Akron opens term with enrollment of 888 students
Akron public schools began the term on Monday September 3 with total enrollment reaching 888 across Grade Junior High and High school departments. Attendance emphasized as critical, with most grades now underway. Kindergarten 98, First 23, Second 20, Third 22, Fourth 17, Fifth 31, Sixth 19, Seventh 22, Eighth 27, Ninth 43, Tenth 40, Eleventh 51, Twelfth 45. Teaching staff largely present. resignation of Catherine Corr in Music and Latin noted, filled by Erma Cooper. Dorothy Cross named secretary to the superintendent and part time grade instructor.
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Akron
Catherine Corr
Colorado
Erma Cooper
Marshalltown
Iowa
Grinnell
Cooper
Pressc Instructas
Board of Education
Dorothy Cross
T.J. Cross
Prades
Shavers Triumph Over Bluffers In Tri State Series
In the Tri State horseshoe league match at the local grounds, Calvin's Shavers defeated Sayles Bluffers four games to one with scores 57 17, 52 48, 62 45, 44 54, and 69 28. Shavers lead 264 to 187 overall, moving to second place behind Kingsley. Bluffers sit fifth. Shavers have two remaining games with Greenville and two with Kingsley.
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Calvin’s Shavers
Sayles’ Bluffers
Shavers
Bluffers
Kingsley
Areenville
Sioux City
Shavera Haya
Greenville
North
Erville
Akron
Vermillion
Elk
Point
St Paul Church Plans Sunday Services and Classes
Services Sunday September 9 at Tranic at So St Paul at 2 30 p m Sunday School resumes next Sunday All children should be present The St Paul choir practice Thursday evening The St Paul Ladies Aid meets at the church September 13 Mrs Sam Bidem Mrs Earl Erickson and Mrs Edwin Kjose to entertain Confirmation classes begin next week Emanuel class meets Tuesday 4 15 p m St Paul class Saturday 10 a m Brule Creek class Saturday 1 30 p m All conformants urged to attend Pastors AAMOTH and STRAND
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Tranic
St.Paul
St. Paul
Aamoth and Strand
Mother Daughter Banquet Planned by Baptist Groups
The Baptist Ladies' Association and the Young Ladies' Mission Circle sponsor a Mother and Daughter banquet in the church parlors on Tuesday evening September 11 at 6:30. An interesting program is planned and many mothers and daughters are urged to attend. Tickets are 75 cents for two. Mrs W J Davidson chairs the ticket committee.
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Baptist Ladies’ Association
The
Young Ladies’ Mission Circle
W. J. Davidson
Births Port Akron and Westfield Families Reported
A son born to Mr and Mrs Otto Pul scher of Akron on September 2 1934. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Nap Lamoureux south of Westfield on September 4 1934.
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Otto Pulscher
Akron
Nap. Lamoureux
Westfield
Marriage Vows Tonight in Sioux City Church
An early fall wedding occurs at Trinity Lutheran church in Sioux City tonight, September 6, 1934, with Miss Pearl Erickson and Marion J Robbins to be married. The Rev. A B Selwertz will officiate as 180 guests attend a reception afterward.
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Trinity Lutheran
Harriet’ Waechter
Mendelssohn
Virginia Newmester
Ruth .Erickson
Chicago
Effie Robbins
Violet Goodrich
Beverly ‘Joanne Smith
Robbins
Sioux City
West Fifth Street
John
Erickson
Armin Hinning
Miss Ruth
Tll
M. Robbins
Storm Lake
O. G. Johnson
Akron
Tas
HA. Robbins
Sacred Heart
Minn
Mra
Prospects Bright for Akron High Football Team
With the 1934-35 term underway Akron High School begins football selection for Coach Konarska’s team. About twenty-five candidates reported for practice, twenty-four wearing tags, as conditioning and fundamentals started. A seven game schedule includes Sheldon, Orange City, Elk Point, Hawarden, Kingsley, Beresford, Vermillion, Trinity, and Sioux City, with a strong roster and new players joining to total nearly thirty.
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Conely Charles Konarska
Akron
A. H.S
Husky
Konarska
Prac
Sheldon High
Orange City
Elk Point
Hawarden
Kingsley
Beresford High
Vermillion
Trinity Aggregation
Sioux City
Tunate
George Harkness
Harold Port
Joy Neal
Kenneth Simeon
Dennett Swift
Robert Tillotson
Robert Adams
Peter Blum
Gerald Munn
Edward’ Adams
Vincent Pollock
Jasper Lawrence
Marion Harkness
J. HL. Earnest
Lowell, Johnson
Leonard ‘Dirks
Elsworth Ziegler
Robert Ross
Herbert Klauer
Brusseau Barr
Roger Lamoureux
Burton Swift
Harkness Brothers
Union Creek Church Observes 60th Anniversary With Two Day Program
Union Creek Lutheran church and Mission marks its sixtieth anniversary with a Sioux Falls district meeting at the church on Sunday and Monday September 16 and 17. The schedule includes Holy Communion, sermons by Rev C W Samuelson and Rev Olot Wallin, a confirmation reunion, an address by Dr H W Johnson, and anniversary services. Monday covers discussions on church work education youth and women’s groups, followed by sermons on spiritual heritage and member responsibility.
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Union Creek
Akron
Luther’ Hall
Creek
Lutheran Church and Mission
Sioux Falls
C. W. Samuelson
Iowa
Olot Wallin
Comfrey
Minn
H. W. Johnson
Hannah Sellberg
0. Wallin
J. H. Ford
Young Brunsville Woman Dies After Illness at 21
Lucille Johanna Harms aged 21 of Brunsville died Tuesday August 28 1934 at Sacred Heart hospital LeMars after two months of illness due to heart trouble and a nervous breakdown. Born July 28 1913 in Washington township she was a musician and church worker active as organist and Sunday school teacher at St Peters Lutheran. She leaves parents Henry H Harms four sisters Helen May Sinora Gene one brother Harvey and many relatives. Funeral was held Thursday at Brunsville Lutheran Church Rev A Schempp officiating. interment Brunsville Cemetery.
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Lucille Johanna Harms
Brunsville
Sacred Heart Hospital
LeMars
Miss Harms
Washington Township
Henry H. Harms
Merrill
Lutheran Church
Church
Luther League
St. Peter’s Lutheran Church
Helen
May
Sinora
Gene
Harvey
Herman Harms
Shake Harms
Brunsville Lutheran Church
A. Schempp
Methodist Church Notes Sermon topics for Sunday
The pastor outlines two sermons for Sunday Morning on An Expectant Faith and Evening on The Emerging Christ. J. F. Moore invites readers to join, urging members to engage in wholesome life and service to the church and Christ.
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Christ
J. F. Moore
First Baptist Church Announces Sunday Schedule and Banquet Postponement
Emerson quotes frame the Sunday service as central to civilization with Bible school at 10 and worship at 11. The pastor will preach at 11 am and 8 pm on topics Fear or Faith and Where Are We Going. The Mother and Daughter Banquet prompts postponement of the Ladies Association meeting to Wednesday.
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Emerson
Bible School
Ladies’ Association
Death Claims Prominent Akron Farmer Friday
Chris Hasenbank a leading Akron farmer and stock raiser, dies at 66 after a brief heart illness at his home. Born in Germany, he immigrated to Iowa in 1893, married Wiebke Seherner in 1898, and settled on a farm near Akron in 1905. Survived by wife, two sons Arthur and Carl, daughter Mrs Johm Haettmann, and others. Funeral services held at Immanuel Lutheran Church with German and English sermons. Interment in Riverside cemetery.
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Chris Hasenbank
Forthwest
Plymouth County
Mr. Hasenbank
Christian Carl Hasenbank
Herr
Frau
Heinrich Hasenbank
Ascheberg
Holstein
Germany
America
Remsen
Iowa
Wiebke Seherner
Drag
Arthur
Carl
Dora
Akron
Hasenbank
Johm Haettmann
Theo. Meyer
Preston
Township Lutheran Church
Immanuel Lutheran Church
C. W. Samuelson
R. C. Immikahl
Axel Johnson
Tred Claesson
Ben Flattman
John Miniets
H. H. Wetzeler
Elmer Greenleaf
Emory Neal
Henry Hitzeman
Dave Vanderham
Riverside Cemetery
Claus Seherner
Kingsley
Henry Seherner
Clarence
Peter Sage
Alfred
Lake Benton
Minn
Charley Ackerman
Henry Miller
Edward
Hartley
John Nordman
Ellsworth
Herman Boge
Mary Hansen
George Hansen
Doris Burdoff
Christina Nordman
Olinda
Shields
Ray
Prank Nissen
Martin
Mary Scherner
John Spiecker
Storden
Ben Lugers
First Church Bible School and Rally at Pierson
The First Church of Christ holds Bible school at 10 a.m. and a sermon at 11 a.m. on Our Gracious and Merciful God. Evening services are canceled due to the Bi-county Rally in Pierson with events at 3 p.m. Supper at 6:45, G.E. at 6:30, and a big service at 7:30. A Sunday school picnic at Riverside Park Friday featured games and free ice cream. Aid meets at Mrs Ruth Swift’s Wednesday Sept 12 with several assisting. All invited. Minister W H McDonald.
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FIRST
Church OF Christ Bible School
Pierson
Akron
Riverside Park
Supt. Lichens
Ruth Swift
Elliott
Tellinghuisen
Johnnie Johnson
W. FH. McDonald
Immanuel Eng Lutheran Church Sunday and events
The Immanuel Eng Lutheran Church led by Pastor C W Samuelson announces Sunday services on September 9 with Sunday school at 10 a.m. and morning service at 11 a.m. The sermon topic is Who is Your Master The Junior Mission Band meets Saturday at 2 30 p m Teachers annual business meeting is Wednesday evening September 12 in the church parlors.
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Trinity
Trinity Lutheran Church Pastor to preach at Mission Festival
Trinity Lutheran Church announces no Sunday services in Akron or Chatsworth as Pastor Fred A. Meske travels to Melvin Iowa to preach at a mission festival.
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Akron
Chatsworth
Melvin
Iowa
Akron Diamondball league games include postponements and two results
Only two of four games were played last week due to rain and a scheduling misunderstanding. Packers beat Stubble Ducks 12 to 4 in American League action, while Blatz Brewers lost to Hill Rats 7 to 4 in a National League game. Upcoming dates list several doubleheaders and a festival supper planned for September 17 at the Methodist church.
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Akron Diamo
Balk
Lundgren Motor Co
Stubble Ducks
Brule Blue Hawks
Hamburgers
Packers
Blatz Brewers
Hill Rats
Maytags
Dirks Motor Co
Tramburgers
Printers Devils
Lundgren Motors
American Legion
Legion
Blue Tanks
Eenes
Hill Rats Hamburgers
Eateaassitt
Eee
Mnes
Sem
Enes S
Ane Ween
Wes Erne
Accee
Watermelon Day Plans in Akron Highlight Parade and Events
Final preparations underway for Akron Watermelon Day on Thursday September 13 featuring Grand Street Parade with prizes, Akron versus Kingsley baseball for $20 and $15 purses, athletic contests, a public address by Congressman Guy M Gillette, band concert by Alcester Famous World's Fair Band, Akron versus Ireton night game under floodlights, and evening dances. Free watermelon served from 1:00 p.m. with continuous servings to prevent crowding plus acts by Wara and his trick mule, horseshoe tournament, and Alcester Band performances under Decort Hammitt. Akron’s Alcester Band recently performed for Coolidge and at the Chicago World's Fair. the festival also includes numerous concessions and more entertainment throughout the day.
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Akron
Sweather
Kingsley
Guy M. Gillette
Alcester
Kgittenball
Ireton
Wara
Akron Horseshoe Grounds
Alcester Community
Decort Hammitt
Mr. Hammitt
Coolidge
South Dakota
State levy elimination reduces Plymouth county taxes this year
The state board reports no general fund levy this year, trusting the retail sales tax to cover costs. Last year Plymouth county collected 2.2 mills for general purposes ($86,000) and 4 mills for soldiers bonus bonds (about $16,000), now raised to 5.5 mills and projected to yield $22,585 next year. Net tax relief totals $79,415, offset partially by county fund increases for estate and federal aid tied to poor relief and TR eradication. Nearby services noted as Pleasant Hill school holds Sunday services September 9 at 9:00.
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State Board of Assessment and Review
Ludwig
Plymouth County
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