Akron Local Notes and Social Updates From Hawarden Era
Readable items cover visits, family events, health shots, and business notices from Akron and nearby towns. Embroidery club gathering plans, ice cream and bakery promotions, farm rentals, road trips, and local trades. Names include McCormick, Goodwin, Von Hagel, J. B. March, Chatterton, Hawarden, and Belted region communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reaieli
Mile Point
McCormick
Binder Repaira
Goodwin & von Hagel
J.B. March
Hawarden
J. J. Hanmer
Chae
Wise
Holiness Meetings Close After Ten Day Revival
The Holiness revival ended Sunday at the school grounds tent with several conversions. Evangelists Goettel and W W Jeffers moved the tent to Sheldon Iowa for meetings August 2 to 11. The piece notes differing methods but supports religious rights and unity among denominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goettel
W. W. Jeffers
Sheldon
Iowa
Holiness Sect
Salvation Army
Army
Akron Builders Start Demolishing Old Hardware Row
Dr Osler could have foreseen the scene as Fred Peterson J D Pathham and Henry Smith led crews last week tearing down the old hardware building. Peterson began excavations for a new block on the corner. The plan shows a Clark-Ouley style structure 46 by 80 feet two stories plus basement with concrete foundation and brick fronts. Occupancy aimed before cold weather by the First National.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas, Willer
Wm. Frinke
O'Neill
Nebraska
Louis Neal
Bradley
Blake
Myrtle McCusker
Alexandria
S. D
Bertrand
Mons Martin
Elk Point
Mra. Wu. Bly
Fern
Holstein and Moorhead
Monona County
Iowa
West Foundation
J. A. Watson
Albaton
J. Rush
B. Hubbard
Estherville
J. F. Kennedy
F. W. Burnett
Jene
Kendall
Sioux City
M. W. Toppings
Cobb
Akron
H. B. Thomas
Medical Lake
Washington
Kate Dominase
Dorothy
Frances Kuborn
Hawarden
Frances
Hywelyn Schemmel
Granville
M. P. Kukorn
Harold Palm
Andrew Tidd
Chamberlain
Draper
Dr. Osler
Fred Peterson
J. D. Pathham
Henry Smith
Peterson
Clark- Ouléy
First National
Harvest News From Westfield Crop Report and Tea
The spring wheat and barley harvest began Monday with favorable weather aiding progress. Winter wheat cutting nears completion with excellent yield and quality, while corn improves toward August heat. farmers express satisfaction. Westfield hosted Akron Baptist Ladies Aid dime tea at the Wilson home with about ninety attendees enjoying ideal weather and a well run event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westfield
Akron Baptist
Mra.Wilson
Notice to Settle with Mr H D Mohr
Notice to settle. Having sold our stocks of hardware and implements to Mr H D Mohr we shall consider it a favor if those knowing themselves indebted to us will call at First National Bank and settle their accounts at an early date. Agron Hardwarp Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Mohr
National Bank
Agron Hardwarp Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Embroidery Club
Kate Robertson
Neil
LeMers
Crathorne
Josh Miller
Kirstein
Misa Iva Knapp
Nellie Palmer
Jackson
Minnesota
Slater
W. J. Bennett
Waterbury
Irving’ Davis
Aurors
Illinois
H. W. Fields
Denver
Whitney
Arthur
Mar
Whities
Kansas City
New Mexico
Hagerman
J. W. Sheppard
J.C. Button
The
Advance
Veblen
Sheppard
Savery Hotel
Malcolm Fredell
R, J. Koehler
LeMars
Hoison
March's
Brady
Cobb and Hays
H.D. Mohr
Rev. H. Robinson
South Dakota
McKibben
Trout Howard
Mra. Jensen
Sioux Falls
Bred Peterson
Barr
T. P. Guernaey
Kneebone
Peter Tole
Dora
Sdena
Sioux Falls Business College
Cobb's Fountain
C. A. Steel
Koch
Brock and McConnell
de Lier
D. L. Waterbury
Chas
Anway
Success Mfg. Co
St. Louis
Larson
N. P. Nelson
Cobb’s
August Jurgenson
German Lutheran
Cobh
Baptist Ladies
Baptist Church
Christian Science Society
Christian Scientists
Jas. Murphy
Mesdames H. W. Nelson
Ora Thompson
Onawa
Murphy
Viola Trealer
David-Smith
Chas. A. Jones
Will
Charles
San Pedro
California
LeGrande
Oregon
Ancla Dave
West
G. G. Douglass
N.mead
Geo. Schafer
First National Bank OF
H. Rohrer
W. L. Douglas
Douglas
van Camp
BH. D.mohr
S. Hardware
Messia
Paterson
Farnham and
Hyland
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