Subscription Rates for Akron Iowa Weekly
The notice records a subscription rate for a newspaper published every Thursday in Akron Iowa. It notes postal entry as second class mail matter and dates the filing to September 16, 1901.
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1930
Page
2
The notice records a subscription rate for a newspaper published every Thursday in Akron Iowa. It notes postal entry as second class mail matter and dates the filing to September 16, 1901.
Special correspondence from Milnerville details a series of gatherings. Attendees include Mrs Ernest Johnson Mrs W B Milner Miss Marguerite Murray and others from Sioux City while local residents report on visits to Sioux City events medical changes farm notes and family bereavements in a long, dense community recap.
Veraly Harrington is improving from a severe infection. Extended visits include Maxine and Gertrude Seyler at Riversioux Park cottage. Elk Point visitor Mrs. Levi Feauty stayed with her daughter Mrs. Frank Hoffman. Annie and Clara Chapman returned from Lakes outing. Lucille Lowe of Elk Point visited the Welch home. Russell Waterbury and wife of Akron stayed with Clarence Waterbury while he managed the Waterbury barber shop during a two weeks’ vacation. Keith Knapp attended a Knapp family reunion. Stanley Lilly bought a new Chevrolet from the local dealer Victor Brundeen. Elmer Kapfer spent Sunday in Sioux City. Mrs. H Feltis of Rapid City visited sister Mrs. Dave Cassel and accompanied home sister Ignetta Johnston and nephew Walter Cassel. Westfield won their eleventh straight victory by defeating Ponca 1 to 0 on Ponca’s home diamond. Westfield schedules games August 17 at Riversioux and August 21 at Akron's Watermelon Day event. Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Neilson were
Saturday visits surround illness and hospital care for Nelsons and others. Mrs Beaubien Blehacker and Hummel attend Adeline Lattin in Le Mars hospital. Dental work for Mrs Laehle in Akron. Doyle family seeks Rochester hospital treatment. Banks and guests linked to Nelson absence. Jefferson guest Suan Bertrand at John Fertrand’s. Cassel chaperones Lakes group with Rev LiGrone. Kirsch families visit from Sioux City Waterloo. Lois Lilly and Paul Nelson attend cereamonial events. Ball games urged, and area residents host and travel, with schools set to reopen in early September.
Superintendent P Lit tellé and Principal W Henry Galbreth lead high and graded classes at the town's school. Ed Baldwin and Glenn Perkins head third to sixth grades, with Laura Jenkins and Shirley Lilly noted. Community items include visits to Sioux City, a motor trip to Linck Hills, Ladies Aid gathering, and church services resuming August 17 with Roxane Schäfer as guest speaker.
Bethel M E Church notes pastor M M Schafer will resume duties after vacation. Sunday school begins at 10 46 a m and preaching at 11 45 a m with Miss Roxana Scha speaking at the morning service.
The Akron and came up Tuesday evening and gave a concert on the Streets here greatly enjoyed by all. They play fine. Coie again. Some business places of town are financing free movies here every Friday night. Last Friday there was hardly any standing room. George Wakeman and wife left last week with their daughter and husband.
A string of short notes covers travel and visits including a motor trip to Canada and a visit to sons in North Dakota. Families like Olson and Dalgliesh celebrate birthdays and host relatives. Other items mention relatives from Westfield, a trip to Sioux City, and threshing helpers escorted to the Orpheum in Sioux City.
Behumacher traveled to Yarkton on Sunday. Helen Dalgliesh of Sioux City visited Myrtle Mefarl last week. Lawrence and Tony Koch were in Sioux City Sunday. Audie Degan and children visited her parents in Sioux City last week. Audie went Sunday. Buster Schumacher visited his parents in Sioux City. George Seamands and his wife and daughter from Coffeyville Kansas are visiting the Osterthun home this week. Mrs John Wilkin and children visited in LeMars this week. Mrs Forest Dilly of Westfeld is visiting.
A fragmentary note references an event at the Uenty Crow venue taking place this week. Details are unclear, but the mention indicates upcoming activity or gathering associated with that location.
Mr and Mrs Adolph Hitzemann and daughter express gratitude to relatives and friends for kindness during sickness and death of their beloved baby Adolph Lester Jr They also thank relatives who sent flowers and the choir for their beautiful selection.
The Register-Tribune job department is prepared to take care of any printing needs, urging readers to avoid out of town solicitors and call the local unit at phone 36.
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