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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1929
Page
7
The Woodbury county teacher who previously won a statewide beauty prize has married a nationally known music composer. She left the Follies after their marriage and her mounted picture remains in the show room as an ideal beauty, celebrated by supporters in the region. Read the Want Ad column for more.
The Milnerville area prints a New Year note with local socials, illnesses, and deaths. Mrs. D. S. Twogood’s funeral draws many neighbors and a theft report follows the mournful event. Zeno McCarty and Colette Fitzpatrick wed in Churdan, with extended celebration and well wishers from Akron and nearby towns.
Chatsworth notes a series of weekend and weekday visits from multiple residents and relatives. Palmer Taggert made a business trip to Des Moines Tuesday. D K Bennett Jr of Hawarden visited Monday. Gregory Schumacher and wife spent holidays with her parents at Emerson Nebraska. John Turner from Dakota visited his daughter Mrs Will Rembe. Freddis and family of Hartley Iowa visited at John Muth home. Benry Vanderham and wife traveled to Charles Mix county SD for holidays, returning Saturday. Carlton Johnson and Erma Johnson returned to Cedar Walls for college. Mrs EL Dalgliesh visited Sioux City last week, returning Monday. Ww A Bonney spending days at Mrs J C Bonney home west of town. Hentrith went to Montrose SD last week to visit relatives. Fred Hendricks of Banesteel SD came Sunday to visit relatives. Royal Neighbors and guests held watch party after lodge Monday. Abbey’s orchestra provided music. Joyce Taggert visited several days in Sioux City.
Union Creek news notes Sunday worship at 11 00 with Sunday school at 10 00 The Ladies Aid meets at Mrs John Hultgrens home on Wednesday January 9 Several local families visit relatives and share meals and New Year greetings including Eddie and Mrs Anderson Ericson and daughter Audrey Jean Johnson Boden Hultgren Widmark Peterson Olson and other neighbors multiple visits and dinners are listed with modest social details
The 4 H club girls of Johnson township met at Mrs Murbach s home. They entertained the boys who aided with a spring play by playing 600 and sharing oyster stew. The evening closed with a business meeting.
Miss Mildred Gabel hosted a party in honor of Nellie Mae and Ollie King of Licay SD during officer elections. An Adaville Ladies' Aid meeting, Barth Miller birthday celebration, and visits by Mr and Mrs Tom Kenny, the Gronemeyers and King family filled the week with games, cards, and luncheons.
Mr and Mrs Frank Fuller of Clark 8 D are visiting cousins Prant and Orrison Jeffers and renewing acquaintances. Mr and Mrs Emery Klemme christened daughter Verla Mae last Sunday. Mr and Mrs Pete Kalisen of La Mars visited New Year at Bayth Miller home. Mrs Frank Jeffers returned home after visiting her mother in LeMars. Mrs John Irerichs of Harris town and Mrs Chris Klemme of LeMars visited sons Alex and Emery Klemme over the weekend. Frances Smith of Marathon Town spent holidays nearby with Oliver and a friend. Mrs M Marbach and children spent New Year with her parents in Akron. Ruth Erickson of Adaville returned home after visiting Dale Klemme.
The W O T U will hold its annual silver tea Friday afternoon January 11 at 8 45 o clock at the home of Mrs Clyde Kinser. The program includes talks by Akron pastors and music. Everyone is invited.
Nelson Harry B Nelson advertises baby chicks and hatching eggs from White Leghorns with strong laying records. Dams trap nest 500 eggs in two years. Sires from 100-egg hens. Baby chicks 11.00 per hundred with deposit, order by Jan 29 1929. First hatch March 4, weekly. Hatching eggs 3.00 per 100 with 90 percent fertility guarantee. Akron Iowa Route 4. Phone 20 F11.
On December 15 1925 the District Court of Plymouth County Iowa appointed Henning Shoulberg administrator of the estate of Reese Harris deceased. Debts must be paid to the administrator and claims presented to the court for allowance. Pub Dec 20 27 1928 Jan 3 1929. Also note on Iowa road bond paving benefits to South Dakota towns near the border and a nudge to support local home merchants.
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