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Akron Register Tribune

Location

Akron, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1934

Page

4

Akon Tribune highlights local birthdays and town improvements

The Akon Tribune reports Leo Douglass turns fourteen with a cozy birthday at home filled by friends. Weather favors corn. Big Sioux bridge debris has been removed to the Dakota side. Mrs. Jacobs dies near Big Springs, funeral tomorrow. Herman Jacobs lives near Garland. Cement sidewalks rise near B F Wintersteen’s building and in front of the store and post office. Westfield township sees two new country school buildings. Alanson Baker wounded by a gunpowder explosion after lighting a bottle. Hog market rises with two carloads sold at four forty per hundred. A son born to Mr. and Mrs. Coleman of Akron on August 10, 1899. Deputy Sheriff Herron helps capture a thief who stole bay horses from Chas Utesch’s farm. clue leads to Woodstock Minnesota.

Akon. Tribune Leo Douglass Big Sioux Dakota Herman Jacobs Garland B. F. Wintersteen Westfield Township Alanson Baker Fred Reemis T. L. Burnight John Coleman Akron Herron Chas Utesch le Mars Woodstock Minnesota

Marriage Notes and Local Events from Akron and Nearby

Twenty five years ago reports highlight marriages in St Patrick Catholic church and Akron with Rev Hurley and Rev Meske officiating. A birth is noted east of Akron. Reed street North Side defeats South Side in baseball 10 to 2. Sioux Falls party contracts move of the old First National bank building to across street near Ervin Styles barber shop. W C Anderson secures contract for a new two story structure. move to begin next week.

John Hamman Minnie Simeon St. Patrick’s Catholic Church D. K. Hurley Charles Barinsky Tripp County Bernardine Lubben Chatsworth Akron Fred A. Meske G. Reinken Mr. Baker Bank

Akron News Mixed With Church and Highway News

L J Cross returns from Sioux City hospital after appendicitis operation. infant James Blum dies at three months. Mrs Lillian Vanderbeek dies at 70 at Arnold's Park. new Immanuel Lutheran Church bell hung for first worship next Sunday. local sand and gravel elevator ready to operate. Akron youths return from AEF service: Don Terhune Floyd Rice Phil Wahl Arkie Hauek. Plymouth County votes two to one for a paved highway system in Iowa.

L. J. Cross Sioux City N. M. Hansen Akron Immanuel Lutheran Church Don Terhune Floyd Rice Phil. Wahl Arkie Hauek Lillian E. Vanderbeek Vanderbeek Arnold’s Park Iowa James Lewis Blum Francis Blum Plymouth County

Pleasant Hill ice cream social and local visits noted

An ice cream social and program are planned on the Pleasant Hill A B Shurell lawn this Thursday evening August 23 with all welcome. The item also lists numerous local visitors and callers, mentioning families from Beresford, Alcester, and nearby towns, and notes hail damage near the area.

Adaville Activities Special Correspondence

Herb Johnson was taken to Ak ron hospital last Friday evening for emergency care after an incident reported in Adaville. Local officials, nurses, and witnesses described the event as a sudden medical situation prompting rapid response from the town hospital staff.

Herb Johnson Akron

Missionary Picnic and Local Social Notices

Mr Johnson suffers acute indigestion attacks recently. Ruth Albright of Merrill visited the Elmer Brown home last week. Eunice and Ronald Grebner of Denver are visiting relatives here. The Ladies Aid Society meets at Mrs. Richard Milner’s home Thursday afternoon. The district Missionary picnic was postponed one week due to threshing. On Wednesday August 15 Aduaville Grand Meadow and Moville missionary women will picnic at Kingsley. Anyone may attend a picnic dinner at noon. A missionary program will follow in the afternoon. The Adaville Sunday school picnic is planned for Friday August 17 at the usual place with sports and races all afternoon. Everyone is welcome to attend and help make the picnic a success.

Pleasant Hill A. B. Shurell Christenson Pierre, M. D Eddie Lewison Lester Fickbohm Near Beresford Dick Hamton Martin Beierson Julia Alma Claussen Near Beresford Levert Sommervold Verlen Lillian Beverly Wevne Ed. Lewison Leo Burke Henry Heyl Chris Menga Wilken Walter Heyl Julius Harry Ball Verla Verdga Erma Busch Bill Kiewel Lizzie Miller Henry Groon North of Alcester Mildred Johnson Akron Eddie Fickbohm Howard Grandma Fieckbohm Albert Wagner Spink Dick Hamilton William Skinner Carrol Hamilton Marie Dorothy Allen Kyle Oaks California Johnson Ruth Albright Merrill Elmer Brown Eunice Ronald Walter Grebner Denver Colo Ladies’ Aid Society Richard Milner Aduaville Grand Meadow Moville Kingsley Adaville

Visit Notes and Local Calls In Whitewood

Mrs Ed Goodroad and daughter DeLores of Whitewood arrived Monday to visit relatives at Mrs Earl Brubaker s home. Callers at Charles Reams Tuesday included Mrs Harvey Welch Grandma Gardner Mrs Ed Goodroad DeLores Mrs Earl Brubaker Mrs Allard Eleeson Mr and Mrs Russell Huff and children plus more.

Ed. Goodroad DeLores Whitewood 8. D Earl Brubaker Charles Reams Harvey Welch Grandma Gardner Allard Eleeson

NORTH SPINE NOTES SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE FISHING AND VISITS

North Spine Notes reports Mr and Mrs Dolph Davis and daughters with Mrs John Overby and children enjoyed a day of fishing and swimming on the Missouri river Sunday. Albert Solem and family picnicked in Riverview Park at Sioux City Sunday. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Beeler and daughter Donna Lee of North Bend Nebraska spent the first of the week visiting relatives and friends here with supper Tuesday in the John Overby home.

Dolph Davis John Overby Chhldren Missouri River Albert Solem Riverview Park Sioux City Lloyd Beeler Donna Lee North Bend Nebr

River View School Project Bids Sought in Portland

Notice to contractors and interested parties announces bids will be received for the erection of a new school house named River View School in Portland. The document calls for compliance with bid procedures and project specs as set by the signing authority.

River View Portland

Bids Sought for Portland Township School Project Iowa

The Independent School District of Portland in Plymouth county Iowa requests sealed bids due by 1 p.m. Tuesday August 14 1934 at Searls school house Portland township. Bids must include a 5 percent certified check or registered Liberty Bond payable to the Secretary. Unsuccessful bidders receive their checks or bonds. Plans viewable at the bidder’s home five miles east of Akron Iowa. Alfred Buehre Secretary.

Plymouth County Towa Searls School Portland Township Akron Iowa Independent School District of Portland Alfred Buehre

Card of Thanks From Kie wel Family

The Kiwel family expresses deepest gratitude for the help kindness flowers and sympathy received during their sorrow. Mr and Mrs R T Ki wel and family apologize for any omissions and thank all who offered support Lois Doris and Darrell.

R. T. Kiewel Lois Doris Darrell

Local plea urges ad sale through Want Ad In Register Tribune

A brief directive encourages readers to advertise their needs or sales in the Register Tribune Want Ad section. The notice frames the ad as a practical step to reach a broad audience. No names, dates, or places are provided in the readable text.

Don’t sleep on left side affects heart claim ad claims

An ad cites left side sleeping as harmful to the heart and recommends Adlerika to remove poisons and relieve gas pressing on the heart. One dose allegedly allows a full night’s sleep. The pitch is from Cobb & Greenleaf.

Cobb & Greenleaf

Reader feedback urged to improve The Register-Tribune

The Register-Tribune invites comments and suggestions from readers to help improve the newspaper. Readers are encouraged to share ideas on coverage, clarity, and community service to strengthen the paper’s role.

The Register-Tribune

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