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Newspaper

Akron Register Tribune

Location

Akron, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1933

Page

2

IOWA PRE AT WESTFIELD WRITE-UPS SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE

Mrs A A Lilly and son Paul vacationed in Gayville South Dakota while Mrs Laura Mills stayed with daughter Mrs Jno Witte in Sioux City. Readers report illness, school resumed with near full attendance, and many local and nearby residents visited relatives. The town mourns the death of Virginia Purvis, with friends attending from Richland and Dell Rapids. Our basketball teams defeated Sioux City Athletic Club 48 to 28 and 133rd Infantry 36 to 28 in Sioux City. Gerald Tracy recovering after appendicitis. Regular notes on visits, births, and travels fill the column.

Westfield A. A. Lilly and Son Paul Gayville Laura Mills Jno. Witte Sioux City A. W. Hummel Emma Tuttle Swatara Minnesota E. Hummel John Johnson Carrol Lilly Kingsley Iowa A.J. Thornton Jimmie Virginia Purvis F. P. Purvis Omaha Nebraska Purvis Wm. Meeves Richland Nels Beaubien Armory M. F. Flynn Walter Bennett Frank Kirsch Dr. Geisel Wm. Seyler Chas. Hoffman Fred Hummel Jans Akron Frank Rosenbaum Dorcas Knapp Chas. Knapp Milnerville Herbert A. Ervin T. L. Burnight Baptist Church Riverside Cemetery

Garland Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Mr and Mrs Hugo Grundstrom and family visited the Wesley Hleeren home. The Ball and Andrews families called on Walter Heys. Carshed visitors included Carrol Hamiltons group at Dick Hamiltons. Relatives surprised Mrs Fickbohm on her birthday. County residents hosted guests at Henry Buschs and Albert Wagner homes. Arabelle Lykken stayed with sister Mrs Stanley Swanson. Martha Barington of Sioux City visits Dick Hamiltons. Julius, Clayton Hultgren and Albert Lewison visited Sioux Falls. Birthday card suggestions appear from the Register-Tribune office.

Hugo Grundstrom Wesley Hleeren Richard Ball Clarence Andrews Walter Heys Carrol Hamilton Dick Hamilton Geo. Fickbohm Roy Swanson Theodore Ball Joe Lambert Henry Busch Albert Lewison Howard Lewison Albert Wagner Stanley Swanson Eddie Lewison Howard Arabelle Lykken Martha Barington Sioux City Julius and Clayton Hultgren Albert Ewison Sioux Falls S. C

Mankind Familiar With Power of Steam Through Ages

The article traces steam power from ancient references to Hero and early sketches of steam devices to Savery in 1698 making steam fountains useful for mines and water supply. It notes Newcomer and Calley introducing the modern pumping engine and the enhancement by James Watt with modern reciprocating engines.

Hero Alexandria B. C Savery Maide Worcester Thomas Newcomer John Calley James Watt

What Did Farmer's Wife Do in Her Spare Time

An English sixteenth century farmer's wife is described as juggling many duties. She makes clothes, manages wool and blankets, milks, wrights, shears, and processes grain. She helps with ploughing, carting, loading produce, markets, and selling dairy and poultry products.

Bureau of ‘Agricultural Engineering Department of Agriculture Wynowe

Truly Rural Gimingham Village in Norfolk England

A small Norfolk village Gimingham with 500 residents lacks essential services. There is one tiny general store and no baker, butcher, fishmonger, draper, doctor, chemist, dentist, or pub, though a railway runs through and the sea lies nearby 90 feet below the town. At dusk everyone goes to bed and houses rely on oil lamps for light.

Norfolk England Gimingham

Perseverance Shapes Great Character Through Life’s Challenges

An early line of reflection compares steady effort to a spring that nourishes a vast river. It notes that persistent perseverance forms a durable character capable of sublime thoughts and deeds, renewing readers and helping them endure obstacles until triumph.

Nuts Grow in Clusters Not Real Nuts Botanically

The Field Museum curator says Brazil nuts are seeds not true nuts. They form ten to sixteen seeds inside a thick bullet-shaped shell on the tree. Native harvesters crack the shells with knives to release the richly fueled seeds.

Brazil Field Museum of Natural History Chicago

Protection Against Bees at Segiriya Fortress

An ancient rock fortress in Ceylon attracts visitors who climb rock galleries high on a cliff. Wild bees swarm the area and occasionally sting people. Wire covered crates are set at convenient spots to provide sanctuary until the insects pass.

Ceylon Segiriya

Sand Dunes Formation and Erosion Process

A stiff beach breeze lifts sand, which deposits on obstacles creating dunes. Small mounds grow as more sand accumulates, sometimes reaching 300 feet. Wind both builds dunes and erodes them, continually changing their shape and location.

Ruble Rumblings from Epeéciél Correspondéence

Red Klemme was an Akron caller Saturday. John Tapper and family visited Jess Kallsen’s home Sunday. LeMass callers included John Kallsen and Barth Miller. Leonard Miller hosted Art Gronemeyer of near LeMars and P. Miller’s family Sunday. Ben Toel’s birthday gathering with midnight lunch. Norman Morehead visited Leonard Miller. Walter Klemmer visiting near Spink South Dakota. J G Miller visited John Kallsen’s home Sunday. Henry Crow and family of Chatsworth and Abe Miller’s family dined at Bill Crow’s Sunday. J P Miller entertained the 600 club last Friday. Hope Sampson visited Harold Lunde in Akron. Edwin Kiemme visited Fred Kiemme Sunday. Lavois Sampson and family dined at Ernest Gabel’s. Fred Milbrodt and Henry Dirks of Coleridge Nebr. visited nearby. Funeral of Mrs Shake Harris at Brunsville Tuesday drew many friends from Harris, Town, Sallay. Mildred Miller helping Mrs John Mildredt with housework. Miss Thrathas Portis visiting Mildred Miller. Frank Jeffers and Mrs Lambert Jeffers with Marian at Edwin Klemme’s. Henry Harms and son with Mrs John Frerichs Saturday night. Plymouth Presbyterian church staged a play at Adaville AB church Tuesday evening.

Red Klemme Akron Mra John Tapper Jess Kallsen John Kallsen Barth Miller Leonard Miller Art Gronemeyer Near LeMars P. Miller Ben Toel Ben Norman Morehead Walter Klemmer Spink S.D J. G. Miller John Killsen Henry Crow Chatsworth Abe Miller Crow J. P. Miller 600 Club Hope Sampson Harold Lunde Edwin Kiemme Fred Kiemme Lavois Sampson Ernest Gabel Fred Milbrodt Henry Dirks Coleridge Nebri Shake Harris Brunsville Wallace Frerichs Art Rahberg Harris Sallay Mildred Miller John Mildredt T’rathas Portis Mildred- Miller Frank,Jeffers Lambert Jeffers Marian Edwin Klemme Henry Harms John Frerichs Frank Port Plymouth Presbyterian Church Adaville A. B

OHATS WORTH OHATS Special Correspondence

OHATS WORTH OHATS reports visits from Sioux City residents Mrs L L Schumacher and Mrs D K Bennett attended Eastern Star past matron meeting Hawarden Tuesday and luncheon at Lillie Hotel Erma Johnson returns from Nebraska to Akron school work resumes Monday The New Century club meets at Schumacher home and Mrs Isbrands returns from Le Mars Ladies Aid of Lutheran church hosted by Mrs Will Schmidt east of town

Arid L. L. Schumacher Sioux ‘City D.K. Bennett Eastern Star Hawarden Lillie Hotel Orin -Harris Card Club Arthur Loud Erma Johnson Nebraska Akron New Century Club Schumacher Isbrands le Mars Gerhart Ludwig Sioux City Will Schmidt Lutheran Church

Union Creek Church Services and Local Visits

Union Creek church holds Sunday services with Sunday school at 10 30 and service at 11 00. Luther Leagues meet at Mrs John Hultgrens home Tuesday evening January 17. Residents share numerous visiting meals and home gatherings at local families including Hultgrens Bradley Adams and others.

Union Creek Luther Deagues John Hultgren Eiveryone Harmon Boyd Madison Meriam Bessie Wilcox Elmer Hultgren Walter Young H. I. Bradley Fred Sivengan Will Bud Olson Sioux Falls Albert Anderson Hedlund Burbank

Will of Otto F Buehre Probate Notice Iowa Plymouth

Estate of Otto F Buehre deceased in Plymouth County Iowa includes heirs Sophia M Buehre Alfred H Buehre Harbert W Buehre You are notified a written instrument purporting to be the last will was filed December 29 1982 Final proof and probate hearing set for January 80 1988 to admit or contest the will before EB F REMER Clerk of District Court Published January 6 12 19 1982

Otto F. Buehre State of Iowa Plymouth County Sophia M. Buehre Alfred H. Buehre Harbert W. Buehre Otto If’, Buehre Said District Court of EB. F. Remer Iowa

Probate notice for Anna Elisa Kidd will in Plymouth County

Estate of Anna Elisa Kidd of Plymouth County Iowa informs heirs Anna H Barnes Emma Allen Paul K Johnson Mary J Johnson and all interested parties that a purported will was filed January 8 1988. Final proof and hearing to admit the will to probate fixed January 81 1933 with publication dates January 5 12 and 19 1933 by E F Remer.

Anna Elisa Kidd State of Iowa Plymouth County Anna H. Barnes Emma Allen Paul K. Johnson Mary J. Johnson Said County District Court E. F. Remer Iowa

Fragmented local notice hints at community news source

A damaged OCR fragment references residents and the Register Tribune newsroom. It hints at a civic notice or community update but lacks complete names, dates, or actions. The readable bits point to local news coverage and newsroom activity without clear details.

Birthday Greetings From The Register Tribune Staff

Birthday wishes go out daily to readers and staff. Cards mailed to the Register Tribune office to be recorded and shared with the newsroom and subscribers.

Lobster Chowder Recipe Praised By Editorial Tone

A New York Herald Tribune editorial extols Maine lobsters and offers a chowder recipe. It notes Maine supplies three-fifths of the north Atlantic lobster catch and urges protective legislation, then provides a four to five serving chowder method using canned lobster, potatoes, milk, onion, butter, crackers, and seasonings.

New York Herald-Tribune Maine Delaware Caspian Pine Tree North Atlantic

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