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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1920
Page
5
Notices announce probate actions for the estates of John Kanage and Fred Myers in Plymouth County Iowa. Executor Charles O Kanago and Administratrix Ada Knudson request debts to be paid and claims presented to the court. Published December 2 9 18 and December 9 16 23 1920 respectively.
Notice to all persons interested that on the 6th day of December 1930 the undersigned was adjourned to proceed with administration of the estate of the deceased. Creditors and interested parties are notified to present claims and appear as required by law.
District Court of the Estate of Caroline Myers deceased, late of the county. All persons indebted to said estate urged to settle. Dated December 6, 1920. Administratrix L Yeaton attorney for estate. Published December 4 16 23 1929.
Confirmation services next Sunday at 10:00 will be followed by morning and evening worship. Immanuel Sunday school also at 10:00 next Sunday. The Ladies Aid Society meets with Mrs. Andy Peterson Thursday afternoon and with Mrs L N Lewison next Wednesday afternoon. Pastor A J Berglaker signs notice.
Special correspondence reports injuries and travel mishaps from Friday night games at Westfield. Florence Hathaway suffered a head bump and withdrew. Wealdon Fry’s axle broke delaying players. Sunnyside teams faced Westfield with Sunnyside boys winning and girls losing. Local visits, sales, and marriages are noted along with road conditions and upcoming events.
Regular church services planned with Sunday forenoon and English evening services. Luther League to hold annual business meeting next Wednesday. Lawrence Ericson helped ship cattle to Sioux City. Community members host, visit, and suffer illnesses. Frisk, Bengtson, and Hultgren families featured. Funeral of Frank Malm noted. local sales and missionary fundraiser planned December 40th at the old church.
We extend heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy after the death of our mother Mia. Carolina Myers also thanks for the floral offerings. -Tha Fi diy. Read the Want Ad Column.
Westfield society notes cover travelers visiting the city for several days, family illnesses and recoveries, funerals, and weddings. Multiple residents, including Lillys, Burnights, Chapmans, Walsh, and Nason, are mentioned along with visitors from Jefferson and Martinsdale and plans for travel to Des Moines, New York, and Scotland. Local events include a Christmas sale, a lecture, plays at Community Hall, and school activities with various students and staff noted.
The First Christian Church announces Bible school at noon and preaches at 11 pm with the topic Am I My Brother's Keeper. Evening address The Church of the Future in Relation to the Laborer and the Labor Question follows at 7 30 pm after a 6 30 pm society gathering. The Sunday series attracts questions and large Endeavor Society turnout. Pastor Jerome Y Emanuel invites all to join in worship and work.
Notice to all affected parties: assessment certificates completed and held at First National Bank. If paying in seven installments, you must visit the bank before the specified deadline.
The document cites a December 20 1920 deadline to sign a waiver with the mayor LiVERTON. It warns that failure to comply will render the entire assessment due immediately and treated as a tax in 1921.
Immanuel Lutheran church Ladies' Aid announces an annual bazaar in the church basement on Wednesday and Thursday December 16 and 26. The event features fancy work and useful articles, a 16 cent luncheon, a chicken supper priced 60 cents for adults and 3 cents for children, and an auction of remaining items Thursday evening to finish the sale. Proceeds support church activities and social time.
Alta McCorkell leads Epworth League at 6 45 next Sunday. A social Friday evening in the church basement invites participation. Deaconesses operate 26¢ hospitals among the largest in the country. The church invites all to attend next Sunday as Carl Hammer, pastor, urges support for the Register-Tribune.
Goitre cured by a new process advertised with photographic proof. A call at the office is necessary. Address: Kruening, 505-508 Iowa Building, Sioux City.
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