Westfield Writeups Chronicle Local Happenings
Westfield society notes report visits by Mr and Mrs John Cronin of Ovens and others in the Harl Michael and Mary Wahl homes. Lucille Dennler spent Saturday with her parents in Merrill. St Catharine Guild met with Mrs A A Martin hosting. upcoming meeting March 16. Lenten services held each Friday in St Catharine's church. Mrs Adeline Lattin, longtime resident, died in Akron. Tea event at Community Hall organized by Miss Ardis Ellenberger with students serving and performing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cronin
Ovens
Harl Michael
Mary “Wahl
Tuesaday
Lucille Dennler
Merrill
A. A.’ Martin
St. Catharine’s Guild
Walter Bennett
M. F. ‘Flynn
Richland
St. Catharine’s Church
Adeline ‘Lattin
Akron
L McCoy
Pat’Gant
Sioux City
Connolly
Ruble Rumblings Special Correspondence
Local social notes recount visits among Morehead Sampson Kallsen Miller and Miller families near Craig Akron and Spink with relatives at Barth Miller and Ruble schools. Plymouth Presbyterian Ladies' Aid met with Mrs Collman.
Garland Visitors and Calling Corners
Albin Carlsons and Leonard Baums visited George Fickbohm home Sunday. Mrs Henry Heeren has been visiting with sister Mrs Henry Busch. Lester Fickbohm was a caller at the Garland scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albin Carlsons
Leonard Baums
George Fickbohm
Henry Heeren
Henry Busch
Lester Fickbohm
Local society notes from Beresford and area
Miss Lois Jewel of Beresford spends a week with cousin Rose Hilton at the Harvey Wealth home. Mrs Floyd Elsworth of Bruce spent several days visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs Hol Thormasgard visited the Dick Hamilton home. Herman Jacobs Sr moved from Ak pon to his Garland farm. The Farmers Union met at Ball Bros home Monday evening. Harry Ball, Julius Ball, Verla Busch, and Verdga Busch motored to Yatton on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick "Hamilton
Community Notes From a Local Iowa Town Row
Mrs M H Barr visited daughter Mrs Pearl Wieland in Sioux Falls. Misses Helen and Gladys Tucker hosted friends Saturday night. Clarence and Arvel Lake hosted visit with Akron relatives Sunday. Mrs Maurice Erickson visited her sister in Weat field. McCorkell sick. Bennetts and Franklin visiting Tucker cousins in Whiting Iowa. Wesley Stevens and father ill with flu. nephew cares for them. Austin Thayer left for Hurley South Dakota to work on a farm. Hendricks and son Edward stayed with granddaughter Del Countryman in Moville Iowa. Miss Swanson and Maude Fletcher visited Edward Holden home Tuesday. Snow covered the area. moisture needed. Ole Nelson installing a new well on property occupied by Clarence. A D Lyons notified that son Thelbert was taken to Methodist Hospital in Sioux City. Mrs Walter Bennett returned from Westfield after nursing two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.H. Barr
Pearl Wieland
Sioux Falls
Helen
Gladys Tucker
Clarance
Arvel Lake
Akron
Maurice Erickson
Perry McCorkell
Weatfield
Union Creek Church Plans Sunday Services March 12
Union Creek News reports Sunday morning services at the Union Creek church starting 11 o'clock with Sunday school at 10. It notes local visits and moves including families relocating to area farms and residents visiting Sioux City and Hornick. Several health updates and community notices conclude with a prompt to patronize home merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union ‘Creek
Union Creek
Wm. Ericson
Evelyn
Wilma Ericson
Marion Hultgren
Sioux City
Elmer Hultgren
Kelvin Heeren
Lawrence Ericson
Clifford Johnson
Imogene and
Russell
Eirk Point
Francis Boden
Casper
Wyoming
Akron
H. E. Bradley
Ruby Bradley
Albert Anderson
Lois
Bernice
Hornick
Godfrey Davidson
Gunnard Carlson
Teckla Johnson
Spink
Kathryn French Place
Herman Jacobs
Imogene
Ole Peterson
Chas
George Miller
Alcester
Earl Hultgren
Lorraine Anderson
Milnerville Notes Record Local Life and Changes
Milnerville residents recount weekly events from meetings at Dale Hunter home to school politics and farm tenant shifts. Families move between Cedar Rapids and Morningside while Janes and Beckons mark birthdays. A Studebaker wreck near Perry Creek ends with minor injuries. heavy snow boosts moisture.
Adaville Activities Notice
Special Correspondence reports Herbert Cummins and family moving to a farm south of Akron last Wednesday Rudolph Kamradts moved to a farm east of Hinton last Friday Fred Hussmaan cleared snow from main roads Monday Miss Leone Zellers of Sioux City was a dinner guest of Mr and Mrs Frank Thomas Sr of Newcastle Nebr Sunday Mr and Mrs W W Zellers hosted a birthday party for daughter Leone Saturday night about thirty Sioux City youths attended music and games with a late midnight lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Kamradts
Hinton
Fred Hussmaan
Leone Rhany Birthday Tribute Noted In Departed Yidhies Mention
A brief memorial item recalls Leone Rhany as part of a departed group named Yidhies. The note marks birthdays observed by friends and associates, honoring his life and the shared memories within the community.
Weather Toll Help Guy Iowa Auto 1930s Safety Note
A weekly safety article prepared by Dr. A R Lauer of Iowa State College for the American Legion State Highway Safety Council records auto related weather tolls and totals from 1930 to 1932, noting figures 650 killed and specific year totals including 683.10 in 1984.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A R. Lauer
Iowa State College
American Légion
State’ Highway Safety Council
Don Quixote on Our Highways Drives a Modern Tale
A satirical piece compares drivers to Don Quixote and his squire, noting reckless speed and time as their foe. It ribbingly cites a 26 mile trip from Jimtown to Hick Center in 23 minutes in a Leopard 12, urging safer, reasonable driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben
Quixote
Don Quixdte
Don Quixote
Jimtown
Hick Center
Birth date card plea to improve the Register Tribune
The note seeks reader comments for paper betterment and urges sending a birthday card with the correct sentiment. It promotes personal touches and a subscription offer to save a dollar yearly, mentioning a large ad elsewhere in the paper.
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Register-Tribune
Régister-Tribune. Office
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H. C. Buehre
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Art Wetrosky
Edwin Kiemme
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Plymouth Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid
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Milnerville
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Wash
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Sonour Isness
Margaret Mastley
Adddl Club
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Walden Fry
Vanice Hunter
Brown
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Netti
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Elk Point
Walter Bernhardt
Harlan Allen
Hancock Township Farmers’ Union
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Fred Maloney
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Perry Creek
Cy Knapp
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Worden
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Marjorie Knapp
Cyrus
W. B. Milner
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LeMars
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Albany
N. Y
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Albert ‘Schnittel
St. Joseph's Hospital
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Klayer Bros
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V. E. Rossow
L. E
Adaville
Herbert Cummins
Leonerhany
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Women On the Farm
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Cervans
Eglater
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M.D
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