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Akron Register Tribune

Location

Akron, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1935

Page

1

Westfield write ups note town activities and events

Westfield notices cover a Meekling High basketball tilt on their floor, bake sales in Christensen market, club meetings at Dwight Anderson home and St Catharine's Guild, local visits from Boden and Seyler, and a Sub-County Declamatory contest where Sylvia Crill and Raymond Conway win. Also reported are road conditions, a property sale to a Brunsville buyer, and local achievements including Elsa Cassel's Iowa State Players selection.

Russell Waterbury Bruneville Westfield High Meekling S. C Dwight Anderson Anderson Anna Lyle R. Park Anderson Kennebec S. D A. Dwight Anderson Akron Sylvia Crill Raymond Conway LeMars High Stella Mae Olson Des Moines Lester Sanford Wauecoma Iowa Sanford Waucoma Gertrude Seyler F. Teager Sioux City St. Catharine’s Guild Mary Tracy Tracy Mazie Tracy Wm. Christensen Jennie McVay Yankton Ned Spaulding Clarence Hummel Brunsville Westfield Town Battle Creek

Milnerville Mention Highlights Local Social Notes

Special Correspondence reports on Mrs. Bernard a former Jefferson S D resident long known in the area passing away in Sioux City. Joe Tracy and his mother visited the city. Fern Dreeszen visits Thomas in Adaville. Georgia Clemenson visits sister Mrs. Vance Hunter. Mrs. R Hunter’s parents return from Des Moines. Stacia Bigelow has been housekeeper for the Shorts. The Price child in Sioux City is seriously ill. Mrs. Price known here as Jessie Stevens. Mr. Lawrence in Montana improving after pneumonia. Neighborhood bridge club met at Lawrence Brown’s. Henry Brosamle and wife visited Sioux City then joined a bridge club party. Lucille and Dorothy Maloney rainbound in Sioux City.

Bernard Jefferson S. D Sioux City Joe Tracy Fern Dreeszen Thomas Adaville Georgia Clemenson Vance Hunter Robert Hunter W. M. Short Des Moines Stacia Bigelow Walden Fry’s Shorts Carl Price Price Jessie Stevens John Lawrence Montana Lawrence McCook Lake F. L. G. Club

Chatsworth Chats Special Correspondence

Betty Adams went to Sioux City on Wednesday. George Wakeman and wives visited Hud son at BE Larkin home. Mrs Larkin broke her knee in Sioux Falls on Monday. Ray Downing and wife of Remsen visited here Sunday. Eugene Dalgliesh Jo Adams and Roy Vanderham worked in Sioux City on Tuesday. Vanden Berg's class held an ice cream party at the school Tuesday evening after singing Christmas carols. Bob Crow fell from a horse Sunday, breaking a leg. Mr. and Mrs E H Johnson and Erma went to Sioux City to the show Sunday. Charlie Larson visited Hudson Friday to see his aunt Mrs Larkin.

Lucille Maloney Merrill McCook Hancock Township Rickert Central School McDonald Street Sioux City W. FE. Nason Bethel Church Society Wayne Stauffer Spirit Lake Spencer Roy Cassen Roy Bonnie Milner Howard Milner Red Cross Elmer Moke Halvorson Milner Liberty Township Bill Logan Jack Cassen Elsa Cassel Westfield Iowa State College Iowa State Players Betty Adams George Wakeman Gilbert Wakeman Hudson BE. L. Larkin Larkin Sioux Falls Ray Downing Remsen Eugene Dalgliesh Jo Adams Roy Vanderham Prof Vanden Berg Bob Crow E. H. Johnson Erma Charlie Larson

Westfield Mid dlings Home Project Notes and Socials

Westfield Mid dlings reports weather delayed play postponed until Monday March 4. Frances Port to wed Chris Herzberg amid small bridal shower. Birthday wishes to Mrs Willer, attendance hindered by bad roads. Mrs Hue bs h and fellow Home Project ladies hosted a Valentine party for Portland group. Ward Smith and his wife influenza symptoms, Philco grand radio joy, local horses lost including Frank Smith and Thos Clarey.

Home Project Westfield L. C. Huebseh Frances Port Huebsch Chris Herzberg Miss Port Hans Willer Pete Willer Ruble Will van Wyhe Lowell Taylor Harvey Taylor G. Dortmeyer Ogden Kenny Westfield Home Project Fred Claesson Portland ‘Home ‘Project Portland H. P. Royal Ward Smith L. F. Taylors Philco Frank Smith Thos. Clarey

Ruble Rumblings Special Correspondence

Shoppers from Akron visit derailments with Vanderhams and Deloris. Families Morehead Miller and sons visit Hiner Kapfer. Borchers and Meyer attend John Borchers birthday. Mrs Jeffers returns home after caring in LeMars for weeks.

Henry Vanderham Deloris Akron Clare Morehead Eilert Miller Clifford Lloyd Hiner Kapfer B. J. Borchers Henry Borchers Fred Meyer John Borchers Frank Jeffers LeMars

Multiple Social Visits Reported Around Brunsville and Le Mars

Mr McLaughin remains ill. Mr and Mrs Eilert Miller and sons visited the Art Gronemeyer home near Brunsville. Plymouth Ladies Aid met at Roy Stevens home with Mrs Stevens hosting. Henry Borchers birthday party included cards and late midnight lunch. Attendees listed among neighbors and friends. Friday shoppers in Le Mars included John Tapper and Anna Klemme with Walter. Elmer Kapfer and family visited John Faust at Westfield. Abe Miller and Irene shopped in Le Mars. Miss Frances Port received gifts at shower by Helen Marbach and Ida Port. Leora Laughton spent Tuesday evening in Ruble.

McLaughin Fred Gilers Wilbur Joan Blaine Clare Morehead Norman Virgil Oscar Kapfer Lois Elmer Kapfer George Miller George Barth Miller Fred Meyer Henry Fredricks Abe Miller Irene LeMars Helen’ Marbach Ida Port Frances Port Leora Laughton

Union Creek Church Services Cancelled for Luther League Event

Union Creek news notes no church services on Sunday as the Luther League schedules a program at English Lutheran in Akron in the evening. The Ladies Aid will meet at Mr and Mrs Wm Huebner on Thursday afternoon February 28. Several local residents make weekend visits to Sioux City Sioux Falls and Hawarden while others host gatherings at home and welcome neighbors with games and refreshments.

Union Creek Luther League English Lutheran Akron Wm. Huebner Wayne Waterman Hannah Sellberg Sioux City Albert Anderson Howard Powell Wm. Olson Eric Wedmark Somerset Henry Fickbohm

Village Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Shower

Friends gathered for an evening before a move near Alcester with Mr and Mrs Fickbohm receiving a picture. Elmer Hultgren and Marion Hultgren were Sioux City shoppers. A bridal shower for Miss Marion at the Elmer Hultgren home featured a money purse gift and refreshments. A string of visits occurred among Ericson Wang Huebner Sommervold and Bradley households with several overnight guests.

Alcester Fickbohm Elmer Hultgren Marion Hultgren Jay Sykes Sioux City Albert Anderson Charles Wang Lawrence Ericson George Adamson Teckla Anderson Wm. Ericson John Papritz Wm. Huebner Wesley Heeren Lois Anderson Joyce Vreugdenhil Miss Marion Maryin Jane Wedmark Pearl Sommervold Opal Alvin Sommervold Ruby Harlan Bradley

Pleasant Hill News items from a local correspondent

Mr and Mrs Alfred Krose shopped in Sioux City Monday. Fern Strong returned home Tuesday after helping Mrs Harvey Welch work while she recovered from a severe burn three weeks earlier. Clarence Andrews and family moved to the old Gustafson farm Saturday. Oran Mildred and Avis Heasley spent the weekend at the Harvey Welch home. The Heasley youths visited Herbert Swanson at Akron hospital on Sunday. Herbert Swanson returned home from the hospital Monday and will be bedfast for several days while improving.

Alfred Krose Sioux City Fern Strong Harvey Welch Clarence Andrews Gustafson Oran Mildred Avis Heasley Heasley Orville Welch Eugene Hilton Herbert Swanson Akron

Rheumatic Cure Claim By Old Soldiers Home Physician

An advertisement claims a rheumatic cure discovered by a physician at an old soldiers home. It states the remedy costs $1 for a bottle meant to last 15 days and can knock out ordinary cases. Purchasers are asked to send the ad, their history, and payment to Jones Remedy Co. in St. Louis Missouri.

Jones Remedy Coo 7Th St St. Louis

New Moratorium Law Extends Protection for Foreclosure Debtors

Iowa Farm Debt Advisory Council urges debtors under old Moratorium before March 1 1935 or 1985 to file urgent applications for further extension. New law applies, auto refiling for some cases, but where sheriff's sale occurred, debtors must act to avoid losing protection. County committees offer free advisory services. district coordinators will attend meetings in Des Moines.

Iowa Des Moines Iowa Farm Debt Advisory Council M. L. Bowman

Bequeaths Diet Lists to the Sick

The Veronov diet lists, created by GermanRussian diet specialist Hellmuth Veronov, are now free to the public after his bequest. The lists aim to combat rising stomach and intestinal ailments along with skin diseases by sharing his dietary methods learned during his travels.

Veronov Hellmuth Veronov

Veronov Diet Plans Offered Free by Diet Guild

Veronov studied internal reactions of food combinations and developed easy diets. He turned his data and estate over to the Diet Guild for free distribution. This newspaper offers diet lists for ailments rheumatism and weight reduction upon request with a stamp to Diet Guild Box 258 Brandon Wis. Patronize home merchants.

Veronov Diet Guild Brandon Wis

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