Chatsworth News Roundup Notes Local Movements
Maurine McFarlin left Sunday for Flandrean after a two week home vacation. Charlie Larson and wife visited Sioux City Friday. I B Dalgliesh and Jo Adams visited relatives near Sioux City Sunday. Mrs Martha Farnsworth and daughter Mary left for New Jersey after two months here. Thomas Ryan of Elk Point on town business Tuesday. Mrs Bert Hilliker of Akron calling at Bennett home Monday. Anna Hentrich Mrs Vanderham and Nellie Burnight Hawarden visitors Tuesday. Mrs Warren Cregg and Mrs Earl Slite of Hawarden visited Orin Flarris home Tuesday. Chis Seheifen and wife visited Orange City Wednesday. Maurine McFarlin spent weekend at LeMars with Glen Bowman home. L A Wheeler and wife visited in McFarlin home Tuesday. Maurine McFarlin and Mrs Glen Bowman Sioux City visitors Sunday. Kathleen Kelley sick list a few days. Myrtle McFarlin Sioux City visitor Sunday. Ladies from here surprised Mrs Skogman for her birthday Saturday afternoon. D K Bennett went to Orange City on business Wednesday and to Alton for lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurine McFarlin
Flandrean
Charlie Larson
Sioux City
I. B. Dalgliesh
Jo Adams
Martha Farnsworth
Mary
New Jersey
Thomas Ryan
Elk Point
Bert Hilliker
Akron
Bennett
Anna Hentrich
Vanderham
Nellie Burnight
Hawarden
Warren Cregg
Earl Slite
Orin Flarris
Chis. Seheifen
Orange City
LeMars
Glen Bowman
Glen Bowman and Son
Union Creek Church Services and Local Visits
Union Creek news reports Sunday evening services at 8 o clock and a Ladies Aid meeting on Thursday at Luther Hall with Miss Hannah Sellberg and Mrs. Mary Larson. Visitors include Anna Oscar and Arthur Lund from Bruce South Dakota and Mrs Gust Isgren and Carl Isgren from Russell Minnesota for relatives and the church anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Creek Shurch
Ladies’ Aid
Luther Hall
Hannah Séllberg
Mary Larson
Anna
Oscar
Arthur Lund
Bruce
S. D
Gust. Isgren
Carl Isgren
Russell, Minn
John Boden
Sioux Falls
Frank Simeon
George Adamson
Ronald
John Hultgren
Lenore Boden
Howard Sanford
Sioux City
C. V. Boden
Trene Carr
Walfrid Forslund
Wisner
Nebr
Union Creek
Clifford Johnson
James
Ione Hultgren
Henry Claassen
Adaville Activities and Local Notices
Willard Zellers attended a young people's meeting in Carroll and weekended with relatives in Sioux City. J. C. Tindall home welcomed Clark Tindall and son Rollen. Waring of Gaza visited Adaville church. Local students at LeMars Western Union college include Hollingshead, Gabel, Tindall, Johnsons. Hollingsheads head to Albia for United Brethren conference. U B church services led by H A Johnson and Richard Milner. Harry Buehre lost a valuable horse. Lauter lost three milking cows the same day. Frost damaged pastures and alfalfa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Zellers
Carroll
Sioux City
Clark Tindall
Rollen
J. C. Tindall
LeMars
Waring
Gaza
Adaville
N. A. Hollingshead
Western Union College
John Hollingshead
Leone Gabel
Grace Tindall
Paul
Charlotte Johnson
Frank Gabel
Albia
United Brethren Iowa
U. B
H. A. Johnson
Richard Milner
Harry Buehre
Mr. Lauter
Akron High School News Flashes Staff Activities
Senior class elected officers Harold Port as president Leonard Dirks as vice president and Kervyn Bradley as treasurer. World History and Commercial Geography workbooks acquired. Miss Reisser displays English and American literature maps in Merrie England and on American writers. Kittenball teams formed with captains and umpires named for Senior and Junior divisions. Football plans grow as practice and Orange City trip loom. Watermelon Day fundraiser supported football equipment. Yell leaders elected Garnet Mann Stephen Hoschler Helen Anderson Frances Allen. Pep Club organized by Senior Girls with Elaine Smikahl president and Lucille Keane VP. Glee clubs tentatively named for High, Junior High boys and girls with extensive rosters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Port
Leonard Dirks
Kervyn Bradley
Merrie England
Century of Progress
Miss Reisser
England
Ruth Chamberlain
Eileen Bohiken
Enida Snyder
Garnet Mann
Mary Bukker
Helen Anderson
Teddy Root
Evelyn van Court
Betty Boden
Frances Allen
Irma Pollock
Ellen Mann
Miss Schroeder
Konarska
Omaha
Stephen Hoschler
Elaine Smikahl
Land
Lucille Keane
Glee Club
Dorothy Aalfs
Janet Adams
Sibyl Agnes
Florence Anderson
LaVerne Anderson
Mary Burker
Madeline Claeys
Valma Dugdale
Lois Hilliker
Grace Keane
Lucille Lueken
Jeanne McCorkell
Vera Maxson
Tola Parker
Ellen’ Mann
Sareva ‘Peck
Roberta Pollock
Dorothy Ross
Flora Ross
Phyllis Ross
Ruth Samuelson
Blanche Seward
Lois Small
Wilma Small
Bette Snyder
Mildred Tillotson
Dorothy Trautt
Dorothy Tucker
Winifred Thatcher
Bernice van Wyhe
Trylouts
Arnold Aroundson
Lester Bellwood
Wayne Burris
LeRoy Burker
Grade School Notes on Pets and Class Projects
This week in Kindergarten and grades one to five, students discussed pets, ponies, and horses, read The Little Gray Pony, and sang Pony Song. Classes cover science, seasons, weather, animals, and study methods with book clubs and student-led activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thesehildren
Lorraine Blackley
Sidney Jenson
Junior High magazine drive boosts athletic fund
Junior High students run a magazine drive to raise funds with half of subscriptions going to the athletic fund. Subscriptions to Collier's American Woman's Home Companion and Country Gentleman are offered. Those reaching the goal receive a free season football ticket instead of a prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collier’s
American
Woman’s Home Companion
Country Gentleman
Westfield 4-H News Meeting at Finn Home
The Willing Toilers group met at the Fin yen home on September 15. A notebook covers demonstration and a health talk were given. Games followed by a delicious lunch closed the meeting. The next gathering will be at the Har.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westfield
Har
Trade in Akron with our Live Merchants
Club Reporter notes a sale event in Akron inviting readers to trade with Live Merchants. It emphasizes high grade job printing services offered by the Register-Tribune. The item frames a local trades promotion and printing partnership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Register-Tribune
RUBLE RUMBLINGS FROM CLAY COUNTY FAIR NOTES
Special correspondence from Spencer reports attendance at the Clay county fair by Mr. and Mrs. Tapper and the Kallsens. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Renken on September 16, 1934. The community shares condolences over Elmer Kapfer’s infant son’s death in Akron. Ruth Marbach completes nurse training at Sioux City’s Lutheran hospital and returns home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Tapper
Eldon Kallsen
Spencer
Fred Renken
Harry Johnson
Leonard Miller
Darlene
Roy Sampson
Clare Morehead
Norman
Virgil
B. J. Borchers
Eilert Miller
Clifford
Lloyd
Fred Wilers
Craig
Alvin
Irene Klemme
Evelyn Kallsen
Luther League
Preston Township Lutheran Church
Robert Grosenheider
Henry Borchers
Fred Luecken
TeMars
George Miller
LeMars
Bill Kallsen
Fred Ramsey
Fontanelle
P. C. Kallsen
John Kallsen
Barth Miller
Walter
Maria Nannen
Flannah Anderson
Elmer Kapfer
Akron
Ruth Marbach
Lutheran Hospital
Sioux City
George Fara
Pleasant Hill News social notes mix visits and updates
Pleasant Hill special correspondence reports a sequence of visits and moves among local families. Sioux City callers include Mr and Mrs Harley Goodread and Mrs Leonard Carlson visiting Mrs Moss who has been ill. Edward Anderson family moved into the neighborhood. Rev S A Jacobson and family called on Harvey Welch en route to Akron and Alcester. Chas Shuck visited friends in Alcester. Hugo Granstrom and children called on Earl Heasley. Harvey Welch spent Wednesday in Vermillion and attended the Union Creek church sixtieth anniversary with Russell Huff and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley Goodread
Leonard Carlson
Amory Carlson
Sioux City
Moss
Edward Anderson
S. A. Jacobson
Harvey Welch
Akron
Alcester
Don Oliver
Russell Huff
Chas. Shuck
George Fickbohm
Hugo ‘Granstrom
Earl Heasley
Vermillion
Art Strong
Bailey Horner
Earl Brubaker
Union Creek
Garland News Items: Marriage of Dorothy Beeler and Roy Skinner
Special correspondence notes the September 15 1934 marriage of Dorothy Beeler daughter of Mr and Mrs Wallace Beeler to Roy Skinner son of Mr and Mrs Robert Skinner of Alpena 8 D at Star Prairie LL B par sonage with Rev A Jacobson officiating attended by the bride’s brother and sister in law George Beeler a 7 o clock wedding supper followed at the bride’s parents home. Also mentions a surprise party for Walter Hey plus various local visits and telephone line repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Beeler
Wallace. Beeler
Roy Skinner
Robert Skinner
Alpena
Star Prairie LL. B. Parsonage
A. Jacobson
George Beeler
Walter Hey
George Wilken
Carrol Hamilton and Sons
Dick Hamilton
Eddie Lewison
Charlie Reams
Naomi
Eddie Fickbohm
Lloyd Heldt
Sioux Falls
Levert Sommervold, Jr
Probate Notice in Plymouth County Iowa
Estate of P. H. Dunn deceased filed September 14, 1934 in the office of the Clerk of the District Court Plymouth County Iowa. Heirs Jo Margaret Dunn Mary A Agnes and all others concern are notified of the probate filing and legal proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. H. Dunn
State of Iowa
Plymouth County
Jo Margaret Dunn
Mary A. Agnes
Said County
District Court
Notice of Will Probate for P J Dunn Deceased
The clerk opened an instrument claimed to be the last will of P J Dunn a deceased. October 16 1934 is fixed for final proof and hearing at which interested persons may appear and show cause why the will should not be admitted to probate. RE F Remer Clerk of the District Court Plymouth County Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.J. Dunn
RE. F. Remer
District Court
Plymouth County
Towa
Administratrix Appointed for Hasenbank Estate
On September 10 1934 the District Court of Plymouth County Iowa appointed Wiebke Hasenbank administratrix of the estate of Christian Hasenbank deceased Any debts should be paid to the administratrix and creditors must present claims to the court authenticated for allowance Publication dates September 13 20 27 1934 Roseberry Roseberry Attorneys for Estate
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Plymouth County
Iowa
Christian Hasenbank
Wiebki Hasenbank
Roseberry & Roseberry
Attorneys For
Pleasant Birthday Party for Grandma Jensen
On Tuesday evening the ladies and young people from a Christian church surprised Grandma Jensen with a handkerchief shower for her eighty six birthday anniversary at the home of Mr and Mrs Henry Frerichs northeast of town. A short program included singing Happy Birthday to You a Ruth Swift solo Silver Threads Among the Gold a reading by Del Waterbury When is a Woman Old The evening closed with visiting and singing old hymns plus a snack of sandwiches coffee cake and ice cream served The occasion was much enjoyed by all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christian Church
Henry Frerichs
Grandma Jensen
Ruth Swift
Dél
Waterbury
Birthday greetings mark Grandma Jensen’s eighty six years
A family celebration honored Grandma Jensen on her eighty sixth birthday at the Prariehs home. Mrs Jensen has long resided in Akron and vicinity and retains notable facilities for her age. Remember birthdays with greeting cards from the Register Tribune office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandma Jensen
Preriehs
Jensen
Akron
Register- Tribune
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Sally Mattison
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Vey Taylor
Ruble
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Ben Bernie
Mae West
Adventure Girl
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Akron Rendering Works
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