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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1925
Page
4
The Akron Plant expands its offerings with four loaves for 25 cents and sacks at 2.25 dollars. Specials include Red River Potatoes at 2.45 per bushel, Pure Cane Sugar at a limited price, and various canned goods and dried fruits. The ad promotes store-wide savings and a growing inventory for the weekend sale.
Classified column blends farm stock for sale with local notices and social news from Milnerville and Westfield. Listings include Purebred Poland China boars, Buff Orpington hens, and various cockerels, plus rentals and found items. Community notes cover school talks, residents returning from trips, Thanksgiving events, and church society plans.
Floyd Hurt and M Ambrose Bliss, doing business as A and B Ford Service Akron Iowa, assigned all assets for creditors to Henry G Warner of Akron. Creditors must file claims within three months from November 5, 1926, under oath with assignee or attorney A Li Eaton. Publication dates November 6 12 19 20 and December 8 1925.
Mrs GO L Roland and Jaavignten Helen of Emerson Nebr visited Friday to Sunday. Mrs John Schumacher of Sioux City called on town. Mrs Hl Schumacher and child visited H Schumacher home. Mrs Warnworth and children from Penn arrived Monday. Melhins and family hosted at Tarnsworth home. Brandville relatives attended Thanks giving. P Co G met at Hendricks home Wednesday with hostess Mrs Ed Johine giving a fancy work gathering and a light lunch.
Special Correspondence from Westfield notes teachers visiting Ponca Nebraska and returning for Thanksgiving in their homes. Families including Bancroft Conway and Lowry hosted meals in Canton Sioux Falls area. J V Conway and Artuy Fenderan visited Clinton Lowry’s home. George Waitren injured on railroad work with a severe head wound treated in Akron. Numerous Thanksgiving dinners held around Westfield with many local families hosting guests.
A community from Morningside shared Thanksgiving visits and church events, with many families hosting relatives and friends at homes and at Grace Gosting. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Pallalog, Mr. and Mrs. Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Dilley, plus guests from Sioux City, Vermilion, and Allen. Funeral services were held for Mrs. Win. Simeon in Akron. Congregational church activities featured a Christmas bazaar and Sunday services upcoming.
The Lutheran churches plan meetings at the Paul Young and other parlor venues on Thursday led by Edw Knutson and Arthur Lokken. Immanuel Elk Point holds services Sunday at 11 a.m. with Sunday school at 10 a.m. A confirmation class meets Sunday at 2 p.m. United Brethren Pleasant Hill hosts Sunday school at 1 p.m. and a pageant by eighteen girls at 2 p.m. All are invited.
A mixed report from Shiney 1 art to Senior High notes shows several pupils absent due to illness and a week of closures. Perfect attendance list includes Tioulse Anfinser Barr and others. Grade reports detail fractions, reading on American flies, vocabulary, science lab work, and Shakespeare study as seniors prepare for World War I context in Civics and geography reviews.
Auction sale notices name bidders and locations with dates in November December and February. Names include Louis Knelke Wm Dierks Lester Ralsh John Molten Herman Willms and Wd Tantinger with reads like a regional notice from the Register Tribuns.
A 1920s Near East Relief appeal notes Akron churches and organizations raise funds to save and educate children orphaned by World War. Children in Bible Schools urged to bring pennies to purchase canned milk and aid efforts, underscoring American patriotism and relief for a starving region.
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