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Newspaper

Akron Register Tribune

Location

Akron, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1933

Page

3

Watermelon Day committees finalize plans in Akron

City committees map events for Akron Watermelon Day on September 7. Chas Nall will supply home grown melons, while Lawrence Schroeder eyes aerial stunts for crowd thrills. Westfield and Akron baseball contest adds a purse, plus six man horseshoe tourney with first and second prizes of 6 and 3 dollars. Parade at 1 p.m. features nearly all businesses and midway concessions. Night pavement dance with Akron Old-Time Orchestra promises lively entertainment.

Akron Chas. Nall Lawrence Schroeder Merrill Westfield F. E. Burke

Plymouth county seeks exemption for emergency fund tax

Supervisor D 8 Twogood and Assistant County Auditor LeRoy Crowley won state comptroller approval for a $20,000 emergency fund to be exempt from Beatty Bennett tax reduction. They met in Des Moines on August 17 and also secured an $18,043 cattle valuation reduction and a $7,314 dairy cow valuation cut after prior increases. About seventy five attended Akron High School Alumni picnic at Nearys Park the preceding Friday, with a brief program and picnic lunch followed by Akron Firemen’s dance in the pavilion.

Twogood LeRoy Crowley Plymouth County Board Wogood Crowley Des Moines Plymouth County State Board of Assessment and Review Akron High School Neary’s Park Akron Firemen

Akron pioneer C M Hilliker dies at 77

Charles M Hilliker oldest Akron businessman and Plymouth county pioneer died at his home Wednesday August 23 1933 at 10 25 pm after a ten day illness of liver cancer He settled in Johnson township in 1871 and lived in Akron since 1887 He was 77 years 4 months and 12 days Survived by wife three sons W J S B and Waldo and daughter Mrs John Hanson Funeral Saturday 2 30 pm at Akron M B church with services at home Burial at Riverside cemetery under charge of Freedom lodge A B P A M members

Charles M. Hilliker Akron Plymouth County Hilliker Johnson Township Searoa W. J Waldo John Hanson Akron M. B Freedom Lodge A. B P A.M Riverside Cemetery

Ditto Speaks On Northwest Iowa Road Plan

State Highway Commissioner C. J. Ditto told the Lions club in Le Mars about the primary road program for northwest Iowa. He said contracts for paving No 76, graveling No 12, grading No 33 and other improvements would be let soon, with $10,000,000 federal road funds likely to be used in the county later this month. Uncertainty remains on secondary road projects and Plymouth county town plans.

C. J. Ditto Lions Club LéMars Plymouth County

Trinity Lutheran Church Sunday Services and Events

Trinity Lutheran Church speakers and services listed for Sunday. Clarence Steinert, student at Capitol University Columbus Ohio, will conduct the morning service and preach. Rev Meske to assist in Mission Festival at George Iowa. Chatsworth Ladies Aid meet Friday September 1 at Mrs Ben Hartman home. Fred A Meske Pastor.

Clarence Steinert Capitol University Columbus Ohio Meske George Iowa St. Math. Luth Chatsworth Ladies’ Aid Ben Hartman Fred A. Meskes

Filing Cases for October Court at LeMars

County Clerk E F Remer reports a steady October docket with many note and attachment suits. Franklin Life Insurance seeks 14456.43 and foreclosure. First Joint Stock Land Bank sues Ernest Kramer for 20531.69. Lampert Lumber sues Tony Friedman for 21.55. Ed Jans sues Nora Mowers for 107.10 for labor in Akron in October 1931. Union Central Life Insurance sues F I Badden for 5000 with mortgage foreclosure in Westfield Township. Depositors from Merrill and Hinton banks propose consolidating receiverships. judge delays ruling to August 28.

LeMars E. F. Remer The Franklin Life Insurance Co Henry W.brosamle Amelia Brosamle First Joint Stock Land Bank Ernest Kramer Lampert Lumber Company Hinton Tony Friedman Ed. Jans District Court Nora F. Mowers Akron Union Central Life Insurance Company Cincinnati Ohio F. I. Badden Westfield Township C. W. Pitts Merrill and Hinton M. A. Cass, Sr Security Bank of

Union Creek Church Notes Program and Meetings

The Woman's Home and Foreign Mission of the Nathaniel Lutheran church will present a program Sunday evening August 27 at 8 o'clock with refreshments served. A cordial invitation is extended to all. The Ladies' Aid will meet at Luther Hall Thursday August 31 hosted by Mrs. Lester Seeley and Mrs. Gordy Green. All are invited. Luther League program planning for Tuesday September 5 includes Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wilcox John Ericson August and Willie Huebner Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Granstrom and Teckla Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Neil Robertson of Miller S D visiting in the L F Taylor and John Robertson homes.

The Nathaniel Lutheran Church Luther Hall Lester Seeley Gordy Green Luther League Arthur Wilcox John Ericson August Willie Huebner Hugo Granstrom Teckla Anderson

Plymouth County 4-H Girls Showcase Achievement Day

Plymouth county 4-H girls held Achievement Day at First Methodist church in LeMars with seven townships participating. Demonstrations by Johnson county girls placed first for Pillow making from scraps, wardrobe for a girl’s room, marbered décor items, and wall shelves. Ruth Hoyt and Phyllis Morton earned second for orange crate storage. The event featured a picture memory contest and a musical program, with Ella Loughran judging exhibits for state fair selection.

Plymouth County First Methodist LeMars Dorothy Lueken Leona Gabel Johnson Township Des Moines Johnson Ruth Hoyt Phyllis Morton Union Township Hungerford Lois Jauer Carol Held Evelyn Baldwin Sylvia Bogh Fredonia Agnes Beaulieu Viola Mansfield Liberty Liberty Township Marjorie Koenig Frances Rainhboth Janet Hamilton Mildred Hamilton Thelma Dempster Verda Wetrosky Ella Loughran Woodbury County

Old Settlers Picnic Set for Elk Point Tuesday

The forty seventh annual Union County Old Settlers Picnic will be in Elk Point on Tuesday August 29. U S attorney Olaf Bidem will speak, then a morning program from 10 to noon followed by an afternoon schedule with numbers, contests, kittenball and baseball games, rides, and dances for visitors. All are invited.

Union County Old Settlers Elk Point Olaf Bidem United States South Dakota

Lutheran Fall Festival and church notices

The Lutheran churches announce a Fall Festival and dedication of the Bethesda Homes new addition on Sunday August 27 at 10:30 a.m. Bring lunch and enjoy speakers and music. Brule Creek Luther League devotional at Ahlsboro Lutheran church Sunday at 8:15 p.m. Life of Moses shown. St Paul Ladies Aid meets August 31. hosted by Mrs Sigri Kalstad and Mrs W Soleglad. St Paul Luther League meets August 31 with a good program. Special meeting September 5 at 2 p.m. to discuss building committee report. Pastor Walter I Aamoth urges attendance.

Bethesda Creek Luther League Ahlsboro Lutheran Church St. Paul W. Soleglad St. Paul Luther League Brile Creek Walter I. Aamoth

Pleasant Hill Church Ladies' Aid Meet At Alcester

Pleasant Hill A B reports that over 100 members attended Wednesday’s Ladies' Aid meeting at Alcester hosted by Mrs. EH S Conner. Seven Aid Societies represented. Services planned for Sunday August 27 include Sunday school at 10 am and worship at 11 am with elections for church and Sunday school officers and a conference delegate. S A Jacobson, Pastor.

EH. S. Conner Alcester S. A. Jacobson

First Baptist Church Weekly Schedule and Meeting

Sunday school meets at 10 a m worship at 11 a m with the sermon We Do Our Part Evening services at 8 o clock Sermon on A Doctor of the First Century Ladies Association meets next Wednesday at Mrs Youngstroms home Mrs Wm Anderson assisting hostess program to be a surprise Reverend R E Brown pastor

Ladies’ Association

Death comes to prominent Akron farmer Saturday

Edward Lamoureux 64 dies of heart attack at home on Saturday August 19 1933 in Akron after years of farming near Salix Iowa and Alton Ta. He leaves a large family including 13 children and 20 grandchildren. Funeral held at St Patrick's Catholic church with relatives from Shoshoni Salix Sioux City Alta Merrill Whiting Sloan and Jefferson.

Edward Lamoureux Akron Montreal Canada Salix Iowa Amelia G. Rush Alton Lamoureux Victoria Eva Nap Sioux City Vetal Shoshoni Wyo Milford Sloan Leonard Clifford, Loray Clifford, Loray, Loyd, William and Walter, of Akron; Mrs. Steve Gant Westfield Hdna Madalin Arthur Theodore J. A. Roder Fr. Conway Hawarden Chas. McConville Rick Boden John Boden Wm. Simeon P. A. Foley Wm. Hosehler Vetal Lamoureux Theodore Lamoureux Alta Merrill, Whiting and Sloan Jefferson 8. D

LOAN BANK NAMES APPRAISERS FOR SIXTEEN COUNTIES

Geis Botsford state manager announces new Home Owners' Loan Bank appraisers under Sioux City district office. Named appraisers include John Jenkinson Cherokee Eli Kraft Monona Mert McLaughlin Lyons Charles Dougherty O'Brien H R Schultz Plymouth J F Yeager Dickinson J A Murphy Ida William Brower Sioux A J Salland Osceola C W Norris Harrison Tom Delaney Pottawattamie. The Sioux City office personnel: John Hertert Harlan manager Thomas Harrington appraiser Ray R Blankenheim New Hampton attorney Cyril Farr Cherokee secretary and Sarah H White Ida Grove Ellen M Carney Storm Lake application clerks.

Home Owners’ Loan Bank Northwest Town Sioux City Geis Botsford John Jenkinson Cherokee Eli Kraft Monona Mert McLaughlin Lyons Charles Dougherty O’brien H.R. Schultz Plymouth J. F. Yeager Dickinson J. A. Murphy Ida William Brower Sioux

Immanuel Lutheran Church Service Notice

Immanuel Lutheran Church led by Pastor C W Samuelson invites Sunday school and Bible classes at 10 am and morning worship at 11 am on Sunday August 27 the eleventh Sunday after Trinity The Lutheran Brotherhood meets at 8 pm with committee Chester Samuelson Frank Johnson George Bultman and Harry Johnson Rev and Mrs W H McDonald and children returned last Friday from a week with relatives in Sloan and Whiting Iowa

Tl Heme eTrne W. H. McDonald Sloan and Whiting Towa

Union County 4-H Show Highlighted By Winners

The Union County 4-H show at Spink on August 14 drew 17 animals. Chester Lundgren won grand championship with Hereford baby beef, Marvin Stanm reserve with Hereford, while Llewellyn Salem's Angus and Alfred Huls Shorthorn placed third and fourth. Breed results list Hereford and Shorthorn champions, with Angus champions and runners up named. Judges were Alan Boone, D E Cass, and C H Robinson. Showmanship winner was Chester Lundgren. Health contest led by Ru Adene Kulvik, healthiest 4 H member, with Harold Boyd second and Charles Jernberg third. A talk by Alan Bogue on calf feeding closed the program.

Union County Spink Chester Lundgren Marvin Stanm Llewellyn Salem Angus Alfred Huls Arnold Klemme Harold Boyd Marie Anderson Alfred Hull Merlyn Peterson Ru Adene Kulvik Alan Boone Canton 8. D D. E. Cass Brookings S. D C. H. Robinson Sioux City Dr. Bright Elk Point Huron Llarold Boyd Charles Jernberg Alan Bogue Lincoln County

Pastor Returns to Duty at First Church of Christ

The pastor resumes duties after a week away with renewed zeal. Sunday topics are Obedience Better Than Sacrifice and The Uncertainty of Times. Services at 10 a.m. Bible school, 7 p.m. CE, 8 p.m. evening. A church gathering Friday Aug 25 will include program, lunch, and social. Rev W H McDonald and Rev F Bunge lead. Grant township1 Lutheran pastor Rev F Bunge arrives with wife and five children.

Lewis McDonald W. H. McDonald F. Bunge Christ Lutheran Church Grant Township County Grimes Iowa Rev. Bunge Esther Des Moines Victor Martin Roland Martha

Akron Ball Team Loses First Game in Tournament

Akron, entering Vermilion South Dakota action with eight opponents listed, fell to Tabor 10 to 8 in a high scoring opener. Akron led 8 to 4 before a late Tabor surge produced four two baggers and an eighth inning rally. Hartman held late innings for Akron as two-base hits fueled the comeback. Westfield advanced to the next round by beating Vermillion Outlaws 15 to 6.

Akron Vermillion S. D Winnebago Indians Tyndall Stevens Gayville Vermillion Outlaws Westfield Tabor Vermillion Red Sox Plymouth Arden Brown G. Hartman Heider Claassen R. Metz Tucker Kostal Vetek B. Hartman Hartman C. Kortan T. Hadky Petrek B. Hladky Toczek Peek Metz Johnson Hills

Methodist Church Notes Evening and Morning Subjects

The note lists morning subject Imperfection's Aspiration and evening subject Saying It With Flowers at the Methodist church with Sabbath School and Epworth League at the usual time. Pastor F F Robinson.

Epworth

Daughters Born to Two Local Families in 1933

A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Eidem northwest of town on August 22, 1933, followed by a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Frank F. Vogelzang northeast of town on August 24, 1933.

Alvin Eidem Frank F. Vogelzang

Officers elected at Plymouth county American Legion and Auxiliary meeting

At the Plymouth county joint American Legion and Auxiliary meeting in LeMars last Thursday officers were elected. Legion: Elmer E. Young county commander Remsen John Raveling vice commander W G Adams adjutant and finance officer A E H Lake retiring county commander. Auxiliary: Mrs John Reemis chairman Mrs Ed Tentinger vice chairman Mrs Frank Beguin secretary Mrs Mary Moeller treasurer Mrs Edw in Flaltgreve Remsen historian Mabel Larson Kingsley chaplain. Reports were given by Clarence Roseberry LeMars and Mike Fisch Dubuque on the state judiciary committee and recent Legion convention. October county meeting set for Morrill.

Plymouth County Joint American Legion and Auxiliary LeeMars Legion Elmer E. Young Hinton John Raveling Remsen W. G. Adams Akron A. E H. Lake John Reemis Ed. Tentinger LeMars Frank Beguin Mary Moeller Edwin Flaltgreve Tag Mabel Larson Kingsley Chapain State Judiciary Committee Clarence Roseberry Dubuque Mike Fisch M. @. Trwin Morrill Morvill

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C. M. Hilliker Ditto LE Mars Trinity Lutheran Church Union Creek D. J. Edward Neil Robertson Miller, 8. D L. F. i Taylor John Robertson LeMars Methodist Church Pleasant Hill A. B Church First Baptist Church Maggie Wise Arnold’s Park A. Armstrong Lake View West Okoboji Lake Wise First Church OF Christ Akron Ball Methodist Church Legion and Auxiliary Units
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