Public Works Plan Seeks Federal Aid For Towns
Chairman J J Gamerding outlines a federal public works program to fund town projects across communities led by advisory representatives. About 30 to 50 million dollars is expected for improvements with seventy percent repaid and thirty percent a gift, aiming to boost employment and relieve local bond strains.
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Gail
J. J. Gamerding
Irgely
Hirston
Niels “Hansen
Ans
Petersen
LeMars
Cuy
Grimsen
Craig
A. F. Winterlois Struble
Pete Wilhelmi
Kingsley
Wayne Schneider
Oyens
Paul É "Wastfield
Dave Cassel
C. G. Vertion
Akron
Dick Kane
O24
Altmann
Board of Supervisors
M .B
LeMar's
Tosreadvets
Hemeon
Thia
Plymouth County Farmer Dies At His Home In 1938
Gerd Cramer, a longtime Plymouth County farmer and stock raiser, died at his Proton township farm on Wednesday June 7 1938 from heart trouble and anemia. Born in Germany and brought to America as a baby, he lived in the county most of his life. He was 58 at his death. Survived by wife Meta Borchers of Sioux County who died twenty one years ago, a brother Henry Cramer and a sister Mrs Fred Abrondi of Lamora township. Funeral held Saturday afternoon at 2:30 in Christ Lutheran Church Grant township with Reverend A Bohompp officiating. Interment in Grant township cemetery.
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Gerd. Cramer
Plymoth County
Proton Township
Mr.Cramary
Germany
Ho Waa
Amnerica
Plymouth
Sinaa
Flis
Meta
Borchers
Sioux County
Ha Waca
Teaver
Henry Cramev
Fred Abrondi
LaMara Yifinity
Trinity Lutheran Church Children Mission Programs and Schedules
Trinity Lutheran Church notes outline the children mission program at 11 and Sunday school at 9, English services at 9:30, and a church dinner. Ladies Aid meets June 21 in the olural ballroom with bake sale planned for July 1. Pastor Fred A. Meske leads. Union Creek Church notes state there will be no services June 18, Ladies Aid entertaining June 23 at Mrs Time’s home due to Farmers Union proceedings.
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Asso
Mathi
Luth
Chataworth
Aid
Olural Barlor
Red Moing
Will Garva
Trinity
Fred. A. Meske
Union “Creek
Farmers’ Union
Akron Golf Team Loses at Kingsley
Akron traveled to Kingsley last Sunday and lost 23 to 3 in a match. Art Rasmussen of Kingsley shot 82, while Akron’s low scorer was Dr N J Brown with 84. Scoring details show Akron’s weak day on the long hilly Kingsley course. They travel to Alleeze next Sunday for match play.
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Akron
Kingsley
Art Rasmunsen
N. J. Brown
Aleesie
Children Challenge at First Baptist Church Day Program
First Baptist Church plans a Children's Day program titled The Shaded Light by Songay school at 11 am next Sunday with three playlets and music. Sunday school meets at 10 o'clock. Final rehearsal is Saturday at 1 30 pm. No evening service due to pastor's absence at Mt Olive Association. Young People's Union gathers at 7 pm. Ladies Association to meet next Wednesday at Mrs Huckert’s home with Mise Huckert assisting. Church cleaning postponed to Thursday. all helpers invited. Mrs Robert Anderson hosted a Thursday afternoon shower for Jane bride.
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Songay
Mt. Olive
Tadies’ Association
A. Huckert
Mise V cdo /Huckert
Churah
Brown
Akron Ball Club Loses Close Game to Stevens Team
The Akron ball club fell 3 to 2 to Stevens in a pitchers’ duel Sunday afternoon on Stevens’ home diamond. Staudt, Kuehl, and Hansen drove Stevens runs while Akorn’s Peck and Heider produced the Akron tally. Tucker and Kuehl matched in effectiveness, with Tudor praised for containing Stevens’ sluggers apart from the second frame. The Hub City team from near Vermillion, SD, meets Akron again next Sunday at 2:30 p.m.
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Akron Ball Club
Stevens
Akron
Elezely Phyress
Stevena
Lorie Dia
Allegante
Can Ibe
Eneh
Staudt
Steyang
Ted
Chris Waa
Kuehl
Clits
Peck
Heider
O Sinosti
Chinssen
Tucker
Tudor
Secord
Wes
Es -Ree Stevens
Taft
O@ Knell
Knelly
Tuclker
R. Chirig
Vermillion
Akron Frowns
Hub ‘Ily
Heat records shattered after unusual June heat wave
After a week of extreme heat the U S weather bureau records fell as Saturday peaked at 107 degrees in shade and local thermometers hit 109. A cooling breeze arrived late Saturday night lowering temps to about 65 by Sunday and frost appeared in low areas Tuesday. Damaged crops include small grain and potato vine leaves. Rain would help.
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Mercury
U.S. Weather Bureau
Register-Tribune
E. A. Smith
Milnerville
Middle West
Methodist Church Notes and Upcoming Events
The church invites members to morning worship with Home, the Kaystone of All Life and an evening drama titled A Captivating Spiritual Drame. The Epworth League District Convention will meet at Kingsley Church on Tuesday, June 27 at 9:30. Sunday School and Epworth League proceed at regular times. A cordial welcome awaits attendees as Pastor F. F. Robinson urges spiritual health through daily bread and fellowship.
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Kaystone
Epworth League
Kingsley
F. F, Robinson
Confirmation Services at St Paul Lutheran Church
Sunday services at So and St Paul Lutheran churches announce confirmation for seven youths at 10 am. Sunday school convenes at 9 45 am in St Paul and 10 am Brule Creek. The St Paul Ladies Aid meets Thursday June 22 in the church parlors hosted by Mrs Hor ton, Mrs Lokken, and Mrs Carl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul Lutheran
St. Paul
Brule Creek
Vote on Repeal Tuesday in Special Election
A confused OCR style notice urges voters to support or oppose repealing Prohibition in a forthcoming special election. It quotes Henry Grady and argues repeal will ruin prosperity, increase crime, and harm families, while urging a vote to retain prohibition by marking the middle column on the ballot.
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Towa
Codie ‘Eras Lash
Acvate
Grady
Atlanta
Republic
Congress
Egypt
Jericho
Norrow
Not Guilty Plea Flailed in Judge Assault Case
A. A. Mitchell of Struble was arraigned in TeMars district court on a charge of assault with intent to do great bodily injury in connection with an April 27 attack on Judge C. C. Bradley. A venue change request will be heard June 14, with a decision on the plea due June 23. Mitchell, linked to county upheavals, was arrested June 1 in Athia Iowa and returned to Plymouth County. He remains jailed awaiting an appearance bond.
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A. A. Mitchell
Struble
Asseault
C. C. Bradley
TeMars
Ae Jsault
Mitchell
Bradley
Athia
Iowa
Monroe County
R. E. Rippey
Plymouth County
Morning and Evening Sermons at First Church of Christ
The First Church of Christ invites worshipers to morning and evening services with a Bible school at 10 am. A special program follows the close of the school week. The church emphasizes comfort, spiritual warning, and cheerful fellowship. W H McDonald, Minister.
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Church OF Christ
Toplen
Bible Ashool
Cho Vilention Bible
W.H. McDonald
Immanuel Eng Luth Church Notes From Sunday Services
Laurelson, pastor, announces Sunday June 18 as First Sunday after Trinity with Sunday school and Bible classes at 10 am and morning worship at 12. Sermon topic is "Mie Yalgye of oo Tlwnan Soul" based on Malt 10 24 27. Luther League meets at 8 pm. Ice cream social to follow on the church lawn next Saturday. public invited.
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Immanuel Eng. Luth
C. W. Laurelson
Trinity
Luther League
Luthor League
Eliweh
Pleasant Hill VU B Church Children Day Program
Pleasant Hill VU Church presents a Sunday June 18 program at 10 30 a m led by Pastor Jacobson The children have practiced faithfully and the Children s Day offering will support regular benevolences.
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Jacobson
Trial of farm riot defendants concludes hearings set
The complete trial of twenty Farm Holiday movement defendants from OBrien County ended with closing pleas. Judge Earl Peters will deliver verdict June 22 after transcripts. State Assistant Attorney General Powers led the case, with defense by Miller Smith and Nickle. Witnesses described the Primghar courthouse melee during a foreclosure sale, including deputies kissed by attackers.
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O'Brien Sonl
Earl Peters
Primghar
Tlisday
Peters
Mnade
Nelson Miller
LeMars
Claude Smith
Cherokee
O. D. Nickle
Sioux City
Leon A. Powers
William Climsen
Paullina
O'Brien
Seventysixers
Trrouah
Stamford
Conn
Claussen
Luster P. Ballwin
O'Brien County Court
L. C. Tampman
Jhhouse
Edwin Schaeffer
Farmers Holiday Association
Mike Hlorzog
George Popken
Richard
Bradley
Miadu
Shower for June Bride Elsie Johnson
Miss Elsie Johnson honored at a shower held in her home on a Wednesday afternoon. About twenty guests attended with light entertainment and a thoughtful gift assortment for the bride to be. A delicious lunch followed the gift presentation.
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Dor Jolson
Elsie Johnson
Supervisors to Consider Work on County Highways
Plym outh county board discusses highway projects and budget items. A resolution defends Farm Bureau actions amid a dispute over road funds and vigilant monitoring of county spending. A June hearing is set for graveling 96 miles and resurfacing 31 miles, with road work planned for M and local routes in multiple townships.
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Board of Supervisors
Plymouth Raunly
Seasion
Champianna
Des Moines Register
Plymount
County Board of Supervisors
Aleas
Farm Bureau
Reourt House
Thompson
Burreau
Yens
Rounds
Twogood
Millar
Leo Hentges
Humphrey & Son Andridge
Marrill
Union and
Henry
Plymouth County
Gartishl
Lincoln
Portland
Grant
Westfield
Shoulberg Wins Akron Tennis Tourney In One-Set Singles
Bob Shoulberg captured the Akron Tennis Club season opener One-Set Singles title after advancing through rounds that saw Greenwood, Silkebakken, Greenleaf, and Stryzewski compete. Shoulberg beat Greenwood 6-2 in the final after a 6-1 semi and a tense 10-8 win over Stryzewski in earlier action.
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Akron Tennis Club
Bob Shoulberg
Lilkebakken
Brady
Greenwood
C. Sith
HepRerr
R. Greenleaf
B. Shoulberr
Dr. Kessler
Stryzewski
Baron
Silkeb
Yevnis Club
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Gerd. Gramer
Trinity Lutheran Churce
D. J, Edward
Akron Golf Team
Aleater
Simday
AUK
Rasmusgen
LW. Koeh
Beardsl
Dr. G. Jottison
Bpre
Curry
Down . Cae
Dr. N. 4
Rowan
Arma
Eteteve
First Baptist Church
Gomplineatia Ie
Jane
Mra
Robert Anderson
Hex
Miss Grant
Jhonar
Methodist Church
the Lutheran Churches
Walter, Aamoth
Robert Marvin’ Stuart, and
Mies
Mary Elia Rose
the Register-Tribune i
Robert Marvin Stuart
Mya
Robert Dee Sturt
Robert Tes Stuart
Akron M. EB
Taylor University
Upland
Indiana
Misa Mary Nila Rose
Robert Lee Stuart
Miss Bothwell
Tangleman
Mendelssohn
Robert Tills
Spartansburg
Killarney
Elizabeth Stuart
Pondre Hive
Eunice Davis
Little Valley
N. Y
Marvin Derby
Salamanca
Beatrice Bartoo
Catskill
Charles Stuart
Paul Stuart
Robert Eller
Shideler
Arthur Howard
Josephine Stuart
Mary Frances Rose
Olin Ward Rose
Mud Mia
John Ward Rose
Mary Francea Rose
Bud Rose
Tipton
Ind
James Braster
Edith Braster
Beckley
W. Va
Myre
John H. Bane
Jack Bane
Princeton
William M. Stuart
Chicago
Lenora
Masters Warren and
Spencer Stuart
Cedar Croft
Miss Rose
Cookeville, Ill
Ghoreh
Taylor
Boston University School of Theology
Stuart Camp
Lake Okoboji
Stuart
Wood's Hole
Mass
Dune Beverly
Ruth Davidson
Central High School
Central High
Mia
Cora Berlin
Los Angeles
Calif
C.H. Maxson
O’brien
Shoulberg
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