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Akron Register Tribune

Location

Akron, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1936

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Akron Iowa mayor's proclamation calls vote on gas franchise

The town of Akron Iowa schedules a January 28 1936 special election to decide if Iowa Public Service Company may construct operate and maintain a 20 year gas transmission and distribution system. The ordinance outlines construction conditions franchise terms and town rights with deadlines and acceptance provisions.

Akron Iowa Iowa Public Service Company State of Northern Natural Gas Company J. L. Clayton Dick Bohlken

Akron paper billing details and publication facts

The Register-Tribune notes publisher Ray A. Smith and lists subscription rates for one year two dollars, six months one dollar, and three months fifty cents. It states publication occurs every Thursday in Akron and nearby towns with second-class mail status dated September 26, 1901.

Akron

Ruble Rumblings Local Social Notes

Mrs. John Kallsen spent Monday at the John Tapper home. Numerous neighbors and relatives visited Akron area households including the Milbroughts, Moreheads, Renken, Frerichs, Kummings, and Kallsens. Several guests, birthdays, and Illinois Chicago trip mentions appear as community social notes.

Milnerville Mention News Briefs and Obituaries

Special Correspondence from Milnerville reports C F Hoffman 81 died at his farm in Sioux township after an extended illness. Survived by wife three sons and two daughters. Funeral held at Akron Christian church. Also notes Elmer Laker couple welcomed a daughter born Friday at Lutheran hospital Sioux City. Other items include Mrs Mabel Cooper missing White Shrine tableaux, Ralph Hathaway delaying Sioux City visit until spring, a birth to Orel Banks in Sioux township, Howell Banks visiting Sioux City, hog shipments to Sioux City stockyards after AAA break, Mrs Roy Cassen reporting slippery roads, ice thaw then cold snap, Mrs Cramer ill in Sioux City, Mrs Tina Butterworth former Milnerville resident, program committee members, two one act plays, birthday party for Berniece Anderson, gatherings hosted by Esther Hultgren and families, Sanford Novak returning to Bijou Hills SD to farm.

C. F. Hoffman Sioux Township Christian Church Akron Elmer Laker Lutheran Hospital Sioux City Mabel Cooper White Shrine Ralph Hathaway Chicago Maywood Orel Banks Howell Banks AAA Roy Cassen Cramer Tina Butterworth Fort Dodge Milnerville Henry Bruneau Cassen Butterworth Elmer Hultgren Dorothy Hultgren H.R. Anderson Violet Anderson Albert Anderson Berniece Esther Hultgren H. R. Anderson Norma Albert, Anderson Alve Ericson Milton Ericson Lloyd Fickbohm George Fickhohm Bill Peterson Vera Seeley Sanford Novak Bijou Hills

Westfield write up a social season unfolds with music

Westfield notes events around January including visits from Akron residents the Ladies Aid gathering hosted by A W Hummel a bob sled party massasoit club gathering a piano recital by Prof James Reistrup of Morningside College and a Tuesday club guest evening themed Scandinavian literature with a concluding menu event details include attendees hosts and locations in Westfield and nearby Des Moines Sioux City Brunsville Sioux Falls and Morningside College connections.

M. P. Spaulding James Reistrup Conservatory of Music Morningside College Reistrup

Union Creek News Briefs For January Church Services

Union Creek notes a service next Sunday January 19 at 3 p m. Mr and Mrs William Ericson and Mr and Mrs Wayne Waterman visited at the Eric Youngstrom home in Akron Sunday afternoon. The Luther League meets at Luther Hall Tuesday evening January 21 with Mr and Mrs E Westin and Mr

Wm. Ericson Wayne Waterman Eric Youngstrom Akron Luther League Luther Hall E. Westin

Westfield School Notes and Upcoming Contests

This week marks the end of the first semester with review work and exams set for Thursday and Friday. Some students may be exempt from finals for exceptional semester performance. Westfield lost to Central Seconds 30 17 in Sioux City on January 10 without Gant while Thornton and Webber anchored Central’s scorers. A rematch with Union is planned. Superintendent Littelle judged the Junior High declamatory contest in Akron Thursday night. The Home Declam Contest is set for Wednesday January 22 at 7 30 in Community Hall with fifteen high school contestants including Bernard Bertrand Edith Bergum James Coleman Marie Jensen Mary Jane Hummel and Rae Hummel. Raymond Conway and Mary Catherine

Central Gant Westfield Boys Sioux City Westfield Thornton Webber Union G. P. Littelle Akron Community Hall Bernard Bertrand Edith Bergum James Coleman Marie Jensen Mary Jane Hummel Rae Hummel Raymond Conway Mary Catherine

Westfield High School Drama and Oratorical Team

Beaubien Eva Bertrand Eileen Gant and Elsie Hummel form the dramatic group. The Oratorical division includes Louis Bertrand Pat Gant Helen Ross and Leslie Stickley. Pat Gant returns after tonsilitis. School notes cite activities, mumps cases, and reader set upgrades.

Westfield Middlings Community News Briefs

Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Will Heinrickson of Sioux City on a born son. Congratulations also to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jammerthal on a daughter. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. J. Buryanek and granddaughter from Burke S D at the Frank Smith home. A wedding dance at Akron Legion Hall for Jess Pendleton newlyweds. An octogenarian birthday dinner for J M Rozell in Sioux City. The Old Gang hosted a charivari for the Pendletons with seven tables of pitch and oyster stew. Sympathy to the John Mansfield family on their loss.

John Kallsen John Tapper James Gabel John Milbrodt Akron W. E. Smith Clare Morehead Henry Pluegar Leonard Miller Sioux City Art Gronemeyer Betty Fred Renken Randall and Keith Herman Frerichs Lillian Shirley Hilert Miller Anna Klemme Melvin Flinrichs Chicago Amos Hoecht Ed. Munts Holstein Clifford Lloyd Herman, Kruse Grant Township Clarence Braun Billie Rae Darlene William Blankenburg Jack Russell Jackie Louie Borchers Marlin Karen Barth Miller Home Will Heinrickson Heinrickson Harold Jammerthal J. Buryanek Burke, S. D Frank Smith Jess Pendleton Legion Hall Art Rozell Mr. Rozell J. M. Rozell Jess T. F. Clarey John Mansfield Mansfield

Garland News Items Highlights Local Visits and Birthdays

Special correspondence from Garland reports Mr. and Mrs. Sever Sommervold Jr and family plus the Newton Wevik and Steen parties visiting Ed Lewison. Verla and Erma Busch with Fred Ball joined a birthday gathering for Mrs. Wm Skinner. Frank Miller and Vera Huckert from Akron visited George Miller's near Alcester. Miss Freda Ball celebrated a birthday with a midnight lunch. Numerous locals attended Lewis Jamptgaard’s funeral at Rosens church. Vera Huckett from Akron stays with Frank Miller’s family. Lizzie Miller also present.

Sever Sommervold, Jr Newton Wevik Steen Ed. Lewison Freda Ball Rosens Church Menga Wilken Freda All Ralph Fickholim Carrol Hamilton Dick Hamilton Wm. Skinner Sioux City Vera Huckett Akron Frank Miller Lizzie Miller

College Gets An Endowment At Western Union College

Western Union college in LeMars received a gift from I L May totaling sixty thousand dollars, boosting the institute endowment by the same amount a few weeks ago.

Western Union College LeMars I. L. May

Maytag gift funds college with six percent securities

The Newton area receives a sizable bequest as 6 percent securities will boost annual school revenues. Mr. Maytag, long considering the gift, now confirms readiness to endow the college. He has previously donated large sums, including $200,000 to his home city for a park trust. President D O Kime of Western Union visited Newton to accept the gift on behalf of the college. Day exercises at the college are planned soon.

Newton Western Union Maytag

Trade in Akron with our Live Mer chants

Akron residents rally with chants branded Live Mer urging merchants to trade locally. The event highlights support for community businesses and emphasizes the value of local shopping to sustain urban economy.

Akron

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