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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1939
Page
2
The Register-Tribant lists subscription rates as yearly two dollars six months one dollar and eighty cents per month. It notes publication every Tuesday and Thursday in Akron Town and states it is entered at the post office at said place as second class mail matter on September 26 1901.
The Westfield page records summer guests from Minneapolis Sioux Falls and Spirit Lake. It notes family moves to Akron and Sioux City visits by relatives, a bridge club event with prizes, local hosting plans, and several residents taking trips or changing homes. Merrill Meigs, Chicago Evening American publisher, is highlighted with transoceanic flight plans.
The Union Creek Lutheran church schedule includes evening services on August 6 at 8, junior mission band meeting August 9, and a church grounds picnic August 10 with music speaking and kittenball. The piece then lists many local residents’ visits and social gatherings, birthdays, and a birth announcement for Rex Truesdale’s baby girl.
The article notes Mr. Seward leaves for college and that Eldest son Leo Mansfield will marry August 5 in California with their wedding party arriving for a honeymoon. It lists visitors to the Lorne Ross home including Mrs Eugene Phar and Mrs Lottis Beaulieu and mentions Helen Ross returning to Sioux City hospital after a two week vacation with her parents.
The District Court of Plymouth County Iowa appointed Doris Campbell Administratrix of the estate of Lottie Kanage on July 13 1939. Interested persons must pay debts or present claims legally authenticated to the court for allowance. publication dates July 20 27 and August 3 1939.
In a provincial town, Leila from a modest minister's family dreams of luxury via Searles Gordon catalogs. A young bandit, mistaken by authorities for a robber, seeks shelter at her home. she hides him, plans to help him flee to Canada, and destroys the catalogues to prevent temptation and preserve dignity.
Akron edges LeMars 8 to 5 in ten innings as Peck, Beaubien and Kapfer spark the rally. Ard Brown injures finger. Kapfer leads Akron with two hits and 18 Put outs at first. LeMars argues alibi. Muir reaches on error, tie hopes fade in tenth before Brown’s clean single sends Akron home.
Roster quoting Satterlee and Harrison from a baseball game notes four walks, two stolen bases by Tucker Wiltgen and Harrison, plus sacrifices by Jasavtin and Larson. Umpires R Metz and Qo officiated as Akron prepares to host the fast Alvord team on Sunday afternoon August 6.
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