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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1919
Page
3
The Youth's Companion offers 35 volumes of the best reading in weekly installments for under five cents a week. The 1920 volume includes 8 serial stories and over 200 short stories, totaling about 50 or more items.
A promotional blurb extolling a collection of writings by notable men of achievement. It claims the works would make 35 good volumes at $1.65 each if issued in facsimile form. The text promises enduring value and usefulness as a guide to thoughts and actions.
The Farma- Grain Co of Akron Iowa announces a regular meeting resolution effective December 1 1919. Eight percent interest will be charged on all cerontits running longer than eighty days. J Le Ericson secretary.
The Akron Opera House hosted Mme Shank and the Sokoloff Trio in a New Edison showcase. The performance featured RE-CREATION of Shank and Sokoloff artistry, including a duet with Shank’s own voice, delighting a large audience and highlighting American training and talent.
Classified note lists a Malleable South Bend range for sale barely used about five months, contact M W Conway at phone 75 in Westfield. Also offers Rhode Island Red roosters from Ernest Anderson, phone F120 45.
Mrs. W R Tremaine hosted a charity gathering for departing Wisnow sisters with Christmas sewing and a luncheon. The O N T club held a card party at Gen Hitzeman's home with progressive pitch and prize won by Mrs Montagne and Wm Simeon. Lyle Strong hosted a five table progressive pitch with two prize pairs. Rout home hosted another six table pitch night with field and consolation prizes. The Kerr siblings marked 20th and 17th birthdays with a surprise party at the Kerr home featuring oysters and a large birthday cake and festive gifts for local children.
Cakes were shared among guests while a substantial purse was split between Robert and Marl as a gift from friends. Rev. L. L. Massie attended, and Mr. and Mrs James Agnes hosted a Country Club dancing party with a midnight luncheon. Ray A. Smith hosted a "Hard Times" gathering with progressive pitch as main entertainment and prizes awarded for scores.
Akron launches annual Red Cross Seals sale to fund tuberculosis work. Seals priced at a quarter or half dollar and 74 percent of proceeds stay locally. Sale begins Saturday at all department stores to support regional health efforts.
The Lutheran Church announces Christmas tree program rehearsals after Sunday services at 12 noon. Christmas Eve program December 24 at 7:90. Christmas Day services December 26 at 2:00 am and 10:30 am with choir selections. Second day Christmas activities at 10:50 am and 2:30 pm in Frule Creek. Pastor A D Berosaker invites all.
The board of directors of the Iurm ers' Grain Co. of Akron Town announces a resolution adopted in regular meeting. Beginning December 1 1019 eight percent interest will be charged on all gen equina running longer than 20 days. J E Ericson secretary.
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