Union Creek News Updates and Local Notices
No church services next Sunday in Union Creek. Union Creek Ladies Aid business meeting postponed to Friday afternoon at the church hall with refreshments. U C Luther League to meet at John Hultgren home Tuesday evening with refreshments. Pastors Rev Johnson and wife honored with gifts as they leave for Akron. Luther League reports a thrifty year. elections held. Local notes cover residents' visits, travel, illnesses, and a new Buick sedan for the Erleson/Martin families.
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Union Creek
Lutheran Church
Union Creek Ladies’ Aid
U. C. Luther League
John Hultgren
League
Aia
Johnson
Boman
Akron
John B. Brieson
Mary
Larsen
Sioux City
E. Westin
Walfred lForslund
Sellberg
Emil Fredell
Olof Erleson
Martin
Hannah Sellberg
Sioux I City
Mary Larson
Westfield Write-Ups Reflect Local Life and Transfers
Westfield notes report misc events from the week including a depot substitute, surveys along Westfield creek, Armistice Day observances, and a bank closure near Milnerville. Local residents plan meetings at Community Hall, attend dances, oyster suppers, and farmhouse repairs while families travel between Sioux City, Yankton, and Minnesota.
Funeral and social notes from Jefferson area church and town
The item lists numerous local visits, family travels, and community events in Jefferson and nearby towns, including funeral details for Thomas Collins, visits by Mrs. Ceilley and Mrs. Krosch, Christmas sale notice, Boy Scouts and Campfire Girls meetings, Alaska illustrated lecture, and church activities. Numerous residents visit LeMars Sioux City Akron Mott and Sioux City for family stays, health concerns, and social gatherings with mentions of Spaulding Cruz, Nyström family, and local schools and teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. Collins
Jefferson
John Cronin
Clara
Chapman
Gertrude Tracy
McKay
Gambie
Yankton
I, H
Bancroft
Walter Schulz
Elle Point
Star Lodge
Akron
Milo Mills
Dave Cassel
Lily
Cara Lily
Alaska
Hatch
Anna Manning
Murphy
Wilt Point
Carol Lilly
Ladies' Aid
BE. H. Spaulding, Jr
Spaulding
Harry Michaels
Westfield Bank
LeMars
M. P. Spaulding
Minneapolis
Carrel
Wilson James
C. &. Lowry
Wm. Warren
Mott, N. D
Thos, Bruce
Sioux City
Cowie
Milnerville Notes on Bank Smash and Local Happenings
Farmers here faced fallout from the Mid-west bank collapse in Sioux City while Miss Ann Nason recovers from appendicitis at Akron hospital. A Twogood farm corn drive for Epworth League nets about twenty dollars, with prize winners Leigh and Mike Jones. Church supper follows, Vern gathers remaining corn, and Archer Dyeesten drives a new coupe. Ladies Aid meeting at Mrs. Milner’s home draws many, with Rev and Mrs Alien attending. Visitors and relatives arrive, and Eugene and John Bogenrief return from Minnesota and South Dakota where John played baseball with Onida BC. A. L. Muiner accompanies the Beau-
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Sioux City
Nystrom
Ralph Hathaway
Walter
Hathaway
Val Tromater
Hinton
Jessie Hathaway
Esther
Knapp
Cyrus, Jr
John DeRocher
cordi+ally
Allen
Sonia Beaulieu
Fred Briggs
Bismarck
N. D
Grace Briggs
Te City
Lucile Briggs
Milnerville
Mid-west Bank
Ann Nason
Akron
Twogood Farm
Epworth League
Raleigh
Mike Jones
Ltdoyd’ Trautt
Shorty
Fry
League
Vern
Archer Dyeesten
Ladies Aid
Minnesota
South Dakota
Onida
A. L. Muiner
Beau
Chatsworth Chat item brief notes on local movements
Miss Alen Roland left for Emerson Nebraska Friday. Huert Wilkins bought the Jenson residence and will move from the farm in spring. Mahlon Bonney and wife visited Kingsley Iowa Thursday. Millard Glen and Walter Wakeman from Epworth North Dakota visited their parents near the G. H. Wakeman home. G. H. McArlin went to Humboldt to attend farm matters. Co. H. Blake of Danbury Connecticut visiting Bennett home. George Boney of Sioux City visited Wednesday. D. K. Bennett and wife attended C. M. Humi ker fiftieth wedding anniversary in Ak Ron. Mrs. Joe Westover visited Sioux City. G. H. Wakeman and family called on L. M. Lake in Hawarden. G. H. Wells and son Floyd went to Sioux City. G. E. attended Consistory meeting, Dr. Bennett and wife to Q. GE. S. Hawarden. Mrs. D. K. Bennett hosts New Century club Wednesday. Beula McFarlin teaches, Vapper Stoup and wife with baby and Fern Smith and Hila Moore of Maurice were guests of Edith Bennett Sunday.
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Chatsworth
Alen Roland
Emerson
Nebr
Ardeal
Huert Wilkins
Jenson
Mahlon Bonney
Kingsley
Iowa
Millard
Glen
Walter Wakeman
Epworth
G. H. Wakeman
G. H. Mc ¥Arlin
Humboldt
Co. H. Blake
Danbury
Conn
Bennett
George Boney
Sioux City
D. K. Bennett
Akron
C. M. Humiker
M. B
Joe Westover
Walter
L. M. Lake
Hawarden
G. H. Wells
Floyd
G. E
Dr. K. Bennett
Q. GE. S
New Century Club
Beula McFarlin
Vapper Stoup
Fern Smith
Hila Moore
Maurice
Edith Bennett
Luther League Program at English Lutheran Church
At the Luther League meeting Friday November 20 at the English Lutheran church the program includes piano solos by Esther Anderson and Erma Ross recitations by Leonard Dirks Elna Swanson and Elna Swanson a Jane solo by Marcella Ross a male quartet and a reading by Ruth Davidson Louise Anfinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther League
Esther Anderson
Leonard Dirks
Ruth Davidson
Erma Ross
Elna Swanson
Jane Solo
Marcella Ross
Louise Anfinson
Near East Relief Golden Rule Sunday Appeal in Akron
A. L. MacMillan urges Akron to support Near East Relief on Golden Rule Sunday December 6. The program trains 35,000 orphaned children in Armenia through farm schools with 18,512 acres, 1,000 students, tractors, threshers, and 800 cattle, teaching self support and job readiness for youths aged fifteen or sixteen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Near East Relief
Mr. MacMillan
Old
Armenia
Alexandropole
Akron
A. L. Macmillan
Public School Notes Kindergarten to Senior High
Public school notes cover weekly activities from kindergarten through senior high. It lists Thanksgiving programs, student achievements, classroom topics across grades, and remarks from senior students about tests and Civics powers and presidential electing methods.
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R. L
Literary Society
Vivian Root
Constance Wynna
Krafft
Jalbert Youngstrom
Italy
Germany
Edmund Spenser
Theodore Erickson
Caesar
Notice to creditors of Hurt and Bliss co partners Akron
Creditors of Floyd D Hurt and M Ambrose Bliss partners doing business as H and B Ford Service Akron Iowa are notified that on October 29 1925 they executed an assignment of all property for creditors benefit to Henry G Warner Akron Iowa assignee. Creditors must present claims within three months from November 5 1925 under oath. A L Yeaton attorney for assignee. Pub dates listed.
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Floyd,d. Hurt
M. Ambrose Bliss
H. and
B. Ford
Akron
Iowa
Floyd D. Hurt
Henry G. Warner
Floyd D
Hurt
Ambrose Bliss
Ford Service
Drs Mikahel and Smikahl Over First National Bank Akron La
Drs Mikahel and Smikahl sue First National Bank of Akron for alleged unauthorized handling of funds. The suit seeks repayment and remedies, naming the bank and a city court as parties and noting a pending civil action date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Akron
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