04 Jan 1934
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1934
Page
1
Special correspondence reports a busy period in Westfield with visits from relatives in Minneapolis and Vermilion, a community party planned for Thursdays, and marriage banns announced at St. Catharine's church. Local sports see the town team beat Sioux City Optical and Jefferson, with upcoming games against Parkway garage and K C Panthers.
My and Mrs James Solomon of Hancock township marked their golden wedding at home on Sunday December 31 with a large party. The couple married fifty years ago in Ham mond county Tennessee and have lived mostly in Woodbury county Iowa. They have seven sons one daughter twenty eight grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Over a hundred guests attended including seventy relatives.
Elden Beeler spent Saturday in the Geo Beeler home. Anna Evjen called on Mrs June Davis Friday afternoon. Elmer Kliemmer and son Arnold and Clarence Andrews were Akron shoppers Saturday. Mrs June Davis and son Frank were dinner guests in the John Overby home Sunday. A large attendance at the auction sale by Arthur Christopher Friday. Anna and Ole Overby visited Sievert and Clara Hansen Friday. Dolph Davis called in the John Beach home in Akron Friday. Mike Hansen visited Elk Point Tuesday. Ed Ekren in LeMars Iowa one day last week. Pleasant Hill school children enjoy a two week holiday. Mr and Mrs Wallace Beeler and children spent Christmas day with daughter Mrs Edwin Thormesgaard near Beresford. Mr and Mrs John Overby and children and Mr and Mrs John Beach and children of Akron were dinner and supper guests in the Mrs June Davis home on Christmas day. Olive Ringsrud spent Sunday with Minnie Anderson. Miss Marjorie Holmquist Pleasant Hill school teacher spent holidays at her home near Centerville.
Special correspondence from East Westfield notes dinner guests in Sioux City and holiday visits among locals. Families mentioned include Brandeen, Kiewel, Morehead, Shearer, Sorensen, Lorenzen, Peters, and Cale. Local events include a 500 card club gathering and a dental procedure for James Kiewel.
Stanley Tindall of near LeMars spent a week with his uncle Adam Tindall. Rev and Mrs N A Hollingshead returned from Perry Indiana after visiting relatives and attending a Des Moines Christian Educational convention. Bertsel Brown visited Mrs William Bohlen and Virginia Ann in Akron hospital. Lois Semple from Sioux City vacationed with her grandmother Ella Morehead. W T Lindsey and daughters of Morningside dined with Glenn Stinton and Nelson Brown families. Mr and Mrs Nelson Brown and children of Liberty were supper guests with Chester Philips. The Missionary Society meets at Mrs Clark Tindall’s Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Nelson Brown leads Christian Endeavor Sunday evening on The Best Foundations for Life. No prayer meeting last week. next Wednesday at Charles Johnson home. Everyone welcome.
Special Garland correspondence lists birthday greetings for Duane Hamilton and New Year visits among families including Hamilton Skinner Amondson and Barington. Attendees at Arthur Christopher sale praised results. Farewell party for Christopher family planned as they depart for Indiana.
Special correspondence from Pleasant Hill lists New Year visits and gatherings. Families including Welch Brubaker Heasley and Anderson traveled between Vermillion Akron and Omaha, with multiple relatives dining at the Welch home. Local guests from Elk Point and Vermillion joined New Year celebrations and courtesy calls. Patronize your home merchants.
Developments of the last week clarify the outlook for the January 3 session. Plans for tax revision liquor taxation recovery legislation and budget needs shape a cautious agenda. Roosevelt faces opposition over NRA codes anti trust revival and monetary policy as veterans and insurgents sharpen their stance.
In Plymouth County Iowa the probate court schedules a final proof and hearing for the last will of Anna Marie Doyle, deceased. Heirs Julia Burnight Rose Beaubien Clara Tague Margaret Maynard Theresa Doyle Edward Doyle Mary Pauline Beaubien Roger Jerome Maynard and others may appear January 29 1934 to show cause why probate should not be admitted. E F Remer Clerk J T Keenan attorney. Also old newspapers for sale at the Register Tribune office.
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