23 Apr 1936
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1936
Page
1
The Register-Tribune lists Ray A. Smith as publisher with publication details for Akron Iowa. It states the paper is published every Thursday and entered at the Akron post office as second class mail matter, dated Sept 26 1901.
Mrs Richard Milner improves enough to attend church Sundays after winter illness and snow closures. Families visit Sioux City and Le Mars, including the Hathaways, Knapps, and Milners, with farm protests and school programs noted. George Hauser killed in motorcycle crash near Merrill. funeral at Merrill Methodist. Community events cover PTA meetings, Sunnyside operetta, Tom's Garden, and local dances plus a university honor by Harrison Epperson.
Special Correspondent reports social visits in Chatsworth and nearby areas. Families including Miller Jeffers Lucken Luek en Vanderham Kausen and others shared meals gatherings and calls at various homes. A tree was struck by lightning near the Henry Plueger farm breaking several window lights.
Special correspondence from Stony Point reports Mrs. Wm. Gerrietts and sons Del mar and Leonard shopping in Sioux City Friday. Bill Popken injured his foot last week in a disc incident. Visitors at the John Tammen home Sunday included Mr. and Mrs. Fred.
Mrs A J Thornton visited Sioux City with daughter Jenn. Ladies Aid at O B Lilly home featured sewing equipment demonstration and a Mrs Wayne Lilly solo. Joy Harrington assists at Verne Smith home River Sioux. Mrs Nels Beaubien hosts Ladies Aid Thursday. Dinner guests at Robert Root home west of Akron included the Seylers and Emmicks. Eleven Tuesday club members attended the county convention in Merrill. Funeral of cousin James Mahan held in Lesterville SD. Tom Hummel family moved from A A Martin farm to a southwest of Jefferson. Mike Crane ill with asthma. Mrs Lavon Hough did jury duty in LeMars. Mrs L N Bertrand plans to visit Sloan IA. Mrs Levi Kapfer hosts Bridge club. Funeral of Mrs John Anderson held in Akron Lutheran church. burial Adaville cemetery. Mrs A Banks and children from Milner visit S P Lilly home. Relatives visiting Flynn home. Mrs Nels Beaubien and Catherine drove to Elk Point. Westfield pupils strike over teacher reappointments. majority of high school remained out early in week. board to meet Monday night April 27. Board president Earl Michael noted no punishment for strikers upon return. petition to retain teachers circulated. Readers urged to submit news to the Register-Tribune. old newspapers for sale.
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