22 Aug 1935
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1935
Page
1
The Register-Tribune published by Ray A. Smith lists subscription rates at 1 year two dollars, six months one, three months sixty cents. It is published every Thursday in Akron and town and entered as second class mail matter Sept 26, 1901.
Westfield readers note Elaine Rawson's college career and her marriage to Rev. Daryl Williams. The column covers local families, travels to Sioux City Yankton and Akron, farm work, church events, school staff updates, a Will Rogers tribute, 4-H picnic, church meetings, and a fatal shock from a neighboring Akron resident.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Bohlen and their daughter join Mrs. Bohlen's sister for community events in Adaville. The outing includes social gatherings and local engagements encouraging neighborhood involvement.
The Ladies' Aid of the U. B. church will meet with Mrs. Tom Kenny on Thursday. Election of officers will be held. Mrs. Grant Brown will accompany Miss Sims to Des Moines then visit her brother in Trenton Missouri. Miss Sims heads to the State Fair Wednesday with delegation and equipment from the townships. Sixth: Heeren and Goodrich threshing crews held ice cream suppers after their runs as rains delay finish.
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Mrs Charlie Marshall and daughter Maxine of Hudson and Virginia Schmidt of Rock Valley visited the Bennett home Monday. Mike Russell and family of Brunsville visited Joe Westover Sunday. Lloyd Dowd and wife of Sioux City were in town Sunday. Mrs Schumacher and Mrs Anna Westegard were visited by their brother Mr Puthoff and wife from Carroll Wednesday and Thursday. D K Bennett attended W W Burrill funeral at Akron Wednesday forenoon. Mrs Orin Harris and Carol and Trina Johnson were Sioux City visitors Tuesday. H J Schumacher has been ill with an infection for a week. A Lee family picnic was held at the Anderson home west of Hudson Sunday.
Sunday visitors from Westfield and Akron area towns gathered at multiple homes including Fay and Alva Port near Westfield, Roy Sampson near Craig, and Frank Johnson in Akron. Several families shopped in LeMars, with repeated visits by Miller, Kallsen, Tapper, Renken, and Wallsen households. The Preston Lutheran Mission Festival is set for August 25 and the paper urges local shopping and nearby orders, noting old newspapers for sale at the Register-Tribune office.
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