Lemars Man Killed in Sunday Motor Crash
Fred Green 46 a Plymouth county resident and World War veteran died Sunday afternoon after his car collided with a vehicle driven by Frank DeRaad of Ironton at the Primary roads Nos 6 and 29 east of Akron. He died from a crushed head and injuries. funeral held in LeMars with military honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Green
Plymouth County
Frank DeRaad
Ireton
Akron
Green
Sacred Heart Hospital
LeMars
Luken
Fickey Motor Co
No. 5
Perry Creek Road
DeRaad
Fred Halley
Mr. Green
Treton
H. Luken
Mark DeForce
R. E. Rippey
Fred, Greenways
Grand Duchy of Luxemburg
Europe
Walmer Post
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Soldiers’ Field
Legion and Auxiliary Meet At Hinton Draw Large Attendance
More than 150 attended the county Ameri can Legion and Auxiliary session in Hinton last Thursday. GQ. M. Brown of Whiting won county endorsement for department commander. Auxiliary officers elected: Scholter chair, Scholter to Iowa City delegation. Wessling vice chair, Adams secretary, Brehm treasurer, Holtgreve historian, Heidbrink chaplain. Program included solos by Held and Mrs. Dewey Bender, a Swedish reading, luncheon and dance. about eighteen Akron members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Legion and Auxiliary
Hinton
GQ. M
M. G. Irwin
Merrill
John Reemis
Akron
L. L. Burrill
Miss Held
Dewey Bender
Fred Johannsen
Sioux City
Westfield 4-H News Meeting Notes and Dates
The Willing Toilers met with Shir Icey Adams on Tuesday June 25. Mrs Clark Tindall reported on her Ames 4-H convention trip. Delegates were absent. a report will be given July 9 at John Willer home. A special meeting is planned July 6 at Mrs Tindall’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shir- Icey Adams
Clark Tindall
Ames
Merva Rozell
John Willer
Miss Sims
LeMars
Busy Bees 4-H Meet Discusses Cleaning Tips
Sioux Township 4-H club Busy Bees met at Marguerite Maron's home on June 20. Leader Mrs. Fred Ross was chosen to attend the 4-H Girls convention in Ames as assistant leader. Helen Beaubien led the meeting. Lunches were provided by Sylvia Hummel and Marguerite Maron. Next meeting set for July 2 at Verda Hummel's house with Pearl Holder as co-hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Maron
Fred Ross
Ames
Helen Beaubien
Sylvia Hummel
Verda Hummel
Pearl Holder
Epworth League Ice Cream Social Planned
The Epworth League will hold an ice cream social in the Corner Cafe building Saturday evening June 29. Prices: Ice Cream Cake and Coffee 15c. Tea Cream 10c. Cake 5c. Ice cream bars cones and pop on sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Local notes as Misses and families visit and plan summer
Local items report Mildred and Lillian Johnson visiting the G R Johnson home in Sioux City. Several relatives travel to Clark South Dakota and Spearfish for visits and summer school. Vesper club to meet at Miss Hattie Sayles with Mrs Otis Maynard assisting. Fourth of July celebrations are planned, with closings and events in Beresford Riverstown Park Kingsley and Riverview Park Sioux City. CCC camp entrants and local youths depart. many family visits noted. Weather brings a bumper small grain crop and corn growth as showers total 4.09 inches for June plus today's rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred
Lillian Johnson
G. R. Johnson
Sioux City
Carl Anderson
Clark
S. D
Viola Maynard
Spearfish
State Normal College
Vesper Club
Hattie Sayles
Otis Maynard
Dorothy Brown
Marble Rock
Iowa
Palmer
Moir
Beresford
Riverstong Park
Kingsley
Riverview Park
John Hilers
John, Jr
Altamont
E. N. J. Willer
Hilers
Willer
Yankton
Eldon
Harold Pollock
Wyoming
Carroll Davis
Byron Allen
Melvin Sorenson
Kenneth Anderson
Sidney Jenson
Paul von Hagel
Emil Koch
Ralph Heyl
Emil
Akro n Ball Team Loses Thrilling 1-0 To Jefferson Nine
Jefferson and Akron played ten innings with Christenson twirling for Jefferson and Huffman for Akron. Christenson allowed one late hit and fanned twelve. Huffman matched with twelve strikeouts and four hits allowed. In the tenth, Stevens scored from third on a fumbled throw for a 1-0 Jefferson victory on Sunday at Jefferson’s home field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AKRON
Jefferson
Westfield Drops Close One In 11 Innings
Westfield baseball lost an 11 inning game to Hub City 3 to 2 at Riversioux Park on Sunday. Kapfer held the first eight frames with only one hit allowed before Hub City rallied in the final two innings to win. Westfield will face All Nations Negro team at Riversioux Park on Sunday, June 30. POLLOCK SELLS PANTRY CAFE Pollock sold the Pantry Lunchouse to Adolph Kindt of Wagner SD who took possession this week. The Pollocks and sons drove to Riverton Wyoming where her parents reside. The move aims to aid Mrs Pollock health. Mr Pollock plans to return to Akron later for business matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westfield
City Bunch
Riversioux Park
Kapfer
Hub City
All Nations
Pollock
Russell Pollock
Adolph Kindt
Wagner
LS. D
Akron
Fine Talkies At The Impress And Empress Theaters
The Impress theater presents three films for June 28 and 29 with Charlie Rug gles and Mary Boldnd in People Will Talk a lively comedy. The Empress show on June 30 and July 1 features Hooray for Love starring Gene Raymond and Ann Sothern. July 3 and 4 offer Mary Jane's Pa with Guy Kibbee and Aline McMahon, a rib tickling comedy. All programs include comedies musical shorts or cartoons for family enjoyment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Impress Theater
Charlie Ruggles
Mary Boldnd
Gene Raymond
Ann Sothern
Liberty Magazine
Guy Kibbee
Aline McMahon
Rossbach Family Reunion At C A Hamilton Home
A Rossbach family reunion near Alcester gathered about forty relatives from North and South Dakota and Iowa. Attendees shared lunch baskets, enjoyed a social time, and planned a Baptist church parlor one act play That Awful Letter by Helen to be staged June 29 at 8 30 pm with free admission and refreshments.
Akron High School Alumni Meet Plans Picnic
Akron High School alumni in Akron and vicinity are asked to gather at Mrs. J. E. Brady's home at 8 pm on Tuesday July 2 to arrange the annual alumni picnic. Mrs. J. E. Brady, President, Akron H. S. Alumni Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron High School
Akron
J. E. Brady
Akron H. 8. Alumni Association
Legion Auxiliary to Meet Tuesday at the Legion Hall
The regular Auxiliary meeting is scheduled for Tuesday July 2 at the Legion Hall all members urged to attend. Several social visits occur with relatives from Denver and Sioux City guests noted. A one act play That Awful Letter will be presented at the Baptist church parlors Saturday June 29 at 8 30 PM ice cream cake coffee and cones to be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Elizabeth
Baptist Church
Legion Hall
E. Paulson
Ivor Ranum
Mabel Ranum
Norman
Lewis Ranum
Denver
Colo
Forrest Olson
Emily Olson
Sioux City
Lloyd Morehead
C. G. Johnson
Lillian
Mildred
Alice Smith
Miriam Miller
Lloyd Johnson
G. R. Johnson
August Lundgren
Fred Claesson
Minnesota
Lake
Winnibigoshish
Fd. Dirks
John Winquist
Mine Winquist
Norma
N. D
Jens Carlsen
Wae
Aarhus
Denmark
County Corn Hog Instruction Held At Six Plymouth Sites
Meetings were held Monday at six Plymouth County spots to instruct township committees on the 1935 cornhog program. Contracts were ready for signing and the campaign set for signatures countywide. Regional meetings occurred in Le Mars Remsen Kingsley Westfield and Hinton with county corn hog leaders and riders contracts updates explained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth County
le Mars
R. L. Weidauer
Brunsville
J. P. Seliroejder
Remsen
BE. J. Forbes
Kingsley
Geo. i B. Main
Westfield
Will Detloff
Hinton
Des Moines
Pretty wedding joins Smith sister to Horace Brown
Mrs. Gerald Smith and daughter Barbara Mae traveled to Mt. Vernon South Dakota to attend the wedding of Helen G. Smith and Horace A. Brown of Greenfield Massachusetts. The ceremony took place at noon on Friday June 21 at the bride’s parents home in Mitchell. Rev. J Ethan Allen officiated. The bride wore a white embroidered gown and her handmade veil. the groom wore a Palm Beach suit. After a two course dinner the couple departed by motor for the east via the Great Lakes and Canada. Helen Smith Brown is a University of South Dakota graduate who taught in schools for the blind and at Perkins Institute. Brown’s parents live in Norway Maine. he is a Worcester University graduate and works as a federal director of social welfare in Greenfield. The couple will reside in Greenfield and were wished well by relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Smith
Barbara Mae
Ray A. Smith
Mt. Vernon
Helen G. Smith
Horace A. Brown
Greenfield
Mass
Guy H. Smith
J. Ethan Allen
Episcopal Church
Palm Beach
Great Lakes
Canada
University of South Dakota
Gary
Gooding
Idaho
Perkins Institute For the Blind
Watertown
Norway
Maine
Worcester
Greenfield, Mass
Brown
WNAX
Maytag
S. D
David Mentzer
Fred
Struble
Frank Sayles
Freedom Lodge
Leeds
Iowa
Dakota City
Nebr
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Johnson Township
C. W. Samuelson
Ruth
Harriet
Fairmont
Minn
Samuelson
Fred Jensen
Belle Fourcche
8. D
Me Paulson
Minnesota
L. W. Koch
Yankton Country Club
Koch
Albert Lugers
Johanna
Holland, Mich
Akron
Highmore
R. Wescott
Wescott
Cultivating an Eye for Goodness Ends Week Endeavor Lesson
Christian Endeavor notes outline a lesson titled Cultivating an Eye for Goodness led by Lewis McDonald. The society operates under a Five Committee Plan with a Finance committee and a yearly work plan including a budget. A County Executive committee meeting in LeMars next Tuesday will reorganize along these lines, with plans for a Field Day in August and a Retreat in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis McDonald
LeMars
Trinity Lutheran Church Children Missionary Program and Picnic
Trinity Lutheran Church hosts a Sunday service and picnic with a noon dinner in the church basement. St Math Lutheran Chatsworth holds Sunday school at 9 am and English service at 9 30 am. Ladies Aid meets at Mrs Henry Lubben's home Friday afternoon June 28. Pastor Fred A Meske announces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Math. Luth
Chatsworth
Aid
Henry Lubben
Fred A. Meske
Union Creek Lutheran Church to Hold Confirmation
Confirmation services will be held at Union Creek Lutheran Church Sunday morning starting at 10 o clock. There will be no Sunday school. D. J. Edward is the pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Creek Lutheran Church
D. J. Edward
Methodist Church Notes Sunday School as life training
The article urges making Sunday school a family affair and notes its broad influence. A juvenile judge says regular Sunday school attendance appears in his court. Fathers and mothers are encouraged to bring their children. pastor J F Moore invites the public to morning and evening services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
J. FP. Moore
First Church Bible School and Services Schedule
First Church of Christ hosts Bible school at 10 am with Liberty Under the Law. At 11 am Rev Johnson preaches Re building Jerusalem and a dedication for the Banks to fund the Board of Church Extension. Evening service at 8 pm led by Christian Endeavor with Rev Johnson addressing the youth on Partnership With Jesus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
Rev. Johnson
Jerusalem
Banks
Board of Church Extension
Christian Endeavor
Johnson
Jesus
Emmanuel Eng. Luth. Church Sunday schedule revised
Pastor C. W. Samuelson announces Sunday school and Bible classes at 10 a m next Sunday with a time change. Confirmation and examination of the class at 10 30 a m. Communion service to follow at 8 15 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mmanuel Eng. Luth
C. W. Samuelson
Local Nuptials Mark Quiet Midwestern Union County Weddings
A sequence of local marriages is reported from Union County South Dakota and nearby Nebraska towns. June 15 1935 saw Tazetta Nilson wed Clyde Jones in Elk Point with attendants Arlus Nilson and William Bohlen, the couple planning a Grand Island home. Other notices include Elmer Hoffmann and Helen Marbach May 29 1938 at Dakota City, and Adolph C Thiel and Della Warren June 26 1935 at Westfield with Rev Moore officiating.
Former Akron Man Summoned
John B. McKillips a former Akron resident died June 20 1935 at the home of his daughter Mrs Charles Hoffman in Sioux City Iowa after a week’s illness He was 80 years old Born April 11 1855 near Fort Sully Iowa He lived in Akron about thirty years working as a carpenter at J C Wade grocery Wade and But novelty firm later moved to Sioux City His wife died nine years ago Survived by son Carl of Klamath Falls Ore three daughters Mrs Charles Hoffman Sioux City Mrs Earl Ervin Canton S D and Mrs Weith Blackburn Everett Wash two nephews Charles and Jesse McKillips Sioux City Funeral services were held Saturday at Christy undertaking parlors conducted by Rev J E Feller Burial in Klamath Falls Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. McKillips
Akron
Charles Hoffman
Sioux City
Iowa
Mr. McKillips
Fort Sully
Ilk Point
S. D
Flarriet Carlisle
J. C. Wade
Wade
Elis
MelKillips
J. E. Feller
Wesley M. E. Church
Klameth Falls
Oregon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Allan Banks
Thelma
Wansa
Nebro
Legion Meet
County Legion and Auxiliary
Sioux Township
Christenson
Guy Ehuffman
Guy Huffman
C. Swift
Huffman
S. Metz
Short
Swift
Heider
Stevens
Bosse
R. Hebert
D. Christenson
Peck
FA Ff
G. Hartman
B. Swift
C. Metz
Deweeshee
H FE Connors
S. Hebert
R. Christenson
Williams
Good
TE Sears
TE Sears E Ee Dteers
Rossbach
Willow Lakes
Elizabeth Neary
Dorothy Ross
Henry Rossbach
Milton Ericson
C. H. Rossbach
Big Springs
Glen Kanage
Adaville
Joel Gatewood
Herman Jacobs, Jr
John Hamilton
Raymond Hamilton
C. A. Hamilton
Alcester
A. H
Christian Endeavor News
Trinity Lutheran Church
Union Creek
Methodist Church
First Church OF Christ
C. J. Thompson
Lo LA Bieri Ain’ Lair
Sioux Falls
Barbara Forrette
Tazetta
A. W. Nilson
Sioux Valley Township
Union County
Clyde
E. L. Jones
Grand Island
Walter I. Aamoth
Elk Point
Arlus Nilson
William H Bohlen
Bine
Business
Nebi
North Park Avenue
Elmer Hoffmann
Helen Marbach
Rheiney Anderson
Ruth Marbach
M. M. Marbach
Ruble
Ruble General
Adolph C. Thiel
Della Warren
J. F. Moore
Martin Toben
Thiel
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