Westfield Social Warms Town Ties and District Ball Plans
Mrs Laura Mills visits Sioux City and Westfield friends with As You Like It club hosting at Vern Smith home. Westfield High prepares for district tourney after two hit pitching by Beaubien and Swelley leads to byes and wins. The 4 H show barns fundraising pencils go on sale while St Catherine Guild meets at Ray Welch home.
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Westfield
Laura Mills
Sioux City
O. B. Lilly
Vern Smith
Riversioux Park
Smith
Bridge
Florence Kapfer
Opal Hummel
M. W. Conway
Ray Olson
Grace Crill
Evelyn Banks
Camilla Conway
Bonnie Thornton
Charles Thornton
A. J. Thornton
Jimmy Thornton
Claude Burris, Jr
Akron
Rose Burke
Eugene O’connor
Francis
Jean Ann
Mary Lyle
Vermillion
Anne Lyle
Westfield High
Everly
Towa
Sibley
Iowa
Union
J. Beaubien
Akron High
P. Swelley
Fellows
St. Catharine’s Guild
Ray Welch
Welch
Philip Beaubien
Levi Kapfer
Oscar Kapfer
Charles Gosting
Wynot
Nebr
Joe Scanlan
California
D.F. Connolly
Perry McCorkell
George Nason
St. Catharine’s Catholic Church
Chas. Ernst
Adolph Thiel
Della Leone
Warren
D. F. Connolly
LeMars
4-H
Wm. Brown
Chris. Jensen
Jensen
Axmour
Baltz, Johnson and
Pierson
Social notes and travels from Joy Hollow area
Local residents share news of picnics and visits in Joy Hollow and neighboring towns. Mr and Mrs Mark Malley and their Sioux City visitors join friends in the A A Martin home. Sympathy goes to George Peck on the death of Mrs Chris Jensen. Carol Filarski to entertain Busy Bee club at Jensen home. Lorne Ross enjoys California home life while working for Chrysler Plymouth in Glendale. Anne Lyle attends dinner at Eugene O Connors Ver million home. C W Brown and family return from California for William Charles Brown and Katharine Spaulding wedding and his sister’s golden anniversary in Cincinnati before heading to Camp Shelby and Florida.
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Joy Hollow
Mark Malley
Sioux City
A. A. Martin
George Peck
Akron
Chris. Jensen
Carol Filarski
Busy Bee Club
Jensen
Lorne Ross
California
Lorne
Chrysler- Plymouth Car Co
Glendale
Calif
Anne Lyle
Eugene O’connor
Vermillion
C. W. Brown
William Charles Brown
Katharine Spaulding
M. P. Spaulding
Cincinnati
Ohio
Mr. Brown
Camp Shelby
Miss
Florida
Pretty Nuptial Scene at Spaulding Home
Miss Katharine Spaulding and William C. Brown wed at the Spaulding home in Westfield Iowa on Saturday May 3 1941. The ceremony in the living room featured Lohengrin and simple plum branch arrangements. The bride wore blue with pearl necklace, corsage, and orchid pin. the groom in blue with a carnation boutonniere.
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Katharine Spaulding
Miles P. Spaulding
Westfield
Iowa
Willian C. Brown
St. Louis
C. W. Brown
Gary
Ind
Joseph Stevle
Sioux City
Florence Knapp
BE. H. ‘Spaulding
Wedding of Mr and Mrs Brown Opens New Home in St Louis
The groom's mother wore a cream and white dress with white garlands and orchid sweet peas at a wedding for seventeen guests. Out of town visitors included Miss Charlotte Miller of Chicago and Mrs Joseph Steele of Sioux City. Mrs Brown recently left Langner Parry Card Langner in Chicago and is a Westfield High Yankton College Masor'a Business College graduate. Mr Brown, electrical engineer with Curtis-Wright in St Louis, drew airplane plans and is Armour Institute educated with Triangle fraternity. They will be at home in St. Louis after May 7.
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Mr. Brown
C. W. Brown
Charlotte Miller
Chicago
Joseph Steele
Sioux City
Brown
Berts el Brown Heads New Cattle Feeders Assn
Plymouth county cattle feeders voted to organize a Cattle Feeders Association at the spring survey and outlook meeting held at the Union Hotel in LeMars. Berts el Brown was elected to head the new group, with Raymond Becker as vice president and Paul McNutt as secretary treasurer. Directors include Martin Muecke Hinton Rusell Held Hinton Eldon Bryant Akron and Martin Ludwig. About 50 feeders attended. Joe Hale of the Agricultural Marketing Service Sioux City spoke on their work. Tom Fife of the Producers' Commission Co. Sioux City outlined the survey details conducted by Mr Ber-
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Plymouth County
Union
LeMars
Bertasel Brown
Johnson Township
Raymond Becker
Plymouth Township
Paul McNutt
Martin
Muecke
Hinton
Russell Held
Eldon Bryant
Akron
Martin Ludwig
Remsen
W. C. Anderson
Chicago
Joe Hale
Agricultural Marketing Service
Sioux City
Tom Fife
Producers’ Commission Co
Ber
Cattle Market Trends Highlighted by Rex Beresford Talk
Rex Beresford of Iowa State College led the program with insights from a Chicago Producers Association survey. He discussed the cattle market outlook for 1941 and what feeders could expect if current survey indications held true.
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Resford
Rex Beresford
Iowa State College
Bresford
Chicago Producers’ Association
Rural Mail Box Improvement Week May 5 1941
The article announces Rural Mail Box Improvement Week starting May 5 1941 to beautify highways and ensure boxes are well erected and serviceable. It notes unappealing boxes harm scenery, retard delivery, and worsen weather exposure. Names should be printed on sides, boxes grouped at crossroads, and simple supports used. Beginning May 15 postmasters will inspect routes and recommend discontinuation if boxes fail to meet standards.
Lutheran radio speaker coming to Sioux Falls rally
Zion Lutheran Church in Sioux Falls will host a Lutheran Hour Rally featuring Dr. Walter A. Maier of Concordia Seminary St. Louis Mo an internationally known radio speaker. The event is scheduled for Sunday May 11 1941 with Rev W Rehwaldt of Norfolk assisting.
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Sioux Falls
Zion Lutheran Church
Walter A. Maier
Concordia Seminary
St. Louis
W. Rehwaldt
Norfolk
Nebr Speaker to Open Morning Service at Sioux Falls Coliseum
Nebr will speak at 11 o clock in the morning service while Dr Maier discusses Bringing Christ to the Nation in the 3 o clock afternoon service Both talks are in the Sioux Falls Coliseum Dr Maier has broadcast globally for eight years on Mutual and other stations Read by Register Tribune readers for trusted advertising firms listed here.
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Nebr
Dr. Maier
Maier
Christ
Mutual Broadcasting System
Sioux Falls
Trade with your hometown merchants boosts local spirit
The most effective way to support your town is by buying from its merchants. Local businesses benefit from customer loyalty and community investment, helping schools, services, and jobs thrive through sustained trade within the area.
Best Typewriter Ribbons For Sale At Register Tribune
A curious notice offers a collection of top grade typewriter ribbons available at the Register Tribune office. Readers are invited to inquire at the newspaper facility for purchase details and pricing.
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Register-Tribune
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Adams & Wilcox
Rusty’s
Register- Tribune
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Bill Ford
L. K. Burket Jeweler
Marion Rhodes
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Grand Canyon
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