Westfield News Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Westfield correspondence lists visits among residents and friends across LeMars Akron Sioux City and Webb Iowa. Notables include Ed Nelson Lindel Newman and Rosco Newman at veterans hospital Mae Hoffman Green Acres and the Berns and Welch families with trips to Sioux Falls Excelsior Springs and California listed. Thanksgiving schedule and school events noted with parent teacher conferences and a junior class play Father Knows Best at the school.
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Ed Nelson
Vernon Buehre
le Mars
Lindel Newman
Layina Newman
Rosco Newman
Veterans Hospital
George Bern
Elmer Jacobsen
Larrabee
John Nielsen
Tess Humphrey
Ja Maynard
Sioux City
Rose Beaubien
Lester Hoxie
Sue Crosby
Trisha
Johnny
Lake Park
Kay Rosacker
Missy Mart
Matt
Webb
Iowa
Jim Mansfield
Gerstandt
Calumet
Biltmore
Harold Varauna
Sioux City Hospital
George Berns
Mae Hoffman
Green Acre Nursing Home
Harry Rahder
St.Luke
Rahder
Colleen Welch
Ray Welch
Frank Welch
Lavina Newman
Sioux Falls
Newman
Green Acres
Robert Welch
Excellsior Springs
Kansas
Raymond Welch
Trick or Treat Time Hints For Drivers And Clocks
Next Tuesday brings Halloween tricks or treats and motorists are cautioned to watch for children in costumes. The note mentions the switch back to Central time on Saturday night and jokes about daylight hours and work schedules.
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General Electric
Serviceman News Navy Candidate Brown Begins Training
Naval Aviation Officer Candidate Richard L. Brown of Akron Iowa has started basic flight training at Pensacola. After completing Aviation Officer Candidate School he will be commissioned as an Ensign and begin over a year of extensive ground and in-flight training toward becoming a Naval Aviator.
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Serviceman News
Naval Aviation
Richard L. Brown
Arden C. Brown
Akron
Iowa
Pensacola
Paul J. Bernard
Phil J. Bernard
Haske
Lowry Afb
Colo
Air Force
He Avy Training Command
Lackland Afb
Tex
Lowry
Bernard
Akron Community High School
Akron items recall past local events across decades
Gleaned notes from the Akron Register-Tribune recounts decades of local life. It lists theatre turns at the opera house, births, deaths, football results, and civic changes from 1912 to 1972, including performances, obituaries, school games, and community milestones.
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Akron Register-Tribune
Chatsworth Social News Highlights Weekly Visits
Chatsworth readers note a series of social calls and gatherings across Ireton Hawarden Akron and Ames. Guests include Mr and Mrs Lee Liston Mrs Opal Hemmelrick Mr John Ludwigs Mrs Nellie Burnight and many others sharing dinners luncheons and birthday reminders.
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Lee Liston
Ireton
H. Liston
Sam Jones
Charles Hendricks
Wes Crow
Orange City
Franklin Hemmelrick
Opal Hemmelrick
Elsie Jacobs
John Ludwigs
Hemmelrick
Laurence Ludwigs
Hawarden
Henry Ludwigs
Harry Stephenson
Alcester
Nellie Burnight
George Moehlmann
Henry Frerichs
Akron
H. Collmann
Gerhard Moller
Tim Repp
Franklin Hemmerrick
Westfield
Reuben Buchman
San Albert
Sioux City
Myron Coons
Evelyn Reuben
Chuck
Eilene
Moehrmann
Lena Schuester
Henry Collmann
Dick Popken
Evelyn Renken
Newark
California
Clara Satthoff
Ed Frerichs
Herb Frerichs
Colin Collmann
Melanie
Pearl Miller
Plymouth Presbyterian Church
Ruth Robertson
Akron Nursing Home
Jim Moller
Harms Home
Ames
Town
Stan
Bertsel Brown Dies at 69 Longtime Plymouth County Leader
Bertsel Brown 69 of route 2 Merrill retired farmer and community leader died October 17 1972 at Sioux City St Luke's Medical Center after a long illness He was active in Plymouth county affairs serving on Plymouth REA board and Northwest Iowa Power Co op among other posts His survivors include his wife Ethel a brother a sister and several nieces and nephews Funeral services were held at the Adaville United Methodist church with Masonic rites at the Maver funeral home in Le Mars Burial followed in Pleasant Valley Cemetery Rural Merrill.
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Bertsel
Brown
Bertsel Brown
Merrill
Sioux City St. Luke's Medical Center
Samuel Bertsel Brown
Liberty Township
Plymouth County
Charles
Edith (Bristow) Brown
Ethel L. Rowe
Adaville
Adaville United Methodist Church
J. L. Vallery
Pleasant Valley
Maver Funeral Home
le Mars
Dean Rowe
William Timmins
Willis Harms
Eldon Bryant
Kenneth Brown
Stanley Tindall
First National Bank
Plymouth County Farmers Mutual Insurance Co
Plymouth County Farm Bureau
Westmar College
Ethel
Elmer
Rural
Alice Bryant
Akron
Nelson
Wine marinating and knits provide cooking and fabric notes
Marinating with wine tenderizes meat and adds moisture and flavor, especially with game. Knits offer wrinkle resistance, stretch for fit, and easy care for machine washing. A 4 H Recognition Event will honor Union County 4 H members October 28 at Eric Point School gymnasium with 110 awards and various recognitions.
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Homemakers
Union County
Carol Redlin
Union County Extension Home Economist
Obituary of Bertha Abrahamson Green Born 1903 in South Dakota
Bertha Abrahamson Green born October 27 1903 in Union County South Dakota died October 12 1972 at age 68 in Sioux City Iowa She lived most of life in California and in recent years in Sioux City Survived by four brothers Martin Adolph Olaf Oscar and two sisters Agnes and Ragna Preceded in death by husband and two siblings Memorial services were held October 16 at Brule Creek Lutheran Church with Pastor Marvin Ketterling officiating
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Bertha Abrahamson Green
Union County
South Dakota
Ole and
Anna Eide Abrahamson
California
Sioux City
Martin
Redondo Beach
Adolph
Chicago
Clinois
Olaf
Akron
Iowa
Oscar
Des Moines
Agnes
Everett Peterson
Beresford
Ragna Abrahamson
Free guide to market safeguard and develop your invention
The Raymond Lee Organization offers a free guide titled How to Market Safeguard and Develop Your Invention for inventors and manufacturers. Lawrence Peska, VP, notes clients range from individuals to large corporations seeking new products. Send requests to 230 Park Avenue, New York, NY 10017. Akron Register- Tribune.
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Raymond Lee
Lawrence Peska
Park Avenue
New York
Industrial Bowling League Scores Week of October 16 1972
Industrial Bowling League results for the week of October 16 1972 include high games by local teams and notable performances by top bowlers. Standings show shifts as teams chase lead and players post season potential scores.
Classic Bowling League week of October 17 1972 results
Scores show WCWL Senators and Cardinals tied 13 to 19 while Mets and Twins battled 19 to 13. High games include Verne Heeren 214 and Bill Joseph 213. high series feature Buzz Henke 524 and Steve Kilstrom 538. Cardonals led team games 742 and 2088.
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WCWL
Senators
Cardinals
Mets
Twins
Yanks
Dodgers
Verne Heeren
Bill Joseph
Hank Green
Marle Henke
Penny Hartmann
Buzz Henke
Kervyn Heeren
Clarice Fodness
Sunday Mixed League Scores October 22 1972
Roadrunners and Desperadoes split 6 6 as Buckaroos Wranglers and Broadcasters tie 6 6 in week action. High series honors go to Wayne Riherd 565 Vera Kapfer 476, Deloris Riherd 471 and Viggo Henriksen 548. Harvey Klemme tops games with 214. Bantam League features Mets 8 Twins 7 with Mark Kapfer 402 series and Beth Schroeder 123 325 games.
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Roadrunners
Desperadoes
Buckaroos
Wranglers
Broacbusters
Saddletramps
High Ind
Delorié Richerd
Vera Kapfer
Mets
Twins
Reds
White Sox
Yankees
Pirates
Mark Kapfer
Brian Knapp
Joni Fodness
Beth Schroeder
Monday Coffee League results week of October 23 1972
Bulldogs 239, Dalmatians 19, Afghans 16, Peekapoos 15, Scotties 13, French Poodles 9. High team series and game went to French Poodles 1358 and 498. Individual highs include Marie Henke 477 and Freda Dreenzen 461 in series, Maxine Wilcox 184 and Pat Weyen 178 in games. Split conversions featured Henke 5 6 Weyen 5 6 Vander Helm 5 10 Lamoureux 2 7 8.
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American Beauty Roses
Petunia
Magnolia
Orchids
Pétunia's
Betty Klemme
Marge Molten
Hilda Lloyd
Wib Bulldogs
Dalmatians
Peekapoos
Scotties
Marie Henke
Freda Dreenzen
Maxine Wilcox
Pat Weyen
Ramona Vander Helm
Tilsie Lamoureux
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Opera House
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Fred Hummel
Bert L. Crow
Dick Marple
Henry C. Kimball
G. W. Hawkins
William Bly
Lasse Olson
Akron Hls
Akron High
Elk Point High
Theodore Montagne
Henry Harris
Edward H. Smith
Bertram Davis
George Davis
Sioux County
C. P. Kinser
Farmers’ Co-operative Co
Charles E. Ferris
Carl E. Epley
Akron High Red Raiders
Sioux City East High
Raider
Akron High School
Gloria Brady
John Hutsel
Rosean Schlesser
Robert D. Publ
Kenneth Blake
Jack McInnis
Claude Burris, Jr
Walter E. Mellen
Edward F. Buettemeier
Red Raiders
Ponca High Indians
Harold Moffatt
Donald Haage
John Dornan
Ralph Lambert
Norman Nielsen
Clayton Burnight
Charles E. Rosenow
Thorwald Thorson
Central Lyon High Lions
Rock Rapids
Chatsworth
Dr. Trotzig
Roy
Alfred Swanson
Redum Union Courty Rxtens
MOME
Akron Register- Tribune
Frozen Food Center
Barwick Imp. Co
Nelson Hatchery
Awkward Club
Acco Leeds
Arvin's Standard
Dirks Motor Co
Akron Lumber Co
Moorman's
Brodie Equip, Co
Janes Bottling Co
Lawrence Maynard
Ray Raabe
Civic Bowling League
Ww Taylor Trucking
Garvin's Vets
Chatsworth Elevator
Kerr Motor Company
Trojan Seed Corn
Walt Trobaugh
Lonny DeRaad
Earl Boldenow
Don Kapfer
Woks Small
McPherson's
Harvey's Hardware
Rod's Ford
Farmers' Co-op
Paul's Iga
Mary Wych
Emma Nielsen
Linda Swanson
Mick Jespersen
Rita Foley
Vera McMahon
Vivien McPherson
Marilyn Small
Virginia Horton
Lynette Clarey
Betty Heyl
Shirley Waag
Raby's
Nielsen Service
Willer Real Estate
Dirks Motor Company
Liquid Carriers
Callahan Oil Company
Akron Feed Mills
Legion Post
Hartmann Brothers
Akron Savings Bank
Dirks Hardware
Gary Tucker
Phil Beaubien
Farmers Co-op
Wells Blue Bunny
Terrace Park
Bob Frerichs
Leonard Klemme
Lloyd Willer
Ed Willer