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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1920
Page
4
Chatsworth Chat reports church events in Hawarden, county meeting in Orange City on Inter Church efforts, plus a successful R N A dance with Clemens orchestra and 100 tickets sold. Local visits include Henney in Akron and Mrs. Moore from Dubuque. Parish music plans and upcoming Easter week activities noted.
Special correspondence from Milnerville covers visits and departures in Westfield and Sioux City. Gilberta and Viola Macdougal return to Westfield with Uncle Will Lawrence. Dana Allard and three children shop in Sioux City. High School party at Sunyside with light refreshments. Ivyl Knapp sustains a cut while lab work. Pearl MacKellar awaits a brother visit prompting the party. Eugene John and wife travel to Sioux City for seed potatoes. Clarence Hoffman recovers from a stomach ailment after feared appendicitis. August Hauser moves back to Westfield with son Noah farming solo. Marie Buys returns to city work after a week home. Arthur and Benny Husted visit Milnerville. W. A. Milner and relatives visit Sioux City. Will Milner travels with Lee Strobel to Sioux City then Truesia for a 90th birthday. T. B. Cassen of Sioux City injured by streetcar, confined at home. Allen Dow and I. Barton move to James ranch tenant house. Col Chas Green becomes substitute carrier on West eld routes.
Tuesday from an over Sunday visit with relatives in Hornick and Sioux City. Howard Milner and the Pavlik boys hauled hogs to Sioux City on Wednesday last. George lost one of his animals on the way. Roads have been dragged several times and should improve once storms stop. Milnerville friends missed Mrs. Melvin Moffatt's funeral due to road conditions Monday. Phil Tracy was finishing assessing in the township early in the week. Most farmers began field work but ground froze hard. Mr and Mrs Martin Tremeter visited Sioux City Thursday. Dona Allard heads west to western South Dakota for land, expected back early in the week. Few have hauled hogs or heavy loads by truck lately. Florence Flathaway spent the weekend with Mary Louise Milner.
Ju lia Cifley of JW D and Julia Conway of St Catherine's Academy in Jackson Nebraska along with Tracy from Trinity College Sioux City plan homecoming for Easter break. Mrs M Flynn hosts brother Mr Kendergan from Sioux City who wintered in California. The Costings depart Wynal Nebraska after several days’ visit. Frank Mills and daughter ride to Elk Point. Anna Fell visits Sioux City. J M Burnight stays several days. A D Lilly drives to the city. W D Reed to auction April 16. Bila Smith improves after relapse. Edward McDougall moves repair shop to his south town home. Avril Martin will live with sister in town. Ignetta Johnson improves slowly. William Chapman visits from Phoenix before returning to New York. Mr and Mrs Lawrence and Bert Lawrence visit Ed McDougall’s home. Geo Johnson and daughter Mrs Armstrong depart Sioux City for home.
Mr and Mrs Robert Jacobs visited Rudolf Kiewel in Akron on Sunday. A Garland school basket social drew a large crowd Friday evening. Lyle Jacobs, son of Frank and Mrs Jacobs, is improving after a serious pneumonia. Tertha Hauser, previously nursing at the Jacobs home, returned to Akron last Tuesday. Wm Kapfer family visited John Schneiderheinze home Sunday. Miss Lillian Hamilton visited Herman Jacobs home Saturday. Ray Waddell visited Elk Point last Sunday. Florence and Nina Jacobs visited Frank Jacobs Saturday afternoon. Dinner guests at the Jacobs home included E Halverson family John Aalis family and Elsie Swanson. Miss Gabel, who nursed at the Greenwood home, returned home.
Special correspondence reports Eric Offerdahl transacting business in Elk Point while Martin Larson and his wife shopped in Vermillion. Edward Running and family spent Sunday at Andrew Abraham's. Andrew Anderson and Miss Sandine called at Eric Offerdahl's home. Miss Alice Lyle visits Garryowen relatives. Mrs W H Lyle and son Ray visited George Curry in Elk Point. John and Arthur Lewison were in Elk Point.
Mary Pickford stars in Heart the Hills adapted from John Fox Jr. to be shown at the Empress Theatre next Thursday and Friday. Mavis Hawn, a hardworking mountain girl, battles a lonely Romeo and seeks to keep dancing honors from a lowland aristocrat. Uncle Zeke orders the dance stopped, his teeth lost after years.
Des Moines experts report thousands of Iowa school children are underweight due to insufficient milk, despite a state with over one million dairy cows. Officials urge immediate dairy distribution to schools, citing Red Cross school clinics and TB research.
Are you going where to the program and basket social at Breezy Hill school Friday evening April 16 at o'clock. Location four miles east of Riverside cemetery. Mary Stinton, teacher.
Notice declares the firm Lewis and Neal dissolved by mutual consent with Frantic Lewin retiring. All bills and accounts due the firm will be paid or collected by Victor NBA. Dated April 2, 1920. PRANK LEWIS.
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