East Westfield Echoes Special Correspondence
Local notes report social calls and visits among Heeren, Bockelman, Erickson, and Brundeen families from LeMars to Viborg and Alcester. Quarantine lifted for two homes amid scarlet fever concerns. a rural telephone line shake-up eliminates line 31. Several birthdays anniversaries and travel to Sioux City and Akron noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted
Anderson
Harry Siebels
LeMars
Ben Andresen
Fred Andresen
Herman
Andresen
Andrew Andresen
Chas. Kanago
Akron
Tony Boekelman
Harry Buehre
Pearl Erickson
Marion Robbins
Sioux City
Aug. Erickson
Joanna Gorath
Howard
Joe Brundeen
Robt. Anderson
Ang. Erickson
Pearl
Westfield Write Ups Highlight Social Visits and Local News
Special correspondence from Westfield details a flurry of visits and gatherings. Clara Raish and Ida Nickel travel from California to visit relatives including Mrs. Waterbury, with multiple family reunions noted and plans for a future meeting in November. Local guilds, sports outings, and residents returning to town from Chicago and Charter Oak are also mentioned along with new business ventures opening in town.
Local speakers and social notes from Bridgewater and area
Dr Graber of Morningside College will speak at West Field Congregational on Sunday Nov 5 at 10 16 AM. Local visitors Ray McCue family plan to occupy a house vacated by the Giffrow family. Harvest Home supper by Ladies Aid of the Congregational church set for Thursday in Community Hall. Hallowe en pranks noted and rumors of marriages between Earl Hummel and Elmer Petty. Junior play The Blue Bag slated for Friday Nov 10 with admission 25 20 10 cents. Ed Beaubien visiting from Sioux City. area residents visiting Mary Tracy and P F Tracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Lilly
J. Goudie
North Riverside
Clara ‘B. Raish
Long Beach
Calif
Ida Nickel
Tulare
Clarence Hummel
Fred Waterbury
Raish
Nickel
Lynn Booth
Lonny
Centerville
S. C
Russell
Waterbury
Akron
Clara Raish
Nels Beaubien
Sioux City
Jao. Coyle
M. F. Flynn
St. Catharine’s Guild
Mary Tracy
Harry Nason
Nason
Supt
Ralph Swanson
Virgil Wahl
Chicago
Virgil
Mary Wahl
Clara Chapman
Charter Oak
Westfield
Miss Chapman
Phil. Beaubien
Ed. Beaubien
Lawrence Beaubien
Lawrence LaFleur
Henry Hichacker
Paul
Helen
Edward Hichacker
Martin Lighhouser
Bridgewater
John Bertrand
Mildred
Spencer
Lucille
Bob Trefren
Vermillion
Graber
Morningside ‘College
Westfield Congregational Church
Ray McCue
Giffrow
Robert Witherelle
Ardis Elsenberger
Margaret Anderson
Neva McCorkell
Keith Knapp
Lynn Booth and Son
Clarence Glassing
Clarence, Hummel
Ladies’ Aid
Congregational Church
Mary Martin
Hallowe’en
Earl Hummel
Elmer Petty
Beaubien
Nels
John Philip
June
Tom
Syracuse
N. Y
P. F. Tracy
M. J. Kennedy and Son
Salix, In
Milnerville Mention Recalls Farm Social Ties
Special correspondence from Milnerville notes Mr and Mrs Louis Brouillette at the Cassen farm with families from Sioux City visiting Roy Cassen and neighbors. It reports on local Farm Holiday attitudes, recent visits, a horse and buggy accident injuring Audrey Milner but not severely, and church events with Dr Graber of Morningside College preaching next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Brouillette
Cassen
R. H. Milner
Hiram Smith
W. B. Milner
Walter Hathaway
Milner
Walter
Sioux City
Howard Milner
Adaville
Audrey Milner
Audrey
Akron
Brunner
Harry Nelson
Sunday Guests and Illnesses Reported in Local Notes
Ron and the Nelson Brown family hosted Sunday dinner guests. Mrs Thomas Dreeszen remains very ill with a carbuncle outbreak. Well drillers have worked at Tom Dreeszen’s home this past week. Mary Beckon, longtime Milnerville resident, has bronchial pneumonia with a relapse after premature activity. Bellen Taylor delivered stockers and feeders to Walter Bernhardt in the past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron
Nelson Brown
Thomas
Dreeszen
Tom Dreeszen
Mary ‘Beckon
Milnerville
Bellen Taylor
Walter Bernhardt
Birthday celebration at Henry Borchers home
Relatives and friends gathered Friday evening to help Mrs. Borchers celebrate her birthday. LeMars shoppers John Tapper and family visited, as did P. C. Kallsens and Barth Miller families. Joy Morehead and Junior Morehead stayed with Leonard Miller. A husking bee is planned at Fred Klemmer’s Friday. Ruth Marbach, from Sioux City, visited her mother M. Marbach. Immanuel Ladies Aid met at Rev Meyer’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry ‘Borchers ‘Homie
John Tapper
Jess Kallsen
Joy
Junior Morehead
Leonard Miller
Fred Klemmer
Pleasant Hill News Social Roundup
Emil Kiemme and family and several relatives visited the Waag home on Sunday. The Welchs hosted guests from Bruce and Elk Point. Russell Huff and family visited Wm Kerr's in Akron. others gathered at Carlson and Anderson homes. Francis Hutchinson joined an Elsworth family reunion in Alcester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Kiemme
George Waag
Albin Anderson
Charley Waag
Clifford
Earl Heasley
Floyd Elsworth
Bruce
Harvey Welch
Russell Huff
Wm. Kerr
Akron
Charley Wang
Wm. Welch
Elk Point
Harley Goodroad
Gene Gardner
Vermillion
Arthur Ranson
Kenneth
Sioux City
George ‘Carlson
Francis Hutchinson
Elsworth
Alcester
Westfield Middlings News Roundup and Socials
Miss Kate Clarey of Sioux City visits with Mr and Mrs Tom Clarey. Nineteen men with sixteen teams husked for Lester Dewey. Mrs Thelma Huddle hosts a Halloween party at Lowell Taylor home. Local families host shoppers and guests, with several birthday and social gatherings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Clarey
Sioux ‘City
Tom Clarey
Lester Dewey
Akron
W. van Wyhe
M. Johnson
Pendleton
C. Dirks
C. ‘Kilstrom
I. Huebseh
W. Harrington
Adolph Dahl
Elk Point
Frank Welch
Fay Smith
Gus. Beech
Aug. Herzbergs
Washington Township
Orville Harbeck
Frank Smith
Community Thanks For Husking Event At Lester Dewey
Through this paper we sincerely thank neighbors and friends for assistance in husking corn at my place Monday and for merchants who supplied food as well as the women who served dinner and supper. Lester Dewey and Family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Dewey
Public School Notes Second Grade Spelling Achievements
Second Grade reports A in Spelling for Danny Blake Donna Davis George Hoffman Lula Mae King Cyril Larsen Joann NyGard Dewaine Osterbur Alfred Pulcher Harriet Samuelson Frances Scott Ralph Sebolt Deloris Wycoff Glenn Blake Harold Pollock. Third Grade Gold stars in Spelling Joy Deane Arkin Darrell Bohiken Margaret Brunner Claude Burrill Marian Gisman Novella McDonald Sally Ann Mattison Phyllis Pulsher Mary Liou Ross Clayton Small Elleinor Sebolt Della Leone Warren Stanley Smikahl absent due to illness. Gold stars Friday Jerrine Coleman Carroll Davis Fidon Johnson Harvey Lias Eldon Small. A few pupils earning superior work in Arithmetia include Jack Gale Marvin Dirks. Fifth grade Halloween party set Monday 6 to 8:30 with treasure hunt gym games and hot chocolate peanut butter sandwiches pumpkin pie. Gold stars in Spelling Joy Coleman Marvin Dirks Jack Gale Forest Greenwood Walter Henke Cleah Mellen Alvin Parker Gordon Rossow Ralph Stryzewski Dorothy Sykes Florence Thatcher. Green stars Betty Dirks Jack Gusman Jack Lake Alden Pollock. Sixth Grade twenty-three of twenty-four scored 100s in Spelling. one pupil misspelled two of forty words. October Nature Band presented Halloween Patriotism program for Fourth and Fifth grades with tap dance song and a Halloween poem A Broomstick Train. Joyce Peck and Ronald Dirks won prizes for unscrambling animal names. Joyce Peck leads Reading board. reading list posted. six-week report required. We read the story of Ulysses with illustrations and drawing activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danny’ Blake
Donna Davis
George Hoffman
Lula Mae King
Cyril
Larsen
Joann
Nygard
Dewaine
Osterburit
Alfred Pulscher
Harriet. Samuelson
Frances Scott
Ralph ® Sebolt
Deloris Wycoff
Glenn ‘Blake
Harold Pollock
Joy” Deane
Arkin
Darrell
Bohiken
Margaret
Brunner
Claude
Burrill
Marian’ ‘Gisman
Novella McDonald
Sally
Ann Mattison
Phyllis Pulséher
Mary Liou Ross
Clayton. Small
Elleinor Sebolt
Della Leone Warren
Stanley
Smikahl
Arithmetia
Jack Gale
Marvin Dirks
Joy ‘Coleman
Forest Greenwood
Walter Henke
Cleah Mellen
Alvin Parker
Gordon Rossow
Ralph Stryzewski
Dorothy’ Sykes
Florence Thatcher
Betty Dirks
Jack Gusman
Jack Lake
Alden Pollock
Nature Band
Mary Ann Earnest
Lois Moir
Irene Hendricks
Joyce Peck
Ronald Dirks
Ulysses
Card of thanks from the Swift family
The Children express sincere appreciation to neighbors and friends for kindness, assistance, and sympathy during illness and after the death of beloved father Mortimer Swift. They also thank for the floral offerings and invite others to share news items with the Register-Tribune office and patronize home merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mortimer Swift
Appeal for funds to aid Council Bluffs Christian Home Orphanage
A plea to Iowans to donate promptly to the Christian Home Orphanage in Council Bluffs. The charity, 51 years old, cares for about 500 children yearly and runs its own school and hospital. It relies entirely on voluntary contributions and asks for gifts to help feed shelter and provide medical care during hard times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crristian Home
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Council
Bluffs
Witter
Christian Home Orphanage
Board of Thanks for Kindness After Death of Father
We extend heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy dating the illness and death of our dear father W. McMillan. The children appreciate the floral offerings and the Register Tribune Want Ad service for helping sell items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. McMillan
Rugs made by veterans offered for sale at Knoxville hospital
The Legion Auxiliary reports handmade rugs created by veterans at the Knoxville hospital are available for purchase. Interested buyers may contact Mrs Otto C Larsen for details and ordering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Legion Auxiliary
Knoxville
Otto.c. Larsen
Community Chamber Plans Legion Event On November 18
The Chamber of Commerce in northwest Town organizes a reputable show at the Legion with a program of prize events and various entertainment features planned for Saturday November 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commthere
Hawirdell
Nus
Meérdus
Avent
Man's Heart Stopped Amid Confused Cadaver Notes
Fragmentary OCR yields a garbled report mentioning a man's heart stopping and references to names Cad, Adama, Greenleaf, and Drigeists. Details are unreadable, with multiple misspellings and likely transcription errors. No clear date, place, or outcome discernible.
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