Milnerville News Briefs From South Dakota Connections
Special correspondence notes local social visits and family news. Mrs. George Husted, a former resident, is seriously ill in Sioux City. Families travel to Wessington Springs for a visit, and a baby girl was born to Melvin Barnes and Carrie Husted. Firewood, cattle, hogs, and crops are mentioned along with church events, school activities, and a frost warning. The piece records multiple local people, farms, and small-town happenings around Milnerville and nearby areas.
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Milnerville
Pavill Boys
George Hustéd
Adaville
Louis Moran
Sioux City
August Flelm
Earl Orr
Wessington Springs
S. C
Melvin Barnes
Helm
Orr
Henry Husted
Barnes
S. D
Henry
South Dakota
Permary
Tugene John
del. Wilson
Akron
Fler
RH. Miner
Mary Louise Milner
Richard
Wesfield
Leonard Braulilette
W. B. Milner
W. Knapp
Sioux Township
Lester Sanford
Westfield
Dorothy Broadfoot
Verndale
Minn
Minnesota
Russell
Otter
W. A. Milner
Jim Pavlik
Hugh Burkett
Riversioux
Bethel Church
James Reeder
LeMars
Sunnyside
Miss Hastrock
Belen Eyres
Red Cross
Louis Bewuliex
A. Buys
Clyde James
Ivyt Knapp
Esther Beaulieu
Frank Beaulieu
Liberty Township
Louis Casper
Hinton
Wlendale
Walher Hickey
Cassen
William Hobbs
Evelyn Parke
N. R
Community News Items and Local Meetings Update
A recap of social events, service activities, and local concerns. notes on a Thursday meeting with Mrs. J B Hathaway, sewing for a Small aum, Bethel services, and attendance at Billy Sunday meetings. Includes illness and death of Mrs. J O Liston, minor operation for R A James, child illness from appendicitis, and assorted community duties from farm work to road keeping discussions.
Union Creek Notices and Local Events
Union Creek church will skip services next Sunday October 9 due to Rev Johnson and wife attending the Synodical Luther League convention in Pittsburg Pa A play Children of Many Lands by the Junior Missionary Society is set for Friday October 1d with an after program sale and refreshments A bake sale for Women's Home and Foreign Missionary Society will be held at H R Anderson store Akron Saturday afternoon October 8 Liberal patronage requested Miss Anna Green visiting locally Mrs Anders Nelson and J G Green family left for Willow Lakes SD Remarks honor the late Mrs L J Oakes and funeral conducted by Rev A J Bergsaker Elk Point and Rev Lindeblad Akron Sincere sympathy to bereaved families Also notes of local visits and upcoming Junior Missionary Society meeting October 8 at Mrs John Ericson Akron slated as last meeting of year Other family visits and minor incidents mentioned including a slight infant illness in the Peterson family
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J. B. Hathaway
W. C. Stauffer
Bethel
J. O. Liston
Ireton
Listons
R. A. James
Sioux City
Lorraine
Clyde Stauffer
Morningside College
W. GC. Stauffer
Richard Miler
Dow
Clyde James
Willam Milner
LeMars
Cherokee
C. K. James
James Farm
Mrs. James
Alice Louise James
Miss Walsh
Brunner
Akron
John Beaulieu
California
George
Beaulieu
G. W. Milner
Riverside
Cal
Florida
Leo Mansfield
Louis Meyers
Vermillion
S. C
John Mansfield
Louis Beaulieu
Frank DeRocher
Meaulieu
Liberty Township
C. D. Sanford
Union Creek
Johnson
Synodical Luther League
Pittsburg
Junior Missionary Society
Adolph Wiberg
Union Creek Ladies’ Aid
Willow Lakes
Martin Johnson
Olson
Alcester
L. J. Oakes
Hike Point
A. J. Bergsaker
Elk Foint
Lindeblad
Ring
Mra
Goat Ring
Ernest Ring
Ole Peterson
Fairview
Oscar Carlaon
Ion
Roy
P. J. Anderson
Victor Anderson
Hig Carpenter
L. &. Ericson
John
Ericson
Rhia
Westfield Wests-Ups
Nels Beaubien
Ft. Dodge
J. W. Rae
Vern Smith
Mitchell, S C
Corn Palace
A. WA
Lily
Community Hall
Frank Mills
Cilley
Walter
St. Joseph's Hospital
Harry Chapman
Storx City
Fauss Weber
John Cronin
H. B. Lilly
A. D. Lilly
Thos
Warren
Fred Husted
Harry
Charles
Clara
Belle Chapuman
Prairie City
D. F. Connolly
Nel Cronin
Russell Sanford
Paralysis Strikes Woman, Affects Left Leg
A woman suffered paralysis last Saturday with the impairment focused below the knee on her left side. It is hoped she will soon regain use of her foot and that no additional complications arise.
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Tite
Pleasant Hill Sunday and evening services planned
Pleasant Hill news notes Sunday school next Sunday at the usual time and a 7 30 pm preaching service with daily services all next week. Mrs Elmer Welch to host the Ladies Aid next Thursday October 13. Several local families visit relatives and attend Billy Sunday meetings with other social events and celebrations reported.
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Pleasant Hill
Elmer Welch
Robert
J.R. Kerr
Ei Paseo
Texas
Dick Hamilton
Wm. Welch
Sioux City
Billy
Union County
Alcester
Frank Kerr
Lewis Helseth
H. P. Johnson
Grover Vick
Wilson Heasley
Goodroad
Wik Point
Wm. Kerr
Chatsworth Chat Notes Local Visits and Sunday School Reminder
J C Bonney and wife attended Sunday meetings in Sioux City. Many neighbors visited Akron and Sioux City this week including Mrs Hol Hilliker, John Hendricks, G E Wells and wives, A Jenson and wife, Mrs Dilley, Mahlon Bonney, Mrs Morris Galoway, Mrs Billy Schollberg, Mary Walker, and G I Wells. Peter Puthoff visited his sisters in Banesteel. Ernest Ward tends the farm here. Sunday school at 10:00 a m at the M E church. W W Farnsworth and wife returned from a month west trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Mary Walker
Akron
G. I. Wells
Gourley
Trené
Lela
Charles
Hudson
T. L. Burnight
Dalgliesh
Peter Puthoff
Bonesteel
H. J. Schumacher
N. P. Westergard
Ernest Ward
M. E
W. Farnsworth
Harvest Home Supper Planned At Westfield Community Hall
Westfield notes announce Harvest Home supper set for October 13 at Community Hall with all invited. Local events include visits by Nels Beaubien and Vern Smith Fetwtned, hospital updates on Walter, and family visits. School notes mention Maggie and Jiggs and fundraising for new equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westfield School
Winnifred Scralsh
Maggie
School Life Notes and Changing Classrooms Headlines
The report covers ongoing school events at Maggies and Sunnyside, with class changes and sports updates. Jiggs trails Maggies in the race, while Sunnyside hosts an upcoming boys game. New pupils Sophie Hummel and Clarence Conway join Grammar, and six weeks exams are next Tuesday and Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggies
Sunnyside
Fisher
Martina Beaulieu
Clarence Hummel
Winnifred Kroksh
Edith Nelson
James Conway
Nellie Buckingham
Ines
Sophie Hummel
Clarence Conway
Farm Bureau Seeks to Add Members in District Drive
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation plans district meetings across the state on October 12 to recruit farmers not yet affiliated. Co operators, directors, and officers will canvass new members since last year’s drive, aiming to boost membership and spirit. Cherokee hosts the district meeting with speakers Mr Cunningham and Mr Hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Cherokee
Cunningham
Hunt
Eivery
Recommends Husking Price At Plymouth County Board Meeting
The Plymouth county board of directors met Saturday at LeMars courthouse to discuss corn husking value and the coming quarter. They recommended farmers pay three cents per unit for corn husking with elevator service, arguing the price yields better returns than when husking cost eight to nine cents while corn sold at about $1.15 to $1.24.
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Parny Bureau Board of Directors
Plymouth County
LeMars
Issa
Woodbury
Sioux
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