Westfield Area Notes and Upcoming Events
Special correspondence from Laurens reports visits to the Albert Harrington home and church Harvest supper. A baby girl Renee Dianne joins Darrell Toben and Pat. Annual Amateur Show for library on October 10 and PTA meeting October 20 with guest speaker Larry Ford. Various local visits and gatherings are listed, plus a Senior Class car wash and soup day on October 11 to fund school activities.
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Delbert Maynard
Larry Ford
Plymouth County Conservation Officer
Ruth Irwin
Ed, Nelson
Los Angeles
Calif
Ed Nelson
Harry Nelson
Akron
Hugh Dowling
Russell Anderson
Kingsley
Eber Waterman
George Bern
Delbert Weise
Kate Weise
Larabee
Emma Gerstandt
Paullina
Mepsbank Wilmonthsiidl
Mit
Clare Lilly
Clare, Lilly
Walter Wilmont
Pearl McDonald
Sioux City
Wayne Lias
Ralph Stevens
Vista
California
A. C. Banks
Stanley Lilly
Omaha
Wallace Lilly
Bessie Buryanek
Mary Graves
Russell
Debbie
Don Diediker
Ponca
Nebr
Jim Buryanek
Leonard Buryanek
Dennis Erks
Helen Joseph
Wm. Joseph
Jim Niven
Robert
Edna Bloomfield
Jackson
Elizabeth West
Westfield High School
Francis Blum
Arizona
Frank Trautt
Ray and Lee
Fay Trautt
Tucson
Nogales
Joseph Blum
John D. Gleason
Congregational Church October Activities and Harvest Supper
The Congregational Church schedules cleaning day at 9:00 a.m. followed by a 2:00 p.m. meeting with Elsie Nelson Bessie Buryanek Opal Hummel Evelyn Banks and a study on Christian Beliefs. An Adaville United Methodist Church gathering features inmates from Sioux Falls prison discussing crime prevention. RSVP via Mrs. Nella Lilly by Oct 9. New members welcomed Oct 5 include April Nystrup Becky Banke Marci Boetger and Michael Burke. Proceeds from Harvest Supper total $530. Ladies Aid Funds support church needs.
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Congregational Church
Elsie Nelson
Bessie Buryan
Opal Hummel
Evelyn Banks
Our Church
Adavillé ‘United Methodist Church
Sioux Falls
Nella Lilly
April Nystrup
Becky Banke
Marci Boetger
Michael Burke
Iie
Isa
Church Repair and Aid Projects Report in Iowa
A local report notes church repairs and added equipment, with ongoing projects including substantial help for Migrant Workers in Iowa and support for a Korean orphan.
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Iowa
Chatsworth Chats Special Correspondence Highlights Local Visits
Mr George Moehlman visited the Veterans hospital in Sioux Falls last Friday and spoke with patient William Halverson who is recovering well. Reverend Charles Krose of Akron joined a Henry Collmann home luncheon. Moehlman and daughter Elllene spent the weekend in Oklahoma. Miss Molly Moehlman, after weeks with relatives, returned home with them. Charles Hendricks and Gary Moller visited Sioux City and Ames Iowa, where Bob Eilts attends college. Variousrlights include Hawarden shoppers, LeMars U P W meeting, and several family visits in Omaha and Sioux City.
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George Moehlman
Veterans ‘Hospital
Sioux Falls
S.D
William Halverson
Halverson
Charles Krose
Akron
Wats
Henry Coll‘mann
Elllene
Oklahoma
Molly Moehlman
Charles Hendricks
Sioux City
Michael Lowell
Morningside
St. Joseph's Hospital
Ethel Lyle
Clara Satthoff
Hawarden
Henry Collmann
Gene Toben
LeMars
U.P.W
J. Henry Lucken
George Payne
Norfolk
Nebr
Velda Peck
Gary Moller
Ames
Iowa
Maude Knapp
Westfield
H. Liston
Lowell Hillrichs
Kenneth van Wyhe
A. DeRaad
George Beeler
Niobara
Nebraska
Mr. DeRaad
Frank
California
Harvey DeRaad
Ken Miller
Lonny DeRaad
Kingsley
William Meins
Sy Hat Hee
Nebecake
Jack Lake
Sioux“City
Library Notes on Four Classic Works by North Stewart Davis and Wallop
A compact review of four titles: The Wolfing by Sterling North set in the Midwest a century ago, Earth Abides by George R. Stewart exploring a post pestilence world, Beevers and Company by Joseph A. Davis about a zoo curator's otter study, and The Good Life by Douglass Wallop a satire in fable form.
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Sterling North
American Midwest
George R. Stewart
Fortells
Beevers and Company
Joseph A. Davis
Joe Davis
Douglass Wallop
Meeting on corn value at Westmar College LeMars
Lyle Mackey Plymouth County Extension Director says a Wednesday October 15 meeting at 8 00 p m in Westmar Student Commons LeMars will cover corn moisture discounts hedging grain supplies and handling options. Larry Trede Sioux City Extension Farm Management Specialist will discuss questions about selling from the field drying and storing for later sale. A Sioux City Grain Exchange representative will demonstrate corn grading and answer audience questions. Coffee and doughnuts will be served.
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Westmar College
LeMars
Lyle Mackey
Plymouth County
Larry Trede
Sioux City
Sioux City Grain Exchange
Westmar
How Do School Lunches Help My Community
Community benefits include safeguarding health and well being of future citizens and expanding markets for farm products. Most foods are purchased locally. A brief ad notes lost, strayed or stolen items can be found with a want ad.
Back Youder Items From Akron Register-Tribune Chronology
A compact retrospective from the Akron Register-Tribune highlights dated items and happenings across decades. It notes marriages, births, anniversaries, local business openings, sports scores, and weather events tied to October in 1939 and 1929, with references to regional places like Sioux Falls and Hawarden.
Bowling Secures Industrial Bowling League Title
High team series led by Awkward Club with 2365 and Acco Seeds 2229. Awkward Club also posted the high team game 831 while 7 Up had 809. Individual leaders include Gary Hillrichs 569 and 217 game and Lawrence Maynard 547 and 203.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Awkward Club
Acco
Gary Hillrichs
Lawrence Maynard
Akron Women s Commercial Bowling League Highlights
Pigeon Heuertz posted the high single with 205 and Jo Schneider had 188. Lois Klemme led three games with 507 while Ann Malcom totaled 480.
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Akron
Women's Commercial Bowling League
Pigeon Heuertz
Jo Schneider
Lois Klemme
Ann Malcom
High Team and Individual Bowling Scores
Garvins Vets posted a high team series of 2337 with Kerr Motor close at 2289. Frozen Foods led team games with 816 against Garvins Vets 813. Jim Boetger topped individuals in series with 19 over Elmer Phillips 518, while Pete Van Beek had the best game at 211 to Elmer Phillips 207.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garvins Vets
Kerr Motor
Frozen Foods
Jim Boetger
Elmer Phillips
Pete van Beek
Bowling meet winners and top scores across events
Lois Klemme led high game with 165 and high series at 468, while Ann Malcom posted 156. Hawks dominated team events with 431 game and 1246 series. Buzz Henke topped high 3-game series at 582 and high individual game with 210, followed by Kerryn Heeren 545 and Lois Kiemme 486. Joy Dirks 455 and Dirks also had 167 in game two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Ericson
Buzz Henke
Morris Powell
Lloyd Miller
Lois Klemme
Ann Malcom
Mary Malcom
Hawks
Kerryn Heeren
Lois Kiemme
Joy Dirks
Kervyn Heeren
Commercial Bowling League High Scores Shared By Daryl Smith
Daryl Smith led the Commercial Bowling League with a 3 game series of 578 and top games 220 and 203, while Gary Hartmann topped a game with 199 and Bob Frerichs posted a 536 series.
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Daryl Smith
Bob Frerichs
Gary Hartmann
High Ind. bowling marks: Molzen and Foley lead series
In the Indianapolis match Marge Molzen posted 170 and Rita Foley 161 in the high game. Molzen topped the Ind. Series with 442 while Eunice Klemme had 429. Akron Register Tribune notes local engagement and printing services for weddings and anniversaries.
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Marge Molzen
Rita Foley
Eunice Klemme
Doon Doings and Regional Notes Across Iowa and Nearby States
A roundup of local crimes and community events reports seven Doon area break ins, a Doon incident, and a Lyon County jail detainment. Other notes include West Lyon High School band earning a B rating in Minnesota, a major electric substation dedication near Vermillion, S C, and regionals on farm, education and civic activities.
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Lyon County
Rock Rapids
Doon
Towa
George
Iowa
West Lyon
Laverne
Minn
Vermillion
S.C
East River Electric Power Corp
Farmers Co-op
Beresford
S.D
Plymouth County Farm
Bureau
Mississippi River
Remsen Jaycees
Remsen Lions Club
Interseeding Pasture Alfalfa Boosts Forage in County
County Agriculture notes report pasture land of about 33 000 acres with many overgrazed areas. Interseeding two pounds per acre of travois alfalfa into two brome pastures yielded new alfalfa seedlings and a strong stand, aided by prior good brome growth. Jefferson farmers Leonard and Harold Dailey tested the method, with positive results echoed by Clay County Extension Agent Bob Schurrer for bluegrass pastures. Readers are invited to arrange an interseeding machine for next spring.
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Union County
Ken Dahlgren
Defining Fall Extension Homemakers Club meeting outcomes
Carol Redlin notes a productive Fall Council meeting with Extension Homemakers Clubs. Members shared ideas and planned two workshops Defensive Driving and Pattern Alteration. The article discusses permanent press fabrics, washday tips, stain pre treatment, and ironing ease for durable garments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Redlin
Extension Homemakers Clubs
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