Akron weekly Gazette records postal registration notice
The Register-Cribune notes publication as a Thursday issue in Akron Town and lists entry as second class mail matter dated September 26, 1901.
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1941
Page
2
The Register-Cribune notes publication as a Thursday issue in Akron Town and lists entry as second class mail matter dated September 26, 1901.
Westfield residents report visits from Perry and Mrs McCorkell in LeMars and from F McVay’s mother in Hudson. Many hosted guests in Sioux City and Sloan, with Busy Bee club meetings and a farewell for Harold Campbell stationed at Fort Leavenworth. Community events include picnics at Banks grounds, school bus-driver hires, and travelers returning from Yankton and Baltimore.
Numerous social gatherings marked the picnic at Stone Park with attendees from Luton Iowa and Sioux City. The piece notes travel by car to visit relatives, farm market activity, thrift sale plans, Red Cross yarn drive, local club events, and various residents' comings and goings in Plymouth County Iowa.
Wesley Brown and Slayton promoted market hogs in Sioux City Monday. Tuesday cattle sales featured eaters marketed by Stanley Johnson and mixed heifers dispatched by William Borchers. Charles Knapp of Cushing sent a shipment of fat hogs to Sioux City Tuesday. he is a former Milnerville resident. Harry Hathaway, longtime county resident, suffered a brief heat stroke last week and now farms near Leeds. George Gabel and Harman Hager sold cattle in Sioux City Wednesday, while William Iks and Ray Dennison sent butchers to market the same day. Mr and Mrs Walter Cassel expect visitors from Yankton around midweek and Walter’s parents from Sioux City will accompany them.
Miss Esther Sommervold of Denver Colorado returned home Sunday after visiting relatives in the area A party in her honor was held at the Sig Sommervold residence Saturday night Milford Haligren hosted company Sunday Mrs June Davis and her son Frank visited Sioux City to shop on Monday
Mr and Mrs R Offerdal and sons called in Elk Point Monday. Mr and Mrs Goo Wang and child ren and Mr and Mrs John Overby visited Sioux City Monday. Myron Ofstad of Nora helps the Davis brothers this week. Mr and Mrs Connie Greenwood and family left for Louisville Kentucky for a visit of a month or six weeks. Eldon Beeler covers chores while they are away. Patronize home merchants.
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