Milnerville News Roundup of Disturbances and Events
Special correspondence notes two days without mail, farm mishaps including a heater fire, and a tractor repair visit to Sioux City. It reports car fire losses for Col. Green, a fat cattle shipment to Sioux City, a Milner high school hosting a debut play Cupid at Vassar to benefit commencement, a track team weather setback, and local social visits plus a planned bridge repair and road conditions affecting travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milnerville
Stingy Creek
George Pavlik
George
Ange Dybdahl
Col
Charles Green
Westfield
Jcb
Millne] Kellar
Milner
Dana Abard
Lydia Alard
Sioux City
H. E. Falconer
C. L. Knapp
Morningside
Sunnyside
Hawarden
Fay Knapp
Eugene John
Miss Fry
Beggs
John Willett
Bette Ee Eee
William Milner
Amos North
North & Son
Clarence Mor Shiny
Charles Knapp
Hank Gubbin
Ivy
Knapp
Neton
Great Falls
Montana
Lela Hawkins
Bernice Dreeszen
Wanda
Kate
Gladys Strobel
Geneva Taylor
Fern Mulheron
Ethel Mulheron
Sycee
Grave Briggs
Phoebe Hathaway
Hazel Hawkins
Miss Page
Sally Webb
Matty Hart
Alice Worth
Patty Snow
Helen Conway
Union Creek Cemetery Day Plans and Services Suspended
Union Creek news notes no church services next Sunday as Rev. Johnson will be away. May 26 marks the Cemetery Association Day with a 6 PM supper to raise funds for the cemetery. Association has received 100 from the August Anderson estate for perpetual care. flowers and plants requested for grave upkeep. Local families and neighbors visit and attend the Thirty two Years festival at Nathaniel, with various residents listed among attendees and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Creek
Johnson
Nathaniel
Union Creek Cemetery Association
Association
August Anderson
Cemetery Association
A. W. Johnson
Eddie Anderson
Victor Anderson
John SeNberg Gind
H. B. Johnson
Leyi Nilson
Albert Anderson
Charley
John Benson
Minnie Kapfer
Andrew Gredall
Martin E. Johnson
Akron council defers street paving and okays tractor bid
May 18 1920 Akron council met with Mayor Yeaton and six members present. Protests on paving multiple streets were discussed and action postponed. M. W. Redmond and Howard McCorkell argued against paving now while bids for a G M C tractor were approved from Akron Buick Auto Co for 1100 in town warrants, with a 6 percent three year plan. Street drag purchase authorized, flag flying ordered, water supply deemed ample, and I W Burnett elected town clerk. Bills for 1920 and prior months approved. meetings adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeaton
Bennett
Shoulberg
Mattison
Burnight
Palm
M. W. Redmond
Howard McCorkell
J. G. Hays
Dewey Bredall
Akron Buick Auto Co
Shoubergs
Akron
Shoubberg
Wm. Simeon
Johnson
Reed Street
Light and Waterworks Committee
Superintendent of Light and Waterworks
I. W. Burnett
Akron Buick Auto
Akron Lumber Co
Chas. Caskey
Iowa Mutual Insurance Co
Lyle Strong
Curtis Bean
J. G. Mowers
J. Thompson
King Mfg. Co
Standard Oil Co
Arthur Anderson
Chas
Maxson
Ray Palmer
J. Hammer
Farmera Grain Co
Hol. Thorp
Klauer Bros
Wallane & Tiernan
McGraw Co
Town Telephone Co
Snyder, McFadden & Co
Veneus
Terry Co
Western Electric Co
Mid-West Electric Co
Ieee
Martin Sanvold
Zierath
G. Y. Skeets
Akron: Motor Co
Serene Ege U
Obituary Notice of Mrs Alfred Buehre May 1920
Obituary notice records the death of Mrs Alfred Buehre on Saturday May 8 1920 at the family home east of town from peritonitis aged 32 years 9 months 28 days. Born Margaretha Pausch in Germany July 10 1887 she came to America with her parents settling in Johnson township Plymouth County Iowa later married Alfred Huelie June 28 1911 and lived on a farm in Portland Township. They had four children four died in infancy the surviving members are her husband and eldest daughter Lilian and her father Henry Paush of Merrill with other relatives in the area.
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Alfred Buehre
Margaretha Panseh
Hasen
Darmstadt
Germany
America
Henry Pausch
Inns
Johson Township
Plymouth County
Iowa
Adaville
Alfred Huelie
Here
Portland
Lilian
Algo
Henry Pauseh
Merrill
Mrs Kamradt and Pausch siblings mourn loss in local obit
One sister Mrs Paul Kamradt and two brothers Henry and Chas Pausch of Johnson township mourn the death of a devoted wife and mother. She was confirmed in Johnson township Lutheran church on April 1, 1500 but long attended Preston township Lutheran church. Funeral by Rev Theo Meyer at Preston township Lutheran church, with interment in the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Kamradt
Henry
Chas. Pausch
Johnson Township
Card of Thanks for Alfred Bushre and Family
We extend heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy during illness and after the death of my beloved wife and little son. Gratitude is also given for the beautiful floral offerings from Alfred Bushre and Family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Bushre
Akron Pair Wed In Elie Point Ceremony
Alvin Manning of Akron and Miss Helen Curry of Elk Point married at the Catholic church in Elie Point on Monday morning May 17 1920 with Rev Fr Salmon officiating. After a wedding breakfast at the bride's home the couple left on a South Dakota honeymoon and will reside in Akron in the home formerly owned by Mrs J W Clark. The groom’s parents Mr and Mrs Henry Manning attended from Silk Point.
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Akron
Alvin Manning
Helen Curry
Jilk Point
Elie Point
Salmon
Points
South Dakota
Fred Swenson
J. W. Clark
Henry Manning
Silk Point
Probate Notice in Carrie Kanaga Estate Heard in Plymouth County
Probate notice announces a last will filing for Carrie Kanaga deceased in Plymouth County Iowa. Charley Kanaga and Pearl Tagata named heirs are notified that the will was filed May 10 1920 and a final proof and hearing is set for June 18 1920 to allow interested parties to contest the will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Kanaga
State of
Iowa
Plymouth County
Charley Kanaga
Pearl Kataga
Said
District Court
State of Town
Carrie Kanage
Probate admission contested by heirs in Plymouth County
The document states that the will or estate item should not be admitted to probate. Clerk Roy Root of the District Court of Plymouth County Iowa is involved. Publication dates include May 20, May 27, and June 1, 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Root
Plymouth County
Iowa
Charter members of Vesper chapter bid farewell in homely gathering
The charter members of Vesper chapter No. 61 QO ES met at Mr and Mrs Thos Stinton’s home early in the week to bid Mrs Sarah Douglass goodbye before she moves to Canton Ohio. They recalled early chapter days over a pleasant lunch, and Mrs Smith presented a O EHS dinner ring as a token of fraternal friendship after more than thirty years together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vesper Chapter
E. S
Thos. Stinton
Sarah Douglass
Canton
Ohio
Plumbing Fixtures On Display For Builders
Come in and see our line of plumbing fixtures if you are figuring on building. Sanitary Plumbing and Heating Co.
First Christian Church Announces Sunday Services and Lectures
The First Christian Church invites families to morning Bible school at 10, worship at 11 with a sermon on The Influence of Christianity for Good in Livery Life, and a 7 pm C E Society lecture on An Ideal Young Man. Choirs, letters, and poetry by local young women follow the talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church Bible School
C. E. Society
Jerome
Emanuel
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Detroit
H. G. Warner
First Trust & Savings Bank
Kron
The
Akron Sanitary Rendering Works
Town
Frank Lovell
E. Mellen
R. E. Mellen
E. E. Mellen & Son
Insurance and
First National Bank
Warden Hospital
August Thetell
W. Fredell
Mise Mile Fredell
Gunnar Fredell
Arthur
Carl .Johnson
Spink
J. Fredell
Council Proceedings
Silverberg & CO
Arm & Hammer Soda
Japan
Lui LL Lee
Family
Graham Fle
Hershey
Army
Jerome Ef, Emanuel
Empress Theatre
Joseph Medill Patterson
the Footlights
Little Brother of the Rich
Eugene O'Brien
Fatty Arbuckle
Enid Bennett
John Barrymore
Snub Pollard
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