Westfield Community Happenings Highlight Picnics Scores
Westfield notes from Special Correspondent Gordon Hummel cover visitors from Akron and Sioux City, local births and birthdays, a 12 to 6 win by Westfield over Hudson on home grounds, pitching by Kapfer, key hits by Bordwell Lilly and Howard Whitaker, and a season opener at Riversioux park against Kari Keen.
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Westfield
Gordon Hummel
Ena
Dorothy Mae ‘Wise
Akron
Joe Hummel
Tessie Doyle
Sioux City
Nels Beaubien
Perry Lattin
Oakdale Sanitarium
W. EL. Vanderburg
Stone Park
Edward Doyle
Yankton High School
M. C. Davis
EBFL
Spaulding
Hudson, &. C
Kapfer
Bordwell Lilly
Howard Whittaker
Lilly
Whitaker
Akers
Henry Willer
Chicago
Willer
Boyson Ross
Riversioux Park
Miss Smith
Diagonal
Vant Hof
Manning
Francis
Miss Manning
Supt
T. B. Bancroft
Chas. Stewart
Miss Maynard
Miss Chapman
Miss Whetstone
Miss Jenkins
C. P. Kinser
C. B. Akers
Ignetta Johnston
Vermillion
Dave Cassel
Frank Teager
Wm. Seyler
Bobby Teager
M. ©. Nelson
Nelson
Ned Spaulding
Pi Omegas
St. Catharine's Guild
M. P. Spaulding
Yankton
John Cronin
Patay
LeMars High School
Phil. Lenihan
Jon Hummel
Thos. Hummel
Ward
Albert Harrington
Gertrude
Liberty
Milnerville Note Details Local Boy Run Down
A former Jefferson resident, the young son of Philip Bernard, was struck by a motor vehicle last week and injured but expected to recover. Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Milner were city visitors. Westfield Consolidated grade teachers presented a fine program Wednesday evening highlighting musical work.
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Milnerville
Philip Bernard
Jefferson
R. F. Milner
Westfield Consolidated School
Westfield commencement and community notes
The Westfield school graduation featured Miss Shirley Lilly and Gufford Warren with Dr. Rippey delivering a stirring address on loyalty to school, home and country. Alumni hosted a reception and formed an alumni association while local residents and visitors from Sioux City attended the event amid plans for the county Farm Bureau picnic at Cleveland Park Le Mars and multiple social visits and school activities in the area.
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Westfield
Hattie Johnston
Rippey
Sioux City
Shirley Lilly
Gufford Warren
Bancroft
Miles Spaulding
J. J. Mansfield
Lewis Beaulieu
Helen
Jonas Mursee
George Mayhew
California
Stowe City
Mayhew
Ruth Mayhew
Milnerville
Harry Hathaway
Hichard Milner
Sioux Township
Farm Bureau League
D. S. Twogood
Wred
Weber
Vance
Elunter
Dale Elunter
Claudis Pike
Avis Carlyle
Harry Carlyle
Bismarck
N. D
Helen Brownawell
C. P. Knapp
Marjorie Knapp
Violet Fry
Lucile Brigss
Grace Briggs
Qlin Lilly
Dr. Rippey
Katherine
Tom
Eugene Robvar
T. B. Cassen
Cassen
Hazel Cassen
Susie Schumacher
W. LB. Milner
Dwight Lindberg
Des Moines
Dale Hunter
Gertha Knapp
Hancock Township
CG. P. Knapp
William A. Milner
Chicago
George M. Knittel
Merrill
Milnerville News
George Knittet
Jeruneau
Esther Kasper
Schindel
C. A. Briggs
Mary D. Beckon
Pierson
Albert Schindel
John Dellocher
de- Rocher
Bethel Church
Allen
Sunnyside plans double event baccalaureate and commencement
The Sunnyside community held a double event with an evening baccalaureate service and morning activities. Students Pet Ronella Goode Glenn Taylor and Clifford Kellogg Fay DeRocher served as ushers, while Misses Ethel LaVerne and emerald Givens sang. Lucille Lattie visited Ed Beaulieu’s home before returning home. Commencement is set for Thursday with Lee Gills as speaker. Pleasant Valley teacher William Krieg concluded the year with a large picnic of about eighty attendees. Krieg plans to return next year and will visit Cedar Falls en route home to Volga City.
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Ward Knapp
Petronella Goode
Glenn Taylor
Clfford Kellogg
Fay DeRocher
Sunnyside
Allen
D.§. Twogood
Mesdames
Charles
May Fursee
Ethel
LaVerne
Emerald Givens
Glenn
Sunnyside High School
Lee Gills
le Mars
Lucille ‘Lattie
Ed. Beaulieu
Willam Krieg
Pleasant Valley School
Krieg
Statement to voters by J M Wormley urges support for Held
In a Plymouth county primary appeal J M Wormley withdraws from the race and endorses Mr Held as Plymouth county's candidate to secure the senatorship for Plymouth. He urges voters in Plymouth Cherokee and Ida counties to vote for Held and notes Wormley cannot remove his name but supports the agreed candidate. He calls for a square deal by voters. Heyl Tops Hog Market in Sioux City livestock record with Akron farmer Wyatt Heyl leading with 44 hogs averaging 277 pounds sold to an eastern buyer for 936 dollars per hundred.
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News-Times
Kingsley
Iowa
McDonald
Cherokee County
Plymouth
Oder
Mr. Held
Cherokee
Ida
Primary Judges and Clerks for June 4 Election List
The article lists primary election officials for Plymouth County with judges and clerks assigned to Akron Town Hall Westfield No. 1 Center School Portland Township Preston Center Vaux Ridge and others. Names include Henry Dirks Dick Tohlken Olive Agnes FW Burnett Frank Montagne P A Foley W C Anderson D I Cassel D Connally M FP Spaulding G B Mpin N Beaulieu H Bichaker H Nelson Ray Ogden Chas Moore Walter Moran D Hoffman Jaffars Alfred Buehre Neal Jas Grea son John Eines G A Rembe N R Knupp Homeranks N H Nason I Weber B Tracy.
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Plymouth County
Akron
Town Hall
Les
Henry Dirks
Dick Tohlken
Sis
W. EH. Ceilley
Olive Agnes
FW. Burnett
Frank Montagne
P. A. Foley
W. C. Anderson
Clerka
I. P. Klauer
Johnson
Center School
M. Buehre
Chas. Moore
Walter Moran
Hoffman
Rank Jaffars
Portland
Alfred .Buehre
J. M. McMahon
Neal
Isaac Harris
Jas. Greason
Preston
Center
B. C. Borchers
RH. Gamble
W. Barehers
Real Estate Transfers in Akron Two Property Trades
Edward W. McElhaney sells lot 10 block 79 Akron to Charles C. Kanago for 600 dollars. Charles Q. Kanago transfers lot 10 block 73 Akron to Walter and Ina Young for 275 dollars.
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Seal OF Minnesota
Tweet Bros. Spink
S. D
G. E. Held
Hinton, Iowa
Pioneer
Farmers’ Grain CO
Akron, Iowa
J.B. Cunningham & Son
the Register-Tribune
Ray A. Smith
Ford
Ford Motor Company
Detroit
Michigan
Pleasant Valley
Volga City
Cedar Falls
J. M. Wormley
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