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Akron Register Tribune

Location

Akron, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1937

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Westfield Write Ups Special Correspondence Sioux City Visit

Business visitors in Sioux City included Wm Seyler G W Masonholder and son and M W Conway. Reports from Mary Spaulding who had major surgery in Des Moines hospital. Lent devotions at St Catharine church. Many local socials and visits noted including clubs tours and hospital rounds.

Sioux City Wm. Seyler G.W. Masonholder and St.’Catharine’s Catholic Lavon Hough Iowa City A. W. Hummel Des Moines Anna Lyle St. Joseph’s Hospital Clara Chapman McLaughlin Ladies’ Aid James ‘Myers Akron A.W. Hummel Huron Mary Marguerite Martin Fred Husted Kalona M. W. Conway Grace Spaulding Faures America Boylen Marin Marin’s Pertaining To ‘Stonington Maine Opal Hummel Merrill Philip Beaubien Florence Kapfer Lucille Connolly Viola ‘Lilly

Milnerville Notes on Local Events and Visits

Special Correspondence reports Christine Petersen's car found burned and abandoned, Milner family trips to Sioux City, Mrs Hathaway recovering from a cold, Masonic lodge and National Honor Society gatherings, social visits by Cyrus Knapp and others, Val entine celebrations, and J D O'Bryan re elected president of the National Farm Loan association of Sioux City.

Christine Petersen Richard Milner Janet Sioux City Milner Richard West Hotel National Honor Society Cyrus Central High School Will DeRoeher Roy Cassen R. G. Cassen Walter Shearer

Ruble Rumblings Special Correspondence LeMars Visit

Special Correspondent reports on LeMars shoppers Friday including Mrs August Borchers and son Freddy John Kallsen and the Erks Kallsen and Klemme families. Louis Borchers remains a hospital patient as Louis Frerichs mourn the infant Donald Ray death.

August Borchers Freddy John Kallsen John Erks Jesse Kallsen Harry Klemme LeMars Louis Borchers LeMars Hospital Louis Frerichs Donald Ray

Garland News Items Post Storm Road Restart Social Visitors

Special correspondence reports community life in Garland after storms. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Ball and sons at Henry Busch home, Wesley Heeren at Hugo Granstrom, Mrs. Herman Jacobs Sr. and Fritz and Violet Jacobs at Beresford, and updates on Mrs. Martin Johnson’s improving health.

R. E. Ball and Sons Henry Busch Wesley Heeren Hugo Granstrom Herman Jacobs Fritz Violet Beresford Martin Johnson Walter Heyl Ball Bros Wm. Skinner Dick Hamilton R. C. Hamilton Akron Wilma Fickbohm Alfred Carlson Ed. Lewison Delco

Union Creek News Church Service And Ladies Aid Meeting

Union Creek News reports services at Union Creek church Sunday evening at eight. Ladies Aid will meet at Luther Hall on Thursday February 25, with all members to serve. Mrs D J Edward was called to Chicago for her father’s serious illness. Lawrence Ericson and family visited at the Wm Ericson home last Thursday. Mr and Mrs Milton Ericson visited the Orval Jurgenson home Wednesday night. Mr and Mrs Lee Stoutenburg, Mr and Mrs Hebe Cummins, and Mr and Mrs Wm Ericson were visitors Wednesday.

Union Creek Ladies’ Aid Luther Hall D. J. Edward Chicago Lawrence Ericson Wm. Ericson Milton Ericson Orval Jurgenson Lee Stoutenburg Hebe Cummins Joe McMurray JoAnn Elmer Hultgren Ralph Dewey Martin Johnson Robert Johnson Edward Akron Audrey Ericson Walfred Forslund Mary Larson Lloyd Fickbohm Henry Fickbohm Sioux ‘City Chas, Okblum King H. R. Anderson Norma Joy Bernard ‘Grey Eddie Anderson Esther Hultgren McMurray Joe Anderson Sioux City Miriam Ericson Jay Sykes

Social notes from the Joe McMurray area

Local residents carry on visits and gatherings at various homes. Several families, including the Ericsons, Hultgrens, and Deweys, host or visit friends and relatives through midweek. News also notes Mrs. Johnson’s improving condition, ongoing illnesses, and the death of Grandad McMurray with funeral plans in Sioux City.

Reshingling City Hotel and Local Births in 1902

City Hotel undergoes re-shingling work led by Henke. Born a son to Thos Cleary of Westfield on February 15 1902. A son to Ed Erickson southwest of Akron on February 17 1902. Frank Blum plans barber business move after visiting Laurel Nebraska. A. G. A. Palm marks thirty years married with a family gathering. A runaway team injured John Smith near town. incident details noted with care.

Martin Sioux City O'Bryan J. E. Kelley LeMars F. L. G. Club Maloney Sioux ‘City Oskar Klein Nebraska Crystal Lake Klein A.D. Ross Emory Banks Tom Ross Milnerville Allie Banks Walden Fry Girls’ Club Isabel Wilson Charlie Solomon Mary McElroy Des Moines Ponca Nebr Akron Roy Cassen Jack Cassen Hancock Township Miss Briggs Fred Husted A. G. A. Palm Henry Smith John W. J. Brunner Westfield Edith Gillin Gillin E. H. Stevens George Blum Fremont Frank G. E. Brofer Omaha Baker Building Dr. Conger Chas. Hummel Jack Smith Sioux Falls Jas. G. Hays Sioux Falls Packing Co Hudson S. C Herman Koch Guy Ross John Johnson Irving Knudson Arkie Hauck Harry Hubbs Nora Allen Baptist Parsonage R. F. Killgore Chas. Jurgenson Max Fredrickson Big Sioux Carl Anden Dakota Canton High Five Thorwald Thorson Forest City Iowa

Akron News Briefs and Local Happenings in 1922

Real estate transfer reports the McFarland farm of 160 acres southeast of town sold through Neil Robertson Realty Akron to Clement Henke at 53 dollars per acre. The item also notes a bicycle fad fading, upcoming automobile craze, local bowling win in Hawarden, college and business openings, telegrams on telephones and rural lines, marriages, births, bridge moves, and a serious snow plow bridge accident nearby.

Neil Robertson Akron Town McFarland Hawarden Aktron Ella Farnham Chatsworth R. W. Becker B. H. Myatt C. G. Rathbun Mitchell

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