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Akron Register Tribune

Location

Akron, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1934

Page

2

School Textbook List For Akron Students On Monday

The Register-Tribune notes a schedule and list of textbooks for Akron students starting Monday September 8. It cites publishers Ginn Ginn & Co Houghton Mifflin Allyn & Bacon and others for grades nine through twelve including algebra English composition science geography civics physics economics and more as the school plans its first semester and second semester texts.

Scott, Foresman & Co Allyn & Bacon Attwood Ginn & Co Houghton Mifflin Co Betz Tanner West Whitbeck American Book Co Meier Houghton Miffilin Co United States Gittean Beach Sutton and Lennes Milliken MacGruder Fay the MacMillan Co Harcourt Brace & Co Solidco Wentworth Smith Ginny Uv

Dressed Spring Chickens and Weekend Visitsfields

Local notes describe dressed spring chickens at 60e, visits by Mr. and Mrs. T Burnight from Sioux City, and multiple trips by residents to Belden Nebraska and Sioux City. Recurring social events include church groups hosting ice cream, a rice cream sale, and August gatherings at the Corner cafe, with family movements and farm-related notices throughout.

Wim. Hosehler T. Burnight Sioux City Earl Westadt Belden Nebr H. F. Bennett Hudson, S. D Frank Bennett Floyd Heaton Meriden Iowa Mary Brownmiller Bury Redmond G. H. Smith Helen Mt. Vernon Gerald Smith Baptist Ladies’ Association Akron Bank Wm. EH. Morse J. C. Kennedy Robt. Burnight DeSmet English Lutheran Aid Society Herb, Robertson W. P. Tucker Lemmon S. D Ruby Tucker

Westfield Wins County League Game Over Akron Team

Akron baseball lost to Remsen 6 to 3 in LeMars county tourney thriller. After a 3-3 tie in nine innings Remsen broke through with three runs. Skully Metz led Akron with a homer a double and a single. Kapfer and Brosamle pitched Westfield Kingsley to a 6 5 victory against Akron. Westfield advances to face Remsen for county title as Elk Point withdraws from league and Russell Pollock takes Akron job.

Akron LeMars Remsen Skully Metz Guy Hoffman Sioux City Johnson Fideler Remsen Battery Westfield-Kingsley Russell Pollock Pollock

In Memory of Ralph Douglas Stinehart

Poem reflecting on growth beyond death as a rose blooms beyond a wall. It speaks of faith, hope, and the enduring fragrance of life, inviting courage against grief and promising continuation beyond mortality.

Ralph Douglas Stinehart

Card of Thanks for condolences and river search effort

We extend heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends for kindness in our bereavement. Grateful for sympathy, assistance in finding and removing our son from the river, and for the floral offerings. -Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stinehart and Family.

Harold Stinehart

Dog Races Draw Big Crowds Near Sioux City

South Dakota dog races at the track near the airport across the Sioux River attract thousands nightly. Kennels from the United States and Canada are represented with many notable entries. The races use a mechanical rabbit as a lure and start at 8 30 p m sponsored by the South Dakota Racing Sales and Amusement company with M P McIntyre as press rep.

South Dakota Sioux River Sioux City United States Canada L. Roberts Braman Okla George Gumm Tonkan Mr. Nicholson Berwyn Frank Ebey Kansas City Kansas J. L. Brown Houton Texas Blackwell Kennels Blackwell George Tarpeng Representative Kenneth Whalen Des Moines Ted Christensen New Virginia Dr. Wytt Manning Jack Rice St. Petersburg Fla Madeline Breuer Kimporia T. C. Oppelt Lake City Mr. Silk Portland Oregon South Dakota Racing Sales and Amusement Company M. P. McIntyre Sioux

Married Twenty-Five Years Celebration Near Colone

A gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs August Meske southeast of town August 12 marked the twenty fifth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs C H Barinsky of Colone 8 D Attendees included Will Barinsky Sr Philip Lubben George Lubben John Lubben Renken and families BR Johnson Will Meyers Borchers Witt and families Will Barinsky Jr John Barinsky Henry Lubben Aug Osterthan John Tammen Arvel Jurgensen Walter Klemme and families among others celebrating the milestone with relatives and friends.

August Meske C. H. Barinsky Colone Thse Aug. Osterthan John Tammen Arvel Jurgensen Walter Klemme

Silver gifts grace Barinsky wedding reception

Mrs. Louis Rickless Miss Mildred Willis and others presented with silver gifts. A picnic dinner and supper followed by social visiting. Guests departed wishing Mr and Mrs Barinsky many more years of happiness.

Louis Rickless Mildred Willis Fred Renken Fred Meyers Aug. Meske Barinsky Mrs. Barinsky

Union County Boy Drowns in Big Sioux River

A Union County youth died Sunday in the Big Sioux River with burial in Nora South Dakota. Relatives traveled from Sioux Falls Chicago Sioux City and nearby towns for the interment and gathering at the cemetery.

Union County Big Sioux River

Music Contest at State Fair Features Rural Choruses

The Des Moines State Fair will host a music program on Sunday August 26 at the fair grounds. Town High School choruses will join with a rural school chorus as part of the Iowa rural chorus initiative led by County Superintendent Christine L Peterson from the northwest district. The announcement aims to recruit Plymouth county rural children to sing in the chorus.

Des Moines Christine L. Peterson Northwest Plymouth County Iowa Rural Chorus

Rural Chorus Seeks Fourth to Eighth Graders for State Fair

Rural pupils in grades four through eight for the 1933 34 school year may sing in the state chorus. Miss Petersen will issue free admission tickets to the fairgrounds for each eligible pupil and for teachers at a ratio of one teacher ticket per twenty five pupils with a cap of ten, while one adult and one car may enter free if they bring three chorus members. Participants must report to Miss Petersen and the county superintendent for height bands and colored crepe headbands. Rehearsals begin at 10 am in the cooling shed near the amphitheatre and race track. The chorus will perform a set of folk and traditional songs including The Nightingale Billy Boy and America the Beautiful. Those planning to sing in Des Moines must report to the county superintendent to obtain headbands and tickets before departure.

Ralph Meader New Haven Vermillion Harold Hathaway Sioux City Orlan C. Moore Pierre Hathaway Moore Harriet Moore Hathaways Viola Dowling H. L. Smith Arthur W. Jolson Leedey Oklo Akron Hospital August Huebner Carol Lilly Albert Hummel Ira Maynard Westfield Eric Nygard Oliver Edson Swen Bjork Wm. Jacobs Alcester S. D Roy Patrick United States Harry Nelson Melvin Smith Minnesota Bemidji International Falls Canadian Virginia Minn Smith Worthington Nina Jolson Mildred Eshleman Vern Swift Hugh Ray A. Smith American Legion Voss Tauneh Roberts Dairy Lyle Voss Miss Petersen Loch Lomond Des Moines

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