Roll Call for Akron Red Cross Surpasses Last Year
The Akron Red Cross Roll Call shows strong community support with 101 memberships totaling 13.15 in donations. Leila Johnson and the Book and Thimble Club led efforts with many school faculty and local businesses contributing, and the Akron Branch thanks all workers and citizens for their support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.C . Roll Gall
Red Cross
Miss’ Leila Johnson
Akron
Thimble Club
Floyd Conner
Helen Hicks
Christine Brower
Ida Mentzer
LaVerne van Benthem
Irma Johnson
Ada Roseland
Joy Watkinson
Verna Winding
Alice Maysonholder
Verna Baldwin
Charles Konarska
Leila Johnson
Irma. Cooper
Farmers Grain Co
H. Scott
Ada C. Kinser
Elva Youngstrom
Donald G. Ross
Lucille Ross
R. Booth
Yetta Wetzeler
Etta Klaner
Sophie Buehre
Charles Allen
Andrew Hanson
Lillias Davidson
Mildred Wakeman
Art Montagne
Frank Wakeman
Elia Burrill
Tie Sayles
Aug. Lundgren
Eunice Burker
Jan. Janson
Hobart W. Ros
Fred Meske
Ray A.smith
Baptist Bible School
Vesper Club
Masonic Lodge
Methodist Ladies’ Aid
Akron Hospital
Baptist Ladies’ Association
Catholic Ladies’ Léague
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co
Lutheran Brotherhood
Legion Auxiliary
Russell O. Ross
Carl R. Moir
Ross Booth
Gustaf Anderson
Christine Anderson
Howard Nygard
Edwin Erickson
Sadie Stinton
Lemen
Arta Ogden
O. E. Wycoff
P. A. Foley
V. F. Rossow
Carl
Geo. Mattison
Board of Education
Red Cross Nursing Service
LeMays
Akron Branch
Sec’y
Corn Hog Adjustment And Christmas Seals Feature
The 1936 37 corn hog adjustment contract will be offered to Plymouth county farmers in January with details to be discussed at meetings. The two year contract runs Dec 1 1935 to Nov 30 1937, tying hog and corn base productions to specified percentages and payments. Christmas Seals ads urge nationwide support for tuberculosis education, screening, and treatment, detailing the disease’s impact and the association’s public health work funded by penny Seal sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth County
C. H. Thompson
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Washington
Thompson
National Tuberculosis Association
Notice From Former Undertaker At Akron
Public notice states I am no longer connected with the Klauer firm and will provide services from my Akron residence. Contact Vv. F. Rossow at phone number 68.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klauer
Akron
F. Rossow
Reynolds Farm Toward Top In Oklahoma Egg Test
In the thirteenth Oklahoma egg laying test by Oklahoma A and M at Stillwater started Oct 1 1935, November weather was variable with much rain. Hens gained about 9 percent more eggs in November versus October. High pen for November was 8 C W Leghorn from Foreman Poultry Farm Lowell Michigan with 28 eggs and 30.25 points. same hen leads to date with 51 eggs and 54.10 points. Reynolds Leghorn Farm Akron Iowa ranks ninth in points to date with 178 eggs and 161.80 points for November and 404 eggs and 357.25 points to date. Pattern Tracing Carbon Paper for Sale at Register Tribune office. Large sheet 10c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Oklahoma A. & M. College
Stillwater
C. W. Leghorn
Foreman Poultry Farm
Lowell
Mich
Reynolds Leghorn Farm
Akron
Iowa
Will Try for Their Freedom
Lloyd Peterson appeals to the supreme court while serving twenty five years for aggravated robbery at Fort Madison. He was convicted in Woodbury county for a April 5 robbery of Frank and wife Uteeh who lived in Leeds after being tied up. Clarence Demers had his life term for the Sioux County bank robbery commuted to twenty six years by Governor Herring, making him eligible for parole. Watch next week's paper for the Opening Announcement of our new WNAX Service Station in Akron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Peterson
Fort Madison
Supreme Court
Des Moines
Peterson
Woodbury County
District Court
Frank Uteeh
Uteehs
Leeds
Plymouth County
Clarence Demers
Sioux County Bank of
Maurice
Clyde S. Herring
State Board of Parole
Typewriter Paper and Ribbons For Sale At Register Tribune
Want ad offers typewriting paper and fresh typewriter ribbons for sale at the Register Tribune office. Prices advertised as right. Readable strokes promise quick response for buyers seeking office supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Register- Tribune
Henry Ford Trade School admissions and programs
The reply notes a long waiting list and limits on applications from other regions. Opened 1916 with 1 teacher and 6 students, by 1931 135 teachers and 2,800 students. Boys 12 to 18, under 16 preferred, orphans and those lacking paternal support prioritized. Nonprofit with cash scholarships, the thrift program, free hot lunches, and monthly deposits. Four-year course leads to Ford Apprentice School. Also a brief poultry note about Leg horn hens yielding profit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ford Trade School
Ford Apprentice School
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the Register-Gribune Ray
Aleron
Blackstone
Coronado
Cedar
Coronado Radio Globe
Buck Rogers
Jenson & Koch
Gamble Store Agency
Reynolds Farm
Register-Tribune
WNAX
Dirks
Prop
Blatz
Ol Beverages
D. G. Ross
Coty’s Perfumes
Cobb & Greenleaf
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