Westfield Write-Up A Special Correspondence
Westfield notes detail visits and family movements from late May 1929 including Mrs F Teager and Miss Geneva Donnelly. Local social events include a rain-disrupted Tuesday club, gatherings at St Lily and the Husted and Buchter homes, a river skating party, and a large dance at Riversially park. A quiet wedding in St Katherine's church united Miss Margaret Doyle and Mr Ira Maynard with best wishes from the community.
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Westfield
F. Teager
Geneva Donnelly
Bike Joint
Gladys Mills
Fraak Teager
Thos
Warren
Fred Husted
Husted
Riversioux Park
M. P. Spaulding
Harvey Dew
Winnebago
Nebr
Dean
Kearns
the &S
Havel Guchter
Omaha
Purvis
Miss Buchter
Delmont
Harry Chapman
Mary Chapman
Carl
Winifred Kendergan
Frances Peasley
Clement Feasley
Sioux City
M. FP. Flynn
Anna Tell
Spencer, In
Alvin Knox
Fred Fell
Quant
Lless
Riversially Park
C. F. Mohr
Richard Mohr
S. Buchter
Kathryn Martin
McAllen
Texas
Kathryn
Westfield High School
St. Katharine's Church
Margaret Irene Doyle
Ira J. Maynard
Elk Point
Familly
Union County
S. D
Duo
Cronin
Ezra Beaulieu
K. of C
le Mars
Sayles School House Basket Social Draws Small Crowd
North Richland notes report a basket social at the Sayles school house drawing a small crowd despite a fine program. Local residents and visitors include Mr and Mrs Thomas Warren of Westfield, Mrs Husted who has been sick, and Miss Hattie Sayles of Akron visiting Otis Maynard’s home. Married couple Albert Von Hagel Jr and Minnie Hitzeman wed on May 12 and will live on the Huckers farm. Akron attendees listed: Mildred Way Vera Bliss Carmel and Myerett Coyle and J J Ralfs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Richland
Sayles School House
Thomas Warren
Westfield
Ted Husted
Husted
River Sioux
Hattie Sayles
Akron
Otis Maynard
Albert von Hagel, Jr
Minjpie Hitzeman
A. Huckers
Sayles
Mildred Way
Vera Bliss
Carmel and
Myerett Coyle
J. J. Ralfs
M. Sawyer
Richland
Sherman Sayles
A. Jacobson
Frank Emmick
C. M. Cook
Morningside
S. Maynard
Tra Maynard
Sioux City
Marlin Hannel
Franki Hoffman
Mrs C E Moore Gains 20 Pounds After Tanlac Treatment
Mrs C E Moore of 1515 Harrison St Kansas City Missouri describes a chapter of recovery from a prior nervous breakdown. She credits Tanlac for restoring appetite sleep and strength while eliminating headaches dizziness heart pains and indigestion. She reports weight gain and renewed energy enabling full housework and daily life. Tanlac is sold in Akron Merrill and by local druggists.
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O. J. Moore
Harrison Street
Kansas City
Paet
Akron
March & Thorson
Merrill
Walter A. Nigs
Lutheran Church St. Paul Sunday School Times
The Lutheran Church St Paul announces Sunday school at 10:00 and English service at 11:00. Ladies Aid meets with Mrs Sigvald Kalstad next Thursday. Young People's League plans a program next Sunday at 7:30 if weather permits. service flag demobilization and soldiers urged to attend. church business meeting next Wednesday at 9:00 in No St Paul church. Parochial school starts Monday in Spink Quams and Vindals. Pastor A J Bergsaker.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Sigvald Kalstad
Young People’s League
No. St. Paul
Prulp Creek
Spink
Quam'’s
Vindal's
A. J. Bergsaker
Riverside Cemetery Association Annual Report Officers Elected
At the Riverside Cemetery association annual meeting officers were elected for the year including President Mrs A A Wilson Vice President Mrs H B Smith and Secy Treasurer Mrs G H Wooton Also listed are board members auditing and advisory members The treasurer’s report covers January 20 1919 to January 30 1920 showing receipts of 3861 17 and disbursements totaling 2751 09 with balance 1110 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside Cemetery Association
A. A. Wilson
H. B. Smith
Sec’y-Treas
G. H. Wooton
Misa Hattie Sayles
B. R. Adams
N. J. Brown
Julia H. Smith
A. N. Willams
Emil Johnson
Fred Searles
A. Ed. Bannett
Akron to settle town wiring debts notice
The city ends house wiring and requests all indebted individuals to call at the office and settle accounts immediately to close the department. A. J. Wallin Sept. Light and Water Dept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
A. J. Wallin
Sept. Light and Water Dept
County W C T U Convention in Merrill
Plymouth county W C T U holds its county convention in Merrill on May 24 and 25 with Ida B Wise Smith Iowa W C T U president speaking both days A Silver Medal Declamatory contest with seven or eight contestants is set for the first evening The program features speakers from nearly every town in the county and invites the public to attend the two day event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrill
Plymouth County
Ida B. Wise Smith
Iowa
Merrill Record
Telephone Equipment Shortage Hits Telegraph Line
The telephone company reports a nation wide shortage of raw materials like wood, paper, and metals plus persistently high demand for service. Factories cannot supply instruments, wire, switchboard parts, or other equipment quickly enough, though officials say efforts are made to meet requests.
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Alda
Telephone Company
Telephones and Equipment Change Notification Cited
Manager Troeger notes possible delays for telephone installations and equipment changes. The telephone company requests early notification when new telephony is desired or any equipment change is needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troeger
Akron Sand and Gravel Co Promises Prompt City Delivery
Owing to difficulties in hauling sand and gravel, Akron Sand and Gravel Co announces it will operate its own delivery team for in town service. Patrons outside town may rely on their own haulers. phone numbers 336 or 177 are provided to guarantee prompt delivery anywhere in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron Sand & Gravel CO
Notable orchestra ties cross city arts scene
Miles EK Dee formerly of this city now in Charlotte sends a clipping from the Charlotte Sunday Observer about Horace Rudisill a friend who aided in the local post office last year. The Garber Davis orchestra from this city has gone to New York to begin gramophone record work for Emergon company with an expected completion and return date not yet set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles EK. Dee
Charlotte
North Carolina
Register Tribune
Charlotte’ Sunday Observer
Horace 1
Rufhsill
Rudisill
The
Observer
Garber-Davis
New York City
Lynchburg Engagement Signals City Orchestra Return
Six pieces will be used in the production with Gavtar ag first violin and Horace D. Rudisill of this city as pianist. Rudisill left yesterday to join other orchestra members already in Washington. Popular music will mark the records with two waltzes On Miami Shore and The Pickaninny Blues, two foxtrots All Alone Again Blues and Mandy, and two one steps Bizslow and Sewanee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mandy
Bizslow
Glycerine Mixture Surprises Akron in Patent Remedy
A short Akron anecdote details Adler-i-ka glycerine and buckthorn bark mixture claimed to relieve gas and stomach upset. It is said to cure constipation and may prevent appendicitis, with a user reporting relief in back of head and stomach pain. Cobb & Greenleaf and Koeeh are noted as sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indy
Addler-iea Cobb & Greenleaf
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