Alcester visitors and local happenings in Garland
Garland correspondents report visitors from Alcester and Helena Miss Freda Ball returns from Montana teaching post George Wilkens Julius Ball visit Wm Skinner Halvor Lewison dies Watermelon Day drew crowds in Akron Mrs Sophia Fickbohm hosts Ed Lewison group auto trips to Alpena SD state fair in progress at Huron Numerous Farm ers Union attendance Art McConville’s home hosts gathering Families join trips to Chicago for Century of Progress Ed Lewison family visits Elk Point Albert Wagner Jr home near Elk Point linked in Sunday outing
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Akron
Menga Wilken
Naomi Schneiderheinze
Sever Sommervold
Sophia’ Fickbohm
Huron
Julius Hultgren
Wolsey
Carrol Hamilton
R. C
Hamilton -Home
Farmers’ Union
Art McConville
Sophia Fickbohm
Ed. Lewison
Howard
Albert. Wagner, Jr
Elk Point
Pleasant Hill News Finds Social Roundup and School Opening
Special correspondent reports a weekend visit from Mr and Mrs Earl Brubaker to Harvey Welch home. Mrs Selma Kerr visits Mrs Olof Hofstad, with ice cream party at Eleeson home. School opens Sept 5 in Pleasant Hill with Miss Marjorie Holmquist as teacher. Several local visits and gatherings noted including Ball, Nall, Ringsrud and Carlson families. Annual Pleasant Hill school fair announced for Sept 21 with program and refreshments.
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Earl Brubaker
Harvey Welch
Selma Kerr
Olof Hofstad
Allard Eleeson
Marjorie Holmquist
Centerville
Olive Ringsrud
Carl’ A. Johnson
Akron
Albin Anderson
Jack ‘Koplin
Alfred. Swanson
Stanley Swanson
Lloyd’ Baum
Dora Moss
Ole.Tjonas
Sioux
City
Geo. Carlson
Richard
Balland
Wm, Bubs
Harley Goodread
Earl Heasley
Public School Notes Recap of Week in Local Classrooms
Seventeen students in one room include ten girls and seven boys with many earning gold stars in Spelling. Fourth through Sixth grades list names, enrollments, and stars. Della Warren and Lavonne Blake highlighted among absent and stellar performers.
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Donna Davis
Danny Blake
Clifford Boetger
George Heyl
Gloria “Halvorsen
George Hoffman
Lorraine
Johnson
Lula Mac King
Cyril. Larsen
Edward’ McCorkell
Jo‘ann Nygard
Dewnin ‘Osterbuhr
Harold’ Pollock
Alfred Pulacher
Frances ‘Scott
Ralph, Sebolt
Harley” Earl ‘Sinai
Harriet
Samuelson
Joy ‘Deane’ Arkin
Margaret Brunner
Addie Burris
Marian Gusman
Nevella McDonald
Sally Ann Mattison
Phyllis Pilscher
Mary Lou Ross
Eleanor Sebolt
Della
Warren
Darrell Bohlken
Claude Burrill
Freeman Caskey
Arnold Morehead
Joy Deane Arkin
Darrell, Bohiken
Phyllis. Puischer
Clayton Small
Stanley Smikahl
Della Warren
Lavonne Blake
Jerrine
Colemian
Phyllis. Johnson
Dorothy Mae Skaelke
Phyllis Kerr
June Larsen
Maxine Lake
Ada Myers
Dorothy Parker
Lutie Parker
Fern Shawhan
Lola
Mae Small
Pather Stryzewski
Marvin
Dirks
Jack
Gale
Forest Greenwood
Florence Thatcher
Lynn
Arkin
Parnell
Boetger
Kenneth
Blake
Pat Burnight
Eldon Caskey
Ralph. Cunningham
Ronald. Dirks
Eldon Kanago
Clarence Pulseher
Ivyl. Small
Darrell “Swenson
Donald
von "Hagel
MacDonald Thorson
Kenneth’ Zierath
Charlotte ‘Baker
Lucille Blake
Ione. Hendricks
Ruth Lias
Mary Ann Long
Mary Ann
Resolution in memory of Mrs N Seheckel
A memorial resolution honors Mrs N Seheckel as a beloved mother and exemplar of conduct. It thanks friends for flowers and prayers, notes the family gratitude, and lists Mr Nick Seheckel and children John Claude Olive Seheckel Burrill as survivors.
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Jen
Nick Seheckel
John Seheckel
Claude Seheckel
Olive Seheckel Burrill
Notice to Plymouth County Coal Dealers Bids
County Auditor L A Ludwig calls bids at the courthouse on September 18 1933 at 1 30 p m for one hundred tons of coal for the court house and county jail.
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Court House
L. A. Ludwig
Richland Roundups Special Correspondence
Mr and Mrs Simon Smith depart Saturday morning for Illinois to visit relatives. Howard McCorkell and daughters Lois and Jeanne with Basil Whitaker and children of Akron spent Sunday evening with Mrs A D Lyons. Sam Eidemann family called on Richland relatives Saturday evening. Arvel Lake family and Wm H Morse of Akron visited Saturday. Bertie Bihlmeyer and Basil Seward returned last Thursday from Minnesota and reported a fine trip. Watermelon Day in Akron last Thursday was a fine time. M F Flynn of Westfield and W S Bennett visited Friday. Harry Webber Elk Point visitors Tuesday. Lowell Bennett shelled corn for John Parks near Milnerville Tuesday. Grace Crill has hand infection last week.
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Simon ‘Smith
Illinois
Howard
McCorkell
Lois
Jeanne
Basil. Whitaker
Akron
A.D. Lyons
Sam Eidemann
Arvel Lake
Wm. H. Morse
Richland
Bertie
Bihlmeyer
Basil Seward
Minnesota
M. F. Flynn
Westfield
W. S. Bennett
Harry Webber
Elk Point
Lowell
Bennett
John Parks
Milnerville
Grace Crill
East Westfield Echoes Social and School Notes
Mrs Fred Claesson and guest Miss Doris Peale of Chicago visited the August Erickson home on Wednesday. Evelyn Campbell attends Westfield high school. A large crowd attended a party at the Harry Meinjohans home Saturday night with reports of a good time. Jack Cale and Will Kiewel made a business trip to Sioux City Saturday. Junior Citizens League of school district No 6 organized Friday. officers elected: President Raymond Bockelman vice president Kathryn Kiewel secretary Florence Campbell. Lillian Gabel is a teacher.
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Fred Claesson
Doris Peale
Chicago
Erickson
Evelyn Campbell
Westfield
Harry Meinjohans
Jack Cale
Will Kiewel
Sioux City
Citizens’ League
Raymond Bockelman
Kathryn: Kiewel
Florence. Campbell
Lillian Gabel
Women Choose Mixed Course in Plymouth County
Plymouth county farm women begin an emergency project in September under Pearl Sins to study thrift problems through five lessons. First lesson Making Toys of Odds and Ends in township meetings to educate and aid happiness of children with creative play and low cost toys. Second lesson a clothing clinic in November where participants bring dresses to remodel and receive improvements.
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Plymouth
Pearl Sins
Community Program Adds Nutrition Lessons for Women
The plan includes lessons on reducing meal costs and studying food costs and substitutions, a planned meal demonstration, broader use of whole cereals and Town grown products, plus home sanitation and safety. The program aims to help women address clothing, nutrition, and sanitary home problems in the community.
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Terial
Akron High Opens Season With Orange City Scrimmage
Nine lettermen report for Akron High football drills as conditioning and fundamentals fill practice ahead of the season opener against Orange City on Friday September 29. With limited experienced players, Coach Konarska has time to shape the squad before the first test, while a full eight game slate lies ahead including homecoming on October 13 vs Hawarden and a closing schedule through November 17 against Trinity FH Sioux City.
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Konarska
Orange City
Akron Eleven
Akron High School
The
Point
Marcus
Hawarden
Kingsley
Beresford
Vermillion
Trinity FH. 8
Sioux City
Pleasant Fill School Announces Annual Fair
The annual Fair of the Pleasant Fill School will be held at the school house west of town on Thursday afternoon and evening, September 21. A program will run in both sessions, with refreshments on the grounds. All are invited and exhibits are welcome.
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the Pleasant
BIG SIOUX GOLF MEET SUNDAY AGREES WITH STRONG ATTENDANCE
The Reg ister-Tribune notes good turnout for the Big Sioux golf meet with numerous players listed by name and score across multiple flights. Participants include W Meisenholder Ver'n C Sage Hawarden J Ollmacher Ver'm'n N Beek Alcester HL Wetzeler Akron R.A. Smith Akron Chas Allen Akron and many others with tallied scores, plus a note that old newspapers are for sale at the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Sioux
W. Meisenholder
C. Sage
Hawarden
J. Ollmacher
M’n
N. Beek
Alcester
HL. W. Wetzeler
Akron
R.A. Smith
Chas. Allen
A. Rasmussen
K ’Galey
N. Dirks
Ly, Meeter
F. Nolan
Siert
O. Mueller
Grothaus
Kingsley
J. A. Jonson
FR. W. Tans
Elk Paint
Bob Brown
Anderson
Marnest
A. Kessler
H. Bogen
LeMars
C. Walters
Elk Points
A. A. Treick
O. Silkebakken
Clit
Johnson
H. Stryzewski
St. Schoulberg
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United States
Uncle Sam
Chambers of Commerce
No. 1
National Recovery Administration
Washington
N.R.A
Uce
Recovery Administration
N.ras
National Recovery, Administration
Pleasant Hill News
Public
Secon Grade
N. Scheckel
Plymouth County
East Westfield
Maytag Company
Newton
Iowa
Register-Tribune
Ma’s Yeast
FOR
Ruth Swift
Wisconsin
Mason’s
Hershey’s
Bologna
GM CO
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