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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1932
Page
7
A weekly safety article prepared by Dr. A R Lauer of Iowa State College for the American Legion's State Highway Safety Council summarizes historic auto fatalities. It notes 660 deaths in 1920 and 688 in 1934, with totals for 1932 and memorials up to motor vehicle realities.
A reflective piece urges accountability in crime and the power of public opinion. It warns against hiring witnesses, stresses the impact of perception on justice, and advocates safe driving practices to prevent accidents and protect business and reputation.
A religious drama will be presented at Plymouth Presbyterian church on Sunday evening December 4 with an open invitation to all. The note lists attendees and guests from nearby families including Borchers, Plueger, Toel, Eilers, Morehead, Miller, and Johnson among others, and mentions various Thanksgiving visits and social calls around Le Mars.
The American Boy Youth's Companion editor says readers face richer adventures, with Royal Canadian Mounted duty in forests, journeys to Borneo posts, cavalry in India, and Amazon jungle tales. Subscriptions cost 32 00 yearly or 9 00 for three years, ideal as a gift to boys with delivery starting with the issue ordered.
An old advertisement touts Buketa as a bladder physio made from bucku and oil that cleanses to reduce nighttime awakenings. It claims four days of use will prove relief or money back and urges readers to buy a regular 250 box at Cobb and Greenleaf Drugate.
Dr W L Ritter of the extension division at Town State Teachers College conducts school service in Plymouth county towns. He observes reading arithmetic and grammar, holds teacher conferences, and offers remedial help. A Saturday meeting at LeMars high school will review rural pupil reading test results and feature class demonstrations in reading.
Pleasant Hill reports perfect attendance for the second period listing students including Helen Larson Arnold Klemme Dorothy Greenwood Lavern Klemme Dorothy Klemme Forrest Williams Rue Adene Kulvik Wayne Greenwood Arabslie Andrews Lowell Anderson Melvin Andrews Warren Greenwood Marl Anderson Lunda Kiemme Vernon Sculvil Oscar Anderson Lorraine Kulvit. The room now has storm windows and a new room furnace installed last week.
A combined Thanksgiving and birthday party was held at the C A Hamilton home northwest of town. Attendees included the Hamilton and Jacobs families and friends from Sioux City. November birthdays celebrated included Mrs C A Hamilton and others. a large cafeteria style dinner followed. first time in years all Hamilton children attended.
The Semple family thanks friends for kindness sympathy and flowers after the loss of our beloved daughter and sister Arlene Semple. Mr W D Semple Mildred and Vivian express gratitude for support from Akron and gioln sity communities.
A claim that one dose of Adierlkn cleans poisons from the upper and lower bowels and ends nervousness, improving sleep. Advertises Cobb and Greenleaf Drugetats as patrons of home merchants.
A long list of students across kindergarten through high school earning perfect attendance and spelling gold stars, with names grouped by grade and notes on Reading club activities, Thanksgiving programs, and upcoming county spelling contest preparations. Names include Marine Barr, Betty Dirks, Darrell Bohtken, Irene Bellwood, Charlotte Baker, and many others across First through Senior High.
Special Correspondent reports a Sunday dawn fire emerging from the roof of the vacant James Taggert residence. Albert Bockelman raised the alarm. Hawarden fire crews saved the house with only window damage. Electric power had been cut off, origin unspecified. Chatworth praises Hawarden fire service. local residents visited relatives nearby.
A community Thanksgiving event at the Audre De well house featured a surprise program and baskets of goods including flour, pork, fruit, vegetables, poultry, and cash gifts. Attendees listed include Mrs. Chris Setielsen, Dorothy Harma, Aunt Degen, and many local families. comments praise local merchants and community support.
The pastor and his family were surprised with a birthday party at the Christian church on a Saturday evening. A son announced the gathering during a teachers' conference, and attendees planned the event in a side room as the church meeting concluded.
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