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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1936
Page
2
The notice from Akroh Iowa lists subscription rates for The Register Tribune published every Thursday. Rates shown include yearly, half‑year, and three‑month terms with pricing as stated. The notice notes second class mail status and entires at the local post office.
Special Correspondent reports Charlie Kelly of the Hinton vicinity topped the Sioux City market with a herd of Spotted Poland China hogs. Miss Marjorie Knapp plans a holiday trip. Walter and Elsa Cassel visit from Yankton, SD, but both must stay for hospital duty over Christmas. Grace Mabie wrecks her car in icy streets but escapes injury. Dr. Brunker visits Mrs. Richard Milner, now improving. County schools close for teachers to attend a LeMars study center. The Madison family will move to Sloan for farming next year amid many local changes. F L G club Christmas party at Sturtevant home. Kathryn Robinson chairs the club dance. Milnerville residents attend Sioux City events. LeRoy Mathwig shines in a Morningside recital. Farmers Union elects officers in Hancock township with Larry Weber president. Mary Gregg resigns as extension worker and will retire to Sioux City. Jimmy Burkett elected Theta Pi president at Ames.
Sioux City visits and shopping trips mark a busy period as Mr and Mrs Henry Vanderham and daughter Delores join several families including the Kallsens and Tapper clan for weekend shopping. Multiple couples are cited visiting Johnson and White households while a new baby girl blessed Ben Hillrichs and a miscellaneous shower honors Mrs Alvin Frerichs.
Union Creek News reports Christmas and Sunday school services planned for December 20 and 25 with gatherings for a church child lunch and practice. A funeral for Stewart W. Harker of Hawarden occurred Sunday. interment followed at Hawarden cemetery. Miss Wilma Ericson of Omaha is mentioned in local notes.
Local residents and relatives visit homes across Hawarden and nearby towns. Attendees include Ericson family members, Stewart Harker’s funeral, Albert Anderson, Eddie Anderson, Bertil Westin, Ned Joy, and Marilyn Wedmark with others from Sioux Falls Sioux City Elk Point and Milford. Social visits continue through Sunday and Tuesday with multiple family gatherings and a note about the Register Tribune Want Ads.
Some drivers argue that escaping a tight squeeze shows driving prowess, while critics say reckless behavior undermines safety and discipline on the road. The debate centers on risk, control, and responsibility in high pressure situations.
A driving caution urges motorists to avoid boasting after tight spots and to be careful near intersections and schools. The message emphasizes anticipation of accidents and promotes reading Akron merchant ads in the Register-Tribune and using the Want ad column to save money at home.
Note reads a contact for a service offering auticfied wir ing at $75 a month, with payment via box 6065 care of the paper. The readable fragment suggests a recruitment or request notice in a late era classifieds style.
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