Union Creek Lutheran church notices and visits crowd social week
Special correspondence reports no services at Union Creek Lutheran next Sunday. Luther League will stage a literary program next Wednesday. Several residents visited relatives in town, including John Johnson from Long Beach with his sons, and Evelyn Ericson with her grandmother Mrs Hultgren. Families moved to Akron, visits from Worthing and Hawarden residents noted. Mrs Sellberg seriously ill. Ericson family illness improved.
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Union Creek
Lutheran Church
Luther League
John Johnson
Long Beach
California
August
Johnny
Hilder
Levi Nilson
Seliberg
Olof Ericson
Thompson
Elmer Hultgren
E. Westin
Eddie Anderson
L. &. Ericson
5. Gassman
Akron
Vislt
Sellberg
John Pierson
Worthing
S. C
Frank Wilcox
Evelyn Ericson
Hultgren
C. 4. Johnson
Big Springs
Seilberg
John Sellberg
Alex Petry
Hawarden
Alve Ericson
Pleasant Hill Church Plans Children Day Program
Pleasant Hill news notes no church services next Sunday. Sunday school will stage a Children's Day program in the grove at the Wm Kerr home at 10 30 with a basket dinner to follow. Rev Prewitt of Akron to deliver an afternoon address. Ladies Aid gathering set for June 30 at Mrs Gust Lundgrens home.
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Pleasant Hill
Wm. Kerr
Prewitt
Akron
Local Social Notes From Weekend Visitors and Guests
Mr and Mrs Wm Kerr hosted and guests included Lewis Helseth and family at Joe Powell s home, Glaf Elofstad and Olive at Kerr s, and several couples visiting Wilson Heasley s. Ned Carroll and baby and the Andersons, Munga and George Wilkens joined a picnic at Dick Hamilton s, while Gardner family of AkTon spent days with relatives in the area.
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Wm. Kerr
Fred Graham
Lewis Helseth
Joe Powell
Glaf Elofstad
Olive
Martin Rierson
Henry Smith
John Heassley
Wilson Heasley
Ned Carroll
Baby
Anderson
Munga
George Wilkens
Dick Hamilton
Joseph Gardner
Ak Ton
Milnerville Notes Highlight Visits and Local Happenings
Pearl McKellar of Vermillion visits Milnerville as Buys family moves stock to Sioux City. W B Milner and daughter Mary Louise seek hospital care for tonsils and appendicitis. Small church meeting raises 125 for repairs. county agent may visit Sioux Township with a program at the high school. Cake and ice cream to be served. Baker and Rawleigh reps canvass the area. Mrs Laula Mayers assists in caring for her ill father-in-law. Bert Lawrence keeps busy blacksmithing. rainstorm causes minor damage. Farms resume plowing, haying plentiful. Ole Kippstead truck supplies tools. Jim Whitney works for Mrs Cramer. Schlessers visit Westfield. Will Schlesser sells paints. Ladies Aid plans a quilt bee. Vance Hunter and Bessie Clemensen wed at Knox church. to live near Westfield. J P Knapp markets cattle in Sioux City. Grace Hilegs and Deneran Taylor visit from Morningside and LeMars for weekend at home. J B Hathaway shows health improvement and plans for the family.
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Sioux Township
Rawleigh
Laula Mayers
Milnerville
Remsen
Bert Lawrence
Bert
Ole Kippstead
Sioux City
Kirpstead
Jim Whitney
Cramer
Will Schlesser
Hauser Farm
Noah Hauser
Westfield
Schlesser
Fred Weber
Vfurther
Vance Hunter
Bessie Clemensen
Knox Presbyterian Church
Turner Farm
J. P. Knapp
Grace Hilegs
Morningside
Deneran Taylor
LeMars
J.B. Hathaway
Local residents share summer plans and family news
Reports from Akron detail Fourth of July reunion plans and departures, extended visits to Denver and Storm Lake, farm sale offers, and a family move toward Wigwan. Several relatives are noted traveling or visiting Sioux City, with health updates for Gertha Knapp and Lois Knapp and a new Worden daughter added to the family news.
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Sam
T. Kearney
Sec’y Treas
Sioux City
Iowa
Westfield Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Travels
Mrs. Evan Heinz of Sioux City visited Westfield, with Mrs. Peter Butler and baby returning home Tuesday. Roger Lias hosted by his Akron mother while Miss Julia Conway returned from Jackson Nebraska. Herman Marks wed Nellie Reeder of Yankton at the Marks home in Gayville. Frank Anderson and Vincent Conway secure Tri-state Radio agency, planning a demonstration unit at the Bank of Westfield for market reports.
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Evan Heinz
Sioux City
Peter Butler
Baby
Roger Lias
Akron
Julia Conway
Jackson
Nebr
A. A. Lilly
Herman Marks
Nellie Reeder
Yankton
Marks
Gayville
Frank Anderson
Vincent Conway
Bank of Westfield
Te Bank
Stein
Chas. Buchter
Forrest Purvis
Chas. Gosting
Wynet
Vivian
Wilson
Carrel
Flandreau
Canada
Mr. Carrel
Towa
Merrill Meigs
Jitle Sim
Chicago
Meigs
Marshalltown
Community notices and visits around Elk Point area
Mrs. Kent Sr. of Elk Point hosted visitors while the Ladies Aid met at the Warren home. Spaulding and Ward families hosted guests, Winifred Kendergan visited M I Flynn, and St Catharine Guild set a June 29 meeting. Electric line crews inspected the Omaha firm Heningson Co worked on the Akron link. Weatfield concert promoter for Fourth of July preview.
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M. I. Flynn
Tracy
A. D. Lilly
Prairie City
Freeman Ward
Sally
Vermillion
Berh. Spaulding,Jnr
Sally Ward
Mary Spaulding
Lester Sanford
Electric Light Men
Heningson Co
Omaha
Akron
Ik Point Band
American Legion
Reeves Gains Confirmed in Official Vote Canvas
Hawarden Independent reports that T. J. Reeves won the Republican nomination for clerk of the courts by 8 votes after the board of supervisors completed the official canvas. The updated tallies show Reeves 1759 to Harrison 1751, with Lincoln township flipping in Reeves favor after earlier miscounts. Reeves is in Des Moines for the Masonic grand lodge as the correction circulated.
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Hawarden
Finnegan
Agin
T. J. Reeves
Reeves
J. C. Harrison
Maurice
Board of Supervisora
Board of Supervisors
Harrison
Board ‘of Supervisors
Lincoln Township
Des Moines
Masonic Grand Lodge
Good Tires Now at Low Prices
Henry J Callaghan a United States tires dealer recalls a time when tire repair was common on long trips and prices were high. He touts a peak of 39,000 miles on a Royal Card set and notes today’s accessible, high quality tires at record low prices for motorists and war years.
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Tris
Henry J. Callaghan
United States
Boston
Lutheran church announces Sunday school and bilingual services
The Lutheran Church schedules Sunday school and Bible classes at 10:00 next Sunday. Scandinavian language services at 14:00, Sunday school again at 1:30, with communion at 2:30 in Scandinavian and 3:90 in English. Immanuel Church also has services at 10:00 Sunday. Ladies' Aid Society and Helping Hands meet Friday afternoon with Mrs. W. Wilkerson. Pastor A J Berglaker signs off.
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Paul
Ladies' Aid Society
W. Wilkerson
Immanuel
A.J. Berglaker
Administrator named for Ida Brown estate in Iowa
On June 1 1922 the District Court of Plymouth county Iowa appointed M A Brown as administrator of Ida Brown late of the county. All debts should be paid to the administrator and all claims presented to the court for allowance with proper authentication. Dated LeMars Iowa June 1 1922 published June 8 16 and 22 1922.
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District Court
Plymouth County
Iowa
Ida Brown
LeMars
M. A. Brown
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