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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1941
Page
2
The Register-Tribune publishes every Thursday in Akron Town with Ray A. Smith as publisher. Subscription rates are 1 year two dollars, six months one dollar, and eight months eighty cents. Entered as second class mail September 26, 1901.
Westfield reports include A A Lilly and son Paul traveling to Ames for Paul’s second year college work at South Dakota Vermillion, visits in Des Moines, and numerous local family gatherings. Picnics, guild meetings, club socials, marriage announcements, and school preparations dominate as residents prepare for Labor Day closure and the September 1 opening of Westfield Public School.
Mrs. Carl Nelson of Spink and Mrs. Christine Hultgren of Sioux Falls were dinner guests at the Wim. Ericson home Tuesday. Detroit visitor Chester Johnson stayed with Ralph Dewey Tuesday and Wednesday. Albert Anderson and daughter Arnold Helseth with Lloyd Fiskbohm and families left Friday for a Black Hills trip, planning to visit Kenneth Hultgren at Sanator. Elmer Hultgren and Earl join a Sanator visit. Hugo Granstrom and family traveled to Ree Heights to visit sister Mrs Earl Heasley and family. George Adamson and others...
Families from Oak land Nebr Sioux City and Leeds shared Sunday visits with kin in Lake View and surrounding towns. A donkey ball game entertained while Union county rodeo crowds enjoyed Alces ter events. New baby born Aug 24 to Elmer Borchers. Friends from Akron LeMars and Des Moines joined gatherings and dinners at local homes across the region.
Evelyn and Lowell Koch entertained the Preston township Luther League on Sunday evening August 17. Darlene Casgen visits Ernest Lockwood home near Hill Point. A large local attendance at the Old Settlers celebration in Elk Point last Friday and Saturday. Mr and Mrs Henry Frerichs Jr were mentioned among attendees.
Mrs Maybelle Knox former LeMars resident visited Wednesday to tend business and see friends. She has possessions stored in a downtown block and contemplates moving them. She now lives in Des Moines and has worked as a hostess at a farm near Ames.
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