Fay Waterbury Dies Sudden at 39 in Union County
Fay Waterbury well known farmer of Union County died suddenly last Thursday afternoon at a local doctor's office about 8:00. He would have turned 40 on August 19. Survived by wife Luceen, five children, his parents Mr. and Mrs. Albert Waterbury, and two brothers. Funeral services conducted by Rev. H Myron Braun at the Methodist church, with a male quartet, interment Riverside cemetery.
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Fay Waterbury
Union
County
S. D
Fay
Union County
Luceen
Albert Waterbury
Methodist
H. Myron Braun
Riverside Cemetery
First Baptist Church Schedule and Events listed
The notice lists church services at First Baptist Church in Jerusalem and Judea with worship at 11:00 a.m. and a sermon titled Where Is Zebedee. It also notes organ dedication at Immanuel Lutheran, junior and senior B F events, a daily Vacation Bible School Monday to Friday, Storm Lake Bible Camp from July to July, and a D V E S Achievement and Children’s Day Program on Sunday June 17 with a call to attend. DAN J. PETERSON, Pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Judea
Samaria
Zebedee
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Storm Lake Bible Camp
D. V. E.S. Achievement and Children’s
Dan J. Peterson
Brule Creek Lath Brule Creek Brule Creek Church Event
Brule Creek church plans a Sunday worship service at 11:00 a.m. with Harold Young of the United Temperance League of South Dakota as speaker. A June 21 8:00 p.m. summer festival by the Ladies Aid features Augustana College Sioux Falls presenting the program and the moving picture The Difference. Lunch will follow and the public is invited. I G Hastad Pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Young
United Temperance League of South Dakota
Brule Creek
Ladies’ Aid
Augustana College
Sioux Falls
I.G. Hastad
Akron Band to Feature Varied Selections Next Wednesday
Akron Band plans a weekly concert on June 20 with Shalimar Overture, American Folk Rhapsody, The Bells of St Marys, and Built On a Rock. The program includes marches and popular hits with sound effects and a possible Bedtime Story or Dan McGrew. Director Karl Rogisch aims for variety each week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Dan McGrew
Karl Rogasch
Register-Tribune
Local Nuptials Tie Sue Jetters to Dennis Lamoureux
Miss Sue Jetters daughter of Mr and Mrs Lambert Jetters wed Pfc Dennis Lamoureux son of Mr and Mrs Lamoureux Akron in a 7:30 am May 28 1961 ceremony at St Patrick Catholic Church. The couple exchanged rings before Rev Gnas with attendants Barbara Bay and Walter Lamoureux. A breakfast and evening reception followed at the bride’s home. Lamoureux is stationed at Texarkana Red River Arsenal and will join his bride there. A separate license was issued for Donald Banks and Shirley Jones of Westfield and Jefferson S D.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Sue Vard Jetters
Lambert Jetters
Town
Pfc
Dennis Lamoureux
Jmr
City
A Lamoureux
Akron
Wather’ Gnas
Isrnst
Muss’ Harbara Bay
Walter Lamoureux
Varyi Jeiters
James Utesch
Sne
Akron High School
Red River Arsenal
Texarkana
Texas
Local Notes Highlight Visits and Travels Across States
Miss Rita Drier of Hawarden visits friends here this week. Frank and Mrs. Hastings of Scranton Iowa visit former neighbors. Sgt. Vincent Pollock of Fort Leavenworth visits his parents. J J Aalfs underwent Akron Community Hospital surgery and is recovering. Frank Ahsenmacher travels to Sioux Falls and Minneapolis with sons. Mrs. Burrill attends Fraternal Order of Eagles Auxiliary convention in Des Moines, a state officer. Louis Wahl of Long Beach visits Westfield kin. works at Long Beach post office. Hoschler family from Cincinnati visits relatives here. Shoulbergs take children to Omaha then St. Louis to visit graves and relatives. Roy Warnsing injured when tractor rolls on him after a bump. Dr and Mrs Kerr return from Alaska trip. Kennedy and Brown families tour Watertown S C, visit Blanchards. James Kennedy returns home. Brown family visits Arnold’s Park before returning to Mechanicsville Town. Rev Fr Charles Ernst leaves for Marz-Walben Germany to celebrate 25th priesthood anniversary with sister Mrs Nick Thilges. two brothers and sister there, two-month visit planned. He last visited his former home two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rita Drier
Hawarden
Frank Hastings
Scranton
Iowa
Vincent Pollock
Ft. Leavenworth
Kansas
Max Pollock
J. J. Aalfs
Akron Community Hospital
Frank Ahsenmacher
Sioux Falls
Minneapolis
L. L. Burrill
Des Moines
Order of Eagles
Burrill
Louis Wahl
Long Beach
Calif
Westfield
Louis
Wm. Hoschler
Cincinnati
Ohio
Henrietta Hoschler
Hoschler
J. R. Shoulberg
David
Crissie
Omaha
J. H. Kerr
Alaska
Kerr
J. GC. Kennedy
J. F. Brown
Clark
Sandra
Watertown
S. C
David Blanchard
Germany
Nick Thilges
Whittemore
Ernst
Akron Ball Team Bows to Vermillion in Opener
In the Tri-State League opener, Akron fell 9 to 7 at Vermillion. Don Wakey held Vermillion to three hits over six and one third innings, while Akron rallied with a seven run second and late scoring, but could not overcome the early deficit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermillion
M. C
Akron
Tom
Vermillion Hagues
O'Grady
Skip Himerson
New Jersey
Augustanaollege
Sioux Falls
Foss
Blanchard
B. Tucker
Miller
Eagles
Emerson
Heer
Connors
Rausch
Tucker
Koenig
Taft
Koplin
Lybarger
Callahan
Toft
Don Wakey
Tony Koenig
Innigs Koenig
Gallagher
Wakey
Easterbrook
O’grady
Swift
Bill Knockson
Miler
Wayne Milbrodé
LeMars High School
Daughters Born to Hummel and Faust Families
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Arnold Hummel south of town at Akron Hospital on June 10 1951. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Leo Faust south of town at Akron Hospital on June 11 1951.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Hummel
Akron Hospital
Leo Faust
Public Library Notice Summer Hours Updated
The public library notes summer hours: during June July and August it opens on Tuesdays and Fridays from 3 00 to 5 00 PM and Saturday nights from 7 30 to 9 30.
TALKIE CHATTER Norka Theatre Features For The Coming Week
Norka Theatre announces a week of WKINg picture entertainment. Saturday and Sunday evenings feature a western titled Strigger v1 with Roy Rogers and his traveling circus at a ranch. Musical in Technicolor Royal Wedding stars Fred Astaire Jane Powell and features dazzling dance and song numbers.
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Norka Theatre
Norka Theater
Westeen
Wrucoor
Roy Rogers
Efort
Mrs Shoulberg Pupils Recital At Baptist Church
On May 31 in the Baptist church Mrs H Shoul berg presented her pupils in a recital. Each student performed a solo and joined in two piano pieces with others. Participants include Kathleen Hummel Annetle Roy Ruth Anne Dowling Karen Johnson Janice Klemme Dicky Oetkin Dianna Dirks Dennis Silkebakken Kristin Shoulberg Eben Kay Johnson Marilyn Willer Patty Borchers David Shoulberg Mona Larsen Don Silke bakken Sandra Tucker Mervetta Oetkin Selma Heeren Marjorie Heeren James Pannkuk Jack Borchers Robert Pannkuk Richard Pannkuk John Pannkuk Sylvia Johnson Sam Filipe Caryl Boe Nadine Dirks Dick Jacoby Judy Dirks Mabel Long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Baptist Church
Methodist Church Service Notes and Schedule
Civilia worship is conducted each Sunday at 11:00 a m with Sunday school at 10:00 a m. Children and youth from the Daily Vacation Church School will help in this Sundays worship. Evening religious motion pictures pause until June 24. Woman's Society meets Wednesday afternoon, June 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civilia
The
Woman's Society
Local News Notes From Community With Visits And Events
Local notes record visits by Ramon Jespersen and family to Wagner Maryland and Robi Going from Council Bluffs visiting relatives. Freedom lodge No. 484 plans second degree work. Miss Mary Ann Hoffman and Miss Barbara Smith attend Methodist Youth Assembly at Humboldt. George Stinton of Frazee Minnesota and Mr and Mrs Beryl Christersen with daughter visit Avery Small home. Summer recreation picnic at City Park daily at 9 am with Vincent OGrady supervising. Alfred Tone hosts open house June 24 for S Q Locer parents fortieth wedding anniversary. Wm Reese and son Tommy from Los Angeles visit Milford Hultgren home. Henry A Stryzewski home hosts visitors for state Lutheran Brotherhood convention at LeMars. G Knorr, Harry Jensen, E Annable of Des Moines, and O Skubina of Oelwein attend. Brule Creek Lutheran Summer Festival June 21 at 8 pm with moving picture The Difference. supper served after. public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramon Jespersen
Wagner
M. D
Robi
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Avery
Freedom Lodge
A. F
A. M
Mary Ann Hoffman
Barbara Smith
Methodist
Humboldt
George Stinton
Frazee
Minn
Beryl Christersen
Sioux City
Avery Small
Vincent O'Grady
Alfred Tone
S. Q. Locer
Wm. Reese
Tommy
Los Angeles
Calif
Milford Hultgren
Henry A. Stryzewski
American Lutheran Brotherhood
LeMars
G. Knorr
Harry Jensen
E. Annable
Des Moines
O. Skubina
Oelwein
Favorable Wind Prevented Spread of Big Mill Fire
Fire at Akron feed mill Thursday stalled by east wind and river barrier. Rescue crews kept water on smoldering ruins through Friday to prevent reignition. Proprietor J H Earnest began salvaging grain Saturday and plans to resume grinding once buildings are prepared. Loss estimated at just over $80,000, with insurance adjustments completed this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Carriea
Akron Lead Mills
Akron Oil Sales
J. H. Earnest
Cora
Earnest
Spencer
Legion Auxiliary News Regular Meeting Report
The American Legion Auxiliary held a Tuesday meeting with Edith Gant Arlene Johnson and Roberta Dirks reporting on the Ninth District convention in Onawa and a successful Poppy sale that raised 230 dollars for disabled veterans. Officers elected for the coming year include President Arlene Johnson and others. luncheon followed hosted by Bess Lias and Lee Stoutenburg with Roberta Dirks as public relations chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion” Auxiliary
Edith Gant
Arlene Johnson
Roberta Dirks
Onawa
Iowa
V. Pres
Mabel Port
Lillian Adams
Ramona Vander Heim
Kathryn Pollock
Marion Kilstrom
Merle Lucken
Teddy Earnest
Agnes Bean
Bess Lias
Lee Stoutenburg
Pub
Chm
Big Springs Baptist Church Weekly Schedule
The Big Springs Baptist Church lists events including Friday band practice at 8:00 pm and Sunday worship at 10:00 am with Sunday school at 11:00 am YP and Crusaders at 7:30 pm and a Special Music Night at 8:00 pm featuring band choir and quartets Wednesday mid week service at 8:00 pm with choir rehearsal June 19 28 Daily Vacation Bible School June 19 20 Women’s Retreat in Sioux Falls July 5 8 Senior Bible Camp July 9 16 Junior Bible Camp D A Miller Minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crusaders
Sioux Falls
D. A. Miller
Immanuel Immanuel Church Schedule and Events
Church calendar lists Holy Communion and reception of new members at 11:40 a m with Rev J Myron Kraun at the console. Other services include morning worship at Union Creek with Rev J A Ponnkuk, organ dedication at Immanuel, choir rehearsals, and an International Youth Conference at Colorado Springs from June 20 to 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan
Board of ‘Trustees
Wennesday
Women’s Missionary Society
Ernest Anderson
W. J*redell
Union Creek Church
J. A. Ponnkuk
Kilmer Huitgren
Carl Moir
Colorado Springs
Colo
V. A. Punnkuk
Local families visited relatives across several states
Larry Boe and Waterbury relatives traveled to Sioux Falls and Rochester Minnesota to visit kin. Mrs Marian Marienau planned a trip to Coon Rapids Iowa to see a friend. Mr and Mrs Brock and Mr and Mrs Arnold of Sioux City visited friends Wednesday. Shoulberg family visited St Louis and families in Illinois. Hesseling went to Riverside California to see relatives. Henry Willer and Ison returned from Camp Atterbury with son Virgil. Searls sisters planned a California vacation visiting Anita in Oakland and Wred Searls in San Jose. Dirks family travel to Paris Texas and a new grandson arrived nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Boe
Sioux Falls
Vivian
Waterbury
Rochester
Minn
Marian Marienau
Coon Rapids
Iowa
Jack Kogern
Mms
B. S. Brock
Wm., Arnold
Sioux City
H. Shoulberg
C. B. Graves
Kenneth ‘Shoulberg
St. Louis
Hesseling
Etta Stoutenburg
Eva Stoutenburg
Riverside
Calif
Henry
Willer
Ison
Stanley
Virgil
Camp Atterbury
Indiana
J. R. Shoulberg
Beth
Downer's Grove
Ill
Chicago
Dorothy
Carolyn Searls
California
Will
Anita
Oakland
Wred Searls
San Jose
Henry Dirks
Leonard Dirks
Paris
Texas
Michael Dmytro
Frank Simoen
Dmytro
Percy Harrington
Westfield
David
Robert Ericson
Albany
Alve Ericson
George Mattison
Robert
J. D. Davis
Sharman
H. E., Bradley
Atlanta
Georgia
Bertsel Brown
Davis
Death Comes to Mrs Chas Utesch Last Saturday
Mrs Charles Utesch of Plymouth county died Saturday morning June 9 19b1 after an extended illness at age 70 years 2 months 22 days Funeral services were held Tuesday at Trinity Lutheran Church led by Rev J A Pannhuk with Mabel Long and Joan Breitbarth singing What a Friend We Have in Jesus and Abide With Me Burial followed in Riverside cemetery Survived by husband Charles two sons Frank of Merl Elmer of Akron a daughter Mrs Howard Witt of Hawarden six grandchildren and four brothers Charles Frank August and Ed Jans of Akron Obituary to be published next week
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Utesch
Plymouth County
Jans
Akron
Trinity Lutheran Ehuren
J. A. Pannhuk
Mabel Long
Joan Breitbarth
Jesus
Riverside Cemetery
Dedication of New Organ at Immanuel Church
The Immanuel English Lutheran church will dedicate the new Haldwin Organ at a Sunday service on June 17 at 8:00 PM. Guest organist Rev H Myron Braun of the Methodist church will perform a varied program including Bach Handel and The Lost Chord. The event invites all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haldwin
Immanuel English Lutheran
H. Myron Braun
Methodist Church
Bach
Handel
Hallelujah Chorus
Braun
Crinity Lutheran Church Activities and Late Sunday Service
Crinity Lutheran Church under Pastor A Pannkuk announces Sunday school and Bible class at 10:00 a.m. with Junior Mission Band during that hour and a 10:30 a.m. Divine worship. Morning confirmation for children, Ladies Aid meeting Thursday hosted by Mrs Herman Reemis, and adult confirmation Thursday evening. No services at St Matthew Sunday. Trinity holds confirmation at 10:30 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid
Herman Reemis
Akron Defeats Duluth Travelers 12 to 3 in Open Tilt
Akron started strong with walks and hits including Blanchard O Grady and a Homer by Easterbrook. Lefty Swift held the colored Travelers to five hits until the ninth inning as Akron pulled away to a 12 to 3 victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth Travelers
Akron
Lefty Swift
Travelers
E. Tucker
Easterbrook
Blanchard
O’grady
Bob Tucker
Swift
Higgins
Miller
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First Baptist Church
Brule Creek Lath
Donald Robert Banks
Shirley Mae Jones
Jefferson, S. D
Public Library
the Methodist Church
Legion Auxiliary News
Big Springs
Baptist Church
Union Club
Luth
Church
Farmers Co-Operative
Wm. Warth
Morrison
Mr. Warth
Henrich
Chas. Utesch
Immanuel Church
Crinity Lutheran Church
A. Pannkuk
Indees
Negro Club
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