Akron Notes on Local Visits and Church Notices
Akron news summarizes numerous social visits and movements. Corinne Hawkins visits from Sioux City to stay with relatives. B. A. Adams fractures his wrist. B. O. Thorson attends Freedom lodge session in Council Bluffs. many families welcome guests from Sioux City Des Moines Vermilion and San Diego. weddings licenses issued to C. E. Robertson and Bette Jackson. Dr Ganphere to Wichita Falls for practice. local students and Luther League delegates attend district events. regular school and church activities noted with several excursions and gatherings in Remsen and area.
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Register
B. A. Adams
B. O. Thorson
Council Bluffs
Freedom Lodge
Grand Lodge
Corinne Hawkins
Sioux City
Irving Sherman
Veness Smith
Lillian Dickison
John Holst
Kingfisher
Oklo
Boyson Ross
A. L. MacMillan
Spencer
MacMillan
Sioux Valley Baptist Ass
E. E. Snell
R. H. Coomes
James Coleman
Robt. Fenton
Des Moines
U. G. Rhodes
Dick Dierksen
Henry Alfers
San Diego
Cal
W. H. Morse
Vermillion
S. D
L. J. Grange
L. R. Palmiter
A. L. Seamands
J. J. Ralfs
Bessie Bennett
Hudson
M. M. Swift
Los Banos
Verne
Bessie
Edith Stoutenburg
Sioux Falls
West
Riverside
C. E. Robertson
Mellette
Bette Jackson
Greenville
Akron
C. R. Ganphere
Wichita Falls
Texas
Rudolph Willer
Morningside
Quigley Fletcher
Iowa State College
Carrie Akers
Cather Cummins
University of South Dakota
O. F. Bohman
Clifford Johnson
Elsie Johnson
Valda Erickson
Luther League
Marathon
Lutheran Church
Lincoln
Clay County
Henning Shoubberg
Arta Anderson
Pauline Hubbs
Neomi Thorsen
Jane Earnest
Helen Ross
Dorothy Clark
Pearl Sykes
Alberta Johnson
Elaine Smikahl
Lois Koch
Lillian Johnson
Helen
Remsen social notes highlight guests and travel
Miss Callista Ahmann of Struble arrived in Remsen to visit her parents Mr and Mrs J H Ahmann. Mr and Mrs Ferd Strohbeen of Santa Cruz California and former Remsen residents came for an extended visit. The Schnepps and Kunkels hosted trips to Adrian Minnesota and Yellowstone for relatives. Over 100 friends attended a gathering at Anton Miller’s home with cards and dancing.
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Bell Enterprise
Callista Ahmann
Struble
Remsen
J. H. Ahmann
Ferd Strohbeen
Santa Cruz
Cal
Magnus Schnepf
Adrian
Minn
W. Siefke
Yellowstone National Park
Anton Miller
Carrie Schnent
St. Toseph's Hospital
Sioux City
Ptt
Frank Taber
Chicato
Ray Faber
Faber
Metropolis
George Schneiders
Pocahontas
John Schnieders
Cecil Jastram
Culver Military Academy
Henry Feller
Craig News Highlights and Local Visits in Sioux City
From the Independent: Do Snyder and wife visited in Sioux City at Snyder’s mother’s home. Henry Baack from Artesian, South Dakota, stays for a prolonged visit with relatives. A stray bullet nearly hit Robert Dirks in the southwest town area as youths fired near Wm. Twillman’s grove. The injured boy received medical care as onlookers fled. Visitors and residents, including Raber, Klinkle, Custard, and many others, are noted in Craig and nearby areas. Death of Mrs. Rose Albers in Sioux City marked another local event.
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The
Independent
Do. J. Snyder
Sioux City
Mr. Snyder
Henry Baack
H. F. Baack
Artesian
S. C
Robert Dirks
Will Dirks
Wm. Twillman
Dirks
Tavillman
Ireton Ledger
Fred Raber
Billie
Alvin Klinkle
Inez Custard
Bancroft
S. D
H. I. Johnson
Craig
Johnson
Raber
Henry Sampson
Shellsburg
Wis
Apple River
Ill
Sampson
Wm. Marineau
Fairmont
Minn
Peter Delperdang
H. C. Popken
Herman Schuette
Staunton
Wm. Schuette
Tiurry Anderson
RA. F. Green
Tuinda Schmidt
Herman Schmidt
Hawarden Hospital
Herman Frerichs
John Mammen
Rock Rapids
German Mutual Ins. Co
Sioux
Plymouth
Lyon
David Hammond
Edgeley
N. D
Wm. Zibell
Ruth
St. Paul
Minnesota
Joint
Synod of Ohio
Rose Albers
Milliard Dunn
Ellin
Remarkable Hen Raises Hundred Chicks and Winter Survival
Mr Dunn of Missouri forestry service notes a hen raised over a hundred chicks after a hatchery purchase. The climate cooled and the brood thrived under the hen’s instinct, feeding and scratching guidance until laying eggs again. Marie Maharras, known locally, was sentenced to 25 years for second degree murder of a five year old stepson after pushing him from a Waterloo bridge. Appeals planned.
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Ton
Noahr
Marie Maharras
Plymouth County
Waterloo
Women’s Reformatory
Rockwell City
President given special pheasant shot sparks SD debate
Black Hills dispatch notes the president shot seven pheasants out of season with game warden permission. The piece contrasts this with a South Dakota resident who would be jailed for feeding his family by shooting a pheasant.
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Black Hills
South Dakota
Willys-Overland Holds Fourth in 1927 Q1 Output
Willys-Overland ranks fourth in U S automobile output for the first quarter of 1927 and leads the industry in sales gains with a 20.5 percent rise over 1926. May production reached 27,569 cars, with year-to-date total 28,788, marking a record for Toledo company. California, Oregon and Washington show large gains while the industry overall declines. Significant state gains include Virginia 186 percent, Ohio 32, New York 77, Michigan 38, California 47, Texas 52, Nebraska 150, and Pennsylvania 24 percent.
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Willys-Overland
Toledo
Wilys-Overland
California
Oregon
Washington
Virginia
Ohio
New York
Michigan
Texas
Nebraska
Pennsylvania
Nuisances Rise With Warm Weather Says Health Official
The state health department warns that spring brings a surge of nuisances as people overlook cleanup in winter. A H Wieters, head of sanitary engineering, notes complaints and asks residents how to secure abatement as unpleasant odors and lights become prominent with rising temperatures.
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A. H. Wieters
Division of Sanitary Engineering
State Department of Health
Board of Health
State Department
Public health tackle nuisances and typhoid reporting
The article explains local boards of health control nuisances under state law and their power to investigate, declare nuisances, and order abatement with costs charged to properties. It notes typhoid cases far exceed deaths and that many cases go unreported, urging 1927 reporting to reach 100 percent.
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Board of Health
Local Board of Health
Wayne County
Wayne
Diphtheria Immunization Drive Reaches Dubuque Pupil Registration
Newspaper reports say 3,200 pupils received the first toxin antitoxin dose in a second Dubuque immunization drive. Earlier, about 7,500 had already been immunized in the city as part of the campaign. Typhoid fever is now reported at two new points LaPorte City and near Bayard, bringing this year’s total to 11 sites. Last year typhoid appeared at 69 points with 51 deaths and 126 cases reported, suggesting serious lapses by some officials.
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Dubuque
LaPorte City
Bayard
Huge Chevrolet Production Million Mark Expected This Year
Indications Chevrolet will reach the million mark in production surfaced after the company announced five months output of 496,953 units. The figure shows a 60 percent rise from the same period last year, signaling strong demand for Chevrolet cars.
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Chevrolet
Chevrolet Motor Co
Chevrolet Production Breaks Records Across Early 1926 Months
Chevrolet held capacity production from January through May, setting new monthly high marks. May output reached 115,623 units versus 74,617 last May, averaging over 5,000 units daily. The six month total and a 1,000,000 unit year target loom as the company pushes the “most beautiful Chevrolet” era.
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Chevrolet
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