Local society notes from Di Point and area events
Misses Jutta and Passa Doyle return from Sioux City with P Gant and Emmet Gant. Hazel Bughter visits Omaha. Cella Deninison Gladys Gant Stephen Gant in town. Mrs Beauleu seeks dental work. Jennie Lilly, Jay Robinson ill but improving. F.P. Mills family, T J Martin and Helen travel to Texas. Funeral for Mrs Jas Chaussee at ml Point. Harry Fettis to Elk Point and Vermillion for pitching. School staff hired. Miss Grace Hopkins and Miss Blanche Beaulieu visit. Gosting announces birth of son. Julia Conway and Gertrude Martin depart for Jackson Neb. Edith Cilley visits LeMars relatives. Marguerite Smith visits Omaha and Clinton. Lilly on two-week vacation. Frank Tachampel to substitute. Toberg-Steely wedding at Elk Point.
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Jutta
Liars
Sioux City
P.gant
Emmet
Des Moines
Emmet- Gant
Gant
Dubuque
Iowa
Hazel Bughter
Omaha
Nebr
Cella
Deninison
Gladys Gant
Stephen Gant
E. Beauleu
Jennie
Lilly
Jay
Robinson
Milo Mills
M. W. Conway
Mise Dorothy Molein
Sioux
D.F. Cassel
B.L. Mohr
Odegaard
Hattie Johnson
Moody Institute
Chicago
Margaret O'Neil
F.P. Mills
T. J. Martin
Helen
Texas
Jas. Chaussee
Ml Point
Alsen
Vermillion
Grace Hopkins
Bloomfield
Nebraska
Blanche Beaulieu
B. Hopkins
F. A. Anderson
Julia Doyle
Arron
Ponca
Jas. Buckingham
Chas
Gosting
Wynot
Gertrude
Kathryn Martin
Julia Conway
Jackson
St. Catherine's Academy
Edith Cilley
LeMars
W. F. Scott
Marguerite Smith
Clinton
A. A. Lilly
Frank Tachampel
F. Tschampel
Gon
Pleasant Hill Happenings Special Correspondence
Sunday school at 10:80 at U B church followed by services marking Rev. Small's last sermon before quarterly conference. German services at the school house next Sunday at 2:20. Nora Gardner of Vermillion SD was a guest. Milda Gustafson to Sioux City for millinery work. School began Monday with Hulda Creglow as teacher. Elmer Welch visited Elk Point relatives. Many attended Labor Day picnic at Alsen. Wallace Beeler hauling material for a new burn. Wilson Heasley auto tour through SD ND MN. Harvey Welch and Sylna Montayne visited Sioux City. Rosa Bubs of Akroy was a guest of her parents. Mrs Gustafson and daughter Milda visited Charley Reames. Watermelon feast at Wm Kerr home with old-fashioned attire guests. Mr and Mrs Hazle Johnson and Mrs Hanson traveled to Sioux City.
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U. B
Small
Nora Gardner
Vermillion
Milda Gustafson
Sioux City
Pelletier's
Pleasant Hill
Hulda Creglow
Elmer Welch
Elk Point
Alsen
Leo Sandvig
Canton
Wag
People’s Home’ Library
Wallace Beeler
Wilson Heasley
South Dakota
North Dakota
Minnesota
Harvey Welch
Sylna Montayne
Rosa Bubs
Akroy
Patrents
Albert Bubs
Gustafson
Milda
Charley Reames
Wm. Kerr
Hazle Johnson
Hanson Ouroad
Millnerville Social Notes Include Visits and School Opening
Special correspondence reports Mrs J H Hummel and her two younger boys visiting Millnerville friends last week. Jack Cassen worked on the farm and spent Sunday in the city before returning Monday. The Dakota party returned last Thursday with a fing time. Albert Husted, now driving a Ford, visited Millnerville Sunday with his wife and several children. Sunnyside high school opened the fall term Monday September 4 with Lyle B Sagen of Centerville S D as principal and Miss Anna Koo (text truncated).
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Lyle. &. Sagen
Centerville
Misa Anna-Koo
Morningside
Professor Sagen
Julia Johnson
Cramer
Sunnyside _ high school
Millérville
John Beaulieu
Los Angeles
Cal
Mabel Currens
Henry Beaulieu
Williams School
Will DeRocher
Westfield
Greek Valley
Lawrence
Winifred Fry
Cedar Falls
Violet Fry
Millnerville
Gertrude Pike
Happy Hollow
Misses Teager
Tracy
Ridge
Hunter
Bisle Pavik
Fay Knapp
Des Moines
George Peck
Haley
Sioux City
J. B. Hathaway
Earl Williams
Fred Briggs
George Husted
Milinerville
Colorado
Slouxity
Huff
Melvin Moffatt
August
Hauser Y
Signur
Leonard Allard
Présho
S. D
Joe Banks
Charlie Hoffman
Alice Hathaway
Elizabeth James
Bethel
Local updates note Redecorations and enrollments in rural schools
Items from Morningside and Millerville communities describe freshmen girls enrolled at Sunnyside High, Julia Johnson remaining with Mrs. Cramer, and teachers assigned across several country schools. A Hill Climbers play attracted attendees from Millerville area while locals visit kin in Sioux City and Los Angeles relatives. Weather and farming adjust to upcoming strikes as threshing continues in Stingy Greek valley.
Local notices and church events in Union Creek area
Regular services are scheduled at the Lutheran church with Sunday school after the morning service and an English service in the evening. The Union Creek Ladies Aid will meet at the Wy Freell home next Wednesday evening. Luther League proposed Delco electric lighting for the Union Creek church with a committee including Rev. E Johnson and others traveling to Sioux City to install the system.Hoyt school begins with Fern Adams of Akron as teacher. Numerous community updates follow including visits, travel, and social events. A. G. Johnson of Minneapolis sold memorial stones to Union Creek for family plots. two local residents Amelia Michaelson and Monta Afzeling wed in Stoak Mity Inet with the bride from Union Creek and groom with Ford Auto Company in Detroit.
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Lutheran Church
Union’ Creek
L. E. Ericson
H. Gassman
Elmer Hultgren
Wm. Ericson
Sioux ‘Ity
Hoyt School
Misa Fern Adams
Akron
Teckla Anderson
August Anderson
Nathaniel
Rev. Johnson
Eskel Johnson
Chicago
Alcester
Lloyd Eericson
John Seliberg
Fred Johnson
Victor Anderson
Mary Juhl
LaMars
J. C. Bredall
Martin B. Johnson
A. G. Johnson
Minneapolis
Amelia Michaelson
Kiron
Bellberg
Olga Anderson
Monta Afzeling
Stoak Mity Inet
Methodist Church notes Lafayette Anniversary
The Lafayette anniversary is noted with a platform meeting at the Methodist Church next Sunday eve. Mayor Yeaton may preside. A sermon on Jacob’s Vision will be preached. The article also praises Lafayette as a friend of liberty and Protestant faith and reflects on broader political events and local education plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
America
Spain
Jping
Eighteenth District Meeting Called for September
The royal union of the Rightean District W C U of Iowa will hold its annual meeting at Mara on Monday September 41 at 10 20 pm at the M B church. Important questions will be discussed and Ida Wise Smith of Colar Rapids will speak with special counsel. An afternoon and evening message will be offered. Delegates urged. Harvard plan entertainment. Officers listed. Tribune Want Colma.
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Royal Union of
W. C
TV ° U
Iowa
I! Mara
M. B
Thia
Jont
Mia
Ida Wise Smith
Colar
Rapids
Edundel
Harvard
Agnes ‘TePaske
Otye Julian
Vics Preait
Alice French
Lian Kittoe
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