Pleasant Hill Church Plans Regular Services and Visits
Special correspondence notes regular church services next Sunday morning and Sunday school at 10 30. Locals visit Star Prairie camp meeting and welcomed relatives from LeMars. Numerous calls and visits occur at Kerr and Heuren homes as local families share Sunday gatherings and travel to Akron for high school completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Hill
Star Praiie
Dick Hamilton
Wallace Beeler
B. J. Simmenson
Elk Point
Wm. Kerr
Albert MecConkeys
Wim. E Huff
Cluf Hofstad
Frank Kerr
Elton O'Conner
York College
Nebraska
Iowa
LeMars
MD. Heerens
Carolee Fogo
Welch
Earl Kerr
Akron
Chas. Reams
Neomi
Lew Bly
Iva Welch
Carolee Foro
Wilson Heusles
Milnerville Ladies' Aid Meeting Rescheduled This Week
Milnerville notes a revised schedule for the Ladies' Aid meeting this week replacing the 21st, per the president’s request. Milner spent the weekend with relatives in Sioux City and has joined Tom Walsh’s crew, replacing Oriie Allard who went west to his father’s ranch. Keith Knapp returns from Ames for the summer, with friends Aronson and Gerry in tow, as they visit Knapp’s home before returning to summer school. The Igrows and many relatives visit Sunday at the C. J. Knapp home and Trometer farm. Ernie Luce and James Kent Luce visit Mrs. Tuce’s relatives. Lois Knapp, back from Akron, is to seek operation in Sioux City for wisdom teeth, with a recent X-ray suggesting removal. Mrs. Ward Knapp is released from the hospital and returns home, her husband noting his city trip for her. Ange J. P. Dybdaht and spouse enjoy a country Sunday picnic. Dr Brunner makes Sunday calls. special services during the pastor’s absence were not well attended, Lose is present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milnerville
Ladies’ Aid
W. A. Milner
Sioux City
Tom Walsh
Oriie Allard
Keith Knapp
Ames
Aronson
Fort Dodge
Gerry
Clarinda
Knapp
Ernie Luce
James Kent Luce
Tuuce
Lois Knapp
Akron
Ward Knapp
Ange J. P. Dybdaht
Brunner
Ruby McSperran
Adventist Church
Charlie Briggs
Jonas Fursee
Okal Stevens
Slows City
Ernest Taylor
Sioux Cuy Journal
Montana
Extwin
A. Ruys
Noah Hauser
Clyde James
R. H. Milner
Archie Hallen
Fay Knapp
Jackson
Nebraska
Berry
Emily Hathaway
NW. BR
Carl Lindgren
Lindgren
Mss
Florence Hathaway
Miss Hathaway
Louis Beaulieu
C C. Montagne
George Beaulieu
Minnesota
Gladys
Graceville
Owen Taylor
K. James
Vernon Twoguod
Loomis
Chicago
Valentine Tremeter
Hathaway
Mr. Hathaway
Ralph Hathaway
Violet Fry
Frank Holm
Elsa
Jesse Croas
Curiew
Walden Fry
Shorty
W. C. Stauffer
Hub Mansfield
Lloyd Worden
South Dakota
Geneva, Taylor
LeMars
Jsbel Mulheron
Sami McSperran
J. B. Hathaway
Edwin Taylor
Rudy
Clifford Kellogg
Cody
Grace Briggs
Morningside
R. By Barton
Robert
Mellons
Sundin
Robert Wursee
Westfield
John Cronin
Tee Mars
Milo Mills
Mapleton
H. Detmers
O. B. Lilly
Divi Doyle
J. W. Rae
Iowa
Welch
Hauser
Baby
Ethel Ciley
Walnut Grove
Minn
Mary Chapman
Harry Chapman
Don Tobey
A. A. Martin
Johnson
Wilson
Plandreau
S. D
Miss Griffith
W. H. Wahl
Carroll
Dave Cassel
Shrine Band
San Francisco
Misa Tynetta Johnston
Oliver Deming
Lillian Cilley
Long Beach
Cal
R. H. Cilley
Stanislaus Tracy
Omaha
Nebra
Creighton College
F. T. Purvis
Purvis
Wester
Mike Flynn
G. Ts. Mann
Grinnell
Florence
Walter Cassel
J. C. Mahan
Vermillion
Rose Lyons
Mitchell
Jonas Wester
Ira Maynard
Jula Cilley
I Morningside College
Leonard
Miury Lynett
Chas, Savage
Harry ‘Rockwell
Grandma ‘Tenger
Frank Teager
Hiden Hummel
Milnerville News Recap and Local Notices
Milnerville residents share church services and readings. A Milnerville baseball team loss looms over Chatsworth in Rivers Sioux, while locals report health updates, travel to Sioux City and Vermillion, and church plans. A farm bureau meeting near Sunnyside is announced with social refreshments and a pledge of attendance.
Westfield Notes Jubilee of local ties and travel
Mrs John Cronin returned home from Tee Mars while Mr Milo Mills visited Mapleton. Rev and Mrs Detmers spent two weeks at the Lilly parsonage and Miss Doyle returned from Fort Dodge. Hog shipments, births, and family visits weave through a busy week with gatherings at Lins and Warren. Mrs Wilson improves slowly. plans form to move her to Plandreau.
Neighborhood Notes From Town Socials and Guild Meeting
Two of her nephews are in the class. Mr and Mrs Harley Nanda and family of Fairview South Dakota spent Sunday in town. Infants here. Narice, who had been visiting in their home, returned home with them. Miss Abbie Peterson from near Sioux City spent Sunday at the W B Dilley home east of town. St Catharine's Guild meets today in the home of Mrs PA Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley Nanda
Fairview
S. D
Narice
Abbie Peterson
Lioux City
W. B. ‘Dilley
St. Catharine's Guild
Mra. Pa. A. Martin
Union Creek News notes local events and visits
Rev and Mrs Emil Johnson travel to St Paul to attend the Augustana Synod. Cemetery Day at Union Creek cemetery invites all to plant and help beautify. Supper funds the cemetery fund. Junior Missionary Band meets next Thursday. Delegates attended Sioux Falls Luther League convention in Alcester. Miss Gassman named Luther League delegate to Center City in June. Elsa Pearson visited Sioux City. Hawarden visitors the Harters at Selberg home. Pearl Anderson visiting Levi Nilson. Elvina Harker visited Wm Ericson. Mrs Ericson visited ill mother Hultgren. Victor and Eddie Anderson families visited Levi Nilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Johnson
St. Paul
Augustana Synod
Gustaf
Sioux Walls
Luther League
Margaret Gassman
Center City
Inn
Elsa Pearson
Sioux City
Stewart Harker
Hawarden
Seliberg
Pearl Anderson
Levi Nilson
Elvina Harker
W C T U Institute in Akron
County unions meet at First Christian church Akron on Thursday June 22 starting 10 a m with a full program led by county and local presidents. Speakers include Mrs S A Woods Mrs M A Nall Mrs A McDougall Miss Alta McCorkell and Miss Lillian Lobdell among others with sessions on law enforcement education and social morality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Plymouth County Institute of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Akron
First Christian Church
S. A. Woods
LeMars
M. A. Nall
A. McDougall
Summer Inox
Emma Wrigg
Merrill
Our Flower Mission
Lillian Lobdell
Mae Johnson
Mia
Alta McCorkell
Hinton
Ruth Swift
Trow
le Mars
Howard McCorkell
L. H. Lemon
Mellusa Hadawald
Mertill
Wilburaux
DeMars
Hoorneman
America
Penealeuen
Booze Party Disrupts Nebraska Sheriff’s W C U Notes
Nebraska's sheriff Gua Hyers hosted a party for W C U members amid amidships of reform efforts. Officers and W C U attendees confronted liquor in a creekside scene destroying mace liquor valued around $10 000. Witnesses reported bottles and jugs seized and some taken home by attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OG. T. U
Nebraska
Gua Hyers
Thellime Dufyn
Hiveluck
Mr. Hyers
W.C. U
Oecnafon
Notice to Cemetery Lot Owners at Riverside Cemetery
A secretary reminds lot owners of Riverside cemetery rules forbidding fencing or excess curbing, shrubbery, or untrimmed plants, and bans cottonwood or box elder trees. Foundations for monuments are provided by the association with advance notice, urging all to cooperate to keep the cemetery beautiful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside Cemetery
A. U, Wilrkon
Sccy
Administrator's Notice of Ida Brown Estate
District Court of Plymouth County Iowa appoints M A Brown as administrator of Ida Brown deceased. Creditors must file claims by the court. All debts payable to the estate should be remitted to the administrator. Dated LeMars Iowa June 1 1922. Publication dates June 16 and June 22 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Plymouth County
Iowa
Ida Brown
LeMars
Towa
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USCO
United States
Rubber Company Iftyths
Ontriathos Braschen
U. S
Henry J. Callaghan
Akron, Ia
Register- Tribune
Chas Wise
Grocery Department
Sten
Santa Clara
Paul Wendt
Progressive Social
Epworth League
Ireton
Bethel
Treton
Leslie Hill
Mill
Motherville
Bethel Sunday Schools
Agnes. Beaulien
Lewis Beaulieu
Farm Bureau
Sunnyside High School
Union Creeek News
W. C. T. U. Institute IN
Bockkelping
Bord
Tuttion Tow
C. Boylea Business College
Neti
T. Kearney
Sec’y-Treas
J. L. Clayton
Elgin
Films
Cobb & Greenleaf
Jon Sosz
RHC
Frank E. Scor Comission Co
Sela
Eaux Aa
Diamond Prince
My Farm
Robt. E. Murphey
Farmers’ Lumber YD
Louis Koch
Harry Waterbury
Drag Line
Akron, Jowa
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