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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1935
Page
6
Ruth Samuelson reports on staff and class updates at Akron Public Schools. Mentions behavior talks, student assemblies, and the need for parental cooperation to ensure proper conduct. Highlights Sophomore English and American History progress, and notes next unit on Heat.
Seniors visit Elk Point State theater for a courtesy show while 35 students earn honor roll status for the second six weeks. Season tickets go on sale with prices for adults students and grades. a boys vs girls ticket contest is set. Boxing practice, Carnival plans, and varied classes in American Literature Bookkeeping Typing and Business Training are detailed, along with upcoming events and fundraising aims.
Unit eight in our Readers covers Aladdin and the Wonderful Lamp and a future play titled Kingly Children. Fourth graders celebrate a perfect spelling week, tackle three figure multiplication, and practice division with remainders. Geography notes include Eskimo Life and an Arabia journey. Third grade tracks two weeks of weather and sun, notes a December versus September comparison, and reports perfect spelling with Christmas gift making. Second grade finishes Elson Basic Reader Book II with 471 new words learned and eight students on the Dental Honor Roll. Kindergarten shares The Little Dreamer poem and a Mother Goose chart near completion as Christmas decorations are planned.
The General Science class finished weather study and began astronomy learning planet characteristics and their Earth effects. Home Economics started a meat study identifying wholesale and retail cuts and meat grades. Physiology class drew skeletons, learning bone locations, counts and sizes.
A reader applaud The Pathfinder as complete and dependable, offering world news condensed in about an hour weekly. The note urges non-subscribers to join and advertises a special annual price of $2.35 for The Pathfinder and Register-Tribune.
In a brisk want ad, sellers advertise a fast sale of household items and collectibles. The column highlights affordable prices, clear contact details, and short lead times. Readers are urged to reply promptly to secure bargains.
Union Creek church holds Sunday morning services and Sunday school at 10. Luther League meets December 17 with hosts Mr and Mrs Lloyd Fickbohm and Mr and Mrs Jay Sykes. Christmas program practice Sunday afternoon and optional dinner. Lutefisk supper December 19 at Luther Hall start 6 p.m. Community meeting at West Union school December 12 with program and refreshments. Visitors Mr and Mrs Gust Isgren and son Carl from Russell Minn and Mrs E Westin with Bertil Westin visit Hannah Sellbrg and Elmer Hultgren homes. Mrs Alfred Sommervold learns her grandfather Ole Christianson of Brule Creek died aged over 80 after illness.
Special Correspondence details social visits in Ruble area. Measles illness hits Lois Kapfer. Church and card club gatherings include Moreheads Frerichs Renken Miller Borchers Pluegar Jeffers with local families. Reverend W E Smith attend events.
Callers at the Henry Crow home in Chatsworth to see Mr Crow who has been ill for some time. Mr and Mrs John Borehers were Sunday guests at the Henry Stryzewski home in Akron. Mrs John Kallsen visited her aunt Mrs Margaret Molten Thursday. Mrs Alex Klemme and Mrs Emmy Klemme entertained the English Lutheran Ladies Aid at the church parlors in Akron last Thursday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Harry Johnson and son Darwin were callers at the Barth Miller home Tuesday. Miss Evelyn Kallsen spent Saturday evening and Sunday with her grandmother Mrs Albert Witt in Akron. Willis son of Mr and Mrs William Ron underwent an operation on his foot Tuesday at a Sioux City hospital. Mrs Abe Miller and son Merlin spent a few days with her parents at Chatsworth. Mr and Mrs Jesse Kallsen and family were Akron callers on Saturday afternoon. Elmer Hoffman was a Sioux City caller Friday. He also visited his brother who is a patient in the Lutheran hospital in Sioux City. A large number from here attended the Eldert Siebens sale which was held last Thursday.
Emmet Crow of Sioux City visited the Henry Crow home Sunday Our Card club traveled to Hawarden to the Westover home Tuesday eve
Mrs. H. B. Dalgliesh visits Sioux City this week while Henry Crow remains very weak and hardly recognizes acquaintances. D. K. Bennett and wife visited Alton Monday. P. C. C. C. held a Christmas party at the Bennett home with a covered dish lunch and gift exchange. Pattern tracing carbon paper for sale at the Register Tribune office, large sheet 10 cents.
Moved as a probate notice in Plymouth County Iowa. It cites heirs George Clyde W B Ross and other heirs at law of Ellen Ross and notes a last will filed December 11 1935. A final proof and hearing is set for January 6 1936 at 10 a m in the District Court.
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