Plymouth County Pioneer Ruble Heralded in Masonic Service
John W. Ruble a longtime Plymouth County resident and G A R member is honored with military rites at LeMars. Survived by a wife Virginia Hord and nine stepchildren. services include Masons and G A R honors with interment in LeMars City cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post
Akron
Mower Post
de Mars
Masonic Order
Blue Lodge
Mystic Shrine
Ruble
Freedom Lodge
U. D
Demit
Plum River
Illinois
Giblem ‘Lodge
LeMars
Virginia Hord
Washington, D. C
Lucille Hord
Monah Hord
James Ruible
American ‘Legion
Company K. I. N. G
Beely's Chapel
Masonic Temple
Masons
J. C. Johnson
D. C. Lenihan
C. E. Moore
C. L. Nevins
A. Jetnann
M. A.cass
R. M. Neubrand
Fire Destroys Garage Building Friday Morning
Fire swept through a garage on Friday morning, destroying the structure. The article notes a later date clarification and mentions financial losses. Also referenced are details about a trucking business and sympathy from friends to Mr. Lias. a separate item reports the arrest of Frenchie Harrington in Sioux City on theft complaints involving $35 from two Akron residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Harvesters Co
Sioux City
Mr. Lias
Sioux City Journal
Akron
Jowa
Harrington
Fourth ‘Street
Akron birth notice for Klauer son born August 1 1933
A newborn son to Mr and Mrs James Klauer of Akron was reported born on Thursday August 1 1933. The notice urges patronage of local hometown dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Son
James ‘Klauer
Akron
Death of Mrs. Albert Ekren at Roseni area
Mrs. Albert Ekren of the Roseni area died Monday after a five week illness from heart disease and complications. She was born October 7, 1883 in Norway and came to Almerich in 1902. Funeral services were held at Roseni church with interment in Nora cemetery. Survived by her husband seven children two brothers three sisters and numerous inlaws and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Ekren
Beresford Republic
Rosens
Roseni
M. O. Ensberg
Nora
Norway
Almerich
Ehren
Roseni Church
Paul
Edward
Gilbert
Ole Ekren
Andrew Eggen
Myrtle
Judith Ekren
Gabriel Ellingson
John Erickson
Hawarden
John Johnson
Sioux City
Carl Bragstad
Canada
Better Highways for Union Leader Courier Elk Point
The state highway commission will let a contract on September 6 for 6.382 miles of paving east of Elk Point and along Highways 77 and 50, with a north segment to the Main farm. The nationwide project covers 28 South Dakota counties, costing about 850000, employing an estimated 115000 to 120000 man hours. The federal recovery program raises wages to 45 cents for unskilled and 55 cents for skilled labor. The plan includes 10.5 miles paving, 61 miles grading, 65 miles traveling, 60 miles gravel base, 95 miles gravel resurfacing, 52,970 feet guardrail, and several bridges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leader Courier
Elk Point
State Highway Commission
South Dakota
State Haghaway Commission
Prgram
Akron News Highlights Local Happenings and Visits
Akron residents share vacation tales and travels to Chicago and Lake Okoboji while family and friends host gatherings. Local sports feature a Sunday baseball game and a successful horseshoe tourney, with community clubs capping the season at the Akron Country club and news of marriages, anniversaries, and civic notices.
Akron Ball Team Wins Three Games In Week
Akron defeated the Canaries 16 to 12 after a wild seven innings in which Akron sent 11 men to the plate and scored seven in the fourth. Metz hit a homer for Akron, while B Hartman doubled and tripled and Johnson added two doubles. Hartman struck out ten in seven innings. The Canaries ghosted back with two in the sixth and several errors aided Akron’s late surge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay County
Vermillion
S. C
Roy Nielson
Akron
Union County
South Dakota
W. J. Gannon
Wilbur
Minga
Iowa
A. J. Kessler
Tulsa
Herman Claussen
Elmer
Goose Lake
Clinton County
Kyle Griggs
Oklahoma City
Okla
L. C
Race Anderson
Lester Tellinghuisen
Elba
Minn
Leo Palmer
Wabasha
Ralph Warren
Henry Richter
Mt. Pleasant
LeMars Country Club
Akron Country Club
LeMars Club
Burton Swift
Verne Swift
Voss Tuneh
Junior Legion League
Sioux City
Burton
Dernell Swift
Voss
B. Hartman
Metz
Canaries
Johnson
Arden Brown
Peck
Brown
G. Hartman
Armand Brown
Hartman
Claassen
Bohlen
The
Tyson
Port
Thlmes
Fahey
Graham
Hanson
Krommenhoek
Akren
Rhe
Holmes
Francis
Akron Beats Westfield In Holiday Crowd Favorite
Akron won 8 to 1 behind five hits in the sixth inning as Johnson and Heider fueled the rally. Beaubien doubled for Westfield's lone run. Akron fills bases in seventh but holds off. Next Sunday Akron hosts Sioux City Independents at 2 30 for a likely big turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Johnson
Ayden Brown
Heider
Brown
G. Hartmann
Peek
Bohlen
C. Metz
Armand
Por Westfield
Beaubien
James Martin
Sioux City Independents
Akron Diamond
Public Library Opens After Vacation With 21 New Books
After a month’s vacation the public library reopened and added twenty one new titles to shelves. Notable adult fiction includes Enchanted Ground Bailey and The Light in the Jungle Edison Marshall. Titles span mystery The Egyptian Cross Mystery Ellery Queen and Hilltops Clear Emilie Loring among others. Girls books feature The Outdoor Girls on Pine Island Cape Cod and The Outdoor Girls in the Saddle Hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailey
Edison Marshall
Joseph C. Lincoln
Patricia Wentworth
Ellery Queen
Miss Bishop
Bess Streeter Aldrich
Hilltops Clear
Emilie Loring
Lonely Valley
Peter B. Kyne
Roy Norton
Sheila Kaye Smith
Pine Island
Hope
Cape Cod
Pat
Library Board Sets Free Book Borrowing at Akron Branch
At a recent library board meeting it was decided that borrowing at the Akron public library must be a free det it of Akron the martha of the yours also that there will not be a waiting list for books with the executive that club monitors any-iele Lov elub books and school-student may ask for books off their reading list. The charge for borrowers is fifty cents this year. We hope for more from rival communities who will enjoy this privilege. Come over to the library and get one of the late books by your fiver ito author Dorothy Cross Librarian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorson’s
TL. Burnight
Robert
Barbara Baker
Chicago
Nels Miller
Floyd
Elsie Wyant
Sac City
Alfred Miller
Town
J. Putnam and Son
Stenandoah
Wm. Baker
Sioux City
Akron
Friends
Chicago Herald and Examiner
BE. W. Durphy
Register-Tribune
Harold Collins
Vermillion
S. D
Lena Post
A. W. Swenson
Collins
Chicago Public Schools
Lester Wagner
U. S. Aviation Corps
Minneapolis
Augusta Meske
F. A. Meske
N. J. Brown
L. W. Koch
Orlan C. Moore
J. J. Arkin
Kenneth Shoulberg
Mortgoimury
Wag
A. Borvdiner
Public Library
Theo Martha
Meonitors
Dorothy ‘Cross
Also Mentioned on This Page
Plymouth County
Bing Crosby
Burns& Allen
Jack Oakie
Morning Glory
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Kathryn Hepburn
Ralph Bellamy
Fay Wray
Ann Carver
Carrol Lombard
UNION
Silverbergs
Hostess
Council Bluffs
Concord
Ohio
A. Weidenfeller
Cudahy
Ross Grain Co
Moir Motor Co
P.A. Foley
Eldon Brady
Spirit Lake
Junior Nelson
Friske
Fay Smith
C. P. Kinser
Art McConville
Smith
Marion
Ray Roland
James
Coleman
Baptist Ladies’ —Association
Weidenfeller’s Market
Orville Hatbeck
Spencer Corset Co
D. L. Waterbury
D. J. Bredall
Burke
J. C. Bredall
Frank Smith
M. Johnson
Ward Smith
Duane
Geo. Cain
Springfield
T. L. Burnight
J.C. Kennedy
Kathleen
Leader-Courier
Llewellyn Ryan
Thos. H. Ryan
Helen Starkey
Detroit
Mish
Century of Progress
Rantoul
Lieut. Ryan
Government Technical
Sioux County
Royal Neighbors
Kendall
Utile Dulee Club
W. L. Mitchell
Alvin King
Leighton
Smithland
Mia
Ernest Attrill
Frances Hosehler
Rochester
St. Mary’s Hospital
Rosalyn’ Hosehler
Chatsworth
Westfield
Knverston Park
Labor Day
Kapfer
Westfiell
Tucker
Akronsass
Weatfield
Crouch
Beaubion
Tno
Thatcher
H.p
L. J. .Cross
Akron Rendering Works
Waterbury San
Fletcher Dairy
Claesson
Mra
Klauer
Montagne Beauty Shop
Akron Jeweler
Alaska
Kellogg’'S Whole Wheat
K.& K Cash Store
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!