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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1938
Page
2
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Special correspondent reports Union Creek church services set for Sunday December 18 with an 8 PM worship and a 10 AM Sunday school for practice. Local residents and visitors are listed with multiple families hosting dinners and visiting Sioux City, Akron, Lansing, and Beresford areas.
Special correspondent reports Mrs Julius Willer and husband journeyed to Pocahontas Iowa to visit Mrs Richard Bean for Christmas. Congratulations to newlyweds Mr and Mrs Harnest Johnson. Mrs Melvin Johnson hosted the H F club meeting with a Christmas program and federated talk by Mrs Shoulberg. Next meeting in January at Mrs Harvey Taylors. Bob Emmick a patient at University Hospital Iowa City. Hans Willer recovering from a cold. Miss Armice Jean Moss from Sioux City visiting grandparents Art Rozell Sr.
Iowa farmers market grain through cooperative elevators at the highest rate in the nation. A nationwide survey by the Omaha Bank for Cooperatives shows 100,663 patrons in 1936 for Iowa grain co-ops, Illinois 84,392. Iowa has 289 cooperatives handling $38,412,000 annual business under Farm Credit Administration supervision.
Mrs J H C Schoeneman a Hawarden resident since childhood died at home Thursday December 1 after a lengthy illness. Born Gertrude Marion Brunskill November 24 1884 in LeMars she married J H C Schoeneman June 28 1905. Survived by husband three daughters Lois Marsh Wayne Nebraska Margaret Lankhurst and Jeanette Schoeneman Hawarden mother Marion Brunskill Hawarden brothers William Brunskill Hawarden George Brunskill Mardo Iowa and three grandchildren.
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