Westfield Write-Ups Highlight Local Visits and News
Westfield notes a stream of social items. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Harry Michael and Mrs Ed Kane from Sioux City. Guild meeting set for Thursday in Community Hall. Cattle consignment by A A Martin to Sioux City market. The Anderson family hosted Mrs Guss Anderson of Shirling Wyoming. Several locals and relatives travel between Westfield Alva Oklahoma and Ames Iowa. Various engagements and movements surface including marriages, illnesses, and society events in early 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Michael
Ed. Kane
Sioux City
St. Catharine’s Guild
Community Hall
A. A. Martin
Art Anderson
Mr. Anderson
Guss
Shirling
Wyoming
Wm, Seyler, Jr
Albert Buckingham
G. P. Littelle
Rooch
Ames
Iowa
Bessie Moffatt
Westfield
Albert Elliott
Akron
John van de Braak
Slayton
Minn
H. D. Nelson
Melvina
Eagle Grove
Bliss
Hummel
Lea Rose
Mapleton
A. D. Anderson
O. B. Lilly
Lilly
Ann Tracey
Mary Wahl
Marcella
Wm. Welch
Thos. Shearer and Son
Thos. Warren
Vessey Harrington
Veterans’ Hospital
Des Moines
Albert Hummel
Cherokee
Harry Ryan
Jefferson
Catherine Spaulding
Yankton College
Mattis
Sargeant Bluff
Milnerville Mention Highlights Local News
Special Correspondence from Milnerville reports a seven year old boy fell from a thirty foot embankment while flying a kite and was treated for bruises and shock. Sage notes cover family visits, school events, local illnesses, and social gatherings, with multiple mentions of Milners, Browns, Hunts, and Hunter family ties and Sioux City trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Hardy
Ames
Marjorie Knapp
Hunter
Des Moines
Cyrus Knapp, Jr
George Brown
Earl Ramesbotham
Ramesbotham
Brown
Howard Milner
Agnes Helm
Onawa
Sioux City
August Helm
Plymouth County
Richard Milner
Liberty Township
Akron
Mabie
Westfield
Wallace M. Short
Fry
Cyrus Knapp
Lawrence Brown, Jr
Harold Cooper
Lawrence Brown
R. F. Milner
Kit Cassen
Waterloo
Cassen
T. B. Cassen
Hiram Smith
Jessie Hathaway
Harry Hathaway
Roy Cassen
Westfield Students Lead County Spelling Contest
Westfield school will send representatives to the County Spelling Contest in LeMars on Monday April 1. In the K–8 competition, top finishers by grade include Edith Catherine Berguin Rae Hummel Daisy Stickley Eva Bertrand in eighth grade Irene Martin Mildred Buryanek Kenneth Hummel Walter Hummel in seventh grade Dorcas Knapp Chester Yates Gertrude Michael Margaret McDongell in sixth grade Anne Tracy Wieanor Rosenbaum Maxine Shearer Margaret Michael in fifth grade Walter Shearer now moves about with a crutch and A Christian Endeavor entertainment is upcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westfield School
LeMars
Westfield
Edith Catherine Berguin
Rae Hummel
Daisy Stickley
Eva Bertrand
Irene Martin
Mildred Buryanek
Kenneth Hummel
Walter Hummel
Dorcas Knapp
Chester Yates
Gertrude Michael
Margaret McDongell
Anne Tracy
Wieanor Rosenbaum
Maxine Shearer
Margaret Michael
Christian Endeavor Entertainment
Walter Shearer
Union Creek Church Plans and Local Visits
Union Creek church will host Sunday services and Sunday school on March 31. Luther League organizers listed for April 16 include Alve Ericson, Clifford Green, and John Pearson. Women’s Missionary Society program planned for April 14 with organizers H R Anderson, Esther Hultgren, and Elmer Tultgren. Local residents and visitors shared social visits and shopping trips in Sioux City and LeMars, with families listed: Harrington, Gale, Boden, Seeley, Green, Johnson, Vick, Hultgren, Ericson, Westin, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Creek
Luther League
Alve Ericson
Clifford Green
John Pearson
Women’s Missionary Society
H. R. Anderson
Esther Hultgren
Elmer Tultgren
Percy Harrington
LeMars
Ralph Gale
C. V. Boden
Clifford Johnson
Lester Seeley
Gordy Green
Grover Vick
Esther, Hultgren
Sioux City
Wesley Heeren
Elmer Hultgren
Wayne Waterman
Win
Ericson Hone
Eddie Anderson
Bertil Westin
Adaville Activities and county church debate summary
Adaville community notes include social calls among Hultgren and Cra mer families, farm work and corn fodder harvesting by Herman Jacobs and others, a $11 theft at Nora creamery by youths with potential leniency, and upcoming Rev Cahill ordination services. County ministerial gathering discussed The Sins of the Minister. Community clubs met at Akron and Plymouth, with debates on liquor laws, and local farm bureau activities and dinners across Adaville and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Herman Jacobs
Chas. Malloy
Cecil Harrington
John Numsen
Hultgren Bros
Wesley Heeren
Milford
Hultgren
Raymond Hamilton
Nora Creamery
Clark Tindall
Harry Nelson
Akron
Everett Orr
Nelson
Frances Gable
Frank Thomas
Zellers
Elmer Brown
Nelson Brown
Grant Brown
Adaville
Oakland
Nebr
Walter Cahill
Cahill
Emil Nelson
U. B
Hollingshead
le Mars
Kalp
Howdeshelt
Miles Goodrich
Lloyd Baldwin
Brotherhood
Moore
George Gable
Frantz
Kenneth Dry
Palestine
Til
Hannah Lever
Chicago
Edna
George Dry
Merrill
Irwin Taylor
Frank Gable
Lener
Pleasant Hill News Social Roundup
Special correspondence from Pleasant Hill notes visits and gatherings. Elmer Klemme family and Harvey Welch family with son Orville joined Russell Huff. John Olson family from Centerville S D visited Alfred Miller and Esther Miller helped move. Alfred Sommervold hosted Sunday dinner. Mrs Wilson Heasley and Gene Gardner of Vermillion were guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandma Gardner
Bert Goodroad
Whitewood
Harvey Welch
Henry Hull
Paul Everetts
Akron
Bert Goodread
Wm. Welch
Elk Point
Russell Huff
Peter Faber
Roy Carlson
Elmer Klemme
Orville
Eugene Hilton
John Olson
Centerville
Alfred Miller
Esther Miller
Alfred Sommervold
Wilson Heasley
Gene Gardner
Vermillion
Spink Team Plans Meeting After Local Social Notes
North Garland Gleanings reports a Hamilton Hall reception honoring newlyweds Mr and Mrs Alvin Jamtgaard with a well attended event. Raymond Hamilton and family visited the M A Hultgren home. Spink baseball club schedules Thursday meeting at the Spink store to elect a captain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Hall
Alvin Jamtgaard
Raymond Hamilton
M. A. Hultgren
Spink
Spink Store
Chatsworth Chats Special Correspondence
Mr and Mrs L J Crammond of Sioux Falls and others visited local homes in Chatsworth. Residents reported visits from Mary Walker Hudson and D K Bennett households. Sioux City trips included Chris Scheffen family and B W Dalgiesh. Hawarden visitor Fred Finnie helped with paperhanging. Local families Renken Brabend hosting Sunday. Mauraine McFarlin from Flandreau visited mother. Mrs Frank Vogelzang hosted activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Crammond
Sioux Falls
Geo. Wakeman
Mary Walker
Hudson
D. K
Bennett
H. C. Renken
Craig
Louis Brabend
Mauraine McFarlin
Flandrean
Frank Vogelzang
New Century Club Hosts Light Luncheon
Mrs. Johnson led the New Century club gathering on Wednesday with a light luncheon served by the hostess. Carol Johnson had her tonsils removed at Akron hospital on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Century Club
Johnson
Carol Johnson
Akron Hospital
Portland Township
Opera House
Ruth Evans
Ruth
Stuart Harris
Frank Evans
Lesterville
Lesterville, 5. D
Alice Cooper
What keeps NRA alive amid fading status
A recovery coordinator Donald Riehberg told how the NRA sustains itself through a large public payroll workforce, revealing the funding and personnel backbone underpinning its operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NRA
Donald R. Riehberg
Senate critique of NRA spending and job distribution
The NRA machinery costs over 41 million dollars annually with public jobs spread across states and cities. Washington headquarters employs many workers and salaries exceed 5000 dollars for many officials. Appointee positions arise from political contacts and influence, fueling a push to maintain the NRA setup despite heavy code curtailments. The paper argues the NRA is an expensive toy to be eliminated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
NRA
Washington
House
Sioux Falls Argus-Leader
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Akron Savings Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Bell Telephone Laboratories
Western Electric Company
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