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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1938
Page
5
Olive Ringsrud seizes South Dakota secretary post
Olive Ringsrud, long time rural school teacher from Union county, will become South Dakota secretary of state in Pierre at year’s start, succeeding Goldie Wells. A niece of the first ringsrud secretary, she toured campaign sites, used farming experience in sales, and highlighted strong health and athleticism during her bid. Her Alsatian heritage aided a life of public service, travel, and education work across Beadle Douglas and Union counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City Ave
Olive Rings
South
Arthur Ad
A. O. Ringsrud
Seldon
South Danuta
Olive Ringsrud
Olive ‘Ringsrud
Huron
Beadle County
Douglas County
Union
Elk Point
Chicago
Olive Ringarud
Farmer-Board of Education
Ringsrud
Union County
Pierre
Goldie Wells
Webster
Garland News Items Special Correspondence
Mr and Mrs Hubert Thompson of Sioux City visit Dick Hamiltons home for a week. Runsel Huff and hired man, with Orville Welch, called Sunday afternoon on Bill Skinner. Mr and Mrs Joel Gatewood and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
C. A. Hamilton
Herbert Swanson
U. B. Church
Peart Faber
Lloyd Baum
Albin Carlson
Carroll Hamilton
Bill Skinner
Westfield District 2 Christmas Program Planned
Miss Julia Welch and the pupils of district No 2 will present a Christmas program Thursday December 22 at 8 oclock with an admission of 15 cents for adults and 6 cents for children and lunch to be served. Miss Johanna Harwig resigns district No 4 teaching post and Violet Fry of Milnerville is appointed. Jonas Westre repaired plaster at Frank Smith home. Mr and Mrs L C Huebsch attended the wedding of Mrs William Dobbert at LeMars Tuesday. Henry Hichacker Sr contemplates a sale soon. The community regrets the Hichackers leaving. Mr and Mrs Clifford Clarey and ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Welch
Frank Smith
L. C. Huebsch
Wm. Dobbert
LeMars
H. Hichacker
Helen
Fueral
Henry Hichacker
Clifford Clarey
Vermillion residents host visits and holiday gatherings
Children and Mrs. Clarey spent Wednesday at the Wm. Buryanek home in Vermillion. Mrs. M. Flynn of Westfield visited Mrs. Clarey recently. Mrs. Ward Smith and Mrs. L. C. Huebsch attended Mrs. Kilstrom's Aid. Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Willer and son Virgil spent Thanksgiving with relatives in Stuart Nebraska. I V Tosenman of Cleveland claims a mouse ran up his pants leg during a movie and sued theater for 250 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarey
Wm. Buryanek
Vermillion
M. Flynn
Westfield
Ward Smith
L. C. Huebsch
I. V. Tosenman
Cleveland
Ohio
Proper furnace firing saves households money
Through proper firing of their furnaces, householders will save themselves money by getting the most heat.
Proper furnace firing reduces smoke and saves heat
Paul J. Houser, industrial hygiene engineer, Iowa State Health Dept, explains correct firing of furnaces by pushing live coals to the rear and adding fresh coal to the front. This prevents smoke and wasted fuel, improves heat, and supports healthier indoor air along with proper humidity and air movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul J. Houser
Iowa State Department of Health
Houser
Public Health Engineering Division
Corréet
Administrator's Notice for Josephine Latam Estate
On November 19, 1938 the District Court of Plymouth County Iowa appointed Fred Labahn administrator of the estate of Josephine Latam, deceased. All creditors must present claims authenticated to the court for allowance and those indebted must pay the administrator. Published November 24 December 1 8, 1938. James M. McNally attorney for the estate. Get the habit of reading Akron merchant ads in the Register-Tribune. You can save by spending at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Plymouth County
Iowa
Josephine Latam
Fred Labahn
James M. McNally
Akron
Register-Tribune
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Ac Smith
Wasonerion
Danud
LeMars Abstract and Title Co
Central Ave
W. LE Mars
Maude Buckley
Mer
South Dakota Public Service Co
Perna
Register - Tribune
DR. C. R. Mason
First Nat’l Bank
Phillips 66
Robert
Michael
Thos. V. Dalton
South Dakota
First National Bank
Robin Hope
Minnesota
Texas
GM Company
Akron, Iowa
Field
Riverside Cemetery
John Deere
Bob Sledwulasa
Pice
Litchfield
McCormick
Menton
Ena Sampson
H. J. Ramaker
Aucto
Akron Savings Bank
RED
Adams’ Hi
Tank Wagon Service
A. E. Brundeen
Agent One
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