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Newspaper

Akron Register Tribune

Location

Akron, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1941

Page

6

Akron Harvest Festival Fastball Clash 7 6 Victory

Harold Peck leads Akron in a Harvest Festival fastball game against the Texas Black Spiders. Roy Jottes pitched for Akron with solid control as Beaubien powered Akron’s offense in a tight 7 to 6 win. The Spiders’ Bell started strong before Getting relieved, while key plays included Beaubien’s center drive and Reid’s early hits for the Spiders.

Akron Harold Peck Texas Black Spiders Roy Jottes Rock Valley Bell Spiders Andrews Smith Adams Brown Jim Martin Phil. Beaubien Beaubien Reid Page Hopper Eta Anderson Waken Gabbie Sock Sored Wallace Peck Tucker Martin J. Beaubien

Akron to Get Dial Telephone System Upgrade

Northwestern Bell Telephone Company began installing the new dial central office to serve Akron and nearby areas. The $30,000 modernization includes replacing existing telephones with dial units and modernizing both town and rural service, with operation to start this fall without interrupting current service.

Akron Northwestern Bell Telephone Company R. W. Younie Akron Exchange

Amateur Contest at Eagles Lodge on Labor Day

The Hagles and local talent to perform in an amateur contest during the Labor Day celebration Monday afternoon. Top prizes of 90 dollars for first, 40 dollars for second, and 15 dollars for third will be awarded. Registration at the Register-Tribune or Eagles club rooms before the event.

Cal Eagles’ Lodge Mateur Tribt Eagles’ Club Rooma

Immanuel Lutheran Church Weekly Schedule Notes

Ernest G Svenson pastoritory announces Junior Mission Band at 2 p m Saturday Sunday school 10 a m morning worship 11 sermon The Assent That Counts based on Mat 21 28 81 evening park 8 birthday of Mrs John Nelson noted W M L meet Monday 2 p m large Immanuel youth to Lake Okoboji next Saturday three days study recreation district meeting in Akron October 12 13 Sunday evening park meetings end last Sunday in August with an Evening of Song program to be announced next week.

Mmanuel Eng Luth Ernest G. Svenson John Nelson W. M. Louety Lake Okoboji Iowa Svenson Albert City Akron

Legion and Auxiliary Meet For August Picnic

The Executive Board will meet Tuesday evening August 26 at Mrs. Nettie Andersons home. Legion and Auxiliary members and families plan a picnic at the Legion Hall on Tuesday evening September 2.

Legion and Auxiliary Nettie Anderson Legion Hall

Pleasant Hill Church Services and Social Event

Pleasant Hill Church schedules Sunday school at 7 30 p m and evening service at 8 30 p m Pastor Carl Led announces Ladies Aid social at Papritz home Friday evening August 29 in a community notice.

Pleasant Hill Ladies’ Aid Papritz

Local Residents Attend Events and Visits Across States

Mrs Edna Kauffman and family visited relatives here at week’s end. A Friday night comedy Bubbling Over performs at City Park under the Little Dulee club. Local and out of town visitors travel to Minnesota and Texas with reports of dry summers in the south. A Sioux Valley hospital operation, Em manual Lutheran Home guest Peter Johnson, and education board action appointing Miss Manuel as high school instructor are noted. A shower honors Akron couple Clifford Campbell, and the Fredells head to Boulder with several companions.

Edna Kauffman Harley Avery ‘Small Dirks Bobby Spencer Iowa Utile Dulee Club J. E. Brady H. Brady A. J. Kessler John Penelope Tsitouras Woman’s Lake Minn Grant Gassman Clark Dennison Texas Marvin Gassman L. B. Darling Cleghorn Akron Sioux Valley Hospital Cherokee Peter Johnson Emmanuel Omaha Axel Johnson Iter Eric Pearson Floodwood Board of Streeter Sioux City Clifford) Campbell Toby Bertrand Stevens Paveras Fern Davin Anna Overby Wayne Johnson SW. Fredell Boulder Colo Ida Hrnckeon LeMars Keith Hill Dey Russell Kuchel Sin Pra Ais Erickson

Celebration and Farm Show Proves A Real Success

Akron's Harvest Festival and Farm Show, held Thursday last, drew a record crowd and favorable reviews. The parade featured the Hosehler Post color guard, the Akron High School band, and numerous 4-H and local entries. Prize money totaled 420 dollars with 260 awarded by the Akron Commercial Club and 150 donated by W. J. Davidson, reflecting strong community participation and planning for a larger next year.

Akron Hosehler Post American Legion Akron High School Sunshine Poultry Club Joe Lambert Frank Hastings Kenneth Decker Harry Nelson H. Shoulberg Ed. Willer Union County Mesdames Clark Tindall Henry G. Warner Edor Johnson Plymouth County Akron Commercial Igiab Sioux Valley Akron J

TALKIE CHATTER Norka Theatre Week Schedule At A Glance

The Norka Theatre presents a week of talking pictures with a double feature starting Friday August 22. Scotland Yard follows a bank robber turned director through cosmetic surgery and a new life while Law of the Range shows John Mack Brown in another western. Sunday to Tuesday August 24 25 26 offers They Met in Bombay with Peter Lorre and Rosalind Russell, a jewel thief tale. Matinee Sunday August 24 features Thieves Fall Out with Eddie Albert and Joan Leslie. Wednesday Thursday August 27 28 screens Thieves Fall Out, a romance trapped by finances and racketeers, ending in a unexpected twist.

Talking Pictures Norka Theatre Scotland Yard Solora Dunkirk Johnny Mack Brown Knight Bombay Clark Gabie Rosalind Russell China Peter Lorre Jessie Ralph Reginald Owen Eddie Albert Joan Leslie Norka Birrows

Union Park Services Sunday Evening Program

A Sunday evening service is planned for Union Park at 8 oclock in City Park with rain location in the Christian church. Rev W J Zane will deliver a message titled Excuses. Miss Carlson of Sioux City will perform marimba music and sing hymns. She is known from the radio program on station KSCJ. Everyone is welcome.

Union W. J. Zane Miss Carlson Sioux City KSCJ Zane

Local News Notes Highlights of Trips and Events

Mr and Mrs Kenneth Decker visited relatives in Hedrick and southern Iowa while Miss Shirley Strong and Miss Violet Melheim spent time with family in Akron area. Families Dugdale and Ealey toured Onawa for fair and rodeo as heat and dust affected crops. Walton Barr and relatives planned a ten day visit to Cheyenne and other sites. Dan Blake acted as marshal in Barrs absence. The Forget Me Not Drive August 23 aims to raise funds for disabled American war veterans across Akron Westfield Chatsworth with EH A Ealey in charge from the Register Tribune office.

Kenneth Decker Hedrick Southern Iowa Olson Junior Legion Sioux City Akron Nellis Melheim A. Dugdale E. A. Ealey Onawa Dugdale Walton Barr Phyllis Stace Stace St. Paul Minn Wm. Reaney Cheyenne Wyo Dan Blake Westfield Chatsworth EH. A. Ealey Register-Tribune

Akron Schools Plan Open With New Faculty and Rules

Akron public schools open Monday September 1 with 10 30 a m flag raising. Pupils report by 9 am. Registration for junior and senior highs August 29 and 30. Six new teachers hired. Faculty list includes Charles C. Fowler superintendent and several subject specialists. New library and shop equipment planned. part time work credits offered. Motorist cautions urge no tar on shoes and cars parked off curb for visibility.

Akron Public Miss Hicks Charles C. Fowler Helen Hicks Edgemont Arnold M. Kuester Riplinger Wis Angela Shebleton Greene Iowa Schieps Kenneth C. Decker Hale J Mary DuBois Wallkill N. Y iEnglish Dorothy Manuel George Donald H. Werling Tipton Leila Johnson Sloan Oda DeWinter Pella Lucile Locke Primghar Bernice Reid Ringated Lois Kettering Lake View Beatrice MacFadzen Rolfe Ada Roseland Paullina Helen Stevens Defense

HODIST CHURCH NOTES AND UPCOMING EVENTS

The church speaks of the Forget-Me-Not drive benefiting disabled war veterans and invites all to a comedy “Bubbling Over” at City Park Friday night. W G 8 meets next Wednesday with hosting by Mesdames L D Ross and Roy Patrick. Sunday School picnic planned for next week Thursday with plans to be announced. Plymouth County Sunday School Convention is set for October 15 in Akron. Next Sunday is Bring-One-Day at Sunday school with baptism or church union offered a week later. Contributions due by end of financial year in three weeks. Regular services next Sunday include morning worship on Reasons for Going to Church and an evening Union service at Park with Pastor WH Leasr.

Mesdames L. D. Ross Roy Patrick Anial Plymouth County Methodist Church Akron Union J W H. Leasr

Sig Springs Baptist Church Vacation Bible School Closure

R A Dahlquist pastor leads closing exercises for Vacation Bible School on Friday evening. A thank offering for teachers is requested. Sunday at 10 30 morning service features the pastor's farewell sermon If I Had Only One Sermon to Preach with Sunday school at 11 45.

Social Notes and Upcoming Events Around Hawarden and Vicinity

Miss Marie Degen visited relatives in Hawarden on Sunday. Lowell Nall returned from a visit with his sister Mrs Milton Lackey in Dunlap Iowa. Dr and Mrs George Mattison drove to Webster City, visited Mrs Thomspon on her birthday. Vern Swift and son Hugh with Ray A Smith drove to Lake Okoboji to visit Genevieve Swift. J H Julian and daughter Margery traveled from Vermillion to Des Moines after a train ride. Farmers Union picnic set for August 24 at Kingsley Park with E H Eyerson SD ag secretary as speaker. Rev J P Moore and daughter Kathryn to Meriden after visiting Kanawha. Mayor R W Brown and J F Brown attended Iowa League meeting in Waterloo with Mrs J F Brown in Arnold's Park. Rev J A Pannhuk to Charles City for Iowa district Lutheran convention August 26 29. Big Sioux Aerie Eagles Labor Day events in Akron include concert by Eagles Band Sioux City, amateur contest, baseball game, and open air dance.

Marie Degen Hawarden Lowell’ Nall Milton Lackey Dunlap Iowa George Mattison Webster City Thompson Vern Swift Hugh Ray A. Smith Lake Okoboji Misa Genevieve Swift Kingsley Park E. H. Eyverson South Dakota J. P. Moore Kathryn Kanawha Meriden Moore Methodist Church R. W. Brown J. F. Brown Waterloo Iowa League of Municipalities Arnold’s Park J. A. Pannhuk Trinity Lutheran Church American Lutheran Church Charles City St. John’s Lutheran Walter Fritschel Big Sioux Aerie Order of Eagles Akron Eagles’ Band Sioux City Akron Region Beresford Legion Hagles’ Band Bowery Eagles’ Orchestra

Akron High to Hold Initial Football Practice Monday

Akron High School announces first call for 1941 football candidates. Coach Arnold Kuester schedules early practices to prepare for an eight game schedule. Equipment issue and workouts set for Monday with many returning letter winners and incoming prospects promising a strong squad.

Akron Arnold M. Kuester Kuestar Akron High Marlo Waterbury Harvey ‘Lins Lowell Koch Darrell’ Bohlken J Barney Swift Orville Bengtson Bob Ericson Gaynor Harris Bob Hendricks Jack Gala Ray Ericson Linn Grove, High

Local Navy Man Freeman Myers Back Home for Visit

Freeman Myers arrived Sunday from Mare Island navy yard in San Diego to spend a few days with his parents Mr. and Mrs. James Myers and relatives. A nine year naval veteran and petty officer first class machinist’s mate, he served on a destroyer and the submarine Salmon, with recent Pearl Harbor duty. His boat at Mare Island for overhaul made the visit possible. Freeman, seeking further promotion toward warrant officer and commission, will share information about reenlistment opportunities in the U S Navy.

Freeman Myers Mare Island Navy Yard San Diego Calif James Myers Freeman U. S. Navy Salmon Pearl Harbor Hawaii Mare Island Naval Service

Births and a Visit Noted in Local Area

A series of births recorded in Akron Richland Westfield and surrounding areas with dates August 14 19 20 1941. Names include Mark Kenney Olson Sayles Adams Welch and Welch families. Stella McCorkell and daughter Jean travel to Durham Missouri to visit daughter sister Mrs Chas Whitaker and family.

Mark Ken ‘Ney Akron Jadine A. Olson Vernon Sayles Stella McCorkell Jean Durham Chas. Whitaker

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Town Soo Falls Northwestern Bell Co Hagles Carl Union Park Sig Springs Baptist Church R. A. Dahlquist United States
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