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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1936
Page
8
Fragmentary lines reference a tea party hosted by Mrs Bertsel Brown with hostess Donna Mansfield and Edvia Patito, including plan details and a postponed or delayed event. Names and roles are unclear due to garbled OCR.
A description notes that vigorous mountain air improved a woman's health after years of low blood pressure and poor circulation. The Harkness family is mentioned in relation to the hike and their view on ideation.
In Chatsworth on December 11 1 a baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Henry Tud wigs. December 12 a daughter to Mr and Mrs Leslie Tro mister nent Mésril. In Portland township December 10 1036 a son born to Mr and Mrs Ben J Hillrichs. An additional notice lists Mrs Belle Hutchinson 75 widow of Judge Wii Hutchinson noted as a distinguished figure.
The distinguished jurist died last Thursday at her Alton home after a yearlong illness. Mrs Hutchinson was active in Eastern Star, a past matron and district lecturer, and a member of Chapter CD of P E O in LeMars. Funeral service was held Sunday at the Presbyterian church in Alton with interment in the Orange City Cemetery family plot.
A short classifieds notice promotes the finest available news service and urges readers to mail or telephone their order, touting a bargain price that speaks for itself.
We extend heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends for kindness after the death of our husband and father Mrs. John T Russell and Family express gratitude for the floral offerings and support from local merchants patrons.
A reader notes Pathfinder as a top world watching weekly magazine. The Register-Tribune and Pathfinder advertise a combined one year offer for both publications at a total price of 2.35 dollars, highlighting their complementary roles.
A fragmented listing of baby goods and household items with prices including fancy wrappings 50c and 1.00 baby dresses 75c and up slips 19c sacques 19c sweaters sets 1.30 to 1.95 baby ranks 50c skimona and bootee sets 89c books keattles 10c to 50c hot water bottles 11c baby cups 1.2 cereal sets 50c to 1.25 toilet sets with powder box tray 1.00 powder oil soap stuffed bone 1.00.
Plymouth County requires 1936 chauffeur licenses to be renewed at LeMars courthouse on December 7 14 21 and 28. Examinations after December 31 1936, will require full testing. Renewals without ads are granted if vision tests pass and no physical impairment. Sheriff R E Rippley and Deputy Leo M Hentges authorize. Christmas Seal sale supports tuberculosis education and prevention.
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