21 Dec 1933
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1933
Page
1
Special correspondence from Westfield reports college student Robert Michael returning for vacation and local families hosting gatherings. It details basketball results for the Westfield town team, which joined the KC league, and notes on Christmas travel, parties, and school programs. Funeral coverage for Mrs. Alfred Fry is included, along with local social visits and holiday wishes.
Special correspondence from Milnerville reports Jack Cassen helping at the farm and families visiting. Roy and the Logans spent time at the farm, hogs marketed in Sioux City, Christmas gifts noted, and Mrs. Cassen staying with relatives. Miss Marjorie Knapp returns to school after her grandmother's death, while Joyce Strong earns a high school glee club honor.
A sequence of local notes reports Bobby Dreeszen’s return home after appendicitis surgery at Akron hospital on December 10 and Armand Brown’s hospital stay ending December 9. Families visit, church events, social gatherings, and Christmas program plans are described with multiple local residents named.
Special notes from Chatsworth detail numerous visits in Sioux Falls Sioux City Hawarden and Montrose with residents such as Gilbert Wakeman Chas Hendricks and families. Local social mentions include birthdays weddings planned and a funeral of J P Larson. The column ends with a sales appeal for Want Ads.
Special correspondence reports a surprise party for Mrs. Walter Hey on Saturday with a late night lanch. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Id Lewison and son Howard, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. Win Skinner, Arthur Christopher and family, and several children. Others visited or dined with local families, with several visits and wood piling activities noted. Mrs. Geo Fickbohm’s health improving allowed her to be in town Tuesday.
East Westfield Echoes reports Mr and Mrs Elba Campbell hosted relatives and friends for their eighteenth wedding anniversary. Five Hundred was played at six tables with high honors to Mrs Will Kiewel and Ed Palmer of Sioux City. Bertha Erickson recovers from flu. Tony Boekelman family visited Hawarden including a pre nuptial shower for Ruth Heibrock. May school closes Friday for Christmas vacation with party and gift exchange. Prices of farm produce cited as high. Harry Buehre Pearl Erickson and Marion Robbins joined oyster supper at August Erickson home. Gus Anderson of Chicago visited farm interests and spoke at Sioux City Chamber of Commerce. brief stay before engagement in Evanston NJ. John Parks of Milnerville visited Tony Bockelman. Mrs Walter Shearer suffers sinus trouble.
Social notes from Ruble list visits calls and events: families gathered at Tapper and Johnson homes, shopping trips to Sioux City LeMars and Brunaville, a 500 club gathering, a miscellaneous shower for Raymond and Mrs. Gabel, and a funeral in Akron for Albert Witt Sr. including many local names and weekend happenings.
Mrs. Kelly of Breckenridge Missouri arrived last week for a visit with relatives and friends. Rev and Mrs S A Jacobson were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Harvey Welch. Anna Klemme and Mrs Alfred Klemme east of Akron spent last week in the Jack Koplin home. Klemme visited in the Ed Lewison
Thursday evening visits fill the record with Mrs. Oscar Ronning of Neport listed as a serious accident victim Monday with details pending. Ruswell Huff visited on Sunday morning. Mrs. Albin Anderson called on Connie Greenwood Monday afternoon. Roy Abraham welcomed a baby girl early this week. Anna Kiemme and Mrs. Alfred Kiemme and Onnie Greenwood's family were seen at the Fred Wang home midweek.
Advertisement notes soda disturbs digestion and suggests Adlerika as better for gas or sour stomach. Claims one dose removes bowel poisons that cause gas and bad sleep. Also promotes birthday cards from the Register-Tribune office with personalized sentiment.
A brief dedication praising the Mother of Jesus and her prayers. It expresses reverence for maternal love, spiritual strength, and reaching toward the heavens. The piece emphasizes the mother’s influence guiding souls from despair toward a heavenly home.
Card of Thanks thanks friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during illness and after the death of our wife and mother. Alfred Fry and Family.
Theo, 25, and Karl Burnight, 20, pleaded guilty in district court at LeMars before Judge O. Thomas to larceny. They admitted breaking into the Will Hamilton property in Akron and stealing articles. Sentences of six months in the county jail were pronounced but suspended on good behavior, and they were paroled to Sheriff R. E. Rippey to report monthly.
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