Baseball duel: Grossbusch bests Easterbrook as Yankton beats Akron
Lefty Grossbusch of Yankton limits Akron to a season low in hits while Easterbrook goes 2 for 4 for Akron. Gallagher homers for Akron and Marges leads Yankton with three hits. Easterbrook fans four, Grossbusch four as Yankton edges Akron 4 to 2.
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Akron
Wakey
Yankton
Marges
Easterbrook
Walters
Yanks
Rhe Akron
Gallagher
Grossbusch
Grosshusch
South West Plymouth News Notes and Reunion Report
Special correspondence from Southwest Plymouth highlights visiting relatives Earnest Luce now in California and plans to return briefly. Marvin Mervill of Denver visiting. Hoyt Hunter a former resident recovering in Sioux City area. An 11th Abraham reunion at Union County state park drew 147 attendees, 47 families with prizes and games. oldest attendee Andrew Abraham aged 87, youngest Douglas Leonard seven weeks, Adolph Abraham traveled the farthest from Chicago. Heavy June rain caused minor damage due to contour planting and good ditching and culverts.
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Southwest Plymouth CO
Earnest Luce
California
Sioux City
Perry
Sioux
Hancock
Luce
Plymouth County
Marvin Mervill
Denver
Colo
Merrill
An Airlines Corporation
Hoyt Hunter
Sioux Township
Hunter
West
Bronx Township
Plymouth
Florence Banks
Ww. E. Cowell
Union County State Park
Darel Claussen
Andrew Abraham
Elk Point
Douglas Leonard
Leonard Abraham
Spink
S. C
Adolph Abraham
Chi
Community obituary and annual report details fall in Siouxland area
The piece lists attendees from Sioux Falls and Sioux City for a local gathering with extended family. It notes two marriages and 13 births but no deaths in the past year. It also names retiring and incoming committee members led by Mr. and Mrs. Darel Claussen and Mr. Oscar Myhre.
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Cago
Ole Abraham
Owendell Solem
Sandra
Yankton
Ida Solass
Ralph Rohifsen
Oscar Myhre
Jacquilene
Sioux Falls
Art Abraham
Albert Abraham
Rachel Olson
Henry John
Jack Claussen
George Abraham
Sioux City
Roy Abraham
Ogscar Ronning
Ernest Johnson
Alvin Sommervold
Darel Claussen
Dwendell Solem
Clarence Zwweifel
Roy Nielsen Honored as Iowa Oil Booking Leader
Roy Nielsen of Ply mouth Co-Operative LeMars topped Iowa in oil booking, exceeding quota by 4,028 gallons and 328.6 percent in Future Delivery Co-Op Oil and Grease Campaign. He earned a congratulatory letter from Lloyd W. Clark and was asked for statements on Why I Like the Oil Booking Program and How I Did It.
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Roy Nielsen
Iowa
Plymouth Co-Operative
LeMars
Consumers Co-Operative Association
Kansas City
Nielsen
Lloyd W. Clark
Death of Vermillion boy John Neary at four and a half
John Neary four and a half year old son of Mr and Mrs Paul Neary of West Cedar Street Vermillion died Monday June 18 at 1 pm in Rochester Minnesota after heart surgery earlier that day. He had been in ill health since birth. Survived by his parents a brother Thomas Edward and a twin sister Patricia Ann
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John Neary
Paul Neary
Cedar St. Vermillion
Rochester
Minn
Thomas Edward
Patricia Ann
Obituary for Neary–Hansen Family relatives mourned
A sister Mary Ann and grandfather Edward Neary of Beresford join grandparents Mr and Mrs John Hansen of Beresford in mourning. Funeral services are set for Friday June 22 at 10 a m at St Agnes Catholic Church with Rev Hugh K Wolf officiating. Interment will follow at Akron Iowa.
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Mary Ann
Edward Neary
Beresford
John Hansen
St. Agnes Catholic Church
Hugh K. Wolf
Akron
Iowa
Farm Belt feeds promise growth for hogs and cattle
We offer Linseed Meal and Pellets for future delivery while our Oathuller is busy. A farm family story shows a doctor avoiding a duck mistaken for a stork. Our 45 percent Hog Balancer and Farm Grains aim to produce fast growth, thrifty hogs, and premium pork. Use Farm Belt 34 percent Cattle Supplement with 100 lbs supplement to 1300 lbs grain for mixing or grinding.
First women’s magazine claim disputed by periodical writers
The Gentlemen's Magazine and Godey’s Lady’s Book are cited in debates over which 18th or 19th century periodical claimed to be the first women’s magazine, reflecting scholarly hesitation about naming a definitive pioneer.
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