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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1944
Page
2
The Register-Sri kune announces subscription rates of 2 dollars per year 1 dollar for six months and no additional charges. It notes publication weekly on Thursdays from Akron Iowa and that it is entered as second class mail matter since September 26 1901.
Special Correspondent notes residents visiting Sioux City relatives and friends. Vernon Lias returns from army discharge and will run a Standard Oil station with a cafe. Picnickers honor Pvt. Charney Swalley and Harold Lawrence home on furlough. Updates on visits, moves, and school start slated for August 28.
Wayne McCorkell returned home from Akron Hospital after a threshing accident. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brumberg of Leeds spent the weekend with the Wm Erks. Phyllis Erks joined them for a few days with her aunt and uncle. Milton Schneider and Donald Lake of Merrill left for Vancouver Island to visit grandparents. Families assisted Merlyn Borchers in celebrating his birthday Sunday. Pvt. George Milbrodt returned to Fort Meade Maryland after a furlough with relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Netley enter-
A large crowd attended a wedding dance at the Chatsworth auditorium Tuesday night hosted by Mr and Mrs Arlo Rozell in honor of Pvt Charles Swalley home on furlough. Mr and Mrs Henry Helmrichs were Sunday visitors in the Arthur Rozell home in Ja
Light hail in the Milnerville vicinity damaged fields and halted threshing for Tuesday. Several residents, including Roy Casson, inspected grain damage and planned hauling. Miss Priscilla Milner visited family. Miss Jeanette Beauchene seeks health travel. Ross and Knapp schools adjust due to pupil shortages. Picnics, weddings, and oblique notices intertwine with farm work and local gatherings.
Union Creek News notes a week of visits and celebrations as JoAnn Ericson Ione Hultgren and others stayed at Art Claeys Robt Knochnon homes. Families from Ida Grove Sioux City and local farms joined Sunday gatherings honoring confirmation graduates including Roger Ericson Raymond Kerwyn Verne Heeren Milo Granstrom Arlo Sommervold Daryl Donald Fickbohm and others. Ruth Rae Stoutenburg returns to Lutheran hospital in Sioux City after vacation with Stoutenburg parents.
Sioux City visitors are listed from Lake View with names including Clarence Hummel Russell Waterbury Floyd Fletcher and families. Fred Waterbury stayed with daughter Lynn Booth at Alcaster while Charles Marks of Compton California visited sister Jessie Bihlmeyer.
Porter Maynard and the Bertha end Vernon Sayles homes Thursday after noon Mr and Mrs Adolph Hitzemann land family of Chatsworth and Mr and Mrs Arnold Amundson helped their father Olof Johnson observe his birthday Sunday evening by calling at his home Ice cream and cake were served for refreshments Miss Sally Amundson accompanied her friend Miss Marjorie Powell to Sioux City Sunday where they attended a reunion of the Pike family Mrs Jessie Bihlmeyer and Mrs Bill Meeves attended the fourth quarterly conference of the Methodist Church at Hik Point last Wednesday Glenn Sayles left for Lake Hubert Minn Monday evening for a few days vacation before going on to Asbury Park NJ where he will enter Pre Midshipman training
Sadie Stinton and Family and Pearl Scott and Family express deep thanks for kindness and sympathy shown after the death of grandmother, sister and aunt Mrs. Mary Scott. They also thank for flowers and pantry supplies and urge saving paper bags amid shortages.
The Sioux City Army Air Base seeks civilian auto mechanics urgently, with experienced workers starting at 188 dollars monthly under a new wage scale. The package includes a payroll bonus for a 48 hour week and overtime at time and a half, plus rapid advancement opportunities. The base also needs several other positions.
General mechanics qualified in operation and repair of road machinery are needed. Additional vacancies exist for stationary foremen for work in Sioux City proper. Firemen not needed until September. elections will be made now. Applications accepted at the Civil Service Board located at the Sioux City Army Air Base.
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