Akron Plymouth County News Note
Publication line states it is issued every Thursday in Akron Iowa and entered as second class mail matter at the local post office on September 26, 1901.
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1949
Page
2
Publication line states it is issued every Thursday in Akron Iowa and entered as second class mail matter at the local post office on September 26, 1901.
Sunday visitors in the Mrs. M. Lower home included Ray mond Pendleton of Moville and Fred Lower of Leeds among others. Arabia notes by T.Sgt Elkins entertained at Anna Chapman’s. The Ladies' Aid ice cream social is set for August 18 at the Congregational church. Burwell reunion attended from Plymouth county with 97 total. Grass seedings urged for home grounds improvement and a library set of Iowa State College landscape booklets available.
Loren Stinehart Jack Whipple Mr and Mrs Lambert Jeffers and Mr Mrs Chas Pleuger traveled to Schaller Iowa to attend the Ak Ron Schaller baseball game. A brief Want Column ad urges readers to try loyalty and buy from the home dealer.
The Preston Pearls 4-H Club met at the Milbrodt home on July 27. Members recited the pledge and answered roll call. Edith Milbrodt and Marion John Son demonstrated canning apricots using the hot water bath while Edith spoke on storing canned foods. Bonnie Frerichs and Connie Gabel demonstrated oatmeal cookies. Mary Milbrodt spoke on canning vegetables. Members worked on Achievement Day records. next meeting will be at Bonnie Frerichs' home. Leader Dorothy Milbrodt and Mary and Edith Milbrodt provided lunch.
Gerhad Rouwen expresses appreciation to neighbors and the Akron Fire Department for their timely and valuable assistance in putting out the fire at his home on Thursday morning of last week.
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