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Akron Register Tribune

Location

Akron, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1929

Page

7

Methodist Church Notes and Probate Notice Fragment

The note mentions a Woman's Foreign Missionary Society meeting and Farm Day services with a September 8 Sunday, plus union services with Rev. A G Miller. Also references probate actions in Plymouth County Iowa for Hannah Mohlmann with final proof September 10, 1929, and notices to heirs Herman John Engle Dora Anna, Steinfadt, and others.

Methodist Church Woman's Foreign Rociety Guy A. G. Miller District Court Iowa Plymouth County Hannah Mohlmann J. A. Sickler L. RB. Ball State Hannah Mohrmann State of Herman .Mohlmann John Mohlmann Willer Dora ‘Bontema Anna Busch Mar Guerila Steinfadt Fate

Watermelon Day Draws Record Akron Crowd

Akron celebrated Watermelon Day on the final Thursday of August with an estimated attendance of 9 000 to 10 000. A midday parade through Mill Street featured the Akron Band and civic officials, followed by a ball game between Spink and Akron. A Curtis Robin monoplane offered free rides to about 500 residents, while races and contests entertained the crowd. Governor John Hammill attended a six o'clock banquet in LeMars, with a three course dinner and toast remarks by E O Thorson and John C Kelly among others.

Akron Kari-Keen Company Sioux City A. G. A. Palm Grace Butler Mabel Peterson John Frazier Melvin Ross Herman Jacobs, Sr Elinor Paulson Jacob Dagué Edith Hummel Harry Luetis Forrest Dilney Conrad Wood Marshall Simeon Welton Barr Akron’Band M. W. Redmond Cobb H. A. Stryzewski Spink Spuhk Kavanaugh O'Connor Bohlen Halweg Wetrosky Twogood Cusick Springhardt Tucker Tryibe Iine Sompie Robusch Whitehouse M. Crow Strong Ball Taggart H. Whitehouse Tagleant Engle Twagnod iCusick Kavanaugh Halwey E. Whitehouse Tor Aleron Crow Ropuach Akros Kelly I. Whitehouse Welrosky Balla Robinson Ells Point Stecker Blake Will Lewis Wi Nali Guilford Mowers Klauer-Stryzewski Terra Firma LeMars Boys John Hammill Auto Des Moines Masonic Temple Sts Plymouth County C. C. Bradley LaMars John Kelly J. Miandad Harry Wormley Kingsley Hastern Star E. Oo. Thorson John C. Kelly

Akron Watermelon Day draws Iowa leaders and crowds

Governor Hammill spoke to thousands on Akro n s Watermelon Day as local and out of town guests joined a street celebration. He criticized tariff policy and the Boulder Dam project while praising Iowa farms and roadWork. The event featured music, dancing, and a large outpouring from Akron and nearby towns, ending with a minor car fire near Dirks Motor Co.

C. C. Bradley J. C. Gillespie LeMara Sentinel Hammill Radio Department Sioux City Journal Frank J. Swanson Iowa Congress Ed. Campbell Boulder Dam Hammills Ad Jress Fort Dodge Oskaloosa Seranaders Sioux City Akron Chris. Iblings Lee Norton EE. Neary Lester L. Stinton Dirks Motor Co

Annual Mission Festival at Trinity Lutheran Church

The Mission Festival at Trinity Lutheran Church is scheduled for Sunday September 1 with services at 10:30 am 2:30 pm and 8:00 pm Speakers Rev G Janzig Bridgewater SD and Rev Schemp Brunsville IA will lead services at 10:30 and 2:30 The morning service will be in German and the afternoon in German and English An 8 oclock Sunday evening sermon in English by Rev J J Vollmar LaMars marks the thirty fifth anniversary Dinner and supper will be served by the church ladies in the basement Everyone welcome.

Trinity Lutheran Church G. Janzig Bridgewater S. D Schemp Brunsville Iowa J. J. Vollmar LaMars

Noxious Weed Notice in Sioux Valley Township 1929

The Sioux Valley township board in Union County Dakota requires landowners and corporations to destroy noxious weeds including Wild Sunflower Canada Thistle Cockle Burr Burdock and Quack Grass by August 16 and September 1 1929 or face penalties under Chapter 151 of the 1929 South Dakota laws. Lee Stoutenburg clerk signs the notice urging use of the Register-Tribune want column for results.

Sioux Valley Township Union County Sioux Valley South Dakota Lee Stoutenburg

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