Akron Town Publisher Ray A. Smith Notice
Ray A. Smith, publisher, announces publication every Thursday in Akron Town. The notice states the newspaper is entered at the local post office as second class mail matter dated September 28, 1901.
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1946
Page
2
Ray A. Smith, publisher, announces publication every Thursday in Akron Town. The notice states the newspaper is entered at the local post office as second class mail matter dated September 28, 1901.
Mr and Mrs Q B Lilly settle in a recent purchase from Art Anderson and Ambrose family relocates to M P Spaulding house. Miss Maizie Tracy recovers from pneumonia after St Vincent hospital stay in Sioux City. Community groups host meetings and fund clothing drives through January. Local sports see Westfield teams beat Jefferson and host Remsen. Robert Welch returns from two years overseas and receives honorable discharge. A license to wed issued to Gerald Beaubien and Arleen Kuehn with more details next week.
Westfield and Sioux townships plan a Westfield school program on Thursday January 17 chaired by Mrs. A C Banks. A 500 party is announced for this meeting. Nearby social notes mention bridge group plans and a basketball game where Westfield Hot Shots edged Memphis Moles in a tight home contest. Funeral services were held for Mrs Minerva Chase in Akron with interment at Pleasant Valley cemetery. Several social and community updates follow including visits, dinners, and school notices.
Miss Hannah Sellberg of Sioux City visited the Mrs. Gunhild Johnson home in Akron for several days. Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Granstrom and family were supper guests at Lawrence Ericson’s Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Manning of Sioux City spent Thursday at the Wm Manning home. Elmer Huligren, Alfred Sommervald, Alvin Sommervold and Miss Han- joined in local social rounds with multiple households hosting
Mr and Mrs Ray Malmstrom and son visited Sunday in the Gilbert Hoeven home in Sioux City. The family were visitors in the J O Johnson home in Elk Point Saturday. Mrs Arnold Hoeven of Haverhill Mass visited in the Porter Maynard home Tuesday. Mrs Clair Campbell and son,
We wish to express our thanks to friends and relatives for kindness and sympathy since the death of our daughter and sister, Joanne. Thanks for floral offerings from Mr. and Mrs. Norman Tucker and son Darold of Sioux City. A Want-Ad will get results.
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