Akron Ball Club Tops Remsen and Ireton Nine
Akron's fast traveling team added two victories in a week, defeating Remsen and Ireton. Guy Huffman pitched masterfully for Akron, with key hits from Metz, Hartman, and Swift. Remsen failing to capitalize until late, Akron plated runs early and again in the eighth, finishing with an errorless, two-to-one hitting edge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Remsen
Ireton
Guy Huffman
Sioux City
Fideler
Faber
Peek
R. Metz
Heider
Wess
Ahmann
Mills
Holtgren
Olendorff
Huffman
C. Swift
Huuffman
Swift
Peck
Metz
Winter visit to Pierre family noted
Mr and Mrs Jack Winter and their son James of Pierre, SD, have been visiting Mrs Brown and other relatives here this past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack. Winter
James
Pierre
8. D
N. J. Brown
4-H Girls Club Rally Day to Present Bohemian Girl
Plymouth county 4-H Girls clubs stage annual Rally Day at LeMars High School auditorium on Saturday June 15 at 2 pm. The program includes the opera Bohemian Girl, a house cleaning demonstration, and a Song Festival. The event marks a first for county collaboration on an adapted light opera with gypsy dances and cast members from local clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth County
LeMars
Pearl Sims
Iowa
First Church Bible School and Services with Rev. Johnson
The First Church of Christ announces Bible school at 10 a.m. and regular services with communion at 11 a.m. Rev. W. S. Johnson of Des Moines will lead the morning and evening services, after serving as Iowa State Evangelist and lecturing at a local Chautauqua. Ladies' Aid meets June 20 at Mrs. Albert Grant's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.S. Johnson
Des Moines
Johnson
Iowa
Disciples of Christ
Akron
C. IE
Albert Grant
First Baptist Church Sunday Schedule and Children Day
First Baptist Church lists a June 16 schedule with Bible school at 10 a.m. worship at 11 a.m. Young People's Union at 7 p.m. and an Evening Children’s Day program at 8 p.m. titled The King of Glory. Ladies Association meets next Wednesday afternoon. May group handles refreshments. Gleaners W W G meets 1:30 p.m. Saturday June 15 in the church basement with Lois Swift giving a treat and Eunice Burket devo tions and Evelyn Baldwin presenting a story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
Young People’s Union
Ladies Association
Gleaners
Baptist Church
Lois Swift
Eunice Bur_ket
Evelyn Baldwin
Local Notes Highlight Flag Day And Community Visits
Friday June 14 marks Flag Day with a call for display of flags at homes and businesses. Local updates cover visits to relatives in Watertown S D and Belmont area, church group entertainments, candidacy talk for a state liquor store manager, summer travel plans, and sports results. The Bluffers win nine straight games at Elk Point, while upcoming games and radio program schedules for the Legion Auxiliary are announced with broadcast times and stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Bengtson
Watertown
S. D
H. G. Warner
Master Conrad
Yvonne Reilly
Remsen
Mars
E. Li Allen
J. G. Elving
T. L. Burnight
West Okoboji Lake
Robert
Pasadena
California Tech
Iver Johnson
Long Beach
Cal
Godfrey Davidson
Austin
Minn
Johnson
C. E. Doughty
Dorothy Denison
Grandma Doughty
Ocean City
Maryland
Grover Vick
Edward Erickson
Alfred Aspar
Frank Sayles
The
Legion Auxiliary
Della Warren
Town City
WSUI
KOTL
Council Bluffs
Fidae
Granoes
WHO
Des Moines
C. C. Heysinger
WOT
Ames
Two weddings mark week two in Akron community
Darr ell A Simeon and Idelline Wooton wed at St Patrick s church on Monday June 10 1935 with Fr J A Roder officiating. The couple both grew up in Akron and will reside with Wooten family after June 20. A second ceremony united Lulu Klemme and Melvin Hinrichs at Immanuel Lutheran Church on June 8 1935 with Rev C W Samuelson presiding. The pair plan to live in Chicago where Hinrichs will work at Ward s Bakery after a three course dinner for about fifty guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darrell A. Simeon
Idelline Wooton
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
J. A.roder
Dorothy Cross
Kenneth Simeon
G. H. Wooton
Frank Simeon
Akron High School
University of South Dakota At
Vermillion
Bell Telephone Exchange
G. M. Co
Akron
Wooten
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Lulu Klemme
Melvin Hinrichs
Chicago
Lois Johnson
Sioux City
Lohengrin
Mendelssohn
Muriel Stumprand
Erwin Klemme
Gilbert Hinrichs
William Klemme
Howard Bubs
Little Nor ‘Ma Koplin
Spink
S. D
C. W. Samuelson
Elaine Stumptod
Walter Klemme
Frank Jeffers
Emil Johnson
Dorothy Wood
Lillian Buehre
Esther Susemihl
LeMars
Irene Klemme
Anna Klemme
Win
Hinrichs
Hlinrichs
Ill
Mr. Hinrichs
Ward
Christian Endeavor News Echo Meeting Next Sunday Night
Remember Christian Endeavor next Sunday night at 7 o clock The topic is Why Is Gossip Harmful This will in part be an echo meeting Reports of the great State convention will be given About 800 Christian Endeavorers gathered inspiring remarks and a sense of part in a great work for Christ and the church Notes will be organized and shared once available
Empress Theater Features Three Programs in June
The Empress presents a murder mystery While the Patient Slept starring Guy Kibbee and Aline McMahon starting Friday and Saturday June 14 15. Sunday to Tuesday June 16 17 18 brings Sweet Music with Rudy Vallee and an all star cast. June 19 20 Bargain Nights showcase Charlie Chan in Paris with Walter Oland plus comedies and cartoons.
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Empress Theater
Guy Kibbee
Aline McMahon
Rudy Vallee
Oh All-Star
Artin Dvorak
Ned Sparks
Helen Morgan
Robert Armstrong
Akron transforms vacant Reed street lot into park
A former Hitzemain barber shop site on Reed street has been turned into a resting spot collaboration among three Akron businessmen. F W Burnett donated the ground, Akron Lumber Co supplied three wooden benches, James Klauer built a white fence, and the town added gravel, creating an improved downtown appearance.
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Reed Street
Akron
Hitzemain
F. W. Burnett
Akron Lumber Co
James Klauer
Union Creek Church Notes Confirmation Services and Socials
Union Creek Church announces confirmation services Sunday at 10 o'clock with no Sunday school. The Ladies Aid meets Thursday afternoon June 20 at Mrs Milton Erikson home. Junior Mission Band gathers Friday at Luther Hall. Luther League hosts a tie and sock social Tuesday evening June 25 at Luther Hall with lunch served. D J Edward Pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Creek
Milton ~Erikson
Luther Hall
Luther League
D. J. Edward
Portland 4-H Club News Special Visitor's Day Meeting
The Clover Clover club met June 5 at the leader's home with Marie Graff as hostess. Members sang music memory selections. The next regular meeting moves to June 26 due to the 4H convention in Ames. Charlotte Baker will host with talk, demonstration, and convention delegate report. All visitors welcome.
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Clover Clover Club
Marie Graff
Ames
Charlotte Baker
Immanuel Lutheran Church programs and services
Pastor C W Samuelson leads Sunday school and Bible classes at 10 15 a m followed by morning worship at 11 00 a m The Missionary Society conducts the evening service at 8 00 p m The Immanuel Luther League plans a lawn social next Wednesday with a church program and refreshments including ice cream strawberries and coffee on the church lawn
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Samuelson
The
Missionary Society
Immanuel Luther League
Busy Bees 4-H Meeting in Sioux Township
The Busy Bees met at Helen Beaulieu's home on Wednesday June 5 for a short business session. Members studied gypsy songs and dances with assistance from Miss Sims HDA on May 25. Catherine Langley and Mary Jane Hummel served a delicious lunch. The next meeting is set for Thursday June 20 at Marguerite Maron's home with Sylvia Hummel as joint hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Beaulieu
Miss Sims
Catherine Langley
Mary Jane Hummel
Marguerite Maron
Sylvia Hummel
Portland Farm Bureau Picnic Scheduled for June 18
The Farm Bureau picnic will be held at the dor Johnson home on Tuesday June 18 as a joint event for Portland and Westfield townships. A niece program is planned. attendees are asked to bring a covered dish sandwiches and dishes. Mrs. Williams of Arnold's Park visited her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs J F Brown and traveled home with her daughter Miss Janice Williams who had spent a week with her sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Dor Johnson
Portland
Westfield
Akron Treat Days Draw Crowds in Two Day Event
Akron merchants hosted Treat Days with Walter Savidge Amusement Company rides in the business district attracting large crowds of youths and families. Frigid Friday cooled attendance for the pavement dance while Saturday’s warm weather boosted after supper crowds, with commendations for the operator and strong merchant participation boosting business.
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Akron
Walter Savidge Co
Wayne, Nebr
First National Bank
Walter Savidge Amusement Company
Pleasant Birthday Event for Mrs. Hi M Ahrens
West of town on Sunday afternoon June 9 a birthday gathering honored Mrs. Hi M Ahrens with friends and relatives. Guests included Geo Kleibauer family Carrie Whiting Henry Steinert family Neema Meske Ebba Willis family Joe Appley Christ Zachow and son Edward Johnson Oscar Ovidia Johnson Lee Shedd Alfred Finstad George Ahrens Arthur Ahrens Dick Huebner Frederick Pantecock Herald Finstad and others. They played horseshoes enjoyed a lunch and wished her many more happy birthdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi. M. Ahrens
Geo. Kleibauer
Carrie Whiting
Methodist Church Notes Children Day Programs
Sunday observes Children Day with a 10 30 Sun day school program and an 11 15 service led by the pastor. A baptismal service follows for children. Parents should see the pastor before the service. Evening sermon titled Living Under Pressure. Next Sunday EPWORTH LEAGUE plans a 8 o clock pageant dance by young people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Westfield 4-H News Rally Day plans announced
Westfield Township 4-H news notes Willing Toilers meeting on June 11 with Bonnie Sykes as hostess. Members practiced songs and dances for Rally Day at LeMars High School on June 16, with gypsy costumes planned. A new member Evelyn Ream joined. next meeting set for June 25 with Shirley Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie Sykes
LeMars H. S
Evelyn Ream
Trinity Lutheran Church Sunday Schedule
Trinity Lutheran Church announces Sunday school at 10 a.m. English service at 11 a.m. Luther League gathers at 8 p.m. Also notices St Math Lutheran Church Chatsworth with Sunday school at 9 a.m. and German service at 9:30 a.m. Pastor Pred A Meskk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther League
St. Math. Luth
Chatsworth
A. Meskk
Local Social Notes and Upcoming Events in Salem
Salem residents host and visit relatives and friends from nearby towns including Sioux Center Vermillion and Ames. Community activities include Rexall Health Sale June 14 to 22 and Plymouth County Legion events. Incoming grads Thomas Dalton and Rob ert Brown connected with family. weddings showers and bridal gifts noted.
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Anna Dierksen
Salem
S. D
C. Graff
Sioux Center
Towa
F. A. Meske
Henry Simeon and Children
Laurens
Iowa
Wm. Simeon
O. Thorson
Rexall
Joe Dalton
Vermillion
University of South Dakota
Thomas Dalton
Woman’s Missionary Society of the
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Samuelson
John Frisk
O. G. Johnson
G. R. Johnson
Alice Smith
Sioux City
William Smith
Illinois
Hobby Smith
Pomeroy
Carroll Stull
Kenneth Manning
South Sioux City
Nebr
Robert Brown
Ames
State College
Robert
N. J. Brown
Plymouth County Legion and Auxiliary
Hinton
W. G. Adams
Steinert to Graduate From Capital University Seminary
Clarence A. Steinert, Akron area nephew of Rev. Fred A. Meske, will be among sixteen seniors graduating from Capital University Seminary in Columbus on Monday evening June 10 at 8 o'clock. Dr. Ralph Long of the National Lutheran Council will deliver the address. Steinert, holder of a 1932 Capital B S degree, plans to pursue a position in the American Lutheran church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Clarence A. Steinert
Fred A. Meske
Akron
Iowa
Theological Seminary of
Capital University
Ralph Long
National Lutheran Council
New York City
Steinert
American Lutheran Church
Trade in Akron with our Live Mer chants
Akron merchants promote a live merchandising event featuring energetic chants to boost sales and draw shoppers. Local businesses unite for a coordinated in store and street presence to attract customers and showcase new products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Akron Garden Day Winners Announced in Yard Contest
The Garden committee reports a successful Garden Day with strong Akron interest. Nine gardens competed for ten scoring categories including attractiveness, lawn, trees, flower and vegetable beds, outdoor furnishings, pools, iris and peonies, and well kept alleys. Winners were Mrs. Orlan C. Moore scoring 81 and Chas Kanago with 75, with several ties and commendations for various entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Cable
Hudson
Lewis Bly
BE. A. Lewison
Iris
Orlan C. Moore
Chas
Kanage
W. Fredell
Herman Claassen
Geo. Mattison
FB. Cobb
Warmer Weather Boosts Crop Growth This Week
After a cool damp spell, warmth returned last week with daily increases. A 91 degree high yesterday brought oppressive heat, tempered by a breeze today. Corn is advancing, grain crops mature, and farmers weed fields and tend gardens as growth accelerates.
Kingsley No. 1 Tops Phillips 66 in Tri-State Horseshoes
In a postponed Tri-State league match on Monday Kingsley No. 1 defeated Phillips 66 by 310 to 219. Last Thursday Phillips 66 beat Cal's Shavers by 91 points. Upcoming games include Phillips 66 versus Kingsley, and White Eagles facing Kingsley No. 1.
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Kingsley No
Phillips 66
Cal’s
Shavers
White Eagles
Kingsley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Akron Ball Club
FIRST
Church OF Christ
First Baptist Church
Darrell Simeon
Melvin Hinrich
Christian Endeavor News
4-H Club News
Mmanuel Eng
LUTH
Sioux Township
Portland Farm Bureau
Methodist Church
Trinity Lutheran Church
Emmanuel Lutheran
Edith Buron
Madeira
JL. F. Root
Ralph
U. S. Naval Academy
Annapo- Avon
Harry M. Lis
Bernhardt
Roy
Root
Ross Root
O. C. Moore
Kanago
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