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01 Dec 1938
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1938
Page
1
Ray A. Smith, publisher, lists annual and six month subscription prices with a 600 figure appearing alongside.
Special correspondence from Westfield reports Thanksgiving visits by Mr. and Mrs. George Garvin and families plus Joy Harrington from Omaha. Westfield high teams split with Meckling in basketball and plan games against Jefferson and Elk Point. Community notices include juror names, school bids approval, club meetings, and local family events amid obituaries and visits.
Union Creek News reports Sunday services at 8 pm and a 10 am Sunday school with Christmas program rehearsal. Thanksgiving Day visitors include families from Sioux City and South Sioux City with multiple local households hosting gatherings.
Special Milnerville mention reports a week of snow flurries and colder weather but a bright sunny Thanksgiving Day. Corn picking nears completion with some fields ungathered, neighbors aided. a heavy snow pass kept everyone safe. Roy and Mrs Casen visited Sioux City for Thanksgiving with Mrs Casen's parents. Penned notes cover local travel, stock show representation, and Golden Gloves enrollment for Donald Emmick. Mrs Milner unable to attend due to illness. Thanksgiving gathering included Howard Milner, his wife and family, A A Clair and relatives on a farm excursion.
The Sunny Side bazaar by the community Indies yielded strong returns with the quilt alone netting nearly twenty dollars. Proceeds will fund winter good deeds and Christmas for the Sunday school. An orchestra led by Mrs Ward Knapp promises future community benefit. Relatives attended Raymond Coughlan’s funeral in Livex City. he was a WWI veteran once in Sioux City police, later an entertainer.
Barbara Smith missed all week due to illness though the class notes eleven students with perfect attendance over six weeks. First graders Shirley Knockson and Donald Caskey read a Thanksgiving story. pine cone turkeys were made. Fourth through Sixth grades list names with perfect attendance and tardiness records, plus a class play and Thanksgiving program.
Reads list of ninth grade assembly plays and algebra graphing topics. Eight graders tackled an English achievement test covering parts of speech and verbals. Mr Kuester tested his general science content. Home economics explored cranberry recipes including sherbets sauces relishes. Industrial arts students will build the grade opera set.
The report covers eighth grade work across subjects. History discusses current events while English studies nouns and pronouns. Geography explored fruit belts as the geography focus. Danny Blake has been absent. Eighth grade physics tackles the bones of the body and finds it difficult.
High school topics cover Puritans and Restoration including Dryden Bunyan and Milton. Friday to this week featured oral book reports, found both engaging and educational. Remaining days focus on Readers Digest articles such as The Nazi Got Me Notes on the Birth of a Nation and The Reunion of Tomorrow. Bookkeeping students await six weeks grades and show progress.
A school notice outlines curriculum segments in American History American Literature and expansion in the early United States. It notes assignments for the study of autobiographies and upcoming deadlines, urging students to produce polished final pieces by December 5th and to support local merchants.
Advertisements urge readers to patronize local Akron shops, claiming savings by spending dollars at home and cultivating a habit of tending to local businesses. The wording suggests a promotional push to boost commerce through homegrown purchases.
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