Westfield Notes Describe Illnesses and Local Events
Kathleen Port has been ill for a week though improving. Social visits include Arch Dreeszen at Henry Dreeszen’s, and Sioux City guests at Wm French home. Westfield events feature the As You Like It Club, a fire at Wm Weeks, and numerous weekend gatherings. The high chorus plans a Merrill performance. Local election results show Roland Swanson reelected, Tom Martin elected, and a record vote of 162. amateur show March 18 funds the Westfield library. World Day of Prayer in Elk Point, led by L M Staing, honors Sarah Chakka with a robed choir and multiple church representations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westfield
Kathleen Port
Roy Port
Arch Dreeszen
Henry Dreeszen
Sidney Anderson
Connie
Louella
Lilian, McKnight
Sioux City
Wayne Sawyer
Marian
Kansas
Wm. French
Evelyn Banks
Jack Knapp
Harry Nelson
Akron
Bruce McIinnis
Hawarden
Johnny Ludwigs
Lyle McInnis
Misa Shirley Allen
Rosenbaum
Robert Trefren
Westfield High Chorus
Merrill
Frank Langle
Sharon Langle
Norman Tucker
Elk Point Cong
Congregational Church
Elk Point
S. D
United Church
L. M. Staing
Sioux Falls
Sidney Smith
Lowell Bennett
Sarah Chakka
India
W.O.P
Frank Stickney
Peter Yung
Burbank
Carl Blanchard
Richland
EB. Woomer
Clara Price
Edsel Holden
Cora Gunderson
Mesdames Levi Card
Robert Collingwood
Neil Skogsberg
George Farrin
Duane Hanson
Frank Mackey
Robert Michael
James Swoyer
Local church tea after service marks area unity
Mrs Willis Morsa of Richland and Mrs Holden of Elk Point attended a joint church gathering. F F Elbe played organ. Ushers listed several residents from Richland Elk Point Westfield and Burbank. Eight area churches joined with two outside ones. four denominations represented. A tea in the church parlors followed the two o clock service with Harmon Boyd and Mrs Elbe presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Morsa
Richland
Holden
Elk Point
F. Elbe
Deloris Nagle
Donald Banks
Westfield
Clarence Wagner
Burbank
William Tone
Emmia Pace
Clifford Isaacson
Ladies’ Union
Harmon Boyd
Elbe
Westfield Cloverettes Meet At Westfield School
The Westfield Cloverettes held a meeting at Westfield school on March 8 1954 with ten members present. Vice president Winifred Selmiensside called the meeting to order and the pledge was given. Members approved paying 689 for portfolio materials and a cent per member for an account book. The group will study paintings and plan activities for March 22 meeting with Judy Neuroth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westfield ‘Cloverettes
Westfield School
Winifred Selmiensside
Ruth Ann Mackey
Sharon Neuroth
Carla Johnson
Frances Bernhardt
Judy Neuroth
Farm Moves and Local Elections Reported in Southwest Plymouth
Southwest Plymouth Co special correspondence notes Wesley Prouillette moving to the Albert Mahaney farm in Liberty township after four years nearby. C V Banks also shifts to a Johnson township farm he bought earlier. Mrs C L Liston undergoes an operation at a Sioux City hospital on March 8 and many friends wish her a speedy recovery. Annie Rusk was taken to a Sioux City hospital on March 1 for treatment and is expected home soon. In Hanock township school election held March 8, the following persons were elected: No.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwest Plymouth Co
Wesley Prouillette
Moville
Albert Mahaney
Liberty Township
C. V. Banks
Mahaney
Johnson Township
C. L. Liston
Hancock Township
Sioux City’ Hospital
Annie Rusk
Sioux City
Local School Board Directors and Funeral News Mentioned
The record lists Roy Postlewaite and J. Sturtevant in district races with No. 8 and No. 4, while No. 1 winner is unknown. GC Knapp elected director at large. T A Ross attended Mrs Larson’s funeral in Elk Point on Saturday, March 6. The Sioux Hancock Family Living group met at Mrs Wm French on March 4 for a School Problems lesson led by Mrs Frank Ruesehling, with next meeting at Mrs Richard Milner’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Postlewaite
J. Port
Jay Sturtevant
GC. P. Knapp
T. A. Ross
Larson
Elk Point
Wm. French
Frank Ruesehling
Richard Milner
Lake View Breezes Hideaway Visitors and Moves
Pfe James Wilder on leave from Camp Walters Texas visits Walter Benson home. Mr and Mrs Andy Baker Sioux City and Mr and Mrs Gale Robinson and Sharon Were visit Dewey Maynard home Saturday night. Elmer Dimmick and Delvin visit Hawarden relatives. Sidney Maynard and family moved to a farm near Jackson Nebraska. Gift subscriptions to the Register Tribune suggested.
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Akron Register-Tribune
RAY A. Smith & Son, Publishers
Plymouth
Sioux
Woodbury
Iowa
Union County
S. C
Plymouth County
Westfield Cloverettes
Register- Tribune
Home Savings and Loan Association
Badgerow
Douglas & Jeffers Shoe Shop
Akron Cleaners
Summerfield
Ed James
Dr. James
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Tribune
Hawkeya
Akron Feed Mills
Lawrence van Court
Davenport
Clinton Oats
Eldon J. Bryant
Fred Husman
Farrow
Donald Willer
Lyman Mollet
Andrew Seed Oats
George Hitzemann
Wardrobe
Donald “Lucken
Akrom Feed Mills
Bob Michael
Rawleigh
Freeport
Ill
Wm. Mannize
Wm. Henke
Gordon Bryant
Pettengills’ Concrete& Lumber
Rock, Rapids
Farmers Co-Op
Chester White
Davyl Taylor
Daryl Taylor
Hampshire
John Sykes
Alton Cement Works
Worthington, Inn
Montana
Fall Boats
Jos
Johnson
H. J. Vanderham
Worthington
Minn
H. A. Lansdowne
Alfone Hay
Henry Gebauer
Avon
Raymond
Haare
Tucker Bros
Bray
Ott
Akron Creamery.Co
Akcron, Iowa
Adams Implia
Gov. Bins
Millard
Dwight Wakeman
Sioux Valley
Chevrolet
Quire Kerr Motor Co
Charles Knouse
R. E. Garvin
Akron, Lowa
Leonard A. Brooks
Arron
Erink Deamon Abelling
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Home Owned
U. S
HAM
Franks
Pound
U.S.D.A
Cudahy
Silkebakken’s
Carnation
van Camp
del Monte
Gerber’s Baby Food
Duncan Hines
Kraft Dairy
Booth
Hormel
Richelieu
Baby Stuart
Dolly Madison
Richelieu Raggedy-Ann
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