20 Aug 1936
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1936
Page
1
The Register Tribune published by Ray A. Smith lists subscription rates for four years at two dollars, six months at one dollar, and three months at fifty cents. The paper is issued every Thursday in Akron and filed as second class mail matter since September 26, 1901.
Westfield residents hosted and visited many guests from Sioux City LeMars and nearby towns. Acii shows and guild meetings shaped a busy social week while school preparations began for a September 7 opening. several residents moved, traveled, or returned from visits in Michigan and South Dakota.
Mrs. Chris Jensen hosted the Martyn Birthday club of Sioux City at her south Sioux City home. The gathering featured a delightful afternoon spent with members and friends as they celebrated the occasion.
Special correspondence from Milnerville reports Miss Theresa Choquette and Leo Vondrak wed at Blessed Sacrament in Sioux City on August 18. It notes attire, attendants, and future residence, plus a flurry of local updates about farming, health, travel, and community happenings in Plymouth county and nearby towns.
Special correspondence notes social visits and gatherings in a church basement. Mrs W E Smith hosted the Plymouth Ladies Aid last Thursday afternoon. Fern Plueger visited the B J Borchers home. Fred Licken and son Arlen called on Leonard Miller. B J Borchers family and John Kallsen visited Barth Miller and Abe Miller families.
Alice Burns reports thirty years of constipation resolved by Adlerika. She claims soaring stomach discomfort eased and life improved. Cobb & Greenleaf, druggists, are cited as sellers of the product.
The article records visits and stays at various homes including Norman Klemme staying with John Tapper, Mrs. Elenry Plueger calling at Alex Klemme, and Fred Hilers with family from Craig visiting B J Borchers, plus Walter Klemme's ongoing visit.
A brief domestic item notes activities at the Jack Koplin residence near Spink during the past week. It mentions routine routines and local household events without sensational detail. No further names or dates are provided.
Special correspondence reports social visits and travel in Garland. Chicago guest Mr and Mrs John Wevik and child dined with Eddie Lewison. Roy Skinner stayed with relatives. Mrs Floyd Ellsworth visited George Wilken. Ladies Aid to meet at Clarence Andrews. Swanson visits Allard Kleeson. Mildred Olson Fern Hansen and kin visited Marvin Hantsi. Marple family reunion attended in Orange City. Roy and William Skinner family travel to Alpena for illness. Lloyd Plate returns home with them. Wilkens visit Ed Lewison. Chris and Menga Wilken call.
The daughters of John Jordin of Akron disavow responsibility for checks or bills contracted by him. Dated Akron August 12, 193d. MRS ROY KLEMM and MRS NICK PLICTSCHETTE sign. Also an ad offering typewriter supplies at the Register Tribune office with slogan Our Prices are Right.
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