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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1932
Page
4
A fragmented listing of items including ash trays mottoes scarves ties compacts and accessories with scattered prices ranging from fractions of a dollar up to about 2 50. It reads like a department store display with items such as silk crepe dance sets ski scarfs leather billfold sets electric lighters clocks silk socks and mattoes priced in cents and dollars amid garbled filler text.
Local items report visits by Miss Helen Wendt and Miss Iszetta Nilson in Dakota Chas Long ill with scarlet fever in Kendall Hotel Miss Irene Carr returns home to Hawarden and Helmer Olund travels with wife to Sweden Nordic events include Sioux City orchestra at the A H S operetta Pickles at the opera house This week’s community meetings feature the Utile Dulce club and English Lutheran Ladies Aid. Prices drop at local barber shops and a fatal crash near Brunsville ends Fritz Lass’s life. slot machine theft case advances in LeMars court. Weather turns cold with sub zero temps. A G Colpoys of LeMars dies. Dr Conner returns from West Africa to Mayo Clinic.
A Hawarden couple marked their golden wedding anniversary with family and friends in attendance. The couple’s long life in Hawarden included church and cemetery board service, with four children born, two who died in a diphtheria outbreak in 1887, and one son Arthur who died in New York in 1924, leaving a widow. their only living child is Harry Keniston who lives with his parents. Out of town visitors included Mrs. Arthur Keniston and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Ross of Sioux Falls, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Allen of Akron, and J. Philip Riter of Ireton.
From the county superintendent of LeMars Plymouth county rural schools lists show many students achieving perfect attendance for the third month. Westfield Sioux Portland Johnson Johnson Raymond Darlene Roy Mildred etc reflect pupils across townships including Westfield, Sioux, Preston, Portland and Johnson with numerous named youths and families in the roll.
LeMars Savings bank was ordered to retain funds claimed by the defendant under garnishment until a further court order. Mrs Hyacinth Stinger was granted a divorce from Dick Stinger on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment. The State v May belle Trow Knox is postponed to December 12 to secure distant witnesses. The text ends with an advertisement note for local newspaper ads.
NA DGrey of FETV notes course started observance of safety in Mason City schools. Re B Trons, superintendent, calls the work a distinct contribution to safety literature and education. Polk, state safety director, plans a safety week and broader program to raise awareness of precautions in schools, highways and homes.
Water with meals helps stomach juices and digestion. If bloated with gas, a spoonful of Adlerika is advised to cleanse and wash both upper and lower bowels per Cobb and Greenleaf druggists.
A school plan introduces basketball for a larger student group with new eligibility rules governing all athletics. Teams must be ready at the scheduled hour or the non-appearing team forfeits. The tourney will publish results and standings, crowning Class Champions of the 1932-33 season for Akron High. The note mentions a political election and a Sioux City orchestra featured at the operetta Pickles.
For sale 10 fullblood Red roosters and R C White Wyandottes. Price 60 cents each. Contact Mrs W Hoschler.
Moen of Inwood Iowa defeats the Democratic candidate for state senator representing four northwest Iowa counties securing a regional victory.
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