Wedding Bells Ring Wednesday in Sioux City Ceremony
The wedding of Miss Astrid Johnson to a groom from Portland township was held in Sioux City with a noon ceremony. Vocal and instrumental selections accompanied the rites, including Lohengrin and Mendelssohn. About sixty guests attended. out of town guests included Miss Astrid Johnson and Mrs. Feather. The bride wore pink triple-sheer georgette. the gown was pink and white with a shower bouquet. The groom wore an Oxford gray double-breasted suit. A wedding dinner followed. congratulations from friends were read and a honeymoon trip to the Century of Progress expo in Chicago is planned.
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Pearson
Peter Poi
Waldonne Clifford
Johnson
Arid
Migs Ithien Franzens
Stowe ‘City
Lohengrin
Loia ‘Johnson
Brida
Andelssohn
Astrid Johasson
Sioux City
Herbert Lundwall
Mathilda
Liki
Claaseen
Elaine Smikah
Lillian’ Johnson
Péter Johnson
Akron High School
Ale
Fberan
Plymouth County
Portland Township
Chicago
Wets Triumph in Iowa Vote on Prohibition Repeal
The special election in Iowa listed as dry state changed the eighteenth amendment question. Total votes 627 218. 977 275 for repeal and 249 943 against, about 137 000 majority. Counties with large cities showed support while rural areas leaned dry. Several towns including Cannastan and New Hop voted in favor. officials names noted.
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Iowa
Uuerday
Towa
Cannastian
New Hopalikra
Highteenth
Tuoaday
Aming
D. G. Rosa
R. B. Brown
BF. J. Awankon
F. 2. Robingon
Py Ay Foley
Farm Bureau to Meet at Downtown Location
County agent Tompson attended a state meeting of county agents at Améa last week. The bureau will arrange a meeting at a downtown location and vacate quarters by order. Rooms were previously at Nicolls-Pitcher drug store and portions of the court house are involved.
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Ureau
Adde
Bigamy charge filed in Sioux City case
Forrest Dilly, 26, of Storm Lake, faces a bigamy count after a Thursday municipal court arrest in Sioux City. Mrs Pansy Dilly, his alleged first wife, and Myrna Mullins, 21, also of Storm Lake, were cited for marriage to another man’s spouse. Dilly and Mullins released on bond. Also noted are newborns and births near Storm Lake in June 1933: a son to Clarence and Mrs. McMahon, a son to Fred and Mrs. Vogel Lang, a daughter to Herman and Mrs. Ahrens, and a daughter to John A. Hultgren.
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Sioux
Forrest Dilly
Storm Lake
Pansy-Dilly
Myrna’ Mullins
Storm F
Clarence McMahon
Town
Fred Vogel 7Ang
Chatsworth
Herman; Ahrens
John ‘A. Hultgren
Union Creek Church Notes
Union Creek Church announces no Sunday services and a birthday supper at Luther Hall on Tuesday evening June 27. Each person pays one cent per year of age. First course served by Mr and Mrs Henry Fickbohm, second by Mr and Mrs HA Hyltgren, third by Mrs Hannah Bellborg, with others hosting various courses. Junior Mission Band meets at Luther Hall Saturday afternoon June 24. D J Edward, Pastor.
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Luther Lengue
Luther Hall
Lutheran Churches Hold Youth Weekend Near Alcester
The Lutheran parishes cancel Sunday services and invite youth to a Gospel Langue convention at Land's storehouse ten miles north of Alcester. The event runs from Friday at 10 am to Sunday with speakers Bible hours and singing. The Brale Crook Aid meets Thursday June 20 at Mrs. Jania Larson's home. Pastor Walter I Amoth extends a cordial invitation.
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Jung
Land's Storeh
Alcester
Jania Larson
Greenwood Brady Team Wins One Set in Tennis Tourney
Akron tennis clubs held a One Set Doubles tournament at local courts with Greenwood and Brady defeating Kennady and Baron 6-4 in the frat round. Kessler and Silkebakken also won 6-2, while Dirks and Samuelson advanced on byes. Finalists Greenwood and Brady beat Kessler and Silkebakken 8-6 to claim the title.
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Akron
Brady
Greenwood
Kennady
Baron
Kessler
Bilkebakken
Stryzewski
Smith
Dirks
Samuelson
Silkebakken
Silkebukken
Greenleaf
Hammer
Kennedy
Kassler
Stryzeweski
Gassman
O’clook
First Church Bible School and Worship Schedule
The First Church of Christ announces Bible school and worship with Bergan on a Divine Author Ly subject. Christian Endeavor meets at 7 p m with officer elections. Vacation Bible school ends with a Children's program Sunday at 8 p m. Public invited. W H McDonald, Minister.
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Bible School
Divine Author Ly
Christian Endeavor
Pleasant Hill A. B. Church Children’s Day Program
The Children s Day program drew a full house with high quality performances by the children. Services on Sunday June 25 featured Sunday school at 2 p m and worship at 3 p m with a sermon on the Value of a Life and a treatise on the Sixth Commandment by Pastor A Eacobson.
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A. Eacobson
Portland Farm Bureau Picnic Honors Mrs Richardson at Johnson Home
PORTLAND F B PONTO and Farm Bureau picnic at the Edor Johnson home north of Akron on June 29. Mrs Richardson, noted as a key Farm Bureau leader, will be the principal speaker and discuss agriculture’s progress and recommendations to Roosevelt. Ta Weidauar, C El Miampson, and Paul Line also appear. all townships invited. bring a covered dish and join an evening of meat and talk starting at 6 PM.
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Portland
F. B. Ponto
Farm Bureau
Wdor Johnson
Northonat
Akron
Otolock
Milaworth Richardaoti
State
Buren
Biel Spd
Bunton
Richardson
Our Farm
Biyem
Roosevelt
Buerenu
Shia
Ite
Jlewie
Ta Weidauar
Plymouth County Taorm
Bureany
C. EL Miompson
Daynty
Edor Johnson
Thraday
Methodist Church Notes Eva Conner to Speak at Service
Mrs Eva Conner of Alcoster will give the morning sermon next Sunday in the Methodist church. She spent years in Africa with her husband in medical missionary work and is well known locally. The evening topic is An Atheist Who Became a Christian. Sunday School and Epworth League meet as usual. Next Tuesday the Epworth League District convention will be in Kingsley. F F Robinson pastor.
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Eva Conner
Alcoster
Trinity Lutheran Church Hears Pastor Attend Lutheran Convention
Trinity Lutheran Church reports no service this Sunday and Sunday school next Sunday as the pastor travels to the Town district convention of the American Lutheran church in Lytton from June 22 to 27. Mrs Meske will join Irisland and visit daughter Mrs Arthur Langholz in Belmond, Iowa. Trinity Ladies Aid plans a take sale on Saturday, July 1. Pastor Freda Meskw and Mr and Mrs J H Pollock visit Arnold's Park this week with sister Mrs A Armstrong.
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Schiool
Lytton
American Lutheran Church
Meske
Irisland
Mis
Arthur Langholz
Belmond
Towa
Trinity Ladies’ Aid
Freda
MESKW
Akron Ball Team Wins Game From Hub City Sunday
Akron beat Hub City 7 to 5 in a Sunday intercity baseball tilt. Key moments include Browns three-bagger, Peck and Whittaker driving in runs, and a late Akron rally in the seventh and ninth. Hub City threatened late but Akron held on for the win. The visiting team also made errors that aided Akron scoring opportunities. The game featured several stolen bases and timely hits from Brown, Johnson, and Hartman. Next Sunday Akron hosts the Wiondreagn Indians at 2:30 p.m. in what promises a fast, competitive matchup. Mrs Waterbury and children visited Rochester, Minnesota earlier this week.
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Akron Golf Clinb
Alcester Sourse
Alcester
Akron
W. Koeh
E. A. Beck
G. Mattison
TH. Swanson
N. J. Brown Seers
E. Anderson
Ay B. W. Haas
A. Treikeeeee
B, Walters
Wheeler Rabe A
O, Silkebakken
C. Jolson
Schoulberg
McKaig
He Rosshoch
Kosh
H.-H. Wetzeler
L. W. Koch
Eaton Tate
W. J. Davidson
Qeberl
R. DéRemer
A. aWwyer
Stvesepems
Sons
Vermilion
A. Brown
Peck
Brown
Fulrgren
Ereond
Donlin
Sale
R. Mets
B. Hartman
Johnson
Linstrom
Love
Big Timning
Whitaker
Pack
Hub Cuy Boys
Secon
Tucker
Hultgren
Linatrom
T Hullgren
Tasker
Donkin
Lundbium
Norrin
R. Metz
Hub City
Peek
Alyon
Hartman
A. Bixler
Wiondreagn
Akron Juniors Win A Pair In Local Baseball Doubleheader
The Akron Juniors beat Hinton 10 to 0 on the local diamond with Dernell Swift starring by hitting a home run, triple, double and single in five at bats. J Neal and B Swift pitched, D Swift caught, while Bogenveil and Savage pitched for Hinton. A return game at Hinton resulted in an 18 to 9 Akron victory with Hartuigan contributing extra-base hits. Remaen Juniors visited Akron for a Friday afternoon matchup.
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AKRON
Hinton
Dernell Swift
Neal
B. Swift
D. Swift
Bogenveil
Savage
Hinton Battery
Hartuigan
Aleron
Elis
Eppling
B. Swilt
J. Neal
Plymouth County 4-H Rally and Achievement Day
Plymouth County Farm Bureau hosts Achievement Day on June 30 at LeMars Methodist Church starting 10 30 am. Principal speaker will be Mrs Raworth Richardson from Albin state committee woman. Rally Day for 4 H youth is scheduled in Cleveland Park LeMars on June 27.
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White
Plymouth County Farm Bureau
Te Methodist Church
LeMarse
Raworth Richardson
Albin
Farm Bureau
Plymouth
Cleveland Park
LeMars
First Baptist ROH Next Sunday Services Announced
First Baptist Church announces services next Sunday in the morning and evening at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. Pastor R. E. Brown will speak at both. Sunday school gathers at 10:30 a.m. Young People's Union meets at 7:16 p.m. All are invited.
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Young People’s Union
R. BE. Brown
Handicap Golf Tourney Opens at Akron Country Club
The Akron Country club starts its first handicap golf tournament next week with 16 players posting low net scores to advance after the initial round. The sequence runs: first round June 26 to July 1, second round July 2 to July 6, third round July 7 to July 8, and finals July 9 at 2 pm, all 18 holes.
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Akron
Regiater-Tribune
C. M. Allen
Carl Anderson
C. W. Anderson
Sperling Anderaon
W. C. Audlurigon
J. C. Arkin
N. O. Brown
W. J. Davidson
Henry Dirks
Ehner Greenleaf
Porjest Greenwood
Fre Haas
Emil Koch
L. W. Koch
J. A. Jonson
J. A. Jonson, 8; Dr. A. J. Kesslar, 18; Dr. Geo. Mattison, 4; C. C. Moore
A. Rossbach
H. Shoulberg
P. J. Siert
Ole Silkebakken
Ray A. Smith
T. M. Shawhan
Z. F. Stecker
EB. C. Thorson
H. H. Wetzeler
Immanuel Eng Lutheran Church Notes June Activities
Immanuel Eng Lutheran Church Sunday services mark Second Sunday after Trinity with Sunday school at 10 a.m. and morning worship at 11 a.m. Pastor Samuelson will speak on The Way of Salvation and Side-tracks. An illustrated Hands Across the Seas lecture from Gustavus Adolpus College at St Peter, Mina, follows at 8:26 p.m. plus vocal selections. Annual church picnic is set for July 20, with details to be announced. Aid Society meets next Thursday at 2 p.m. hosted by Mrs Rosell Fingen and Mrs Mary Larkin of Vermillion.
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Immanuel Eng
Luth
C. W. Samuelson
Trinity
Gustavus Adolphus College
St. Peter, Mina
Africa
Aid Society
Rosell Fingen
Mary Larkin
Vermillion
Notice to water patrons conserve supply due to low city level
City water patrons are requested to use no more water on gardens and lawns than necessary as the water level in the city walls is getting low from excessive use. Begin conserving now for the several hot weather months ahead. J. F. Brown, Supt.
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Gare Dyns
J. F. Brown
Commissioner Loans Expected to Help Farmers
Albert Johnson of the Union County National Farm Loan Association reports from Hert Waddell at Farm Town that commissioner loans will reduce farmers debts by enabling cash settlements. Loans, collateralized by farm property or crops, run up to 5000 dollars each and may reach 75 percent of appraised value with second mortgages allowed. During the first three years no principal payments are required if no default occurs, with repayments in annual or semiannual installments.
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Albert Johnson
Union County National Farm Loan Association
Hert
Waddell
Federal Land -Bank of Omaha
Federal Land Bank
Land Bank
Flames Destroy A Barn And Shed On Tremaine Farm
The large barn and adjacent shed on W. R. Tremaine’s farm, about two and a half miles NW of town, were destroyed Monday night between 10 and 11. Five sets of work barns saddle stanchions and tools owned by Smizer and sons were burned, insurance lapsed. Ben Smizer tenant tended property. no livestock lost. Akron fire department arrived late with chemical truck. barn fully engulfed. Cause undetermined. a dog skeleton found near doorway. Residents watched from cars as blaze lit the night sky for miles.
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W. R. Tremaine
Ben
Smizer
Atock
Percy Suwnizer
Charles Sinizer
Akron Fra Department
Swizer
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LeMarg
Union Creek
D. J. Edward
Walter 1
Aamoth
Met
First Church OF Christ
W. H. McDonald
Pleasant Hill
A. B. Church
F. F. Robinson
Trinity Lutheran Church
J. H. Pollock
Mrs. A. Amstrong
Arnold's Park
Flandreau
D. L. Waterbury
Rochester
Mina
First Baptist
W. R. Tremain
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