Quaker Heater Ad and Local Social Notes
A New Quaker Oil Burning Heater is advertised by Dirks Hardware. Local social news covers Kathryn Burris and Claude Burris Jr. visiting Los Angeles, families traveling to Racine and Britt, Iowa, and various town residents hosting visitors. Akron Junior baseball beat Elk Point Juniors 6 to 3 at the Old Settlers picnic, with prior win over Watson Coal Juniors 7 to 3 in Sioux City. Burton Swift shines for Selma in a 6-4 win over Mobile, helping climb league standings.
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Tanvilac
Bee W. CG
Bill
Dirks Hardware
Kathryn
Claude Burris, Jr
Los Angeles
Calif
A. G. ‘Rhodes
Dibble
Old Settlers
Watson Coal
Sioux City
George Redenius
Britt
Iowa
Redenius
Meat‘ Department
Arkins
Frank Bellwood
Hawarden
Eagles
Sidx
City Eagles
Chatsworth
Alcester
Fickbohm Orchestra
Lula Mae King
Betty Lou Trickle
Hudson
Bowery
Lutheran Churches Plan September Services and Meetings
Sunday school at 10 a m and services at 11 a m at the Lutheran churches. Ladies Aid meets at 2 p m September 12 with Mrs R Marple and Mrs Geo Wilken in charge. St Paul Sunday school at So St Paul 9 45 a m with evening services 8 p m by the Lutheran League. Evangelist Philip Hanson from Clarkfield Minn begins September 10 at 8 p m at So St Paul church for a week and will travel Vermillion circuit. bring Bibles. Walter Laamoth, Pastor.
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Ladies’ Aid
Geo. Wilken
St. Paul
Luther League
Philip Hanson
Clarkfield
Minn
So. St. Paul Church
Hangon
Walter I
Aamoth
Emanuel Lutheran Church Service Note
Ernest G Svenson pastor leads Sunday worship at Emanuel Lutheran Church with Sunday school at 10 a.m. and morning service at 11. Sermon titled He Gives Him to His Mother based on Luke 7 11 17. Evening service at 8 in fireside hour led by Lutheran Brotherhood. Committee in charge S W Fredell H Shoulberg Axel Johnson Frank Johnson. All welcome.
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Trinity
Lutheran Brotherhood
S W. ‘Fredell
H. ‘Shoulberg
Axel Johnson
Frank Johnson
Willing Toilers 4-H News Westfield meeting recap
The Westfield Willing Toilers 4-H club met on Wednesday August 21 at Lois McInnis home. President led the session with roll call My Favorite Color. Lois McInnis gave a demonstration Seams and Where They Are Used. Guests included Betty Ownen Viva Smith and Mrs Margaret Andersen. Songs and games followed then lunch was served by the hostess. The next meeting is set for Saturday September 7 at leader Mrs Ernest W Johnsons home.
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Westfield Willing Toilers
Lois McInnis
Betty Ownen
Viva Smith
Margaret Andersen
Ernest ‘W. Johnson
First Church Bible School and Services Schedule
The First Church of Christ lists Bible school at 10 a m with communion and preaching. Junior C E meets at 430 p m. Members are asked to bring canned or fresh fruits and vegetables to the church by Sunday morning for Child Serving Lussilule W J Zane pastor.
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First Church OF Christ Bible School
C. E
Union Creek Church Notes Evening Services and Meeting
Union Creek Church schedules an 8 pm evening service on Sunday September 8 and a Ladies Aid meeting on Thursday September 12 hosted by Mrs Albin Carlson and Mrs Alfred Swanson. Pastor E A Anderson extends a cordial invitation to all to attend these events.
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Union Creek
Ladies’ Aid
Bull
Albin Carlson
Alfred Swanson
E. A. Anderson
Akron Ball Team Beats Remsen In Shutout
Akron kept Remsen from scoring as Johnson allowed no runs in a tense game. Key plays included Peters’ center field snag and a costly error by Remsen that opened the door for Akron’s offense. Remsen, despite late pressure, failed to cross the plate and Akron secured the shutout victory.
Aurelia Beats Akron In Semi-Pro Baseball Clash
Aurelia, the state semi pro champions, defeated Akron 9 to 2 at Pilot Rock south of Meriden Iowa after Ak ron had earlier shut out Remsen 2 0 on the same diamond The Akron line up shifted after Ard Brown suffered a head injury and Tucker shifted to left field Jammer yielded nine Aurelia runs while Emeryn Tucker held Aurelia to one hit over the last three innings The match featured Watty Holm Congo Collins and Brown hitting for Aurelia with Ohlendorf and Jno Martin producing Akron two runs on a two bagger by Ohlendorf and singles by Tucker and Martin The Pilot Rock diamond is uneven and Akron plans another game against Aurelia later this year with a full lineup.
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Johnson
Akron
John Martin
Beaubien
Benter
Ohlendorf
Remsen
Peters
Tucker
Holtgreve
Hennessey
Brown
Henlessey
Shortstop
Washnok
Peek
Clark
Ard
Matgern
Faber
Aurelia
Pilot Rock
Meriden
Iowa
Beno’’ Wess
Watty Holm
Congo Collins
Aurélia
Fon Ice
Wess
Tony Johnson
Emeryn Tucker
Jno
Martin
Jammer
Bauer
Storm Lake
Jas. Martin
Chicago
Peck
Detroit
Softball Toolers
Sioux City
Ard. Brown
On balls Off Weas Ss of Johngon 4 off Jammer
Stolen bases by Beau Bien Hamilton and Hentichs highlighted the game with key plays.
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Weas
Johngon
Jammer
Beaubien
Hamilton
Hentichs
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