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The Annual Powell Church Service in Ipswich Pioneer Village was held on Sunday, September 15. The service was attended by former Powell Church members and friends. Memories of Powell was recollected by Leann Fredrickson of Aberdeen and Bob Wagner of Ipswich. Bob Pond read a letter from Sally Freeman Ortez, a former Pastor's daughter. She shared memories when her father, Rev. Ed Freeman was pastor in the Powell Church. Carl Perry of Aberdeen shared the message "The Irrefutable God and Hope." CCR...
From the Ipswich Tribune January 5, 1928 edition CAR LICENSES ARRIVE The new 1928 automobile license plates have arrived for Edmunds County. County Treasurer Nehl has 2000 of them stacked up in his office waiting distribution. Gilbert Jones was the first person in Edmunds County to resister his car, therefore he received number 23-1000. Thirty-five licenses have been sold to date. The plates are the same size and shape as those of 1927 with white lettering on a red background. All motor vehicles licensed for the year 1927 may operate with the...
HIGH SCHOOL Kaden Haffner has been chosen as the Subway Student of the Week. Kaden, a ninth grader, has transitioned well to high school. He participates in class and asks good questions. He has a good understanding of numbers and mathematical concepts. In the short time we have been in school, he is starting to emerge as a leader in the classroom. MIDDLE SCHOOL Jace Alberts has been chosen as the Subway Student of the Week. Jace is in the eighth grade. He is a great student and always has his work done! He is very willing to answer questions...
From the Ipswich Tribune January 5, 1928 edition NEW CHEVROLETS ARRIVE HERE W. S. Hagen, local Chevrolet dealer received a carload of new Chevrolets the last of the week and unloaded them Saturday. In the shipment were two coaches, a sedan and a coupe. The show room at the Ipswich Motor Sales Company was redecorated and fixed up in readiness to display the new models. Two color posters were printed by the Tribune and a two color advertisement appears in this week’s issue. The Coach…………….$585 The Sedan…………….$675 The Coupe…………….$495...
Many Ipswich Alumni met at the Airport Cafe on Wednesday, September 11. The Classes of 1951 to 1963 were represented. IHS alumni present were: Class of 1951 - Maris Evans, James Sitter; Class of 1953 - Dewayne Holm, Ray Geditz; Class of 1954 - Leann and Dale Fredrickson, Maxine Braun, Teresa Morgan, Loretta Reinschmidt; Class of 1956 - Loretta Thares, Ila Davis, Jessie Lacher; Class of 1957 - Angie Walth, Eldena Danson-Russell; Class of 1958 - Joe Kramer, Bev Jones, Gloria Faeth; Class of 1959...
From the Ipswich Tribune January 5, 1928 edition OWENS - OLTMANS WED On Saturday, December 31, 1927, at 4:00 p.m. occurred the marriage of Miss Lilliam Oltmans of Avon, SD to Robert Owens of Ipswich. The ceremony took place at the First Presbyterian church at Avon. Rev. O. B. Oltmans, father of the bride reading the service. The bride’s attendants were Miss Henrietta Oltmans, sister of the bride as maid of honor and two bridesmaids, Miss Lucille Christenson of Elk Point and Miss May Schutjer of Lennox. Robert Morgan of Ipswich was groomsman. Th...
HIGH SCHOOL Carson Gohl is the first Subway Student Athlete for this school year. The first week of football vs. Potter County Carson’s stats included 14 carries for 207 yards, 2 TDs, 1 rec 50 yds, 1 TD, 3 sacks, 5 tackles, 1 forced fumble and 1 safety. Carson has worked very hard this off-season to recover from a hip injury that sidelined him most of last season. His dedication to the weight room and PT showed up in week 1 with a great performance. MIDDLE SCHOOL Casey Geditz has been chosen as the Subway Student Athlete of the Week. Casey i...
Governor Kristi Noem congratulates 391 students who have been awarded the Build Dakota Scholarship for the 2019-2020 school year. “The Build Dakota Scholarship program is an incredible tool that makes it easier for tomorrow’s leaders to receive world-class career training, then stay in South Dakota to work in high-demand fields,” said Noem. “These scholarships allow students to launch their careers with a significantly reduced amount of student loan debt.” Local students who were chosen to receive Build Dakota scholarships include: Ashlee Th...
Hannah Toennies and Riley Holsing were married on June 29, 2019 at the Richland Church. Hannah is the daughter of Tim and Kristi Toennies and Riley is the son of Kerry and Kam Holsing....
From the Ipswich Tribune March 29, 1928 edition THIEF IS CAPTURED AND JAILED HERE Nick Russel is lodged in the County jail charged with stealing $330.00 and a bay horse from Wilhelm Harris. The theft was committed last Thursday. Russel worked for Harris and while he was absent from home took the $330 which was in $10 and $20 bills and the bay horse. He started east. Harris returned home, discovered the horse and the money gone. He notified Sheriff Schumacher and a general call was put on all telephone lines. Mrs. Byron Jones saw the man pass...
From the Ipswich Tribune September 14, 1927 edition A TOWN WITH NO NEWSPAPER What would your town be if your newspaper should go out of business? It would soon be known as a city of the dead. It would grow backward so fast that in a short while your streets would be a good grazing place for cattle and the only traffic who were moving away or those pass you would have would be the peopling thru from one live city to another. Newspapers are modern builders of cities as well. As they progress so will the home city progress. It is money in your...
From the Ipswich Tribune August 31, 1927 edition Mrs. H. E. Beebe was hostess Friday night at a seven o’clock dinner party at which nine young people of the Baptist church were present. These young people will all leave for various colleges soon. The house was very artistically decorated with flowers and college colors and pennants from the various schools which these young people represent. A lovely three course dinner was served after which the evening was spent with music and entertaining games. At the close of the evening each guest was p...
The Chad and Julie Richardt home at 320 Wilmot Ave. has been selected as the current Yard of the Week. Beautiful flowers and bushes bring natural beauty to this yard. Bright colored patio furniture, flags and decorations add a colorful touch. A raised garden bed and container gardens provide fresh vegetables for the family. A cute little bird house attracts feathered friends. Sports-themed statues show the family members are sports fans....
From the Ipswich Tribune July 13, 1927 edition OLD PIONEER PASSES AWAY Boliver Amos Rogers, a resident of Ipswich for forty-four years and one of the oldest men of the city, died on Tuesday afternoon at 5:30 at the home of his daughter, Mrs. H. D. Doolittle, at the age of eighty-six years, ten months and twenty days. Funeral services are to be held at the Doolittle house at 2:30 Thursday afternoon with Rev. H. T. Owen officiating. Burial will be in the Ipswich cemetery. B. A. Rogers was born August 22, 1840, in Ohio. He was married to Emma...
From the Ipswich Tribune August 10, 1927 edition WATER FROLIC A BIG SUCCESS Opening of Swimming Pool Drew Enthusiastic Crowds With the completion of the bath house the swimming and wading pool is a reality which was well displayed Friday and Saturday at the water frolic staged here. Mr. Dudley Fossum of Aberdeen also Miss Sue Fossum and Miss Miller of Aberdeen came out and displayed their aquatic art and gave exhibitions of diving and rescuing a drowning person, but local participants carried off most prizes. Two large spotlights placed on top...
Beth Fischer will celebrate her 80th birthday on July 28, 2019. Greetings may be sent to her at 2306 20th Ave NW, Aberdeen, SD 57401....
Don Bossert, formerly of Ipswich, will celebrate his 80th birthday on July 24, 2019. An open house is planned on July 24 from 2 to 4 p.m. at the Prairie Heights Rehab Center south dining room, 400 8th Ave. NW, Aberdeen. July 24 is also his wife Mary’s birthday. She will be celebrating her 76th birthday....
The week of the Fourth of July was a reunion for 36 of the Fredrickson/Buntrock Family. Don, Deryn and Julie Buntrock and their sister, Julie and Barry Wilkerson opened their homes in Pollock to welcome their children, mother, aunt, uncle and cousins The Buntrock's mother, Ardyce Fredrickson Buntrock came from Northglenn, Colo. Their mother's brother and wife, Dale and Leann Fredrickson came from Aberdeen. The rest of the relatives came from Colorado, Illinois, Kansas, North Dakota snd...
The Jerry and Peggy Brooks home at 221 10th Street has been selected as the current Yard of the Week. Their neatly mowed lawn has a variety of colorful flowers and tree species, including several evergreens for winter beauty. Small statues, colorful lawn ornaments and a garden flag welcome visitors while bird feeders welcome feathered friends. An American flag displays their patriotic pride....
Bev Kilber will celebrate her 80th birthday on July 22, 2019. Her family has requested a Card Shower to celebrate the milestone. Greetings may be sent to Bev at PO Box 43, Ipswich, SD 57451....
Beth Fischer will celebrate her 80th birthday on July 28, 2019. Greetings may be sent to her at 2306 20th Ave NW, Aberdeen, SD 57401....
From the Ipswich Tribune July 20, 1927 edition MAIN STREET SPEEDERS Ipswich speeders are again hit with an epidemic to make Main Street, and in fact every street in town a race track-and by this notice are given warning. The speeder is nothing but a damn fool with his foot on the gas. He has an idea that is his presence is not at a certain place at a certain time, a great calamity will happen and when he gets there, there’s nothing to do but wait. Then there is the fellow who cuts corners. Some think the silent policemen are just a street d...
Jenny Haar will celebrate her 90th birthday on July 18, 2019. A Birthday Open House is planned on July 13 from 1 to 3 p.m. at the Half-Cocked Lodge and Double Barrel Inn, 340 Southshore Dr., Mina. Greetings may be sent to her at PO Box 11, Ipswich, SD 57451....
From the Ipswich Tribune Thursday, August 31, 1931 edition Apparatus invented by a St. Louis man that answers a telephone call when its owner is absent by informing the caller when he will return and records a message when desired. Found in the Want Ads CHANCE OF A LIFETIME Reliable Man wanted to call on farmers in Edmunds County. Wonderful opportunity. Make $8 to $20 daily. No experience or capital needed. Write today-FURST & THOMAS, Dept. H, Freeport, Illinois. 22-23p...
Donald Jones is celebrating his 90th Birthday on July 3, 2019. Greetings may be sent to him at 13124 358th Ave., Ipswich, SD 57451....