Local News From Sioux City Area Listing Social Events
Mr and Mrs FL Morris hosted dinner with Afr and Mrs B C Carpenter. Rural Mail Association meeting planned for Friday. American Legion Ladies Auxiliary held a meeting with Miss Mabel Reid assisting. Various local visits and travels noted including residents from Sioux City Vermillion and Hurley. A correction issued about graveling Sixth Street costs. Poppies drive netted 340.09 sales at 1e each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FL FL Morris
Sioux City
Afr
B.C. Carpenter
Rome
Fan
Tonorrow
Mabel Reid
Wlw
Booth
Lis Howani
G.L. Houlton
F. H. Houlton
Hurley
Sixth Street
Main
First Street
Church Services And Programs Announced By Pastor
The article lists Sunday services at 10 30 a m and 11 a m with Sunday School at 9 30 a m and 10 a m. It notes church activities including Coreornlia League at 8 p m at Mrs Albertina Vivetho's home and Ladies Guild meeting on Thursday June 4 at 2 p m hosted by Mrs Lena Mueller with Mrs Fred Jahn assisting. Catechism Tuesday 8 p m and Epworth League 7 15 p m followed by an evening service at 8 04. A Sunday School lesson study at 10 o clock discusses the downfall of older nations and how to profit from their mistakes. The pastor will speak at 11 on The Christian Home and families are urged to sit together. Young peoples service at 7 15 led by Miss Geraldine Taylor, and at 8 p m a hymn focus on Jesus Lover of My Soul. The Children s Day program from last Sunday was well received. FLL Kruvwell Pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coreornlia League
Albertina Vivetho
Ladies Guild
Lena Mueller
Fred Jahn
Geraldine Taylor
Jesus
Morning and church activities and Sunday program notes
Morning services at 10:30 and Sunday School at 11:36 followed by Junior and Senior Endeavor at 7:15 with no evening services. Children Day program drew a large appreciative audience led by Mary Van Skike with Junior Endeavor on Our Bible Friend David. Mrs G E Campbell to lead Senior Endeavor. Roy M Smith is pastor. CHRISTIAN REFORMED Holland services at 9:20 and 1:30 with Young People’s Societies at 7:30 led by Rev J R Van Dyke. ST PAUL’S German services at 10:00 with Sunday School at 11:15. Rich Schmidt, pastor. For sale a 14x30 building suitable for garage or cottage. Mary Perehoom and Mrs Randall Karr and sons motored to Sioux City Tuesday where their son Leland received medical attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary van Skike Willead
David
G. E. Campbell
Christian Reformed Holland
Holland
Young People’s Societies
J. R. van Dyke
ST. Paul's
Rich Schmidt
Randall Karr and Sons
Sioux City
Leland
How It Started By Jean Newton Analysis of Dutch Uncle Phrase
A fragment discusses the origin of the term Dutch uncle, linking Dutch parental discipline to a harsh guardian figure. It cites Horace Latin phrases and notes the term’s classic connotation shaping modern slang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Netherlands
Caele
Horace
Ireton Council Advances Electric Plant Franchise
The 1929 special meeting of Ireton Town Council approved Ordinance No. 50 granting G. O. Spotts and assigns authority to construct operate and own an electric light and power system for 25 years. A special election July 11 1929 will decide the franchise. cigarette permits were issued to local dealers with required bond and tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Carter
B. E. Holtdorf
Carpenter
Moeller
Klater
Sinkey
Lindenman
G. 0
Spotts
Ireton
Iowa
Kluter
Yeas
Lingenman
Town Hall
Yees
A.B. Lang
Mayors Proclamation on Treton Franchise Vote in 1929
The proclamation announces a special election in Treton Iowa on a date in 1929 to approve or reject a twenty five year franchise for GO O Spotts to own and operate an electric light and power system including a high voltage transmission line within the town. It outlines the voting form and ordinance details for granting the franchise and the authority to build and operate the electric plant and distribution network.
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Board of National Fire
Ireton
Iowa
A. D
John Carter
EE. Holidorf
Clark
Crank
Treton
BE. E. Holtdorf
Sports 2
G. O. Spotts
O. O. Spotts
C. G. Spotts
Towa
Mains Streets
Svenues
Mainberi
Sail Town
County Farm Bureau News and Weed Control Report
Report from the county farm bureau notes hands of the weed commissioners appointed in each township under a stricter law. Br. Pammel warns of weed migration and the need for vigilance to prevent spread. The 4-H Club Rally Day was held at Orange City High School on June 4 with several clubs represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Br. Pammel
Orange City High School
County 4-H Rally Awards Prizes for Music Memory Contest
About 100 girls leaders and friends attended the rally in Orange City with Lynn Township winning the Music Memory Contest scoring 9946 percent. Prizes included a portable vietrola. Center and Holland townships took second and third. A lunch in the gym followed, with Miss Myrtle Dittmer and Mrs. R. M. Gray in charge. The Picture Memory Contest awarded baskets and a camera to Eagle and Center. The stunt program featured a 4-H playset color wheel and mock wedding. New county officers were elected: Alleda Abbey president, Wilmina Gelrich vice president, Alice Cooper secretary. Rally Day ended with prizes and reunions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Ranier
Orange City
Lynn Township
Jas. Duyven
Center Township
Holland Township
Myrtle Dittmer
R. M. Gray
Ethel van Qesterhout
Sadie Kruse
Old Virginia
Henry Reinders
Golden Row
de Jone
Witgens
le Mars
Eagle
Center
Holland
Reed
Sherman Township Club
Eagle Club
Lutz
Esther Kruse
Alice Cooper
Alleda Abbey
Eagle Township
Wilmina Gelrich
Washington Township
Home Furnishing Work Completed in Sioux County
Sioux County finishes its third year of the Home Furnishing project after five lessons with the last held May 31 in Capel Township. Active townships total seventeen with 84 women attending all five schools and 111 local leaders across the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux County
Capel Township
Grant
Sheridan
Rock
Sioux
Plate-Garfield
Welcome
Capel
Lynn
Floyd
Holland
West Branch
Center
Eagle
Washington
Reading
Sherman
Chaiman
Miss Andréa
Fair Plans and Men’s Philanthropy Observed in Village
In this report the county notes plan to hold readings and lessons for women and children. Women organize gatherings to study reed crafts and baskets while men contribute to fund drives and local education efforts.
Fragmentary note on tenderness and truth in Enmerzon
A garbled text fragment references tenderness and truth with the name Enmerzon. It mentions instars and humans, but the content is incomplete and lacks clear events or dates. The readable portion centers on abstract idea phrases rather than a concrete report.
Celery Paste Salad Recipe Instructions
Equal parts celery hearts and chopped green or red pepper are mixed with dates and cream cheese. The celery is served with the creamy mixture for a simple salad or spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pepe
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Tars
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Verzon
Dak
Ard Mes
Ale Kers Ard
Feterei
J. S. Beene
Alton
Albert Masher
Blanche
Marjorie
Vermillion
DC. Wills
IP Walter and
Gibert Lindenman
Soux City
Henry Benit Sr
Henry Bronkhorst
John R. Johnson
Mitchell
Retard Satterlee
Mareas
Emere S Ad
Orville
Verana Viotho
Hulda Schmid
Veidi Wellnitz
Ruth Schmidt
Lulu Black
Violet Worcester
Nelle Drost
Semmer School
Sheldon
John Granties
Craig
E. H. Houlton
Hurley, S. Dak
G. L. Houlton
St. Joke's
Methodist Episcopal
FLL
Kruvwell
Velda Wellnitz
Pani Mse Collin
Morningside College
Mr. Torrens
New York
Morningside
Gustate Voethe
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Smith’s Store
L. L. Smith
Roy M Smith
Mary Perehoom
Baby
Hatchery
Binck
By Jean Newton
Gabby Geartie
Council Proceedings
County Farm Bureau News
Rally Bay
Andrews Iyer
Andrewe
Missouri
Ligur
Reginald D. Thomas
Avister
Schiff
Mromantics
Massachusetts Institute of Technobit
MC Thons
Broushi
P.O
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