Akron Team Joins Northwest Iowa Baseball League
At the Marcus Iowa American Legion Hall on May 10 the Northwest Iowa League was organized with Akron Calumet Cherokee Granville Hawarden LeMars Marcus and Remsen as member towns. Akron sent Clare Morehead Ar den Brown Imery Tucker and Waldo Hilliker to the meeting. A first half 1946 schedule was drawn with opening games May 26 and a May 17 LeMars meeting to finalize plans. Akron hosts LeMars May 19 and plays Hawarden under lights June 4.
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American Legion Hall
Marcus
Iowa
Northwest Iowa League
Akron
Calumet
Cherokee
Granville
Hawarden
LeMars
Remsen
Clare Morehead
Arden Brown
Imery Tucker
Waldo Hilliker
Big Springs Baptist Church Weekly Schedule
Sunday May 19 morning worship at 10 30 and 11 30 Sunday School for all ages 8 00 p m no church services attend union Baccalaureate at Alvester High School auditorium Wednesday 8 15 p m Bible study and 9 00 choir practice Reverend D A Miller minister
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Hiom
Alvester High School
D. A. Miller
Birth Announcement for Abra hamson's Son at Akron Hospital
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Olaf Abrahamson west of town at Akron Hospital on May 10 1946. The family requests announcement in the paper.
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Olaf Abrahamson
Akron Hospital
Banquet Honors Akron High School Students
The Akron Commercial club holds its annual Activity Banquet for Akron Bligh school athletes musicians and speech and commercial students on May 21 at 630 pm in Trinity Lutheran parlors. Les Davis Morningside College will speak as sixty six students receive letters or top ratings in interscholastic activities. Tickets limit 132.
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Akron Commercial Club
Akron
Yemayon
AveéKs
Radio Commercial Club
Methodist Church Notes
The Methodist church invites worshippers to reflect on life purpose during the 11 o clock service next Sunday. A warm welcome awaits all. May 24 marks the next Good Will Truck visit with bags to be prepared. Members are urged to join the Membership class at 7:00 PM and attend Baccalaureate at 8:00 PM. Sunday school begins at 10:00 AM.
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Advocate
L. K. Burker
Rev. Howe
Sar Ehurch
Albert A. Howe
Memorial Day Service Seeks World War I II Participants
Notice to service men and ex service men urging maximum participation in Memorial Day services this year. Effort to have 150 or more World War II veterans in uniform and as many World War I veterans in the parade. Floyd Wilcox Commander Hosehler Post No. 186 American Legion.
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Floyd Wilcox
Hosehler Post
American Legion
Local News Notes Reports Visits and Accidents
Mrs H G Warner visits Sioux City to see her mother. Mrs Geo Mattison and Sally of Glendale Calif visit friends. Dr and Mrs W J Brunner attend funeral of niece Miss Madge Beam in Sioux City. Fred Breitbarth injured when auto collides with truck east of town. Mrs Louis Ferris returns from leave with nephew visiting home. Mrs Earl Milstead and daughter visit St Louis where husband is stationed. Mrs Glen Reynolds returns to Wisconsin after visiting family. Glen L Milbrodt travels from Grosse He to spend time with John Milbrodt. Mrs Leonard Feldhacker and Mrs John Kramper visit from Sioux City and Jackson Nebr. Frank Hastings visits Graettinger with daughter and new Variety store owner parents pleased with business but no home yet. Snowfall May 9 10 and damage to buds. temps 27 above zero. Akron High baseball loses 1 0 to Treton in final spring game. five wins two losses for season. only Jack Port and Dick Coyle to graduate.
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H G. Warner
Sioux City
Geo
Mattison
Sally
Glendale
Calif
W. J. Brunner
Madge Beam
Fred Breitbarth
Louis Ferris
Earl Milstead
W. Frene
St. Louis
Glen Reynolds
Wisconsin
Tom Snyder
Glen L. Milbrodt
Grosse He
Mich
Naval Air Station
Jackson
John Milbrodt
Leonard Feldhacker
M. J
Class of 1946 names list entry bulletin
Readable excerpt lists graduates and family names for the class of 1946 including Frances Lucille Anderson Stanley Ray Elaine Be Boetger Maybelle Burrill Kathryn Barris Richard Coyle Audrey Ericson LaVon Fickholm Arvin Fingen Dorothy Gant Kathryn Granquist Wendell Granstrom Mattie Greenwood Lois Heyl Bill Hoffman Dennis Hultgren William Kjose Arnold Krause Elsie Larsen Berliner Lewison Marian Marienau Ramona Popken Jack Port Dallas Rounds Virginia Sampson Lois Sehneider Phyliia Stace Colleen Wakeman Theodore Weidenfeller titled as a class roster snippet
Graduation Week Honors Akron High Class of 1946
Graduation Week events began with the Junior-Senior Banquet at the School Auditorium hosted by the Class of 1947 mothers, aviation decor, and dancing to Don Oliver and his Sioux City orchestra. The Baccalaureate is set for May 19 and Commencement on May 23 with 32 graduates. Edwin W. Gunberg of Augustana College will deliver the address Not For Sale.
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Akron
Don Oliver
Sioux City
Norma Lee Rossow
A. A. Howe
Tare Peet
Lord Most Holy
Leake
Maybelle Burrill
David J. Roy
Dorothy Behmer
Ellis L. Jackson
Norma Lee Ross
Edwin W. Gunberg
Augustana
College
Sioux
Falls
J. A. Pannhuk
Trio
Augustana College
Sioux Falls
Holy City
Norka Theatre Chatter Teases Week of Double Features
The Norka Theatre plans a week of varied talking pictures including a comedy Idea Girl a western Vigilantes of Dodge City a drama The Bandit of Sherwood Forest and a musical Broadway Rhythm. May 17 18 offer a double feature with Idea Girl and Vigilantes of Dodge City while May 10 20 feature The Bandit of Sherwood Forest and May 22 showcases Broadway Rhythm. Casts include Alan Mowbray George Dolenz Joan Fulton Cornel Wilde Harry Daniels Jill Esmond George Murphy Ginny Simms and others.
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Talking Picture Entertainment
Norka Theater
Alan Mowbray
George Dolenz
Joan Fulton
Dodge City
Bobby Blake
Little Beaver
Alice ‘Fleming
LeRoy ‘Mason
Bud Geary
Wild Ill Elliott
Bill Elliott
Sherwood Forest
Columbia
Robin Hood
Cornel Wilde
Robin
Hoods Ind
Aitta
Louise-Ives
Catherine
Jill Esmond
Edgar Buchanan
Friar
Russell Hicks
Harry Daniels
George Murphy
Ginny Simms
Girl Scout Mothers Day Program Delights Twenty Residents
The Girl Scouts held a Mother's Day program on Monday evening May 13 with seventeen mothers present. The Iris Patrol presented Cinderella and the Peppy Penguins performed Seeing Ourselves. Girls earned points toward Second Class work in Literature and Dramatics Field. Refreshments followed, then a Candlelight Service and Taps closing. Scribe Mary Lou Pollock.
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Girl Scouts
Mary Lou Pollock
Local News Notes From Sioux City Area
Jack Gusman visited Sioux City last Friday. Regular meeting of Freedom lodge No. 434 A F and A M set for Monday evening May 20 at 8.00. Mr and Mrs H M Wetzeler from Alta Iowa visiting property interests. Medical patients in Akron Hospital Mrs Oliver Groethe and Mrs Alfred Kougl Elk Point. Mr and Mrs Guy H Smith Mt Vernon MD visiting son in law Gerald Smith's home. Piano pupils of Mrs H Shoulberg gave a public recital at Immanuel Lutheran church last Thursday evening. Alton Foster and family from Santa Barbara Calif visiting John Tintehor family en route to Alabama. Sgt and Mrs Jack Waterbury from Seattle visiting relatives. Sgt Waterbury continues in army service.
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Jack Gusman
Sioux City
Freedom Lodge
A. F
A. M
H. M. Wetzeler
Alta
Iowa
Akron Hospital
Oliver Groethe
Alfred Kougl
Elk Point
Guy H. Smith
John Tintehor
Alabama
Jack Waterbury
Seattle
Wash
Alice Waterbury
O. W. Harvey
Sgt. Waterbury
Akron ball team nips Sioux Falls for third victory
The Akron baseball team won its third straight game of the season on the home diamond, defeating Sioux Falls city league by a wide margin. Peron Swalley started for Akron, gave way to three moundsmen, and held Sioux Falls to one hit through four innings. Akron surged in the third with Swalley, Tucker, Peck, and Hartman driving in runs, while trots on offense continued into the sixth. Swalley later faced trouble in the fifth and eighth frames, but Akron maintained the lead, with Hartman finishing strong in relief and Muir tied to the scorecard.
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Akron
Sioux Falls
Woolheater
Miller
Brown
Em. Tucker
Tome Platter
Peck
Tucker
Hartman
Miclean
Thoulder
Swalley
Krause
Schrodt
Taft
Peek
Johnson
Mills
Warwick
Honkamp
Lehredt
Jand Toft
Woolheater J
Sioux Palls
Swift
Clancy
South
Flo
Jones
Schudt
Muir Ted
Immanuel Lutheran Church Announcement Schedule
David J. Roy pastor outlines confirmation instruction Saturday at 2 00 p m Sunday 10 15 a m Sunday school and Bible class 11 16 morning worship Food for Famine Sunday Governor Blue urges church attendance Choir rehearsal Wednesday 7 30 p m at Mrs H Shoulberg home May 26 8 00 p m Family Fellowship Hour Four men will serve Community notices family program Sunday 10 00 a m morning worship 11 00 a m Sunday school and Bible classes A class for every age Tuesday 3 00 p m Ladies Aid Luther Tall Hostesses Mrs George Adamson Mrs Harvey Dewey
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Stunday School
Luther
George Adamson
Harvey Dewey
Plymouth First Presbyterian Church Sermon Plans May 19
Plymouth Presby Church announces 11 am service with the sermon Is Return Are You Ready for That. Sunday school at 10 am and a lesson A Friend Who Learned to Believe led by Superintendent John Siebens. A gift toward the new pulpit is noted and donations to the Restoration Fund urged.
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Plymouth
Notable Visitors and Local Happenings in Des Moines Area
Al Hansen visited Des Moines to see Mrs. Missenbou and her son, and to attend to crime last evening at the J. J. Arkin home. Mrs. Trene Hoffman of Omaha arrived to stay with aunt Mrs. Delia Waterbury. Delbert Joustra, SU8lu, visited his sister near town after Navy service. Philip Aalfs, recently discharged, joined Boden Home Appliance, forming Boden and Aalfs Home Appliance. Lizzie Erickson and her brother William Schneiderheinz returned from California with LaGuna Beach friends. Duane Johnston celebrated his third birthday with family and friends. Edward Niewel suffered a tractor accident but escaped serious injury. Genevieve Swift from Newark, now bound for Munich to join Civilian Censorship Division overseas duty, will be accompanied by two colleagues.
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al. Hansen
Des Moines
Delbert Joustra
Norris Winquist
Navy
Pacific Area
Philip Aalfs
Boden Home
Boden and Aalfs
Lizzie Erickson
Westfield
Wm. Schneiderheinze
LaGuna Beach
Calif
Clyde Bouthe
Duane Johnston
George Johnston
August A. Anderson
Allen Moffatt
Lyle Dean
Roy Carlson
H. B. Hanson
Alice Hanson
Edward Niewel
Mgr
Kiewel
Genevieve Swift
Newark
New Jersey
Vern Swift
War Department
Washington, D. C
Munich
Germany
Civil Service
Mapleton Girl and Chatsworth Man Wed in Sioux City Ceremony
Miss Louise T. Hasbrouck, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hasbrouck of Mapleton, wed Dwaine V. Stinton of Chatsworth at First Methodist Church Sioux City on May 11, 1946. Rev George Dunn officiated a candlelight double ring ceremony with Lohengrin’s Wedding March. Bride wore white satin gown with lace neckline and fingertip veil. Attendants included maid of honor Edna Willer and bridesmaids Darlene Lubhen and Patricia Neeley. Groom’s party wore brown suits with white carnation boutonnieres. ceremony featured pink and white decorations and palms.
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Louise T. Haasbrouck
Raymond Hasbrouck
Mapleton
Iowa
Dwaine VY. Stinton
Earl Sorenson
Sioux City
Marion Juhl
Edna Willer
Darlene Lubhen
Patricia Neeley
Lavonne Hasbrouck
Lloyd Stinton
Lowell Gerrietts
Alva Rozell
Pleasant Hill A. B. Church Services and Meeting
Pleasant Hill A. B. Church lists Sunday school at 10 a m and worship at 11 a m on May 19. The Ladies Aid will meet at 2 30 p m on Wednesday May 22 in the church parlors hosted by Mrs. Fred Hansen.
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Fred Hansen
Iowa Centennial Pageant Planned in Plymouth County
Plymouth county and its towns will present a pageant in observance of the Iowa Centennial. A committee will plan the celebration with May meetings led by BLN Kluckhorn and Christine Petersen. The program may feature a September presentation after the 15th, with participation from all communities and a possible professional theatrical company.
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Plymouth County
Plymouth
BLN
Kluckhorn
LeMars Public
Christine Petersen
Ihe
Adaville A. B. Church Sunday Services Advised
The Adaville A B Church announces a preaching service at 11 a m with the sermon What It Costs Not to Be a Christian based on Mark 12 34. Evening services include a Young People's service and Bible study at 6 o'clock followed by preaching by Pastor L B Foster.
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Adaville A. B
L. B. Foster
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Northwest Iowa Baseball League
Big Springs
Baptist Church
A.H.S
Commercial Club
Methodist Church
Treton High
Ireton
Jack Port
Dick Coyle
M. R. Finley
Melvin Ling
Board of Edication
Chas
Ernst
Girl Scout News
Immanuel Eng
Luth
Union Creek
First Church OF Christ Sunday Bible School
Ladies of the Aid
The
Christian Church
Water Peper
C.K. Dayton
Chatsworth
Louise Hasbrouck
Dwaine Stinton
Pleasant Hill
A. B. Church
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