Lutter League convention to be held at Beaver Valley
Local church crowds plan to attend the Luther League convention at Beaver Valley starting July 1 with Sunday school service at 1 o clock. Mrs H H Gassman to arrange the program. Nearby residents receive wedding notices and several local families visit Sioux City and Vermilion for midsummer gatherings. Died John A Ericson of Big Springs after long cancer illness. funeral held at Lutheran church with many friends attending.
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Chuirch
Beaver ‘Valley
Ifrom
Tt-D'Clotl
Luther League
Mra
Gassman
Adthir ‘Anderson
Hilda Larson
Minneapolis
John, Johnson and Son
Johnny
Victor ‘Aviderson
Sioux
Willie Anderson
Mexico
oMr
Ericson
C. C.kanago
aAktron
Cand Rd
Jon B
Taliesin
Eddie' Anderson
Beresford
John Sellbert
Sioux City
Hugo
St “Sioux
Falls
Wes
Baat
Erieaoh
Mer
H. Gastman
Gunhild
Fredell
Jett
Arthur
Broter
Gunard
Stewart Harker
Hage Wiberg
Jon Hultgren
John A. Ericson
Big Springs
Pleasant Hill Happenings Special Correspondence
Community notes report upcoming U B church services and a Sunday school Credle Roll, English Lutheran service at 2 40 PM, and local social visits. Residents include Emma Wang visiting Elk Point, Gladys Noggle visiting relatives, Mrs Andrew Gustafson laid to rest in Roseni cemetery, Leo Poler visiting, Broadbent and Welch at lightning rod work, Luella Bubs staying with Rosa, Ridolph Costafson and child visiting Detroit relatives, William Kerr's cousin Helen Bates visiting Council Bluffs, and Hervey Welch’s family visiting Beresford cousins.
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Pleasant Hill
U. B
Wr. Welnh
Dick Hamilte
Sioux Valley
Emma ‘Wang
Elk Point
Gladys Noggle
Andrew .Ronning
Roseni
I. W. Welch
Akron
Luella “Bubs
Rosa
Bessie Bonney
Ridolph ‘Costafson
Detroit
Mich
Wre -Vlaiting
Andrew Gustafson
Win. Kerr
Mins Helen] Bates
Council
Blutta
Hervey Welch
Floyd Hleworth
Beresford
North Richland Items Special Correspondence
Joe Cox and wife were Akron callers Saturday. A number from this neighborhood visited Swedish Luthorao pionls in Akron Saturday. Mr and Mrs Frank Sayles and Mr and Mrs Sherman Sayles visited Miss Hattie Sayles in Akron Sunday. Wm Boden and wife were Akron callers Saturday. Mrs Joe Beach has been ill but is improving. J Wagner of Beresford visited Sunday at CG Maynard's, Oda Maynard and family and Mr and Mrs M Wy Mann were Sunday callers at Mise and Maynard's in Westheld.
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Richland
Joe Cox
Akron -Bus‘ness
Luthorao Pionls
Akron
Frank Sayles
Sherman Sayles
J. Wagner
Beresford
Maynard's
Maynard
Social Chat and Local Visits Across Towns
Special Correspondence notes Mr and Mrs A A Wilson of Sioux City visiting Wells family last week. Walher Feuerstein and Frani Dréckmann of LeMars in town to see Barnes Huobrock who is in very poor health. Mrs Dr Roland and daughter Helen visited Sioux City last week. Mrs D K Bennett and daughter Sedith and A L Bennett with family planned Vermillion trip to see girls at summer school including Birdie Bennett. Mrs Hilker and son Marvy attended the Akron summer picnic. John Gamble George Schafer Will Sigzs and Bert Cox drove to Sioux City Tuesday bringing back another Word car. Geo Schafer trying to master the brute. J C Bonney and wife and Mrs D W Bennett and daughter Edith attended Akron picnic Saturday. Ford Larkin confined to bed with inflammatory rheumatism. Mrs Webb left Tuesday for Minot ND on business. Mrs BW Farnsworth was a passenger.
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A. A. Wilson
Sioux City
Wells
Walher ‘Feuerstein
Frani Dréckmann
LeMars
Barnes “Huobrock
Dr. Roland
Helen
D. K. Bennett
Sedith
A. L. Bennett
J. C. Bonney
Wifter
Bennett
Edith
Akron
Ford Larkin
Ds. Webb
Minot
BW. Farnaworth
Tupadhy
Slo
Slesnor
South da
Claudia Pike
R. Knapp
Mabel Taylor
Leo Mansfield
Dona Allard
Jefferson
Ardella
Della Millette
Mary Millette
Heralter
Mansfield
Emil Jensen
Merrill
August Hayser
Weastfield
Anna Elndgren
Charles Johnson
Cassen
Olga Jensen Ia
Emil
Pike
Bronx City
Bethel Church
Miletieboys
Milenerville Notes Preserve Local Happenings and Chautauqua Promos
Milenerville and nearby villages publish a lively list of community events. cattle sales top the week with a blooded animal selling for 2800 dollars. LeMurs hosts upcoming Chautauqua starting Sunday. local visits, hospitalities, and church notices fill the page, including baptist services and vacation plans for the pastor and family.
Resolution of Lodge Sedmands Departure Unanimously Adopted
At the regular meeting of Sioux Ibdse No. 594 the following resolution was unanimously adopted mourning the departure of brother A.V. Sedmands. He is described as a true brother and splendid type of citizen. The lodge expresses sympathy to the bereaved family and orders copies of the resolution presented to the family and spread upon the minutes. Signed by Acting Noble Grand AOG. A. Palm and Secretary M. Swist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.V. Sedmands
Lodge
Odd
Birth Announcement for Pike Family Daughter
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Clarence Pike at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Herman Jacobs northwest of town on June 29 1918. T O O guests attend every Tuesday swelling at Masonry Hall visiting members welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarance Pike
Herman Jecobs
Masonry Hall
Local notes from town and county events and deaths
Local column records July gatherings at Rosy Grove and the Farmers Grain Co picnic, church ladies fairs, and visits from relatives. It reports weather, crop prospects, car purchases, a fire typing agreement, and deaths including Mrs Andrew Ronning of Union D. D. It notes funerals at Rosena Lutheran and community sympathy for the bereaved family.
Beautiful Home Wedding at Akro n Home
A refined wedding took place at Mr and Mrs James G Hays home in Akron on a Tuesday in June 1816. Ruth Agnes Hays married Earl Leonard Ross with Rev Robt Lee Stuart officiating. The ceremony featured a piano wedding march and a four course dinner. The couple left for Iowa City on a short wedding trip.
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James G. Heyson
Akron
Ruth Agnes ‘Hays
Earl Leonard Ross
Rob't Lee Stuart
Humbgidt
Towa
Lttle Evelyn
Myrtle Billings
Killarney
Victor J. Heys
Ruth Brady
Fem Adams
Ruby Knudson
Nell Adams
Victor J. Hays
Jas.g. Hays
Akron‘ High
Airs
Ross
Portland
Township
Cou
Tole Jett
Iowa City
Irene
Kfirs
Jao
M.rows
Sioux City
Mary. Lambert
Loyal
Wis
Mraz Lillie
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Theo. Vanderham
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Colo
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Willard
Colton
G. Hays
Mary Lambert
Hays
Lilsie B. “White
Chicago
Ruth Hays
Andrew ‘Ronning
Union County
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Jacobson
Rosena Lutheras Whura
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J. B. McKiips
Akron Savings Bank
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