Union Creek Church Services and Local Obituaries
Sunday services begin at 11 with Sunday school at 10 at Union Creek church. Reports include injuries to George Anderson after a four-horse accident and the death of Frank Wilcox from pneumonia, with funeral held at Akron Methodist church and condolences extended to the family of Floyd and Helen Wilcox.
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Union Order
Union Creek Church
Elmer Hultgren
Martin Johnson
Elk Point
Chas. Boden
Leonard Jamoureux
Clifford Johnson
Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Convention
Union Creek
Sioux Falls
Beaver Valley
Benton
Salem
Mitchell
Ahisburg
Dalesburg
Jim Leonard
Los Angeles
Cal
Jon McMurray
Ralph Dewey
Milton Ericson
George Anderson
George
Akron
Frank Wilcox
Wilcox
Methodist Church
W. Gow
Floyd
Helen
Births Reported Near Town on May Day and Late April
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Floyd Ogden south of town on May 1 1928 and a son to Mr and Mrs Lincoln Tweet west of town on April 27 1928 The two families are listed in the local birth notices of the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Ogden
Town
Lincoln Tweet
Community Chorus Members Listed in Local Recital
A long reader list names Bob Stroulbece Mooney and Howard Manning among police and chorus participants. The roster includes sopranos altos tenors and bass sections with multiple family and town names such as Genevieve Brugger Dorothy Klauer Pauline Hubbs Lois Johnson Clifford Wynia Howard Lundborg and Jay Sykes reflecting a town concert lineup.
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Moon
Lady
Attendantsa
Julia Klauer
Corinne Lamoureux
Marjory Klaver
Lois Koch
Artan Anderson
Vivian Root
Amelia Metzee
Marie Hultgren
Katherine Keane
Dorothy Klauer
Alvina Anderson
Elvina Nelson
Velda ~ Lake
Gensvieve Brugger
Gladys Ogden
Loffi Johnson
Daisy Bennett
Wilmar Tillotson
Pauline Hubbs
Caroline Wynna
Robert Shoulberg
Race Anderson
Alvin Anderson
Lowell Harkness
Robert Root
Jay Sykes
Fayette Kerr
Lloyd Johnson
Darrel Simeon
Kenneth Nygard
Meryin ‘Oetkin
Clifford Wynia
Howard Lundberg
Howard Manning
Genevieve Brugger
Marie’ Hultgren
Taxi
Howard Bundborg
Leonard Clayton
Fay Trautt
George Kyl
Melvin Ostkin
Howard Lundborg
Akron Girl H a p p i l y Married
Miss Ruth Olive Brown daughter of Dr and Mrs N J Brown of Akron wed John Conroy Winter son of Mr and Mrs George Winter of Sioux City in a 1928 April 26 ceremony at the Cathedral of the Epiphany Sioux City The couple's bridal party wore lavender and yellow the ceremony featured Lohengrin and Mendelssohn music and a breakfast at the bride's home after. The couple will reside at 2507 McFaul Street Sioux City after May 15.
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Akron
Ruth Olive Brown
N. J. Brown
John Conroy
Winter
George Winter
Ninth ‘Street
Sioux City
Cathedral of the Epiphany
T. J
McCarty
J.C. Kennedy
Burnight
J. F. Stecker
Carrie Akers
Jessie Williams
Hawarden
Ray Grosvenor
Winnebago
Nebr
G. W. Winter
Holstein
Commerce
Brown
Akron High School
University of South Dakota At
Vermillion
The
Vacuum Oil Co
My. Winter
Creighton University
Omaha
McFaul Street
Blast Kills One Maimes One On Martin Hanson Farm
A dynamite blast on the Martin Hanson farm south of Spink Iowa killed 28 year old farmhand William Hagen and badly injured Arthur Hanson. They were inspecting a fuse after a delay when the charge exploded. Hagen died instantly, Arthur Hanson crawled to the house and was taken to St Josephs hospital Sioux City with probable loss of sight in both eyes. Funeral services were held at South St Paul Lutheran church. Also recounted are reports from Sioux City Tribune about a former Akron boy, Race Tremaine, implicated in several robberies after being arrested in Omaha. Tremaine, from Akron IA, had a troubled youth with prior thefts and a parolee from Anamosa reformatory.
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Martin Hanson
Spink
William Hagen
Arthur Hanson
Young Hanson
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Sioux City
Wm. Hagen
Reuben Weinblom
Rtv
C. EB. Runsvold
South
Akron
Omaha
Bledsoe
Tremaine
George Colwell
Universal Finance Company
Grain Exchange Building
G. C. Trillbach
M. C
Tenth
Nebraska
Fillbach
Don Terhune
Wheaton Tremaine
Terhune Gard
Anamosa
Tennessee
Mississippi
John G Lubben Seeks Republican Nomination for Plymouth County Sheriff
LeMars Iowa resident John G Lubben announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Plymouth County Sheriff in the upcoming primary on June 4 1988. Lubben lists LeMars as his base and urges voters to support his law enforcement platform.
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Reglater-Tribune
Plymouth County
John G
Lubben
LeMars
Towa
Grain option price move eyed by traders in city notice
A terse market notice from Traders Service in the Davidson Building Bioox City lists option related figures 20 dollars 14 cents and various price markers 100 200 300 with reference to 18 000 bushels of grain and a potential movement opportunity.
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Davidson Bldg
Bioox City
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Men’s Athletic Union
HOPE
BABY
Tancred
Tom Barron
LeMars Hatchery
Lemars, Iowa
J. L. Clayton the
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Cain
Akron Opera House
Moon Lady Seeeeeeseseee Dui
Klauer
Moon Lady
Amelia Metz
Helen Klauer
Montgomery
Sasraeubo Forteee
Ruby Bradley
Sylvia Montgomery
Wees
Dorothy Cross
Leatrice Montgomery
Idelline Woaotan
Babbitt Morton
Gustave Johnson
Betty Morton
Peernseee Ee
Marion Hultgren
Tia ‘Lavender
Pth
Etree Essen
Bula Wackert
Billy Maxwell
Clifford Metz
George Taylor
Bob Harrington
Ralph Blauer
Percival Chetwood
M. Rene. LeMon
Suzanne
Hea Saeeeeneee
Maoam
Thorson Hope Sing
Philip Klauer
Bob Stroulbece
Lady Moon
Rosemont-by-the-Sea
Monterey
California
Ali
Bennett Motor Co
AERON
Iowa
Myrtle Bean
Herrick
J. C. Kennedy
Reed's
Conway Bros
Westfield
Ohio
John Koeh
Emmick
Feeding Pige
Ernest Anderson
Grace Jone
Albert Herzig
George Lammers, Jr
A. J. Beteke
Northwestern
D. Grimm
Redfield
R. McFarland Elevator
Wyandotte
Geo. Lammers, Jr
Aix
All Cobb & Greenleaf
All Drug Stores
Phonedd
Waterbury
Swenson Garage
Mans
Une Chevrolet
Accam
Chevrolet
Fisher
R. & K. Chevrolet CO
Sain Oe
CO &T
Akron Savings Bank
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