Akron News Note Published Thursdays in Iowa
The snippet notes publication cadence and mailing status for Akron Iowa, stating the paper is published each Thursday and entered at the Akron post office as second class mail matter on September 26, 1901.
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1935
Page
5
The snippet notes publication cadence and mailing status for Akron Iowa, stating the paper is published each Thursday and entered at the Akron post office as second class mail matter on September 26, 1901.
Special correspondence from Adaville details visits and gatherings. Local families H Rossbach Ak ron and Glen Kanage hosted and hosted again with Mr and Mrs H B Morehead hosting a picnic. 4-H club activities in Johnson township feature demonstrations on beds and Achieve Pint Day prep. Officers for the Adaville Christian Endeavor are named with installation planned next Sunday.
No services are planned at Union Creek church this Sunday. The Ladies Aid meets Thursday afternoon August 15 at Mrs Adolph Wiberg home. The column lists numerous visits and social gatherings across families in Union Creek, including travels between California Sioux City Beresford and nearby farms with many relatives noted.
Mr and Mrs Fred Lucken and son Arlen Lee traveled to Crystal Lake Nebraska Sunday to visit Mr and Mrs Wallace Curry in South Sioux City Nebraska. Clifford Kellogg and son Garry were guests at Leonard Millers Thursday evening. Irene Miller had tonsils removed at Akron hospital Saturday morning. Leola Gerdes of LeMars is visiting the Alex Klemme home this week. Henry Plueger and daughter Fern shopped in Sioux City Thursday. Darlene and Wilma Cassen visited Herman Haage family near Brunsville last week. Rev W E Smith Mrs Al Thomas and Mrs Roy Stevens attended a Union Creek church pic ture in South Dakota Thursday. Art Gronemeyer and wife were also mentioned.
Peggy Root of Sioux City visited in John Robertson’s home last week. Anton Pierre from Sioux City called Tuesday. Several locals attended Mrs. Chris Hasenbank’s funeral Tuesday. Henry Hillrichs Sr. bought a new Oldsmobile last Saturday. Preston township Lutheran Aid met with Mrs. John Helmrichs Wednesday afternoon. Ernest Gabel and family visited Glen Klomp’s near Kingsley Sunday. Elizabeth Anderson of Hawarden visited Henry Cassen’s home Tuesday evening. Ruth Milbrodt hosted the 4 H club at her home last Thursday.
We express heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends for acts of kindness and sympathy after the death of our beloved husband, father and brother and for the floral offerings.
Mrs Solomon Johnson and children Peter and Emil Johnson are mentioned with families in a brief notice likely noting family connections or an obituary context without further details.
All residents owning gravel hauling trucks are asked by the county engineer to notify the office in LeMars Iowa with their name address license number truck make and capacity to assist in gravel hauling plans.
Real estate transfers show I A Heiden Ree to Mary Bohl ken for lots 5 and 6 block 2 Akron at $1 and R I Rippey sheriff to Margaret Dunn for lots 6 and 6 block 30 Sergents Addition Akron at $1 500. Local ad urges Akron merchants in the Register Tribune encouraging reading to save money by spending dollars at home.
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