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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1952
Page
2
The Kindergarten to sixth grade will present two portions the little Folkrand and Merry Christmas Mister Snowman at 7 30 p m December 18 in the Akron School Auditorium with no admission charged. Students prepare for declamatory and interpretive events as district and state forensics expand.
The Fourth grade has made angels and is decorating their room for Christmas. Alan Huygens brought cut-out snowflakes to school and the Fifth graders are trying to make some as good as the ones he brought. Listed names include Iain, Norma McLane, Mervetta Oet xen, Don Silkebakken, and multiple students across Sixth to Second Grade.
Starting the first Sunday in November Masses will be at 8 30 a m and 10 30 a m at St Patrick s Akron Beginning November 2 St Patrick s Masses are 8 30 a m on the first third and fifth Sundays and 10 20 a m on the second and fourth St Catherine s Weatfield Masses are 10 50 a m on the first third and fifth Sundays and 8 30 a m on the second and fourth Confessions stay at same hours Father J G Skahill pastor
The bulletin lists honor roll students by grade level for the week ending December 5 1952. Seventh through Twelfth grades name multiple students including Mardeen Dimmick James Greenwood Joy Sampson Dorothy Weidenfeller Arthur Friedrich and others.
Christmas is near as Santa scenes fill rooms. First grade welcomed Dennis Horton and his brother, Mrs. Sypherd, Susan, Becky Orris. Second graders adopt Stars Reindeer Snowmen reading groups with Friendly Village books. A Sperling 100 percent earns a paper stocking, and the Christmas operetta fuels activity as Fifth graders exchange letters with Mount Olivet, Kentucky. Babe Waterbury visited the Fourth grade.
Card of appreciation from Carrol Staum thanking friends for visits and cards during hospital stay. Recognizes care by Dr Brundige and nursing staff at Akron Hospital and includes a note to patronize local merchants.
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