting Ada Werrenrath and NYC relatives. Contractor finished drainage ditch work south of town except bank leveling, loading outfit for shipment. Ditch ready for freshet. Local Baptist folks attended Sioux Valley association at First Baptist Sioux City. convention moved Akron to Sioux City due to scarlet fever. meetings planned Akron next year.
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Blue Art Shop
Vorest Greenwood
Tabor
Iowa
J. C. Penny Co
LeMars
Edith Brown
Adaville
George R. Brown
California
Clarence Richters
Russell, Minn
Peter Richters
Richland
Dick Richters
Akron
Alcon Fire Department
Newry’s Park
Sioux City
Ida McKinney
Santa Barbara
Calif
Sioux Valley Baptist Association
First Baptist Church
Former Akron Young Women are Married
Hawarden Independent reports the marriage of Miss Gladys Ogden of Akron to Mr. Clarence Jolors of Hawarden at the Lutheran parsonage with Rev. Geo. Steinkamp officiating. Attendants were Miss Mary Hills and Kirk Paulson. Post-ceremony, the couple left for a wedding trip and will reside in Hawarden. The bride is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ogden. the groom is son of Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Glllers. Both are described as industrious youths with local family ties. The Independent offers warm congratulations.
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Thorne Place
Harry B. Nelson
A. FL
Hawarden
Gladys Ogden
Akron
Clarence Julors
Geo. Steinkamp
Mary Hills
Kirk Paulson
Chatsworth
Vallard
Ray Ogden
State Teachers' College
Cedar Falls
Adaville
G. J. Gllers
Washington Township
Hawarden High School
Sioux County
Thisworth
Armour
S.D
Olive
O. B Akers
Elmont
Lyle Hewitt Raben
H. Raben
A. R. Boone
Alice
Carrie Akers
Iowa
Georgette
Melvil-Raben
Lucile
Rosa
Carrie
Akers
Arta Akers
0. B. Akers
Delmont
H. J. Hewltt
Melvid’ Raven
D. H. Raven
Rey
A. Ri. Boone
Sioux City
Omaha
Ruben
State University
Vermillion
Lyle
Armour High School
Raben Lumber Co
Raben
Union Greek Church announces upcoming services and meetings
Evening services are planned for Sunday June 15 at p. m. The Luther League will hold its literary meeting at Luther Hall on Tuesday evening June 17. The choir meets at Luther Hall on Monday evening June 16. D. J. Edward, Pastors.
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Union Greek Church
Luther League
Luther Hall
D. J. Edward
Trinity Lutheran Church Sunday services canceled
There will be no services at Trinity Lutheran Church on Sunday while Sunday school runs at 10 a.m. The pastor will attend the Minnesota district synod at St. Paul this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lutheran Church
Minnesota District Synod
St. Pauthis
Porte land Township Farm Bureau Meeting Notice
Regular monthly meeting set for Tuesday evening June 17 at the Township Hall. County Agent Monroe will present on the subject of The Central Pocket Gophers. Everyone is welcome to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porteland Township
Monroe
Des
Koch Nears Tourney Finals In South Dakota
L W Koch of this city plays with Alcester golf club in the South eastern South Dakota tournament at the Alcester course. He won first and second rounds Sunday and will play semi finals and finals next Sunday if he wins. Lois Koch won second prize in the ladies tournament, and her mother Mrs L W Koch won third prize. Mrs Doering of Parkston won the first prize golf bag. Mrs Wm Van Buskirk, recently moved to Sioux City, visited friends here over Sunday.
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L. W. Koch
Alcester
South Dakota
Lois Koch
Ll. W. Koch
Doering
Parkston
Wm. van Buskirk
Sioux City
Proparty
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Weiden- Feller
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Chis
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Baptist Women’s Bible Class
Victor Anderson
Will Spies
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Chas, Greane
Blue Art
E. J. Searls
DeSmet, M. C
Ethel McKibbin
Ila Om
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Great
First Church
Mason City
A. G. Miller
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Helen M. Ensign
Northwestern Iowa Chiropractors’ Association
Lyman Hotel
J. C. Barcus
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Co. G. Barr
Georgia Bernard, Brown
L. M. Rogers
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Republic
Chamber of Commerce
Northwest Iowa
Olive Akers
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