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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1941
Page
4
Aldred crowd enjoyed the community dinner at the Congregational church parlors after a lively program. Students from Sioux City and Janus High attended with Liberty Independent and Wetfield Independent boys teams.
Foggy and cloudy weather marked the last week of the year with moderate temperatures and melting snow that left roads slushy and muddy. The Mount Hope P T A December meeting featured the Women’s Community Chorus and G Adams finishing with several readings. January 10 meeting slated. Akron streets remain rough from prior graveled era.
A church invites all to start the year with Sunday school followed by worship. A four Sunday series begins next Sunday as Easter is fourteen weeks away. Hpworth League gathers at 6:30 PM and evening worship at 7:30 PM. Everyone is welcome.
A fragmentary church notice notes a gathering at Mrs. Frank Burke’s home on Thursday. Mrs. Harvey leads devotional duties with Pastor J. Zane in attendance.
In a brief, heartfelt message, the Robertson family thanks through a note to Sadie Grace for support and kindness during a difficult time. The message emphasizes gratitude and the enduring grace extended by Sadie Grace.
Study of accident records shows faulty driving methods and inexperienced motorists cause many crashes. Police can use data to target speeding and reckless driving, improve driver testing and training, and enforce regulations while road authorities address physical defects.
Several small ads offer a piano for sale at 68 dollars with 2 dollar weekly payments and a Sioux City mailing option. Also listed are two Swiss heifers springing from George L Carlson of Akron Iowa and spotted Poland China boars from Ben Hillrichs four miles east of Akron on Highway No. 5.
Digest notes Saturday afternoon 2 o clock confirmation class at the church Sunday school at 10 am. A cordial meeting and tree service in Lumliy mas? presented to Mr Arkin for the weekly church supper and New Year’s Nateh oyster supper.
Sunday evening services at Onion Creek Church invite all to view the Bible as a guide for the New Year. Sunday school at 10 in the morning January 8. The annual congregational meeting is set for Saturday afternoon January 4 at Taither Hall. Ladies Aid will serve. Luther League meets January 7 with hosts and guests. Three directors to serve three years will be elected, reports read and approved, and other business may be acted on. Edw. Leafstedt, Secretary.
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