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Akron Register Tribune

Location

Akron, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1930

Page

5

Local Akron Schools to Open on Tuesday September 2

Akron public schools announce a full day session on Tuesday September 2 with a revised spring registration process and no Labor Day morning classes. Enrollments are rising, prompting an extra high school teacher hire. staff include a new athletic coach and a renewed music and drama program directed by Morford and Kermit Hansen.

Akron Public Schools Dion Morford Toledo Iowa Lee Kean Éams Ifor Palmer Kermit Quirin Sioux City Migs Gwendolyn Birat Elgon “Firat Hison Thira Bison Hamilton Lippencott

Old Settlers program and rural credits talk

Fragmented notes describe an Old Settlers program with readings on Rural Credits by D A McCullough. Kennedy of Rivyer Park arranges entertainment and activities for children. a local hall hosts the event with various reports and schedules.

Sting McCullough Kennedy Rivyerpark Spinic Arta Pasha Mian Ole Pew Hall Mar

Bible School Hopefuls Rally For Attendance Rise

CHURCH notes urge members to boost Bible school attendance to equal last year’s second-quarter level. Plans include more morning and evening classes, enhanced worship, and upcoming topics. Prayer meetings Thursdays. Sunday schedule listed. Kent Keniston and relatives visit from Lemmon.

Christian Church Christ El-County Morningside Church Sioux City Let’s M. Keyes

Akro n Iowa court voids council contract for plant

The Iowa au greme court in Sidney on June 28 1930 voided a contract by Akron town council to purchase a diesel fuel oil engine and electrical equipment for a municipal light and power plant funded by future net revenues. The decision upholds objections raised by local residents who argued the town lacked authority to pledge income or future payments. Local notices mention dances and visits, with Akron Hospital reports a series of minor illnesses and a Westfield baseball win at Ponca Nebraska.

Iowa van Haten Va Sidney Akron Thesupreme Alon Fairbanka-Morse Co Enterme LeMars

Local Golfers Competing For Championship

The qualifying round of the Men s Golf tournament for the championship of 1930 is played by local golf ers this week in foursomes. The event features two flights Championship and President s with prizes for winners, low qualifier, and runners up. Elimination rounds run Aug 17 24 26 27 28 29 30 31 culminating in the Championship final Aug 31.

Wiliners Ray A. Smith C. Moore J.p.stecker

Tipton Fire Truck Aid Praised in Iowa Letter

A Tipton Iowa fire chief praises the community fire truck after a midnight blaze saved a house and barn, noting water delivery and rapid response saved the property. The letter urges Akron to start a similar fire truck program, highlighting communal fire safety benefits.

Tipton Iowa Stein Towa Akron A. Waighnson

Watermelon Day Plans Highlight Akron Celebration

Final plans for Watermelon Day on Thursday August 21 detail a day full of events. A 1 PM street parade leads to a 1 46 PM baseball game Spink versus Westfield at the ball park. Free watermelon at 4 PM, street entertainment at 2 30 and 7 PM, Rooster Catching at 6 PM, and performances by the Akron Band plus dance orchestras fill the schedule. Forefront are civic notices from First Baptist Church and a Governor proclamation for the Iowa State Fair August 20 to 29.

Lake’ Preston S.D J. Malmatrom W'S. Branner Myra A. S.gillin Ina Earl Beam Sioux City Chad J. 4 Cunningham Miles Cunningham Akron Reinhard Peters Frank Jacobs Leander Bootger Rozelle Fingen Hugh Chamberlain Dan’ Blake Westfield Baseball Ponca Nebr Pones Kapfer and Myers Westfield Russell and Guin Spink Newcastle Spink Newcastle Neb B. Russell V. Wenate Eterson Tagle Twogbod W. Wendte Cne Wetermelon LeMars Orioles Alron Ball Park American: Legion. Post Bwil Park Tommy Tucker Bhi Simeon Jan Hammill Towa

Community church notices and events August 17

The Immanuel English Lutheran Church lists an 11 am service and an evening Lutheran Brotherhood gathering with a planned meal and watermelon day sales at the Akron meat market stand. Union Greek Church reports no services next Sunday and notes Lundies Aid meeting plus a Minston program with Rev. C W Samuelson speaking. Legion Aux invites a joint county picnic at Kingsley parks with ball game supper and program on August 19 and asks attendees to bring baskets and supplies.

Immanuel English Luth. Church Co W. Samuelson Bible School Lutheran Brotherhood M. Vanberg Peter Johnson Akron First National Bank Union Greek Church Lundies' Aid Stanley Swanson Teyory Luther Hall C. W. Samuelson D. J, Edward Legion-Auxiliary Legion and Auxiliary Kingsley Iowa

Sioux County Fair Set With Large Exhibits Next Week

The forty fourth Sioux County Fair will run August 18 to 21 in Orange City with entry day on Monday. Officials expect the largest livestock show in years, featuring 125 hog and sheep pens and over 100 horse and cattle stalls. Automobiles, a midway, and 4 H club displays are planned, with music by LeMars Municipal Band and a program of judging, commencements, concerts, horse racing, and free acts. Local residents and visitors will tour booths, demonstrations, and exhibits in the art building and Farm Bureau hall as crowds enjoy new water systems and facilities on the grounds.

Sioux County Orange City Tifty Pihway LeMars Oelock Worle Bureau Tynt and W. C T.A. Booth

Portland Girls Win 4-H Bread Baking Contest

Portland township 4-H team Johanna Harwig and Frances Publ won first place at LeMars on August 9 during 4-H Achievement Day with a bread demonstration on crescents triangles and hot cross buns. Second went to Gladys Parry and Estelle Reinking, third to Phyllis Morton and Guynne Waormley. Mrs Wayne Snyder coached the winning team and also earned a trip to Des Moines for state competition August 22.

Portland Township Johanna Harwig Frances Publ LeMars Gladys Parry Estelle Reinking Elkhorn Township Portland Union Township Phylls Morton Guynne Waormley Wayne Snyder Des Moines Deskj Moines Teu-Ring Guynne Warmley Phyllis Morton Mallins Frazel Held Hungerford Township Beatrice Pull Lucille Thurnhurst Lilian Weinnick Hungerford Bread Wdana Trometor Liberty Township Avelyn Manning Plymouth Township Skelgus eMurs Jorming

Rifle Club B Course Started At Union Creek Range

Sioux Valley Rifle Club members began the B course at Union Creek range last Sunday. The 200 yard standing and 300 yard sitting shots were used. All starters shot well enough to be medal contenders, but early to say who will qualify. A repeat meet is planned for Sunday August 24 with the same course. Further notice to follow.

Valley Riffe Club Union Creek

Breadmaking Demonstration by Portland 4-H Club Ladies

The Ladies Division of the Portland Farm Bureau will hold a meeting at the Downship Hall on Monday August 18 at 2 00 pm. Frances Puhl and Johanna Harwig champions of the county will demonstrate breadmaking before the State Fair. Annual officer elections will be held. Ladies, attend and support the Farm Bureau. Township Chairman.

Portland Farm Bureau Blall Frances Puhl Johanna Harwig Portland 4-H Farm Bureau

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