21 Apr 1938
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1938
Page
1
The Register-Tribune published by Ray A. Smith lists subscription rates of 2 dollars per year 1 dollar for six months and возможно 800? per three months. The paper is issued every Thursday in Akron Iowa and is entered at the local post office as second class mail matter on September 26 1901.
Special correspondent notes George Hough visiting Eagle Grove Iowa and G Cerwinski visiting his wife in Newell. A large Ladies Aid meeting at Nordman home with Mrs Bardwell Lilly and Miss Clara Chapman hosting. April 28 Mrs O B Lilly to host Aid at her home. Death of George Lias in Akron noted. Jerry and Sheila Murphy stayed with grandparents in Westfield. Local visits by Peterson, Moynahan, Burke and Harrington kin. District Women’s Federated club met at Kingsley. St Catharine’s Guild meeting hosted by Mrs Raymond Welch. High school baseball season begins with losses to Remsen parochial, Remsen public, Elk Point. Maurice game upcoming. Students to LeMars Speech festival next week. Marguerite Martin in nursing training visiting home. Loren Small mentioned.
Mr and Mrs Gerald Tracy and Billy Tracy from Sioux City visited the home of their parents Mr and Mrs P F Tracy Sunday. The gathering underscored family ties and community connections in the area.
Mr and Mrs Alfred Swanson entertained numerous relatives at an Easter dinner Sunday. Mr and Mrs George Fickbolin and children visited Sunday evening at Rose Johnson’s Akron home. Franklin Miller has been ill but shows improvement. Mrs Herbert Swanson called on her aunt Mrs Harvey Welch Monday afternoon. Earl Hamilton shelled corn for Joe Powell Tuesday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Russell Skinner and daughter and Mr and Mrs Wim Skinner and daughter visited Sunday at the Dick Hamilton home. Mr and Mrs Wyatt Heyl visited at C A Hamilton’s home Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Herman Jacobs Jr and family of near Canton SD visited Herman Jacobs Sr’s home Sunday.
Dale Hunter and daughter Nettie joined Mr and Mrs Harold Cooper Lee Cooper and Mrs Blanche Brown to Minneapolis for a weekend visit returning Sunday night through hail storms. Mrs Brown, successful Sioux City magazine stand and transportation bureau operator, sold out her business to pursue a similar venture in Des Moines. A daughter was born this month to Mr and Mrs Clayton Hanson of Seattle, formerly Mabel Cleminson, with sister Miss Deloris Cleminson visiting.
Milnerville residents share Easter events as teachers forgo school holidays. Calls from Hiram Smith and Jessie Hathaway mark a busy weekend. Rain drenches the region, easing muddy roads while boosting spirits. Families from Sioux City to Hawarden attend services and visits linger at many homes.
By special execution issued from the District Court in Plymouth County Iowa Home Owners Loan Corporation sues A W Lundberg et al The real estate Lot 1 Block 32 Sargent addition Portlandville Akron Plymouth County Iowa to be sold May 16 1938 at 10 am at the north door of the LeMars Court House for cash to satisfy 1727 19 debt plus 83 17 costs and accruing costs Sheriff Frank Scholer of Plymouth County Iowa notes the action Attorney A G Kass Sioux City Iowa published April 21 and 27 1938
Mrs. Bertil Westin and son visited Walfred Forslund home with other relatives from Sioux City while Westin party returned from Fort Dodge. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Eric son and children and Mrs. Esther Hultgren and children also present. Lou Bly reports Mrs. Alfred Ericson has fully recovered from Minnesota hospital stay. Community extends sympathy on the death of Lars Ericson of Big Springs. 4 H Erub girls met at Miriam Ellison’s home.
The item urges readers to cultivate a habit of consulting local Akron merchants advertisements in the Register-Tribune to save money by spending dollars at home. It emphasizes supporting local businesses and the value of the newspaper’s classified and ad pages for bargains.
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