07 Dec 1933
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1933
Page
1
The fragment notes publication frequency every Thursday in Akron Iowa and that the item was entered at the Akron post office as second class mail matter on September 26, 1901.
Special Correspondent items note Supt VanderBerg and others attending a Hawarden schoolmasters meeting. visits among Ogden, Harris, Larkin, Scheffen families. Thanksgiving dinners across Akron Chatsworth and nearby towns. play by Lutheran youth planned for December 12. several residents urged by health and hospital news. weather rain noted. community notices on legal matters and local governance.
Milnerville residents report on telephone line hookups and illness cases. Grace Mabie of Sioux City joins Sioux City Music school staff. drama work assigned to Mrs Feick. Anniversary dinner for C W Garlock family with fifteen relatives. Marjorie Knapp earns declamatory honors and club presidency. Ed Harbeck dies after auto injury. funeral held in Sioux City. Cornstalk disease hits local cattle as Roy Cassen visits Sioux City on Thanksgiving.
Vermillion residents Reverend S A Jacobson and family along with Rev Kauffroath and others joined relatives in Thanksgiving gatherings across Vermillion and nearby Akron. A steady stream of visits continued through Monday with dinners and suppers hosted by the Welch and Kerr households, while notices mention extended family exchanges and a funeral at the county farm for Mrs Strong's mother.
Union Creek church hosts missionary program at 8 pm Sunday and Luther League plans a literary meeting Tuesday. Numerous local families shared Thanksgiving dinners and gatherings at various homes, with prayers, visits, and thanks noted alongside shopping trips and social events in LeMars and Hawarden area communities.
Westfield notes show Mr. and Mrs. Orville Harbeck at the uncle's funeral in Sioux City after E. C. Harbeck died from injuries from a street accident. Community mentions include Thanksgiving attendance, Plymouth Ladies' Aid, Port Bros. hosts, and several area families gathering for holidays and visits across Iowa and Nebraska.
Special Correspondence reports Ball family and sister Verla traveling to Hawarden Saturday. Mrs. William Ronalds of LeMars and Miss Mildred Johnson visited their aunt Mrs. Ed Lewison. Garland school children enjoyed Thanksgiving break for two and a half days. A birthday surprise party at the Ed Lewison home featured many relatives and a late lunch. Richard Ball and son Pat spent Thanksgiving with Henry Busch.
Mr and Mrs Charles Greene and Mr and Mrs Reuben Hines were guests at a six o'clock dinner at the Jack Cale residence last Thursday. The Elba Campbell, Wm Caster and Walter Shearer families celebrated.
A Thanksgiving note describes a turkey dinner at the Shearer home and Ruth Erickson taking a job in Sioux City. A large crowd attended Saturday’s corn hog meeting in Westfield. Jack Cale hosted a 500 card party with Mr and Mrs Chas Greene winning high honors. May school pupils under Miss Julian Gabel gave a program with a free lunch afterward. Other locals include Mr and Mrs John Frisk Mr and Mrs Victor Brundeen and families at the Robert Brundesit home for Thanksgiving day.
The family extends gratitude to neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy during illness and after the death of our wife, mother, and sister Mrs. P. C. Everett. Special thanks for the beautiful floral offerings from P. C. Everett, Vernon, Everett, and Brothers and Sisters.
Fragmentary reader note urges citizens to submit news items to the Regist Tribune office and mentions phone contact. The garbled text suggests a call for community updates and engagement with the newspaper.
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