Wakefield and surrounding towns note local visits and deaths
A compilation of brief items from the region records many social visits and travels among residents of South Sioux City Homer Dakota City and surrounding towns. Notable mentions include hospital patients and a late June death of Mrs Stella DeWitt of Ponca with services led by Rev Hutchins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ponca Journal
George Carter
Omaha
Harry Wendte
George Bartels
Dakota
Dan Twohi
Joux City
Margaret Twohig
A. Butler
Rev. Cruise
Dakota City
Joe Davey
Joe Twohig
Akota County
Stella DeWitt
Ionia
Dixon County
Neb
Charles Smith
Bruce DeWitt
Ponca
Homer
Tripp County
Methodist Church of
Tonia
Harry
Clara
Louis
Ruth
Charles
Arba
M. E
Fav
J. A. Hutchins
Winside
DeWitt
Bank Aims for All-People Service and Safety
The officers say the bank strives to be for all the people not just one class offering absolute safety sincere courtesy and individual service tailored to customer needs.
Matrimonial Ventures: Licenses Issued by County Judge
County Judge McKinley issued marriage licenses this past week listing names and addresses in Sioux City Chicago Akron and Kansas City couples. The first three were married Monday and the last couple on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City Tribune
Sioux City
Iowa
Maternity Hospital
Sidney J. Donnelly
South Sioux City
Neb
W. E. Lurber
Waterbury
Isaac Wood
Mabel Whalen
William Whalen
Dakota City
J. W. Anderson
Whalen
Anamosa
Nickle
Omaha
Southorities
McKinley
Paul Kriss
Isabel Yanke
Chicago
Lil
Geo. M. Beach
Akron
Loie FE
Maynard
Forrest A. Porter
Effie L. Gillaume
George A. Lile
Anna Capell
Kansas City
The Herald for News when it is News
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Farm Bureau Field Notes on silage and club work near Homer
J Young County Agent reports a silage talk at the Homer area school with dairy extension specialist L W Lawritsen from the State University. The meeting drew 40 youth from two pig clubs and three heifer clubs, with leaders Friske Frisbie Beermann Hartnett Stading and Legg outlining the program and discussing feeding and other issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aie School
Homer
Thos
J. Hartnett
John C. Stading
C. C. Beermann
Victor Hansen
Orville Legg
Clarence Larsen
Lincoln
Frisbie
Walter Graham
Albert Russmanssen
Lawritsen
Herman Ebel
Ccass
State Testing Tractors at University of Nebraska Progress
Tractor tests progress at four units per week with about thirty hours per machine. Tests include limbering, brake, drawbar, and varying load brake runs. Tractors tested include Waterloo Boy Case Oil Pull Huber Minneapolis Heider Fordson Twin City 10-20 International Hart-Parr. Reports will appear in State Railway Commission annuals. blueprints available for 1.50. Official tests required by state law for sale permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Nebraska
Waterloo Boy
Huber
Minneapolis
Heider
Fordson
International
State Railway Commission
Engineering Extension
College of Agriculture
Lincoln
Chautauqua Pleases Large Crowds In Dakota City
Despite rain the three day Chautauqua drew strong turnout and strong praise. Guarantors signed for next year at double the previous level as Radcliffe Chautauqua System showcased lectures by Coil Gearhart and H L White plus musical acts and youth club planning boosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Gearhart
United States
Chautauqua
H. L. White
de Wolt
White
Marybelle la Hatte
Young America Club
Kenneth Walden
Lawrence Frederick
Walter Graham
Louis Williams
Prof. Williams
Dakota City
Y M C A aids Nebraska ex service men with scholarships
Since January the National War Work Council of the Y M C A has placed over three hundred scholarships in Y M C A schools and colleges for Nebraska ex service men, totaling more than 18 000 dollars. Col E Elliott Nebraska state educational service supervisor coord inates the effort from Omaha. Dakota county offers a 60 dollar scholarship in a standard business college or trade school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National War Work Council
Nebraska
Col. E. Elliott
Omaha National Bank
Omaha
Neb
Dakota
Dakota County
Onaha
Free circulars on canning and home chemistry
A list of free circulars and bulletins from Lincoln and the United States Department of Agriculture covers canning methods, jelly making, pickles and relishes, drying of vegetables, and related topics. It includes twenty-nine outlines for women’s club programs on food preservation, cookery, textiles, household management, and recreation. The Herald offers subscriptions at $1.50 per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
United States Department of Agriculture Farmers
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Ife
Decatur Herald
Ruth Small Cownie
South Sioux
W. W. Small
Clifford Suter
South
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Niobrara Tribune
Geo. G. Bayha
California
San Francisco
Rosalie Rip-Saw
Wylmas
Susan Renner
Chas
Peterson
Dr. Ryder
Grand Island
Nina Neiswanger
Lucille McIlhenny
Lyons
Rev. Draise
O. A. Butler
C. E. Hedges
Santa Fe
Walthill
H. N. Wagner
Homer Star
Geo. Gallagher
W. P. Kelley
F. I. Peters
Emerson
I’. A. Peters
Geo. H. Lamson
Lyons Mirror
Wm. McEntaffer
Edger
Brewster
Edward Lewis
Young
Hubbard
Emely
Loraine
John Young
Ben Clark
Wakefield
Wayne Herald
Will Beith
Walter Miller
August Samuelson
Nettie Samuelson
Will Bintz
Fullerton
Arthur Larson
Larson
Helen Rix
Wakefield Republican
Sam Heikes
Eva Graham
Nora Borg
Gladys
Beerman
Geo. Bates
Clay Armbright
James Doughtry
Jean
Yamhill
Ore
Marshall
Winthrop
Ed Temple
Emerson Enterprise
Bob Voss
Walker’s Island
Cal Rockwell
Charles Rockwell
Meas Kay
Earnest Wolf
Tommy Frost
Ford
Nancy C. Lurber
St. Luke's Lutheran Church
Lewis
Austin
Roy
Creighton
Ben
Meiergurgen
Addie McPherron
Eileen Olson
Ohio
E. B. Lurber
Goodwin State Bank
Ford Motor Company
Motorco
The
Herald
Farm Bureau
J. Young
Canning
the Herald
G. F. Hughes & Co
Terial
H. R. Greer
Dakota City, Neb
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