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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1929
Page
2
An old notice lists subscription rates and delivery details with stray OCR artifacts. It notes a price of around $2 with multiple menthe and Monthet strings, mentions publication every Thursday in Iowa, and records a September 16, 1001 date with unclear placement and status.
Special correspondence from Milnerville outlines Sunnyside high school play over two nights and a social crowd. Details include Opal Wick joining Estherville visitors, Walden Fry birthday surprise, and the Miller wedding to Opal Wick. Other items mention Christmas programs, local visits to Sioux City, school PTAs, a parcel post theft warning, and community gatherings through December and January.
The note reports a parishioner recovering from a recent heart attack after complications. Her younger son Fay from Town City is with relatives. Sunday school and church at Bethel will reverse times next Sunday with preaching at 10:00 and Sunday school at 11:00. District superintendent Dr Bassett will conduct the preaching service and attend.
Dirothy and Deva Sioux visitors arrived Friday. Mr and Mrs Clifford Johnson and children visited John A Johnson's home Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Ralph Dewey were surprised Thursday evening by neighbors who hosted a farewell party. The guests presented them with a bedspread as they prepare to move near Mrs Dewey's parents Joe and Mrs McMurray after the sale. Oleg Peterson and Kenneth Nygard visited the Gurney broadcasting station at Yankton Sunday.
Union Creek church schedules Sunday morning services at 11 30 a m with Sunday school at 10 30 a m A Christmas program is planned for Thursday December 26 and Christmas morning with events starting at 10 30 a m Miss Hannah Sellberg and Mrs Mary Larnon hosted dinner Sunday Guests included Mr and Mrs B A Hultgren Marion Marie Kenneth Russell and Earle Mr and Mrs John Frisk and son Alvin Pete Nelson and Mr and Mrs Victor Brundeen of Westfield Also noted were Mr and Mrs Lloyd Fickbohm shopping in Sioux City and Mary Larson accompanying them The report ends with Martin Johnson and wife news
Synecopunonius H J Schumacher and others from Sioux City visited the area at week start while Cooney Namninga traveled Bick Met last week. Midtor Johnson and family from Candida visit Sol Johnson. Marie Degen shopped in Sioux City Monday. Orin Harris and wife shopped there Monday. County Superintendent Tye of Orange City and Des Moines state high school inspector Mr Simons visited the school Wednesday. C C met at hotel Wednesday for Christmas meeting hosted by Mesdames Schumacher and Bennett with exchanged gifts and roast chicken dinner served by A HL Pills wife and daughter.
The readable fragments mention a force of men and names such as Bilert Wilkin amid garbled text. No clear event, date, or location is identifiable from the surviving snippets.
Local notes report visitors and errands around Garland including Mrs Ronan and Art McCile in Bierre, Grose ill but improving, Johnny Hamilton delivering chickens to Sioux City, Dick Hamilton and Charlie Se Salley visiting, Howard Nygard hauling hogs, August Gudderen hauling hogs to Sioux City for Alfred Swanson, and residents of Hamilton area.
The County Farm Bureau meeting was held in Emmet township hall Friday evening and officers for the ensuing year were elected. Various residents including Mr and Mrs George Fickbohm of Sioux City visited and were seen at several local homes. Local visitors and callers were noted, with multiple Swanson and Lykkens family members appearing in Sunday visits. The Regis ter Tribune office advertises typewriter supplies and a Want Ad service for quick results.
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