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Akron Register Tribune

Location

Akron, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1955

Page

4

Hints on obtaining best mail service for rural patrons

Instructions from the post office outline special handling for fourth class parcel post and advise registering or insuring gifts of value. Domestic registry fees range from 40 cents to 1.75 dollars with indemnity up to 1,000 dollars. Greeting cards may be sent first class or bundled to aid processing. Rural patrons urged to stamp mail, avoid office visits, and rely on carriers. post office open all day on select Saturdays.

Akron Community Notes and Birth Announcement

Notes from Akron Community Hospital record Mrs Anna McConville of Akron as a medical patient and Jerome Adams of Akron as a medical patient. A son to Mr and Mrs Elgood Winquist northwest of Akron was born December 6, 1955.

Akron Anna’ McConville Jerome Adams Mra. Elgood Winquist Northwest

Akron Variety Store Local Notes On Sale Items

Local notes list a range of toy items and household goods such as toys, sleds, wingons, doll buggies, dolls and platform rockers for Mother and Dad. Mentions insurance costs rising with age and changes in time on the Arrow passenger train to be effective next Sunday. Also advertises receipt books adding machines ribbons carbon paper large size envelopes.

Arrow Akron Register-Tribune

Supplemental Aid Reaches 18 School Districts This Week

Supplemental aid totaling 10,490 dollars was received by Christine L. Petersen, County Superintendent of Schools, from the State Comptroller. The aid funds districts whose school funds fall short of the 90 dollar per elementary child and 145 dollar per high school child costs in average daily attendance, limited to the deficiency.

Christine L. Petersen

Brule Creek Lutheran Church Notice

I G Hastad pastor announces 11 00 a m worship with The Lord s Acre offering next Sunday Sunday school not at 9 30 Children to attend 11 00 service stay for Christmas program rehearsal at 1 30 Bring your dinner Choir rehearsal 12 10 Sunday United Lutheran Brotherhood meets at Timmanuvel church film Faith of Our Families shown Ladies Aid Thursday 2 00 p m

Lord's Acre United Lutheran Brotherhood Tmmanuvel Lutheran Church Ladies’ Aid

Christmas Party Hostesses and Program Committee Named

Christmas party details list hostesses All have dies Ald members and program committee members including Mrs L 8 Tweet Mrs Ralph Smith Mrs Ray Schulz and Mrs Arthur Lewison.

Warrant Notices Sent to Several Townships and Schools

Warrant were mailed to wear Ply mouth school secretarias an herewith listed Westfield Consolidated 610.19 Craig Ind 120.96 Hancock Township 2183.70 Portland Township 388609 Sioux Township 2666.80.

Plymouth School Secretarias Westfield Consolidated Craig Ind Hancock Township Portland Township Sioux Township

Union County Farmers Union to Hold Annual Meeting

The Union County Farmers Union will hold its regular meeting in the R E A building at Alcester on December 9 at 1 00 p m All delegates and members are urged to attend as this is the annual meeting with election of officers for 1956 Lunch will be served after the meeting A small ad in the Want Column will and get quick results

Union County Farmers Union R. E.A Alcester

County Corn: Two 4-H Meetings on Sheep and Poultry

County corn column notes two 4-H meetings in Chilatinaa at the Farm Bureau basement. The sheep session starts at 1 30 p m on the 27th and the poultry session at 1 p m on the 28th. The writeup urges attendance and discusses tractor maintenance projects and machinery cost insights.

Farm Bureau

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