Akron Plymouth County Weekly Notice
Published every Thursday at Akron Iowa and entered at the local post office as second class mail matter on September 26 1901.
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1948
Page
2
Published every Thursday at Akron Iowa and entered at the local post office as second class mail matter on September 26 1901.
Westfield residents are invited to a Christmas program and church events. Santa will visit on Wednesday December 22 at 3:00 PM to hand out free candy. A Congregational Christmas Eve service, a school Christmas program, and various local visits and gatherings are announced along with recent family and community notes.
In the afternoon a party with games was held attended by local officers including Keith Knapp as leader Bernice Bliss as president Larry Michael as vice president Norma Bliss as secretary and Mar cene Beaubien as reporter A high school dancing party with cards will follow at the school building on December 22 The community mourns the sudden death of H H Wetzeler of Akron with sympathy extended to the family Road work at Audubon Iowa has closed for the season.
Harry Bernhardt returned home Sunday evening and started work in the company warehouse in Sioux City. Mr and Mrs Frank Welch motored to Yankton Sunday to visit her father Adolph Dahl a patient in Sacred Heart Hospital there.
Mrs John Henke was taken to a hospital in Sioux City for an operation Tuesday. Mrs Della Sayles returned Sunday to Odebolt Iowa to stay with her sister Mrs Wilcox over the holidays. Don’t forget the Lake View Exten-
The Sion Club plans a Christmas party at Richland school house on Saturday December 18. Erma Hummel was elected Worthy Matron and Clarence Hummel Worthy Patron at the Akron Eastern Star meeting last Friday. Arnold and Carolyn Maynard visited grandparents Otis and Mrs Maynard. other local residents shopped in Sioux City Tuesday. The Akron Girl Scouts will collect deposit boxes for labels and strips in local grocers to aid orphan gifts, coordinated by Mrs. W Hoefle.
Akron Girl Scouts announce a drive to collect Butter-Nut Coffee labels and can strips to fund Christmas activities and supplies. Residents are urged to save qualifying labels and turn them in at local churches and community centers.
A brief note invites readers to use the Register-Tribune Want Ad column to quickly locate buyers. It emphasizes speed and convenience, presenting the section as a reliable source for placing or finding advertisements.
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