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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1944
Page
2
The Register-Sunburn announces weekly publication in Akron Tows with Ray A. Smith as publisher. Subscription rates listed include one year for two dollars six months for one dollar seventy three cents per month. Entered as second class mail matter September 26, 1901.
Phyllis Erks and Mary Louise Milbrodt returned home after a week at the Brumberg home. Marlys and Marilyn Kluver visited their cousin Joyce Erks the latter part of last week. Mr. and Mrs. John Milbrodt and Wayne, Herman Milbrodt and Mrs. John Koch drove to Coleridge Nebraska Sunday and visited in the Henry Dirks home.
Old Milnerville resident Signor Hauser died after a life spent farming near the Milnerville store. Surviving family includes mother Mrs. Ollie Kunkel and siblings in Sioux City, Hinkley, and Westfield. Also noted are local weather affected threshing, school openings, and the Pike family reunion with 49 attendees at Riverside Park.
Sunday gatherings across the region included a Klemme family reunion at Emil Klemme’s Union county home in South Dakota. Louis Meyer and family visited Henry Cassen, while James Gabel and Jack Wilken parties toured Wm. Rademacher’s Ak Ron residence. Pauline Fenske of Chicago vacationing with her parents, and a Leeds dinner visit to Joe Brumberg by Win Erks and Joyce were noted.
Westfield notes detail Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Lilly and others returning from Clark Missouri to visit relatives in Dell Rapids and Sioux City. Teachers listed for Westfield Consolidated School include Superintendent Smokey, Miss Larson, Mrs. Sturtevant, and several grade teachers. Community events cover a flower show by the Ladies Aid, school reopenings, and local visits by families and service members with promotions in the U.S. Marine Corps.
tal, a Sioux City resident for 30 years and former Armour & Co. employee, died after a two year illness. Survived by mother, two adopted sons, a daughter, two sisters and two brothers. Mrs Virgil R Dreeszen of Westfield and Mrs Marvin W Dreeszen of LeMars visited Pvt Marvin W Dreeszen at Lincoln Air Base. Veronica Tracy visited sisters in Sioux City during the past week.
A stream of short notices records local trips and visits. Mr. and Mrs. Marvid Qie and daughters returned Monday from Dependence Iowa after visiting relatives. Several families including Adamson Hultgren Olson Ericson and Snockson spent weekends visiting relatives and hospital friends in Sioux City Cherokee and Leeds Town lineups.
Audrey Ericson returned home with her parents after a week at the Waterman home and with friends. Mr and Mrs Frank Mackey were in Sioux City shoppers Monday. Miss Bernice Anderson visited Norma Anderson for several days.
Mrs Bertha Sayles spent Sunday with her mother Mrs Polly Blanchard. Mrs Ernest Anderson and Mrs Frank Sayles will entertain the Lake View Extension club September 7 at Mrs Frank Sayles home. Vernon Sayles and children visited in Frank Bennett’s near Hawarden Friday. Sally Dean Swoyer spent Monday in the Vernon Sayles home. Mr and Mrs Edgar Mietcher and children and Miss Nora Mae Fletcher of Chicago visit Lawrence Fletcher home. Sergeant Dean Hammer of Memphis Tennessee visited Lawrence Fletcher and Raymond Fletcher over the weekend. Maude Fletcher visits at home before going to Rawlings Wyoming for a teaching position. Vernon Sayles and family visited Will Huebner home last Tuesday evening, also Otto Oltman De Jores John Osterbulr.
Dennis and Billie. Mr and Mrs Otto Osterbuhr. Albert and Mr and Mrs Clarence Hummel and family gathered at Russell Waterbury home last Thursday to celebrate Mrs Waterbury birthday. Miss Joan Carlson of Sioux City staying with Clarence Himmel family. Russell Waterbury and Jean Ann visited Lynn Booth in Alcester. Sayles school set to open Monday September 4. Major Errol Forester and family of Sioux City visited relatives in Richland area. George Hummel visited Clarence Hummel. Clarence Hummel traveled to Richland on business. Thanks note from Brother Bob with praise for Montor Smith and Akron Register-Tribune staff. Your guests expect mention of their visit in the Register-Tribune. Phone 36.
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