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Newspaper

Akron Register Tribune

Location

Akron, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1922

Page

2

Lutheran Church St Paul U P League Plans Programs

The Lutheran St Paul U P League will present a good program next Sunday evening at 7 30. The Ladies Aid Society schedules its annual meeting a week from Friday January 13 in the new church parlors hosted by Mrs L Haven and Mrs A Newgard. Services in Tinglish at No St Paul church next Sunday but a week from Sunday January 1h at 7 30 p m. Brula Creek Ladies Aid Society and Helping Heads meet with Mrs Edward Larson next Thursday afternoon. Immanuel Sunday school next Sunday morning at 10 00 Services next Sunday morning.

St. Paul U. P. League Ladies’ Aid Society New Church L. Haven A. Newgard Tinglish No. St. Paul Church Register-Tribune Silverberg’s Jonly Bernice Harris Sioux Conkling Hawarden Root Chas. Wise Akron Electric Co B. Hoschler Bertha Hoschler Lucille Carrie Akers Sioux City Mary Busch John Lemeke Akron Public Schools Akron Town Jefferson Town Chas. Gosting Wynot Nebr Edith Root Remsen Zoel ‘Gelinas Grant Barr N. J. Brown Clearwater Cal Chas. Brown Akron

Church Activities Schedule For Next Week

The church announces Sunday service at 11:00 followed by Sunday school. The Ladies Aid Society meets with Mrs L M Lewison next Wednesday afternoon. Young people aiming for Confirmation meet next Saturday at 1:00 p.m. at the church. Annual business meeting is set for 2:00 p.m. next Saturday and AQ must be present. A J Bergsak eh, Pastor.

Ing Ladies’ Aid Society L. M. Lewison A. J. Bergsakeh

World Wants Men of Ideas and Perseverance

The passage urges persistent effort to attain greatness. It argues that progress comes from combining thinking with action, shaping new ideas into practical applications, and enduring discouragement to rise to higher levels. It emphasizes determination over pedigree and the value of sustained toil.

Wigber Tevel Chan

Rubber Heels on Insects Preserve Grasshoppers Landing

The article explains how grasshoppers use an air cushion at the tip of the tarsus to absorb impact when landing. The outer exoskeleton provides rigidity, while claws grip smooth surfaces and hairs aid shock absorption.

Angeles

Why Chimneys Lean Toward the East

A Brooklyn Eagle note explains chimneys gradually lean eastward due to alternating wetting and drying from sun exposure. Moisture absorption at night and faster drying on the east face cause slow, cumulative twisting, making even sturdy brick structures tilt over time.

Brooklyn Eagle

Coroner History and Origin From Crowner to Coroner

The article traces the coroner term and role from its origin as crowner in England and Scotland back to the Fourteenth Century. It explains the crown tied authority behind early coroners, their occasional sheriffs powers, and how a coroner’s inquest evolved from a crowner a quest.

America England Scotland

Five Daughters Born to Macedonian Peasant Couple

A peasant wife near Serres in Macedonia gave birth to five daughters at once. At christening they wore ribbons of different colors tied around their necks, marking the event with a vivid display.

Serres Macedonia

Why They Are Not Married Seven Bachelors on Modern Brides

The Delineator surveys seven bachelors each seen as a prime catch by mothers, explaining why they will remain single. Ages range from twenty six to forty with salaries from 7 500 to 35 000 a year, each citing flaws in modern women from lack of reticence to insatiable romanticism and inflated demands.

Reading matter on busses historic omnibus libraries

The article recalls early London omnibus services offering books to travelers a century ago. Bus readers enjoyed a rotating library in each vehicle, with authors from well known lists. Theft led to the eventual discontinuation of these traveling libraries.

London

Angler Fool or Fortune in English Stream

Jake Wan on Angler narrates a tale where Tomkins questions the fisherman's skill in judging a bite. The angler explains fish behavior with a claim to accuracy, then hauls up a shoed catch. An old shoe surfaces, revealing the joke.

Jake Tomkins

Chrysanthemums Herald Autumn In London Streets

Chrysanthemums appear as autumn signals in London with rich bronze tones and varied colors. The flowers blend with woodland foliage, matching the season’s hedges and trees. Native to many lands, they symbolize the year’s harvest closing and hint at spring daffodils.

London Australia

Goose at Michaelmas Folklore and Royal Toast Legend

An English tradition ties Michaelmas day to eating goose, rooted in a tale of Queen Elizabeth dining near Tilbury Fort on September 29 1588 with two flue geese. After a hearty meal she toasted destruction of the Spanish Armada, declaring the goose would commemorate the great victory.

England Queen Elizabeth Elizabeth Tilbury Fort Neville Umfreyville

Local Akron News Notes and Small Town Headlines

Akron brief items report residents visiting Sioux City and Hawarden, shop bargains at Silverberg's, school reopens January 9, and local sports results. It notes weather shifts, arrivals of visitors, and local officials and merchants handling finances, plus marriages and juror selections for LeMars district court.

Married in Hawarden Miss Anga Gerdes Wed Wes tergard

Miss Anga Gerdes and Mr. William Westergard were united in marriage at St Marys Catholic church Hawarden with Rev Fr Bradley officiating. After the ceremony they had a wedding breakfast at the bride’s mother’s home and plan to move to a farm next spring. The bride is the daughter of Mrs Johanna Gerdes and recently moved from Plymouth County to Hawarden. The groom is the youngest son of Mr and Mrs N P Westergard Sr of Logan township. The Independent offers congratulations to the couple.

Silverberg J. A. Dailey Wik Point Garrett George Smith Canton Register Tribune S. W. Predell Arthur G. c Robi BE. Murphey Akron E. Sullivan Arline Lemon Mervill Ralph Gale Lester Stinton Morningside Sioux City LeMara M. W. Conway Westfield I. Halvorsen Orlan C. Moore Leon R. Ogden W. B. Ross W. W. Burrill Laurence Thomas Ruth Smith Leland Johson Ida Grove Iowa Tha Bride Akron High School Tha Groom Grinnell Hawarden Angaline Gerdes William John Westergard St. Mary's Catholic Church Bradley Johanna Gerdes Plymouth County N. P. Westergard Logan Township

Methodist Church Notes Union Revival At Akron

A census of Congress church affiliations shows 24 Roman Catholics 3 Congregationalists 85 Baptists 4 Episcopalians 66 Presbyterians and 116 Methodists. Sunday school and morning service usual with Lord's Supper. Sunday night starts three weeks of Union Revival at the Baptist church at 7 90. Weeknights at the same church except Saturday. Youth union meeting at 6 0. Akron ministers pledge support. Pastor Carl Hammer invites all to attend and be blessed.

Congress Baptista Baptist Church Akron Carl Hammer

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